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.-arn,ati0n Locales.

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uA'0 los vOleurS cOmmencent
1p' 1plrh;r l les campagnes, tonte
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r !. O's s.;'e pacquisition d'nn Coz
|d'E s..t ,e' DieboM Safe G Lock Co;
|tias' ~ ooffre le mieux condition
! a.n, = atre a r6preuve des vo
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AEuRTRES. - Samedi dernier
~ Caacahoula, a la suite dune
emculte survenue pendant une
nttie de cartes, entire les nom
rs Malbrough ct Perot, le pre-
Aler est ale chez lni ct revenu
a'ec IN fusil. Arrive a quelques
ns de Perot, il fait feu ct le tue
nlde. lie meurtrier ma pas atten
q qn'on vienne l'arreter; il a
!eiere prendre la tuite a trayers
ics bois.
Un rspporte que le meme soir,
ans 8 ane bal doun6 en- haut de
.alspo'eonville, Z un individu a etc
Me Ut un autre mortellement bles
e
A Thibodaux, encore lie meme
Mr. un negre employee an moulin
!. scae, a reeu u la suite dune diff
lcsite quill a Gu avec un de- ses
ss@olables nue bale dams la cuis
e.
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ENREGIsTRENENT. lie bureau

ENREGISTREIEN lie bureau
d.enrecistrement des votantS,
restera ouvert dams la maisOn de
cour jusqu'au Is Septembre. Les
citoyens qui ont change de ward
on de paroisse ct ceux don't les
MONS he fgureGt point sur les ta
bleaux d'enregistrement de cette
paro;sse, feront bien d'aller Sc
fdire inscrire s.ils veulent voter
a l'eIectiOn du 9 Novembre.
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PORTRAITS. .C'est aujourd'hul
que NM. Mcclure & Gromley, de
la Nouvelle Orleans doivent on
vrir, pour un temps Unite, I'M ate
lier photographers 4 l'encoi
nnure des rues Maiu ct st Louis.
Les personnes qui desirent avoir
des portraits artiStement executes
mont qu'a aller trouser ces mes
SieurS.
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corrpsE.-La course de diman
,bs deruier au HaF Way House,
.sr le tract de Mr.. RoseInond Le-
Rlanc. pres du Lafourche Cros
.ing. q 6t6 une grande victoire
nar m le cheyal de Mr.. A. Roger,
s,r lersqu'il a atteint le but, Ia
jauent etait, pour lie moins, une
,yinetail,e de pieds derriefe lhi.
Salou toutes probabilities Ia re-
yspche ne Ne fera pas attendre
hen lODgtemps.
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EXCURSION. Mar'li proclaim
Il Septembre, la compagni- DIES
onpiprs, Protector No. ,, v"n!ant
1oauer aux persohnaS da Th''o
asay ct do ses cnvlions Ia iacilite
d.assis,er au memorable anniyer
saire lu IA de Septenibre qni sera
4IshTk Il Ii Nouvrlie- Orleans.
Went d'srganiser une excursion
do TbibodauY a la Nonvelle Or
EaRs. LIE train partisa dn deD0t
ss bssras pr6cises du ma!in, s'ar
dler3 aux stations de T,'rlrbon
pe, De Lafourch- Crossing ct de
Raselaud.. Pour le e:our. il quit
tera Ia Nouve!le Orleans a Z heu
res du soir. LIE prix de l'excnr
OF retour-est dune
piastre ct demie pour les aanltes
It moiti6 prix pour les enfants au
asssous de dix ans.
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CONVENTION. - C'est auiOur
dhui que doit avoir lieu a Nor
nn City la Convention des dele
ga6s du 3me. district congress
doanel. pour le cil ,ix dun caadi
dst sa Congress. Toutes les pa
misses composant ce district ont
iomm6 leurs del6gues ct, d'a
pes &C que nous p0uvons voir
nf nos echanges Qu'on doit sup
peer reaeter l'opinion de leurs
laloisses respectiveS. on peut con
elure que PHon. Acklen etant ce
ID des candidats qui pent lie
noins ralier les democrates de &c
district, les del6gues donneront
sur support a l'homme qni aura
assez de prestige popu'aire ponr
httfe d l'election lie candidat du
parti oppose.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STEANGFlk'S HOTEL

Mr.; Thomas Alberti informs his friends
hd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him 10 satisfy ali those who will honor him
with their custom. A''"'
,, Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinnen
at o'clock Z. NJ. "0'
Commodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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-Au Magasia Bleu. vons trou
yerez la meillenre qualita de chaus
sures, pour holames, danes ct en
fantS.
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E.EYaRE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every hex has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of C. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations of the
name McL0me, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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II. MOEFMANN,
Dealers i'm

EUKNlTURE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
~ ~ window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
raster Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
aa.lon olacA walnut Collins, also cypress
III connection with A, II HoryMAxN Coh.
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds of fur
nlture. M.,n S.mo.,
ioian76l ly Bet jackson and s, ph;,;,,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR, 9. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CA*i:s OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
The most happy results. No better
cathart'c can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For ail bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purga.ive, they are un-
cQua'cd.
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NO.. e.,

"A. N. PECKINPAUGH,
Alton Ind.
-PROpRIEroR--
S1EAM 81 W aud GRIyT JfTLLS
Manufacturer Of
HARD WOOD LUMBER,
Asand Saving IL nlSpeciality.
CUT TO SIZES.
SAGtts, Sills, Tongues, Bolsteys,
Hounds, Railimgs, Feiloes, Plo,v
Beams, Handles, Bent Work,
Spokes Of all sizes, Sc.
Orders promptly filed.
Address: II. TETREAU,
Jy'ls-oo-om. . 1hibodaux. La.
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&. JAUHsEHsT &CIE.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-

AhA OlN| "A u " hO DE-
Marchaadases seehes, ftrangeres et
-AmtriCaines.
Cotons, Indieanes, RuLans, Bon.
Heteria M"nchoirs. etc etc.
70 i;ue dc Chartres, pres Canal
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bisn connne par SON
anciennetG go ans d'existeucc, ct lc bas
prix de ses articles, oare aux inarcbapds
des Iompagnes. Pass0rtiment 10 plus COM
p,et ct lie plus variG de marchandis ises s-rhe.
Cette msison recoit chague sems,ne de
nuveaux envois du Nord ct dc FEprsp
met un soin tout partculier j. ren,plr Iya ]
es qui lui sont adresscs- III sept Is :.
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L'EUCALYPTUS Is1TTERs.
j. vERGh0LE.

OS...-.... .Eme Decautur. O6
-IMPOETATEUK DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUIT
A LLAU-DE-VIE, WEYMOUTH, HUI
LE, SARDlNES, ABSINTHE.
Seul agent pour lie Sud ct pOuest de w.
II. ZUBA u Co, tognac; de In c6lebr
nlarque des wins de A. SELLER q co.
bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. I'm assorti
ment general de liqueurs du pays.
Bitter dcs Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
Les propri6.es tongues, stimulates ct
discstives de ce bitter, agisssnt sur le sys-
teme nerveux ct en- font une besoin ex.
treme.uent agreeable ct Rientaisant. Com.
me apGritif IL BITTER DIES ARABES
fait le plus grand hien aux estOnaes fai.
bies ct defeats ct combat efficaSement In
dyspepsia.
y. VERGNOLE.
uo-ly. PropriGtaire, N. Orleans
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NOuVcsles EsiyerseS.

LEX gouverueur Hebert est
mort Ii await etc ingenieur ct
general.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
FOR EIcN.'


PARIS, July 7th.-The mber
OF Deputies adopted the final re.
port of the Committee on Amnesty,
being Senator Labichs's alterna.
tive bill in its original form, but
limiting the period assigned for
granting pardons by the govern
ment to an interval between the
present date and the l4th instant.
Russian News.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 7th.-An
official dispatch says the recon-
noitering column sent forward by
Gen. Skobeloff from Dongoloum
on the 10th of June reached BAN
on the second instant and that the
Inhabitants fled. The Russians are
fortifying Bami and collecting pro-
visions there. A further recon.
noisance was made on the 28th
ult. In the direction of Artschm map,
whence the Turcomans withdrew
after an Insignificant skirmish.
The appointment of Vice-Admi-
raj LessoOski to command the Pa
cific fleet has been gazetted.
Irish Fisheries Ala BiIi Rejected.
BERLIN, July THIN the House
of Commons this afternoon the
Collins bill granting loan of
100000 for the development of
Irish fisheries, was rejected on
second reading by 172 TO 125.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Garfield and Ireland.
New York Worldly

New York Worldly
General Garfield's nomination Is
not in the least likely to suit Re
publican Irishmen. The editor of
the Irish organ in Cincinnati with
in a few days has directed atten-
ton to the conduct Of the nominee
for President in Congress on April
16, 1871. Congressman Thomas
Kinsslla, Of Brooklyn, on that day
moved a suspension of the rules in
order to introduce resolution re.
Questing President Grant to lay
before conference of High Com
missioners of the United States the
case of the Fenians who had then
been during five years imprisoned
In Canada for violating the neu.
trality laws. Congressman Kin.
sella admitted that technical rea.
sons might ultimately preclude
Great Britain from considering the
matter. but he thought there could
be no harm in an attempt to invite
such consideration. Mr.. Garfield,
however, Immediately objected to
the consideration of the resolution
AS the Congressional Record
shows-and the resolution went
over and was lost sight of in the
confusion of business in the COM
mittees and the House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

WHAT really sits heavy at the
heart of the leaders of the Republic
can party is not the fact, which
they know very well, that Han
cock will be elected, but that other
and most distressing fact that they
will not be able to "bull-doze" him
out OF the office IL chosen by the
people. Republican patriotism has
for years been reduced to the five
ioaves and>seven fishes of Office.
With Hancock elected, and a con.
stiracy matured to baulk the will
of the people second time, these
lustful aspirants for the fiesh-pots
of office know that both the SOL
diers that wore the blue and those
that wore the gray would unite to
inaugurate him-an Irresistible
com biuation which it would be
sheer folly to talk of resisting. Just
put q pin there. We speak words
of sober wisdom and give the law
and the prophets of the matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

we next had the Republicans Burn
side and Hooker, and the disas.
trous defeats Of Fredericksburgh
and Charlottesville.
There is no doubt of the fact that
the army of the Potomac, Demo-
crat and Republican alike, would
have gladly followed Mcclellan in
a movement against the treacher-
GUS authorities at Washington,
who could not endure victory
achieved under the leadership of a
Democrat. But the fact that Nc
Cleilan was a Democrat, trained in
the school of constitutional law,
led him, a second time, to submit
gracefully, and without a murmur,
to the most Machlavellian in
trigues that ever disgraced So
called patriotic government. Like
every private in the army, Han
COCh uuuOuUtCuIy ShuAAtCu oV Wv
injustice done to his chief. Like
Mcclellan himself he submitted,
and gave the best use of his sword
to his country.
(2) The second allegation against
Hancock is that he thought Tilder
should have been inaugurated in
1877, and the law vindicated
against the forgers and peJureri
who formed the Florida and Louis
lana Returning Boards in 1876. Al
to that, all we have to cay is tina
we are heartily glad of it. ThI
Democratic party has been casting
about for just such man. We are
inexpressibly gratified that we have
found him. AS victory ia certain
for the Democratic party, we ar
only too much rejoiced to know
that we have a candidate who, !
elected President by the people
will insist upon being inaugurated
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
What RattIesnakes are Good For.

It may not be generally known
to our readers that snake poison is
used for medicinal purposes in
these days; and that, under the
name Of "Capitalus Horridus," the
poison of the rattlesnake is util.
lied in homeopathic pharmacy.
Thompson & Capper, Of Liverpool,
having recently imported a num-
Der Of rattlssnakes, abstracted the
venom from the live animals in
the following ingenious manner:
The reptiles were in separate COM
partments of case fitted with
thick Indiarubber moose at one end,
which could be loosened or tight
ened by the hand at pleasure. This
was inserted through the partially
opened lid, and the opportunity
quickly seized by slipping the
moose over the snakes head, the
loop being Immediately drawn
tight by means OF the cord thereto.
With IL similar contrivance the
tail was next fastened, and the
snake being securely held was
lifted out of the box to the floor of
the room. A pickle bottle con-
tainI & chloroform was then thrust
over the snakes head and care
fnllI held in its place by Keeping
time with the animals efforts to
extricate itself. AS the reptile be-
came stupefied, the moose was
gradually relaxed to enable the
lungs to have full play, and when
it appeared pOWerless the snake
was laid in O narrow box prepared
for the purpose, with an aperture
at one end, in which its head was
fixed while the after operation was
performed. Its jaws were theL
opened and fixed and the poison
GLANDS were pressed open with for.
ceps and the gloved finger anG
thumb, while u small graduated
phial was held to receive the drops
as they ooZed out through the
poison fangs.
| Twenty drops WAS the average
quantity yielded from each snake
The venom is of a straw color
thick and gummy in consistency
and decidedly acid in its reaction
on litmus paper. 1t is readily sol
uble in glycerine or water. IT.
Psychological properties were full J
tried on variety of animals. Hal
drop produced death on iinnet
within three minutes after beinl
injected under the wing. Tn,
symptoms produced in all case
are very similar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Various Causes.

Advancing years, care sickness, disap-
pointment. and hereditary predisposi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will
restore faded or gray, Light or red hair to
a rich brown or deep black, as may be
desired. 1t soitens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it a healthy action. 1t re-
moves and cures dandruff and humors.
By its use falling hair is checked, and a
new growth will be produced in all cases
where the follicies are not destroyed or
the glands decayed. Its effects are beau
tifully shown on brashy, weak, or silk y
hair, on which a few applications will
produce the gloss and freshness of youth
Harmless and sure in its operation, 1t is
Incompatible as dressing, and is espe
cially valued for the soft lustre and rich
ness of tone it imparts. 1t contains Meth
ar oil nor dye. and Will not soil or colo
white cambria; yet II Iusrs runs-o.-th.
hair, and Keeps it fresh and vigorous.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
An Editors Troubles.

1t IS amazing how people imag-
inc that al article in the paper re-
fers to themselves. A Western ed
itor, who wrote funny articles, had
u heap of trouble on that account.
His first yarn had Mr.. Bunting
for it's hero, and the day 1t appear
ed Mr.. Flagg called and ascertaiued
it wasn't o hit at him. The next
story was about the Hon. Eggleston
Egg, and the Hon. Darlington
Carr left word that if 1t occurred
again he would sue the concern.
The editor tried the name of Mon.
grel, and q prominent citizen, who
was not only named Cross, but had
little Indian blood in his veins,
came into the office and tried to
take the editors scalp. The editor
having had so much trouble de-
termined to be safe the next time,
and the man he described as fall :
Ing down stairs into soap.barrel
was named "Morgue." That time
the unlucky bumOrist had to fight
two men, Messrs. Graves and Cof-
fin, who chased him through the
streets with pitchforks and a dog.
He did think that no man would
mistake himself for person called
Cowwallow, but a Mr.. Oxford did,
and stood in front Of the house for
three.quarters of OH hour, and
threw stones into the office win
dow, and called to the hapless ed.
itor to come out and be ground
against a tree. The editor did not
respond, as he was too busy attend.
ing to two gentlemen who thought
they were slurred in a laughable
account of the misfortunes of Mr..
Beast. One was named
Lyon and the other Lamb,
and the editor whispered to
each that the other wrote the piece,
and then Lyon and Lamb laid
down together on the floor and
clawed each others clothes off, and
then they got up and threw ink
stands and did over $75 damage to
the place before they were taken
out. And then the editor inserted
an advertisement requesting any
body who considered the name of
Daguerreotype @. Watermelon a
slur on him to respond, and as no
one did he now uses that name.
And people wonder why humorists
give such odd names to their char
acters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

of Gen. Hancock's patriotic con-
duct is due, if not to him, to the
friends of law and justice through
out the country. or such an act as
his, at such time, 1t is but fit that
the dignity should be vindicatcd
and the virtue proclaimed, SO that
its value as an example may not
be lost to the nation.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
"Washington, d. G., December
Is, 1887"
A Congress of the United States,
Republican in both branches. has
rendered General Hancock, by a
formal vote, the thanks of the
country for continued, gallant and
mertorious service; but, in u few
weeks, we shall probably find out
that he was sort of conspirator
and enemy of the Union.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
THE EFFECT OF A RUMOR.
How Mr. Hayes's Alleged Death was Received
in Washington.
washington Post, June 25.)


The rumor started in New York
late Monday evening that Mr..
Hayes was dead got around among
the Departments soon after they
opened yesterday. 1t naturally
created considerable excitement,
especially as its origin and credl-
bility was uncertain. Still the re.
port gained great credence, and a
hunt was instituted in the lower
rooms of the Treasury building for
the black material used to drape
the outside pillars Of the building
on the death Of an official. Before
1t was gotten up, however, the re.
port was denied. A little after
O'clock a foaming horse came dash-
ing up to the front porch of the
White House, and one of the pro-
prietors of one of the evening pa.
pers, acCompanfeu- by q reporter,
hastily alighted from the carriage
plunged into the White House.
They wanted to got q confirmation
of the report. A few minutes after
the pair came out of the house in a
listless sort OF way and drove slowly
off. At the White House nothing
was known of the matter, but In
the absence of Private Secretary
Rogers, 1t was deemed best to no.
tify the State Department, as
in case the report was true, the
person entitled by law to take Mr..
Hayes's place would be commune
Gated with through this source.
Secretary Evarts was accordingly
notified. A question being raised
as to whether Mr.. Tilden or Mr..
Wheeler was entitled to the place,
the matter was referred to the At
torney-General, who rendered a
verbal decision that Mr.. Wheeler
was the proper person to call to the
Presidential Chair. Secretary
Evarts was Just about to write out
a dispatch when he suddenly re.
membered that Mr.. Wheeler had
charged him, under no circum-
stances to send for him during the
fishing season. The Secretary was
In quandary, but he finally con-
cluded that this was one of the oc-
casions when private interests
must be sacrificed to the general
good, and he had Just completed
the third foolscap sheet OF the first
sentence of = dispatch to Mr..
Wheeler, when the telegram came |
In that Mr.. Hayes was seen walk |
Ing on the streets Of Columbus.
Mr.. Evarts gased sadly upon the
structure Of hlo nApel
Eerce, buk brightened up W6Sd QS il
( 4 n,.S5he n kfo n n, ~ ~, sfs,ss = %9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
The London Pickpocket.
(Lopdon Daily NeWs.)

1t Is a'peculiarity of the London
pickpocket that he is ut once in
genious and pertinacious. He rs
clever In selecting a field for his
operations. and when he has made
his selection he abides by it. Some
time ago the platforms Of the I'm.
foreground Railway at midnight
were his happy hunting ground
and he did such effectual business
that the police had to take special
care of the company's customers.
Now he has discovered q new
scene Of action, being guided in the
selection by his usual sound judg.
ment. A Police Court, with the
dreaded magistrate on the Bench,
with Constables scattered about
and an I'D libitum supply in re.
serve, with the police van waiting
at the door and with the dominant
sense thvt he would probably be
known, and, If so, certainly be
wanted, does not seem very
probable haunt for an experienced
pickpOcket. But there is one i'm
p0rtant consideration to influence
the choice. Persons who make
an application to a magistrate are
generally more or less Hurried and
anxious, and this anxiety is the
plckpocket's opportunity. At
Clerkenwell on Wednesday last
young woman who applied for
summons to Mr.. Hosack had to add
kind OF postscript to her applica-
ton and apply for the arrest OF the
thief who had stolen her purse.
The magistrate could of course do
nothing, except take care OF his
own pockets % he left his Court,
and yet, before that time arrived,
he was Informed that another ap.
pllcant had been robbed Of Is, The
af,egtpys ss's, - . :, for the courage
the uolies. The fofmer hss a..
1.,nl ~ zee s! Eswssd; tss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable con-
sequences that follow the decay of
the teeth, an impure breath must
be the most mortifying and I'M
pleasant to its possessor, and it is
the most inexcusabie and offens-
i've in society; and yet the cause of
IL may easily be removed by
cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fra
grant SOZODONT. 1t purifies and
sweetens the breath, cools and re-
freshes the mouth, and gives a
peal-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in slnOk.
ing should cleanse their teeth with
SOzODONT, as it removes all I'M
pleasant odors of the weed. Ask
your druggist for 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

WEAVER says he is going to car.
~ Maine, which will give Garfield
a compare lively small majority,
California, which will probably
give Hancock q satisfactory major.
ity, Missouri, which will give Han
cock from 10000 to $4,000 majority,
Tennessee and Texas, each Of
which can be relied upon for a
Hancock majority of $4,000 to
100000, and Indiana, which Is good
for a Hancock majority of from
1000 to 10000. How we third party
apples swim?