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Stebmarfte.

@bicagn, 6. April. - 9as ,Dropes-
Sournal" entbdlt 6olgenoe5: Shpeine -3as
fubr II 900, SerieuOung 1900; 0tarft Han;
gcnliidte Qualitdt $4.20-$4.45, before Sors
ten $4.50-$4.75, mittetnidBi9e DO. $3.50
IinOpieb 3uiuhr 420O, Serlenonns
1900; 0tOrtt idlpadJsr; &ertduie III $40
-$5.0O.-Sdooie: 3ufuhr 1000, SerIsnouus
teine; 0larft ian mo Breiie aieOri9r; Ssrs
tGufe Su $40 $500.
ct. &OuiS, G. april. - Rinopicb:
Ntartt rubig uno 8reiie unbeoeuteuO seiallen;
bie3ufubr belief Fdb auf 1900, Srienolug 400;
bic Yrciie uoriirten 3lpiid)en $2.75 uno $5.15.
-Sdaate: Rarlt untbdttg ulo Breiie nieOri-
ger; &ertdufe lu S4.50-$5.50.-S4m
belcbt; Scrtduic 81 $4-$4.60; 3ufubr 1900,
gSericunuud 3OOO
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6mropaii9e 9abelbert9te.
garft 9tsmtarG oanft ab.
Gin Goniiift i'm Bunoesratbe iiber ote 5te4apeis
fteterbiu. - Die SIetnftaatsu .ueroea our d
y3tsmarG's Esfi9nation etassiAaAts.t ,i.o
trted,ett au Grs,,e.

EHMUgFtdE1F
fteuerbia. Die &Ieinitaatsu soeroea eura,
yismarG's Esfignation etaseiAabtsst a.o
tried,eu 5n &rsu,e.
8erltn, 6. April. = Die r9foroSeuti1 1e
.3eitung" matt folgenbe angaben iibsr Die Re4
h9nation bes Siiriten gismarf, fpeld,e beuts
periiinbet nurbe: Der 8unotsratb er5rterte am
letten Samitase Die ein3elneH SeroronIn9sn
Der Bill, meld)e Htifsfempclfteuern aus
ifreibt. 0tan ltimmte iiber Die 6rage ab, OF
Sulttnugen iiir Bolt GeloauweiIungen geIteuts
pelt peroen iollten. Die perueiuenOe Raioritdt
beitano aus so Stimmeu, tpelde eine Ssp6lfes
ring bon 100000 Seelen reprditntirtea,
mdbreno bic aus % SttlHmen beitebeuoe Wt-
noritGt eine geuUlfsruuss5abl bon 30,000,0o0
pertrat.
Der Jteidsfau;ler eriufte in 6olse beier
Gbitimmung ben Sailer, ibli ieiner amtspfidlz
ten Su entbeben, iuGerl er Die @ntiteioung
stiisr 0taloritdt, tptlfer Die S0nigreid)e Brett.
FEN, Sapern unb Sad)i.n alS Diinoritdt ge<
0eniiberilebfn, nidjt anerfanne uno neil CT al5
Geid]8fan5ler ba8 Tripilegium, wsI1,S elmer
Uilnoritdt inter lolden llnlitdnOen burb bte
8. Slaulsl Der Jteid)8uerfaiIung 9alpdbrt lucroe,
nidlt in Ilgiprudl nchmen f0nae.
(Spdter. - Man erIuartet, bag bic Stentz
pefeuerbin Dem Sunbesratbe auf'S Jtcue UT
terbreitet iperoen pirb uHD bab n1ebrerc Der
&leinitaaten 81 YrsuBsn Ibergeben mo hierz
burd Die eriOrosrlife Naioritdt fir bic Bor-
la9e iid)frn tperoen.
Qonbon, 7. April. - Der 8erliner @ors
reiponoent Der ,Oailn Reips" telegraphirt, oaB
ber guubesratb Die Stemp;lfeAerbil aHge
nomtnen bat, ieood, NIT selpiien MooifiSirnns
gen. 2ettere lpareu benz Siiriten SlsnarG
anft6Big, unb er ldtdte oeSbalb Dem Saiier
icine 8eTguation. Der &ailer peigerte I'D,
oielelbe ansuuebnlen, unb gebraufts in iciiler
@rmiOerung OaS gSort: .Jitemals !" Sitrit
gisinar6 ffidte ieine 5eii9uation gum ;tusi~
ten Dale etn unb srildrte, oaS Sotum bes
guuoesratbs iei uibt Der etn5tge @runb fir
etnen Gntldllub; ieiue @elnnobeit lei Oerart
an9e9rtffea, baB er es fir uotbmeuoig balte,
flf gGnslth bonn Dffentliden 4eben suriid 81
Sichen. Siir[ Bismard miro beute (UtittpoA)
nit benz Saiier conferiren. Die allgenletne
Infd)t ift, baB sr i'm amte blsiben ipiro.
Der Ssrliner GorreipcnOent Der Zines"
tneloet: vSaiisr gSilb,lm iit biuit4tlid) ber
Srage iibcr 8ismard'S 9tsii9nation no1 III,
entibieben. Der Sorihlag, Quiitungen fir
YOf>@ @eloanueiiungen elmer Stempeliteuer 81
unteriperfen, mar bereits am Sauitage in elmer
9lenaritung be8 8uuoeSratbs pernorfenmor-
ben. BreuBen beantragte, bic Slauiel ruieOer
in Die Sill ein3ul6alten.
Ser @eneral= Yofbireftor opponirte Dem Nh
trage, lpeil feline old)e St,u1pellteuer in 6raui'
reid uno @u9lanb eriiirt. Oas 6iirftenthun1
@albed, tpeld]eS rrr cine Stinlme betbt
fiimmte nit YreuBeu unS oe6en Serbiiaos-
ten
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ssufiasen eeasss Waper Qafio6 i:t
SGts sfrattatScu.

San Sran3isco, 6. Aprtl.-Oie gu
peruiiOrenbch6rbe nabn1 geitern abeno 8e.
id3lHife an, peld)e Sarlegen, bag Der Srieeeu
brr Stabt burda aufpi!Sleriid|e GtOeH bes
WaHors aalloA srniiiidl eeidbroet tuorben iei.
Die geidliiiie inftruirsn DaS Snitij -&onlite,
eine rlnteriud)nl9 einsulsiten NIB 9eri1t su
erfatter.
0ian idltsbt hieraus, baB bic 8eb5rbe ben
Waror iu IuflaJeitdno uerisben piil.
Die 8sh0rhe Der gSahi Gommiiidre setangte
beuts besigl,d Ses Brpteiies ber arbeiter 3u Ser
@ntiheibung, baB fe III feiuen m,iiersu WaB-
nabnsen au6er Der 3dhluns Ser ibr nuterbreite.
ten @ablberitSte srrlddjtist iei. Die ,6ree.
bolser" @anbibatei osr rGttt5en's Iuiou@ uno
Der republ,ianide &auoioat fitr osu Staatas
lenat tpnrben oarayf fir errudhlt erflart.
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%. Idr5 i'll ibrer @Obnuns au g., 3ruti4en
Der i. unO 2. StraBe, uor66itlt4, untar otr,
odd}tiaeu llmii6noen, iuabrideiulib III Solge
pelfcblter MISUNDERSTANDING, itarb. Gad Ser
nefmuns mehrsrer 3eugeH erfolate Sertagung.
= Sin notoriider @auner, gtameus 5hOs.
Suflipan, tuurSe 9sifsru I'M @oliseigerihtc uu.
ter tcr &riduloigung, Dem Ostcr Nt. 8afcr
uno Sob. &urner mebrere Sleioung8ihife erts
iucrbCt 5u habeu, gu einem Sabre SefGn9niB-
bait berurtbsilt
- Sn Der ,.Gosmop polttanz6ale" fano beute
cine ron BEN bcliebten Smproohator Riharo
Saltuin arrau9irte oramatiide abenourters
boltrng ftott, tpeldle itb zines satlreiten Be
iud)es I'll clireuen bate.
- 9r. gSm. SbelOS, felt pielen Sahren
elmer lHierci bctannteiien unb gea6tetiten Siir=
ger, ging 9eitfrn Wiittug in ieiuer @obnuug
gir. 900, 13. StraBc, in Der 9tdbe Oes 6ranf=
i;n~SqUares, nit Sobe ab:'
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Ut. 81.

lifsm Subalte ourdl 6susr asrit6rt. SsrlHf
S166, 900; Ssriidcruua $50 900.
Sreberidsbrrg, Girg., G. April. -
SsHool'S S1genIible in Srangt.Gountp oiaa
ndtrsnb Der psr9au9sn5u gPaht nsbf mebrtren
9onienO SnB SuubolJ III 6lammeu auf. DIR
Suluft 1T nidlt ermittClt. 9aS 6tuer puree
burd Sranbiliiter angll,at.
Gbeitcr, Benni., 6. april.-0ie Dem S-n.
6. 9. glad geb6rige Artfabrif muros bsHte
abeuO onrf Heuer serit6rt. gerluf $4,000;
tbCiluriie periidIert.
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gaartd,ten pon etnem germseten.

Tarfer. Der fiirslih bon bier ueridmunOsns
apotbsfsr, bat BON fid borsa laiisn. ST tels'
sraphirte bon 8odociter, N.z9., aus, oa6 er
@ Gsdaits suriidishrsn a @ uesSs. sor RE isiner % abs
reiie so9 er icin aan5eS @elo aus Der Sanf uao
borste auBerbem $500 bon istnem Sater Ga
piian $. 8. 8arfer. Die perlaf.ue Satin
lat pter &inber. @8 perfautet, oaB Barter
nit eiuem Oieritndod)en ourtsebraunt 1T.
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ssasiid,ten aaf etne cute 0etraioss
a,ta0 SbfTernSfe tm ySefteu.

Qthtt II dttf A.,6. AprtI.-Jfad)tlditef
bon ;ahlreid)en PuufteH in Ohio, Snolana ifto
&entudg iiber ben 3uitano Der gSaisenieloer
unb Die AuSTaten aui bic Obfternote laion
eriehen. baB cine 10 bis 20 Yrosent qr0bere
SoOenflade nit 8aisen in 1879 b;idet lporoen
1T, oils III irserb eiileln iriiheren Sabre. unO
bnB iiberall nit ausnabme eluiaar Gbeile BON
ytorbmeir-Sbo. Central uno gtorD.Snoiaua
Die @usIdten gut iinD unb cine ungsm0bnlih
groBe @rnote berlpreaen. 3iuihtli1 bes Db,
ites lanten aile gerid]te falt sleihf5rn1ig, baB
btuer sia auberOroentli9 reidas Sbitia6r iein
wirb, menu biz SriiAte nidt BON Sroite sstSS.
TIT fplrben.
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S0ht1AufQuA

Weribeu, Conn.,, 6. 1pril.-Oer Hadt-
Suq, uelder nm 10 utr gcltsrn abenS BON
Bolton iiber SpriHgfitlD naG Jte.u.Dor ab>
oina, eutgleii'te segen 2 llbr beute friib unges
iabr 0rei 0tetleu n6rblidl bon bier, 100 sin
She'll Der 8GiAung eingcfiir3t mar. Die 9ofo.
niot,pe uuo Die slpei leBten g9aggous blieb,n
ouf benz @tleie iteben, pibre1o Der Bot>,
6rpreEz, ;ruei Berionen= mo Elm SblafiuaaQon
tbei!s Die &Gihuug btnobitiir5ten, tbeil3 auf
bsm geleie iiber etnanoer gerporf.n purDen.
Dierfmircieer g9eiie puroe feine eii,sige BsrIon
alif Dsn 9an5en 9uge erbeblid) perIebt, uuo bon
ben III bsI biTittrtlI @aggOnsiAlafenbe BaiTa.
gicrtn runroe tin groBer &Betl burd Den llniaa
niht aus benz Sdllafe gemcdt. Gin uebtn Dem
GahnSamme gsleasuer 3eih mar seittrH cnt-
leert ror6eH, urlo Elm 2beil Der 86Idan9 hiir,te
in i5olge 9eiisn bsi'm Qtrannaben oes 3uges
Suiammeu,
SartferS, Conn.,, 6. Iprtl. - Sedtere
Habrid)ten ergebsn, aaf osr llnfaa Die 8ol9e
CineS pl5biihen 9infens bes Babnoammes,
pcither oil Der betrsfienoen Stelle ourd eille
iuupfige Nieoernng liihrte, berurlaht tpurSe.
Su sScriehr off Der Sahu rpnroe ourG ben
uuJah 5is Esnte RadDn,ittag uaterbrod)sn.
graaoe.
Wiuue0potiS, gtun., 6. Npril.-Oer
l4As Lit
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gctuttSdltC tcIc8rapbiIa1e 0cpeSd,em

W. G o bin 0 Il mllroe uorg,Itern Abeuo
III g anta Sc, gt.-M., bon 6em 8oli3iten
Sunoap eriGhuieE, nad)oem sr aruetmal obne
alle SranlaIiuug uui Den 2tbteren 9efenert una
ibm 5met Singer 5erIAmettert bate. 0tObtnioH
ipor betruuteu.
2ie Mauni9ait Der bon Neu.Nurt uada
Oiobeira bitimmten 8rigg 81 e8cue" aus
9teps SeOiOrO, ptaii., tam geltuu auf Der
Sarfe y0tota" III Bolton an. Die y9iescue"
ipuroe am 10. NidgS i'll itufenoem 3utaube
bon Der Wtanuidjait Uerlaiien.
3mei Snaben, 9tamens Doldn uHa
0iurap, I'M 9lltcr BON reip. NIB Sabren,
UuroCu getcrn iritb bti BroUioeHce, R.-S.,
pon cincr EotomottUe Iberiabren uno rpaAr=
ifcinlid t00tlid) ucrltgt.
@Npio Nioore mo @eorge SeEtns siuei
mn9c gttger, gcrittb2n o9rgelteru 81 GouboR,
SAt.. auS Gifuiudt III S:reit, uHO Dtoore
bolrte id)litBliol ieillem geguer ein OteiIer tn
6it 8ruIt. Die g9un0t 1T Notwithstanding tSSt4
LID. D(oore plrot p}rhaItet.
Die geneoitttner in Ne,uarf, g.
s., icttrttn gsilern Otu 400. Sahrestag Der
GlbUrt ot8 III. 8eueoift. SaroiHal Uic&loS<
tep nabm an oen @Itn0Hte'n 4ntbeil.
Gin bon 9l0rOolttn nadl SiOoiten gebenbr
Orb |! s fuur0e Gm 10. WdrS in Der nl;rifa-
uiidjeH @Guptiia6t uno al auoaren Buntteu
NirIto'e utripiirt.
Iio6ame YGtti's 8erIeumouuqss
&lG9e gcgtn buS 5ournal Bolt OiSpatdb"
III ct. &OulS lpuroe gcitru pom oorti1eu Sreis=
9rridltt ab9epicen mo oic Sid8arin sur 3abe
!pnn Der &cllcH ucrlrtbeilt.
g Sahthel QifI, WdGef III AttaaEal
Ga.t mcgen GrmOg6uug OeS Sufiibr,rS lei
ncr Satin gu lcbcnSlin9Ider 3ubtbausbaft
bcrurtGeilt uur6e, III BON cinlr drjai1en Sons
miiiiou iiir uabuiuHig rtldrt lUOtOeu. Ct
mro istt Ill ctHr 5rr-Hauitalt uut2rg;6ra9t
luCroeu.
General Grant ma3tt gciiern Don
9iem SIlcan5 ais etHeu &uSdug nad) ben
Settles 0H ocr Diiu0uua oe5 YliiRlippi. Der
9ampf,r lcgts bie Su,d, Don Iii 4itilen auf
Der 6aGrt inBGblUartS in StInOsn uno Is
NiIAuttn ;utid.
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Gr. Is. O2c0aue's
beriiButie >lmtrifaniibe
(Durnl ]11itte(
-O6cr-
,,0crnatF2tge."
@ntmptptl,e l1nt gNarlter,,.

Sgtuptpnae tnes g8aruteru.
Gas GeTdjt 1T bletd uno bleifavbig, Sett~
~%petie brclmeuo roth oeer Elm umr5tbeter
Sled oui einer OOer uHf beiOen @augea; Oir
Gugcn mCrSen tribe; Die PupiQa1 crDeiterH
fd; Elm btduliber l9albfrei8 3iebt iid) nm Sas
nntere 9tngenlie6; Die yiai, it ent3inStt, 9cs
idwollCn mo blutet 3ulusilen: Die O6erlippe
ibWillt an; bm uno lpieter SOpflpcb nia
Sauien in ben Sbrtu; cine uugelp3bnli4e
Speifel. .ahionoeruna; ifLimige unO belegte
,3nnge; Itgem llbr iibelrideuo, beionoers oes
NOr9'rs; 2petit 0erdu6erlif, jlpeilen IN
Sribbnu9er nit nagcn0em @eiiible in Magea
auaartrno, gu anOern 3titen 'pieOer gdnSli1
muugelno; fIiidItige Sdmer;en i'm Magen;
5eitmeiie llebcllCit unO grbra93n; beftige
Sdmer3cn i'm llnterleib; unregelndBtger
StubIgong, 5u 3iitln OtritOpft, ihRimig, uuS
bdufg nit 8lut uermiidt; Osr 9cib 1T gaid)uol-
len uno bart; Der llrin tribe; OaS 4tbmH
srfdJmert, bCgleitet bonn Sdllnh3r; nan9-
nal trodener uno trampibaiter Snitcu; unrH@
biger untubrodcn2r Sdtaf nit 3ibuefnir<
idla; 8empwatur uerdnOerlidD, i'm 2tagenei-
nei, aber rei;bar, II. i. 10.
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Scr iScloi,sarfr

Nem. y ort, 6. April. : BOi9eabcs Fns
bic Sd)lu6nOtirunger: @cle 4-Gg; 5terltnaz
QSediel 4.85-854. Gunoes SbligationeT.
1S81sr 1858, ueuc 6iiufer 1893, l0.40er =.
3ifi. Sol. 3.65cr 92g. 2lftien: Jfelusg gorfer
nnier @enral 1861, Bittsburg III, &6icaaoz
9tnrtbmeitCru 95s, 90. Brioritdteu 108e, Rod
SSlane 1856. gEellera Union Gel. 1868, 9tsn-
SSerieuer Central 81. llnteriAatamts sSilans:
@nlb $1O1 POS .682; Gonraut So ,32O,982.
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St0Noe+
Wiuus0poii6, Rmn., 6. &pril.-0tr
,Sadetts8lof" iuuroe beate frlb ueblt idnults
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feet under water, Embedded in
the sand. The Canal Company
proposed to him to take the big
dredge Samson and dig it up for
one half the contents but the old
man refused to entertain the pro
position. Consequently the old
gentleman will have to be buried
in some po1ters; field whilst the
Terrebonne Company will have
to obtain money by legitimate
means to continue their excava-
ton. A pleasant ride through
the Bays followed. Of to the
West a long line Of timbec mark
ed out the course OF Bayou La
tourche from the Gulf Coast to
Lockport. Our journey so far
had been most agreeable aud
pleasant. Not a drop of rain had
fallen to annoy US, nor had the
bill of : single muskito been pre-
scented for payment. The Webre
had a contract to land Us at Bay
Gu Des Allemands station in time
tor the train going East, and no
bly, she was striving to fulfil her
agreement. TO while away time
IA pool was sold on the kepuhli>
eau nominations at Chicago.
AS the Webre approached the
station 70 minutes ahead Of time
a mass meeting was called with
Judge f. s. Gorde as Chairman
and :. L. Grisamore as Secretary.
A vote OF thanks was unanimous
ly voted Captain Hotard for his
urbanity, kindness and watchtul
ness, during the journey and the
hopes that he might always 'live
long and prosper was shown IN
the prompt emptying Of a dozen
or more beer grasses to his health
and prosperity.
The Whistle of the Locomotive
announced the approach Of the
Morgan cars, when Il general shak
lug OF Captain Hotard's hands
was made, the excnrsionists took
the train and We're soon lost in
the columns of the daily papers.
Thus ended one of the most agree
able excursions of. our life, for
which we will ever be thankful
to the Directors Of the South
Louisiana Canal Company.
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We are thankful to Mr.. Ana
tolle Panal'e for the figures given
by the enumerators Of the first
ward of this Parish in relation to
the census just taken.
From the upper line of the Par
ish to the Brusle Guillot lane
there is a total population of 125
White mon over q years OF
age ia.
Colered men over 81 years of
age Ill.
From the Gnii|ot lane to the
lower line Of the sidgetieid plan
tation there is il total population
Of 1901.
White men over 81 years of
age u.
Colored men over 81 years of
age 161.
The first ward therefore con
tains 2257 Inhabitants: white vo
tiers 1S6, coIored voters 272.
There are in the Ward 6 pairs
of male twins and 2 pairs Of fe
male twins. Tbs. oldest man, is
D@fine Jefferson formerly II slave
Of Gov. Il. D.. White ana row re-
siding Oh the White plantation.
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MIR. j. Il. Curtis was married
to Miss Carrie Menzies, at the res
idenco Of II. ID. Barton on Ricnzi
plantation. on Wednesday even
in. June 80, by Rev. e.. i. d.
Lyme.
The SENTINEL tenders it's con
gratnlations and hopes that the
new lite which the young couple
now enter may be QUE OF happi>
ness, peace aud tranquility, and
that the cares of this world will
bear lightly upon them down the
journey Of life. The printers
thanks are due for Il kind re,ne.n
brance in the way Of cakes and
yooA things sent them.
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Our fellow citizen E. w.
Blake has been appointed Judge
of the Fifth Circuit Court of APPS
p-als in place Of Judge Winches
ter deceased.
This appointment is one well
worthy of being made.
Mr.. Blake is 4 native of the
Parish of Iberville, but immigra-
ted to LafOurche when a youth.
He entered into practice with the
late Honorable Bannon G. Thib0-
dauX, whose daughter he subse
quently married.
Mr.. Blake has devoted his at
tention to the practise OF his pro-
fession, this being the first Off
cial position he has ever held, ex
cept one term in the Legislature
many years ago.
The appointment to so high and
dignified position may well he
esteemed as a fine compliment by
the new Judge.
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1t is related Of Alexandra Du-
mas, that when at The San Carlo
Theatre, in Naples, one evening,
he entered into conversation with
a stranger seated near him. At
the close of the performance, the
stranger said. 81 hope that we
may have the pleasure of meeting
again. am Alexandra Dumas..'t
80, indeed =" replied the celebra
ted novelist, with his gay laugh,
$50 am =" The stranger collaps
ed.
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The Democratic nomination
Of Hancock aud English were
welcomed here gu yesterday week
with the firing OF cannon and the
liveliest satisfaction of the Demo
.cracy.
Never has a nomination given
more general satisfaction, or
aroused more lively enthusiasm
in Thioodaux than did that of
our present standard bearers.
The contrast Of the reception of
that news, compared with that
shown by the Republicans when
the nomination Of Garfsh arriv
eds very.peculiar and expressive.
Whilst one party is jubilant the
other is silent, hopeless and sad.
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nomination of Hancl

The nomination of Hancock
and English by the Cincinnati
Convention is received every
where by the greatest enthusiasm.
1t is a ticket irreproachahle for
the integrity of the men aud the
pure aud lofty characters they
possess. Both have lived lives no
t0rious for honesty and justice
towards every one, in all the ele
waited positions they have Occu>
pied.
The name of such men as candi
dates give'an assurance Of a tri
umphant election in November
next.
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The crop Of yellow topped.
weeds that is now going to seed
on the streets of the town reflects
credit and honor upou the Muniti
pal authorities.
A lady passing along the ban
quettes whose dress happens to
touch one of these yellow flowers
will have the pleasure offnding IA
stain that will not add to the
beauty of her toilet, to any great
extent. This is the first time in
ten years that these miserable
weeds have been permitted to hi.
ture III this town.
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CUNE's MURDERER On last
Saturday a little after daylight
MIR. Adrien Roger, Deputy Sher-
lift of this Parish, captured VIM.
Patterson the murderer of young
Cune in Terrebonne il few days
previously.
The prisoner was on the Chack
bey road, making his way across
towards the Mississippi North of
this town..
The prisoner confessed that he
was the man who had killed MI.
Cune.
Mr.. Roger brought him to Thib
Odaux and by the ten o'clock train
left with him for Houma where
he will be confined to await trial
before the District Court which
will open on Monday.
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The Pioneer Of ASSumDti.

The Pioneer OF Assumption
has entered into its twenty third
volume.
1t has many ups and downs
often moving along finely, then
suspended aud reSuScitated.
In order to fill q volumes it
has taken about 80 years, beng es
tabl!sllcd in 1850. 1t has had
many editors and may, we trust,
"always live long and prosper"
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l. ENDORSE TT

The Recorder, Americas, G.
says "Clerks, Senator's, Reprt'
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers, CHI
zens, in public and private lits
are testifying by the thousanh
and over their own signature
that a remedy has been found fms
Bright's Disease of the Kid,ev,
aud for Diabetes; these are "a
spectively known as Waruer,
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure,r I
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Remember that to morrow
will be the excursion of Home
Hook and Ladder Go. No. l. to
New Orleaus.
The Parades Of the Military on
that day in New OIeans will be
very fine, which the excursionists
can witness.
To morrow being the fourth of
July every body ought to enjoy
themselves, especially on an ex
cursion uuder the supervision of
the members Of Home Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l.
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DIR. Dansereau's new Man.
sion with it's magnificent Mansard
roof is rapidly approaching com.
pIetion.
This tine residence will proba
oily s1,rpass any dwelling in the
Parish for beauty, comfort and
convenience. 1T will certainly be
an ornament to Thibudanx and
attract the attention OF all visi
tors 70 this place.
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"A CA EsD.
ASCENSION, June 18th, 1885,

ASCENSION, june 18th, 1880.
Jean Baptiste Aucoin. having in Il late
issue Of this paper denounced lie as n
'Latr.' in regard to tn. accusation 1 mtde
against him on the 9Th. / now reiterate
the same.
That he did propose. to run liis hors e.
against mine privately, for the purpose of
robb!ns the public. | have the proof and
am willing and anxious to submit the SD me
When and whore he will;iesigHa.e or give
him any satisfaction he wishes.
lSlgned] j. MARTIN CURSE,
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The people of New Iberi:

The people of New iberia
aga exceedingly happy.
; They have a colt over there
that has but two legs, the places
where the front legs ought to
come forth is vacant, no legs are
there. And it is because this
colt lacks those two limbs the
people of New lberia are happy.
And now that the colt has learn
ell to walk OH two legs, there is
great rejoicing.
It takes so little to make some
Rlks happy.
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j. II. Shanks- 50 long the
popular and genial editor of the
Iberville South has left the edito
rial cnair of that paper, whlA
viii! he occupied in the future ~
Charles A. BrUsle.
Whilst regretting the depar-
ture Of Mr.. Sharks from the fra
ternlty, we tender our hand and
best wishes to his able successor.
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UNREASONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says OF Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. and urinary diseases
is so fully acknowledged that it
is rot worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonials from we'll known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
er."