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WASHINGTON NOTES.

A Washington dispatch of May IL
says: 1.-THE argument in behalf of another
chance for Guiteau to escape the halter was
concluded yesterday, and the last word has
been interposed between the assassin and his
doom. From the expressions Of Chief Justice
Cartier during Dir. Reeds argument the con-
clusion Is inevitable that the motion to set
aside the trial on the score OF non-jurisdiction
or for any other reason will be depied, and it
will not be many days before Guiteau is
brought face to face with the inoxerabe GER
tainty that his infamous career will end OH tho
scaffold on the 9oth of June"
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office Mcfarland, has issued circular
letter inviting all holders of certificates of de-
post to forward the same to the General Land
Office that their commences may be attested.
This is done because Of the number Of fraudu-
lent certificates now on the market.
The Senate select Committee on
Woman Suffrage, by vote Of 3 TO 2, agreed
to recommend for adoption Senator Lap
hams joint resolution proposing the fol-
LOWING amendment to the constitution
Article XVI. Section 1. The right of citizens
OF the United States TO vote shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States or by any
State on account OF sex. Sec. 2. Congress shall
have power by appropriate legislation to en-
force the provisions Of this article" The vote
was Yeas-Lapham, Blair and Jackson-3 :;
nays-George and Fair-2; absent, Anthony
and Ferry.
Mr.. Teller, the new Secretary of the
Interior, has decided upon n policy which, il
enforced, il is claimed, will do much to prevent
Indian troubles. He has determined upon dis
aIning all bands Of roaming Indians found of
their reservations with arms, and the military
will be instructed to disarm such bands. Per-
sons familiar with the Indian service attribute
most of the trouble which arises to the fact that
the Indians can obtain arms, and that the reg
ulations OF the Government in that respect are
often disregarded. Suffers can always he found
who furnish the Indians with weapons.
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Three burglars met death in o pecul-
iarly horrible manner at Salem, N. @. They
had broken into . log smokehouse by prying up
the logs with lever, and were discovered by
the farmer and one OF thom shot dead The
other two, in trying to escape, knocked the
lever from its place, and were caught and
slowly crushed to death by the settling OF the
logs.
The Southern Baptist Convention,
now in session at Greenville, s. O., proposes to
publish new translation OF the Bible
Ex-Gov. Cedwallader @. Washburn
died at Eureka Springs, Ark. Of paralysis and
Bright's disease aged 65 years. His brother,
Hon. e. Is. washburne, OF Chicago, was with
him in his last hours. Mr.. .Washburn was one
of four brothers, two Of whom have been Gov
errors Of different States, and four OF whom
have represented four different States i'll Con-
gress-Israel Washburn, Jr., from Maine |;
Elihu b. from Illinois /; Cadwallader O., from
Wisconsin. and William D., from Minnesota
A tornado of frightful violence swept
over section of Montgomery, Ark. 1t occu-
pied only three minutes in its work of destruo-
ton. So terrific was its power that nothing
was left unchanged in its path. Eight persons
were killed outright, and many hundred seri-
ously wounded. Many hundred head OF live
stock were killed, and not house or barn left
standing The large and extensive
farm of S. p. Mckinney was totally
ruined. Loss, $50, 900. There we're over fifty
buildings, including the saw-mill and gin, all
OF which were destroyed The family Of Mr..
Gill, consisting, all told, of five persons, were
all dangerously injured. Samuel Quattlebaum's
family was also dangerously injured. 1t is
estimated that over 100 families were rendered
homeless and without the necessaries Of life,
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A fire which originate d m Bradshaw's

A fire which originate d m Bradshaw's
furniture store at Ridgetown. Ont, destroyed
twenty business places, including two banks
and the express and postoffices causing loss
Of 100000.
The House Committee on Elections
has decided to report in favor ofseating Lowe,
the Alabama Greenbacker, and ousting
Wheeler, Democrat.
The Committee on Education of the
for the promotion OF popular intelligence. 1t
proposes to appropriate out Of the national
treasury 10000, 900 annually for five years for
the support Of free schools, to be apportoned
among the several States and Territories in the
ratio of the lliteracy of their population over
10 years of age.
There were 1T business failures in
the country for the week ending May II, forty
of which were in the West.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians. in
their national convention in Chicago,
passed resolutions most Indignantly deny
ing the connection OF their order with the
Cavendish-Bnrke murder, which, son the con-
trary, they condemn and deplore."
The fourth trial of the suit brought by
Cyrus IL Mccormick against the Pennsylvania
road, to recover damages for baggage burned
in its depot at Chicago twenty years ago, has
been ended in New York court, Judgment be-
ing given for S13,24S The litigation arose
from Mr.. McCormick's refusal to pay IS for ex-
ira baggage. He was first awarded $40, 800.
then Sl3, 90S, then cents.
The yearly report OF the Coroner of
st. Louis, Mo-, shows that there were 50 sui
cides committed In the city, 81 homicides, 8
infantlcides, and that there were 2l2 accidental
deaths, and 433 deaths without medical attend
ance. or the suicides 521z per cent were by
Germans, 90 per cent by Americans, and 8
per cent. by Irish
Senator Sherman lately received the
following letter:
"MY DEAR SIR have received your note
with inclosed notice Of pension granted me, for
my husbands sake. / am truly mindful of the
generous kindness shown the family OF Gen.
Garfield not only by friends, but by the nation
al legislature, and may ask that you make
acknowledgment of this in whatever way and
by whatever expression of my gratitude seems
TO you appropriate. With sentiments Of high
regard very truly yours
''LrcRETIA r. GARFIELD"
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The Times are out OF Joint.

Said Judge Barrows, of Maine, in
charging a jury: "In the earlier years
of this State the Cline of murder was
rare among us; with a population not
much less than it is now, years went by,
and it was not heard of. Within the last
nine or ten years its frequency has been
such that it has lapsed into mere nine
days wonder-a sorry commentary upon
the noisy idle boasts that are dinned in
to our ears from the platform, and the
pulpit, and the press, about the great
progress and improvement of the human
race. Conceited scientists and pseudo
philanthropists, and maudlin sympa-
thizers with criminals, will do well to
inquire if there is not something out in
their reckonings and amiss in their
teachings"
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGs.

George Scoville, of Chicago, asked
the aid of the police of New York in finding his
wife. The return of John w. Guiteau to the
writ of habeas corpus denies that Mrs. Scoville
is in bis custody, or that she is illegally re-
strained OF her liberty. Mr.. Scoville testified
that bis wife told him he had ceased to care for
her; also, that J. W. Guiteau said he would
resist all further attempts to prove insanity in
tho family.
Incendiarism is rife at Winnipeg, and
the city IL patrolled night and day by 100 spe-
cial police.
The ninth annual session of the SUI
preme Lodge. Knights of Honor, was held at
Baltimore, and the fifth annual meeting OF the
watchmakers and jewellers OF the United States
was held in Dubuque.
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scriptions Of four Of the men engaged in the
murder of Cavendish and Burke, one OF whom
has hollow bridge on his nose 1t is thought
that at least twelve mon were connected with
the tragedy.
Fifty Turkish soldiers were drowned
by the Bleaching Of transpor. in the Bos-
phoruA
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TIE New York Sun is agitating the
guillotine question. II believes it better
to chop q mans head off than to pull his
neck out of joint, but as long as the
victim doesn't complain what's the use
OF q changer
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welded 70 LAURA.-She was
beautiful. he loved her dryotediv.
aud happiness seemed to pervade
their every act. But trouhie
came. Sickness paled Lau.a.s
blooming cheeks, duiled her spark
l!ng eyes, enteelied Der constitu>
tioii, emacilitd her beautiful form
unstrnng her delicate nerves and
untitled her for active life. With
an aching heart her husband con
shifted doctors, administered their
medicines and talke'! with friends.
notwithstanding all this care aud
attention, there appeared no re
lief for her aching head, that
painful back, that irregular nte
rlne action and that emaciation.
Another friend called who had
seen such sickness and at once
suggested the 81 of DR.. Drom
coolies English Female Bi,ters,
as he had known it to cure SINH
lar cases. Her husband procured
1t at once and placed her upon
its use. He soon had the Satisfac
ton OF seeing Laura restored to
health again.
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We print to day, an article
from the Baton Rouge Capatolian
Oh the Interest Fund, which we
commend to the consideration of
the TAX payers OF Larourche.
1t is time that this foolishness
was stopped. For two years that
Interest fund has been paid and
it goes into Bank for the s. and
benefit of the Directors who pay
no interest for the use of it.
Those to whom it belongs will
not receive it aud that is the way
the money goes.
If ti,e Bundhoiders will not re
ceive ii, then stop any more col
lections Tor that purpose. 1t the
people OF this State are to be for
even Laode %foutatUoi> for this band
Of Harpies and blood suckers. it
is time to have that fact known.
The members OF the Legislature
from This Parish should never
vote for the levy of one ceut
more Interest tax, until the clestl
tors are ready 10 receive 1t.
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LEGISLATIVE SMARTNESs-Ne
thought Act No. IS had enough
tooiishness in it to satisfy any
Legislative body in the world Tor
ten Years, but another instance
OF smartuess has lately come to
light which proves that even
makers OF Constitutions can enact
laws that had better never have
been promulgated.
The sheriff Of East Carol saed
the Police Jury OF said Parish iol
s5GO.5U for services alleged to be
due him.
The District Court rendered
Judgment in his favor. An alI
peal was made to Circuit court.
One Of the judges decided that
the Sheriff was entitled to moth
ing, the other that he should be
pad $4,000.
But the constitution, article
!0l, says that if the judges OF
the circuit court cannot agree,
the judgement OF the lower court
mus. stand. Here while both
judges concur in the opinion that
The sheriff was not entitled IL
$4,000 still he gets that amount.
~ bright arrangement that Is.
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Within Five Years.
No. i.

st. Louis is a short street exten
ding from the Bayou to Short
street. Passing out the right
side, Oh the correr Of Main is
the fine, nicely finished, and hand
some Jewe!1y. Watch. Sewing
Machine and Guns NTH house OF
Zernott aud Guardia. This build
ing has been completely aud
thoroughly repaired
The next building has just been
repaired and had a new root put
Oh it. ,
The Presbyterian Church had
IL Hew tence put around its yard.
On the opposite side, at the cor
ner of Short street is the fine and
comfortable house. built by the
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
for their ministers residence,
which with its nice flower gar
dens and the adjoining one OF
Mrs. McBride's residence render
that corner handsome and pleas
ant.
Coming back on the corner OF
St. Bridget, the old stables and
yard, formerly belonging to tie
late 3. +. Holden has been pun
chased by the Fi,emen's Hail AS
ISOLATION, renovated. repaired.
aud changed into commodious.
aud comfortable buildings ant,
yards, suitable for Fairs. picnics.
exhibitions &c.
The next lot, extending from
st. Bridget to Thibodaux street.
formerly belonging to Mrs Tenny
has becu purchased by L. n. Roth
who has removed all the ancient
buiIaing-, built upon it Il hand
some residence, frOnted with !;
nice flower garden.
On the corner OF Main Mr.. Yer
rier has been putting fine gale
ries around the upper stories OF
his building, adding much to its
already fine appearance.
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ON woman whose form and whose snul.
Are the spell and the light of each path
We pursue: 4
Whether sann'd III the tropics, OF chilled
at the pile.
Ii woman hs there, there is happiness
too
beautiful sentiments Indeed for
Il married ;aan bat why do yo,.
refuse to buy DR.. DromgooIe's
English Female BittGrs for Won
poor sickly wife, who has been i'm
plOring yOn TO spend one dollar
Tor them. Get them at once and
care her.
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Eek Mayer W. G. Raglan is
still ia New Orleans. On last
Sunday an operation was perform
ed by Dr. Pope, who took out the
wounded eye, but the ball was
not found.
1t is the intention to insert a
glass eye, in the place of the ex
tracted one. Fears of permanent
injury to the other eye arr re-
moved. The sutfeI:nss of the un
iortnnate man, during the opera
ton were severe, but since that
his condition is Improving.
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We pint to-day Che MESA

We print to-day Che message
OF President Arthur to Congress
Oh April 18th. 1882. 1t needs no
explanations. Ii speaks plainly
for itself.
Isis what ought TO he expected
from a President OF the United
States. Mr.. Arthur has no Diff
entity in finding reasons TO protect
the Mississippi Valley as IA great
natiouai work. He evidently
doe, not belong to that class of
Northern politicians, who can
iinl no power under the cou>titu
ton to spead Il dollar for any i'm
piesements except in SOM of
their own little sunins branches:
The people OF the Mississippi
Valley vii! be grateful TO the
President for his manly stand.
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The L Iitor of the Marksviile
Review thinks that there is EN-
,irely too much legal swearing
now ID days. He is rignt. PEG
pie have been made to take so
many oaths in this State for the
last go years. that the sanctity at
taching thereto has been lost:
OatLs should he few and far be
tween. aud should be religiously
sacred.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourcle. Goth. Judicial District
Court
John T. Pittman. VS.. No. 1873. His
Creditors.

TO all whom these presents may concern.
Please take notice That iii pursuance
Of an order granted on the 18th day Of
April 1889 by the Hon. Arthur +. Kno-
bloch. judge of said Court. the session Of
the ,roperty of the said j. +. pittlnau has
been accepted and a meeting of his crcdi-
tors will be held before louis Philip Gail
l"'et Notary Pnhlicat his office in tow Of
Ihib0daux N Saturday May Goth lSs! ut
lan'c4nck d. NJ. fnr the purpose of aI-
printing a Syndie aad otherwise disposing
of tae property OF said Insoivcnt. And
tsat all proceedings against his person aud
property hare been stayed.
IN Testimony whereas
49, Witness my hand and the i'm
LIS. pres, Of the seal of my %"tiir.., this
-~)iLl. day of April 4. u 1852
j w kN0BLOEk. Clerk.
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-Many persons are bitterly OF.
posed to ''patent Medicines aud
will raIely uSe them at all. There
Is no doubt that many are worth
Sless, yet q remedy that hus stood
tho test for years, like DR.. Sher
mans Prickly Ash Bitters, and
its sale and popularity increasing
every day, must have merit or it
would have disappeared lung
:Siuce.
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II to,

recent or ch,onic Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis, ToarseneS<,
Loss of Voice, Irritability OF the
LarNhx aud FaueeSS. and other
Inflamea conditions OF the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
THlBODEAUA, Druggist, Thib
odauX, La.
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seems to IN a st,

~Iilerr seems to be a strong
disposition with IL large proper
ton Of voters 10 support and vote
for no man in the future who CD
poses the Improvement Of the
mississippi, and the protection Of
the Valley By Levees OF any 9th
Il feasible means.
That is our ticket, Protection
TO the Mississippi Valley, protec
ton to all Industries by a proper
tariff, and protection to labor by
the prohibition OF Chinese aud all
other baroarians tromim migrating
here.
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The knt,.l,r,.S

The Butchers of Thihoaaux
have been put to their wits end
to obtain meat for their custo
mers, since the overflow has cut
sof the Western Market.
We do not believe the %re'ort,
however, which says the Butchers
aud Dentists have gone into part
lership. by the latter promising II
premium OF every tooth pulled
-Out by tough beef.
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fv,.

recent or cDronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness.
Loss of Voice, I%frilability Of the
Larynx and Fauccs, and other
Infamed conditions Of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. r.
T~HlBODEAUA, Druggist, Tb.b-
Oiaus. La.
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CIR, Thirty Days. Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elec
trn, Voit.tio Belts aud other Electric Appli-
ai,ces IN trial for thirty days to young
men and Older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. etc.
guaranteeing speedy reliet and complete.
restoration OF yignr and manhood. Also
fnr Rhcrncatisna, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liy
er and Kidney aitsculse-, Ruptures, and
manvo other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
se't FREE. Address Voltaie Belt Co. Mar.
shall, Mich
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Remember that tom

Remember that tomorrow
vii! be the Great Animal Fair IL
St. Josepn'> Church for t'e pur
pose OF raising funds Tor the con
s~tructgon and complexion OF the
fine Banquette tiom Thibodaux
TO said church.
OWN. TO the suffering caused
by the great flood. a portion OF
the moules made will be used fer
the relief OF the distressed people
who are Sufferers therefrom.
: The usual amusemehts that
characterize these Annual Fairs
vii, be found on the ground, to
gether with Draniaticll amt mu
steal entertainments during the
day and night.
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Special Orders No. o.
Head Quarters La, State University

Head Quarters La, State University
April 18th. 1882.
l. The resignation of Cadet Captain Las
seigne having leen accented, his name viii
be dropped from the rolls.
The resignation of Captain Lasseigne
mas been approved with regret. but with
the hope and expectation that his transfer
TO the U. s. Military Academy will euure
TONS owE benefit and will rebound to IN !
good OF his State and country. The thanks
OF the Preslneut are rendered him for the
faithful manner in which be has performed
his duty both as a Cadet aud as q Cadet
oiiieeF at this University; and he carries
VIII him the sincere friendship and best
wishes OF the President, Faculty and Corps.
By order of
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
President.
1and Lieut.. and Acting Adj.
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Pc II SYRUP TO,

recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, HoarSeness,
Loss of Voice, Irritabiilty of the
Larynx and Fauces,. and other
lnHameh conditions OF the Lungs
and ala Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
TElBODEAUX, Druggist, I,hib.
.oslaux, La.
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The water in Bayou Lafour
che in front OF T'hibodaux falls
slowly aud is now three feet be
low high water mark.
ln the real the fall is now
about three inches per day. The
tall Is variousIy reported to be
from is to "A iucLes.
Tue fail will probably increase
IN a few days lis all the rivers are
falling.
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Mr.. Lyman Seeds, OF Dan.
\. T., says: II want every
body TO know that R6own's Iron
Bitte,s has cured me of Il compli
cation OF disorders that affected
nsy general health to such an ex
tent that | was unable to do any
work. My principal troubles
were poor digestion. painful u,iaa
ton. and weak lanss, | have been
restored to perfect healtii,r
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E'rue Merit always win.

There is Il CONSTANTS increas
ing demand for Brown MS Iron Bit
terS. 4 druggist Oh Washington
street reports the sale of % bot
ties the first Month Sc bottles
the second month, and 146 bot
ties the third mouth, and not one
complaint Or tailule to give entire
satisfaction as being the very
best beautiful life giving medi-
cine in all the world.
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A San Francisco paper says
that a married man wishes he
had kept the money he spent be
fore marriage, on other girls, to
buy baby carriages with.
y wicked contemporary desires
to know What the other girls
wanted with baby carriages.
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We are .hankfuI for an invi
'tature to attend the marriage OF
DR.. AuguStin +. Himrl and Miss
Odle NJ. Bienvenu which will be
celebrated in the Church Of St.
pl,ilome;H at Labadievilln on
Tuesday May 1SS2at ! O'Clock
J.. NJ.
They have oar sincere wishes
for their future happiness.
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MIR; W. S. =. O'NorriS

Mr.. W. S. z. O'Morris from
Racclard intosiDs us that the fall.
OF htll, some ten days ago, in
that riciuity lasted 80 minutes
and covered the ground from
three 10 six inches deep.
The gardens were badly injured
amt ruined, but corn, potatoes,
and cane received no serious ia
jury iuttller then being set back
Ia its growth.
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The Mississippi water rur
ming down Eegmiliioh Bayou rath
er &s,onished the Oldest iuhabi
tant Oh that Classic stream. The
Editor OF the Meri'!iuuaI was as
happy as il il had beeu Il Locomo
tive or a BycicIe.