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GEN. GRANT.
He Thinks Fits John Porter Has
Been Badly Treated,
And Makes an Earnest Plea for His
Restorat on.

Gen Grant has a ng article in the last
fnumber Of the North american RIView, en-
tit ed An Uni served Stigma" in which lie
reviews the ev dence in the Fl John Porter
lease, and reaches the conclusion tn or at
\ injustice has been done that officer. which
ought to be undone as soon as possible. T G
ar icle is simply an amplificaton of the
points contained in Gen. Grants letter to
the President on the same subj -ct In con-
cIueiOn he saws;
~Gen. Porter has now for twenty years
been labo ing under the disabilities and
penalties inflicted upon him bv he court
m rtlal of S2, all that time contend ng for
restoration 10 his posi- ION in the army and
in society. and always, as sta ed in h be-
ginning OF thi> article, on the ground of his
en- ire innocence. The investigation OF the
Schofleld board has, in my Judgment, estab-
'hed his innocence OF all Offenses for
VIII ch he was tried and convicted. The suf-
elings of TWEEN; Y years under su II findings Tor
h mself aud milv and friends something
1t Is now impossible 10 set right. Twenty
Yeas OF the best part OF his Use are con-
sum I'd in try ns to have hi NAM and his rem
utatio restored before II trvmen. In
his app 'icat on now before Congress he is
asking only t. at h may be tnred to the
rolls II tie arm W th tn rank that he
would have if the court martial had never
b0CA nC'H' LIE, III Juu2IIleLI ID u very
small part OF what t is possb to do in his
case and what ought to be done. GIN.
Porter sh tie way of a par
ual resti uton, be C ared by Congress to
nave been convicted mistaken testi-
mony, and therefore to have never been out
OF the my. This wCu make lin q Ma
Jor General of volunteers until the date
might be fixed for his muster out of that
rank, after VIII ch be should be continued as
a Colonel OF Infantry and Brevet Brirader
General + the United ateS army from the
date OF the act, Whcn he c1uII he y aced
III on the re ired ist with that rank y
Ii so emn and sincere expression of
my thorough UNDERESTIMATE z o. and
belief in the entire innocence If G n
Porter viii tend to draw the public
mind to the same cOnvic ion | shall feel
abundmtly rewarded Tor my tfoit4. 1t will
always be ple a urr to me ;S we'll as a duty
to be the instrument even in be smallest
d gee of settin right any man who has
been grossly wronged, esp ci lily if he has
SIX d life and repu Il ion III dete nse of his
country. l feel as at d on Il previous
oc a~i n. double in crest in this
As neral OF the Army, when 1
might hav. been ins rumental in hav-
ing jus ice done to Gen. Po ter, and
la er as Pr sident f he Uni ed sta when
l certainly III have dones l ia Ored un-
der the impression til It he wa guilty
Having become bet or folm d, [ a QUO.
v'lluntar ly ave a. Ihave continued to give
my earn st tforls to imnesS ii minds of
my oun rymen with The Justice of this
Gaze, ami cure from he Government, as
far as it could 9Iant 1t. the restitut on due |
to / en- Filz John Pol ter.
The conservator., 1882-11-18

Full returns from all the counties in North
Carolina elect Bennett, Democrat, Congress
man at Large, by 40o majority.
A dispatch from Lincoln Neb. saws the
returns as far as made up show that In he
next Nebraska House OF Representatives
will sit A straight Republicans. 70 Anti-Mo-
nopolists, Is Dem ocrats, and 9 doubtful In
the Senate are II straight Republicans, Z
Democrats, 6 i-MonOpOlists and doubt
fut.
Complete returns from all the counties in
ii inois give Smith (Repl, for State Treas
ure a majority OF 4, ,210, and Raab Dem }.
for Super II endent of Public Instruction, a
majority of 4 16S.
The conservator., 1882-11-18

The quahty OF the crop Throughout the
South is superior, but the crop falls below
the stand rrd of l in only eighteen States
and Territor eS. 1t S only one point below
tue standard in Nj hilan, two in Ohio, three
in Nevadl, five in In1ilna, Y Vrmont anu
Utah, six in New Jersey, eig t in Colorado,
nine in New York, ten in Rhode Island and
New Mexico f.te II in New II ,mpShi and
Iowa, sixteen IN Dakota, ei hteen III Minle-
1ota, and twenty-five in Wisconsin. Some
correspondents deem too eaIIv Tor an accu-
rate estimate and NIX the oItc Ym% will be
be ter determined by December, which has
always been lowest. l. Is not pro ,abl- that
the crop will excecI the bove ii lures,
The conservator., 1882-11-18

BR!T!sH CONSUL BOOKER, at San
Francisco, introduced the represent
atives of British societies of the
city to the Marquis OF Lorne, and
an address of welcome was read. The
Princess Louise assigned fatigue as an
excuse for her absence. The party
then accepted the invitation of General
Mcdowell to make trip around the
bay in the Government steamer.
The conservator., 1882-11-18

IT is secret known to but few, vet
of no small use in the conduct of life,
that when you fall into mans conver-
sation the first thing you should con-
slider is whether he has greater in
clination to hear you, Or that you should
hear him. Steele.
The conservator., 1882-11-18
THE CORN REPORT.
An Idea of WHAT Was Really Raised.

The November corn report of the National
Department of Agriculture shows that
planting was later and replanting was more
general than for several years pat The
prospect up to July was discouraging, caus-
ing sharp rise in values, but since that the
l.sasson has been steadily favorable to growth
and ripen ny, and the defer ed frosts have
m de the growing period of fu ly he aver
age length The coldl ion On July l
averaged 50; n August, -; in September the
same, and in October 81. Last year he con
dition fell from o. in July to 66 in October,
rre <Saging loss of over 40 uu1 600 bushels
which was tuIl: rea lied In October, tie
highest Indication OF the aggregate was
16 5000, Oo bushels, and i5 was stated tina.
later returns of the product may slightly re
duce, but Can not materi ulv increase, this
result. Tne present returns make the gen
eral average close to twenty bushels pel
acre, "hich is under the medium, confirm
ing the prediction or Sc t | ut the heavy
production of iS1S and 1881 can not be ap-
preached this year even under the mo t ia
vorable circumstances The vi Id in the
census year was IS l-10 bushels per acre
The average yield OF ten ears up TO 1880 was
near TIVE ty seven bushels November
returns of the yield per acre on an acreage
OF between i,0H,O0O and 10, 1000 make an
aggregate OF neary $50, ,OOO, 90 bushes It's
dstrib tion in round numbers is as follows:
The conservator., 1882-11-18

THE negro troops and the followers
of the False Prophet recently engaged in
fierce bait near Khartoum, in the Soudan,
the former having 100 men killed while the
Prophets losses were still greater
A DUBLIN journal opposes the grant,
ing of the freedom of that city 10 Gen
Wolseley, as Oh two distant occasions he ex-
pressed hearty willingness to lead an ex-
pedition TO Ireland to queBch insurrection-
ary fires. The French Chambers were
opened on the 9th inst Premier Due ere in
dlcated his foreign and domestic po icy in
speech OF no great length, which was re-
ceived coldlv by his hearers, and in some
instances was openly sneered at
GEN. WoLsELEY is not popular in
Ireland, as he had, prior to his departure to
the seat of war in Egypt, expressed himself
as sorry to forego the opportunity TO crush
out any uprising In Irel nd that might occur
during his absence, and other sentiments
equally obnoxious to the Home Rulers 40
The conservator., 1882-11-18

DR. kLINE's Grt at Nerve Restorer is
the marvel of the age for all Nerve Dis =
eases. All fits stopped free. Send to
93l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. If
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MOthers. MOthcrs!!
MOlherS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken cfyour rest by a sick child
suffering aud crying with the ex-
cruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
If SO, go at once and get u bottle
Of MRS. WINSLOW'S .
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that It will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother.
aud relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
iy safe to use in all cases, and
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The SENTINEL is indebted to
the Cresent Insurance Company
Of New Orleans for a copy OF the
New Orleans Democrat lilustra
ted Almanac tor 1882.
This is a valuable pamphlet anu
should be GU the table OF every
citizen as it contains information"
nseful and valuable to every Que:
It. is a compendium Of news and
statistics, not only Of Louisiana"
Int Of the Southern States. !,
It has evidently been compiled
with much care. but .here are
some people out here who Will De
astonished to learn that III 1881
Terrebopue Parish produced 3oo9o
bbls. clean Rico whilst Lafourche
Parish only made 6oo9.
!. The oystermen and loggermen
vii, he rather surprised to find
that Bayou Lafourche has stretch
I'd out, all of y sudden, 10 a
length sa tho Of sls niles It will make
those sailors very sorry.
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\ BEES Sting is only one
fourth of an inch long. \ very
small and insignificant thing, yet
it leaves warm impression Of
about two feet, and there's moth
ing stingy about tue sensation
either. n certain merchants
wife danced to a late hour one
uight-became Overheated, and
returned home in a thin dress.
Next moaning she had II severe
headache aud general pain and
aches in her bones and joints.
She aud her husband considered
it a trivial affair, and thought Of
no serious results The next few
days She became much worse and
a doctor was called in. He failed
to find out the cause of suffering.
aud only prescribed for the fever
and hcadche. She recovered only
after two years suffering, and
was then cured by the s of
DIR. Dromgoole's ENGLISH FE-
MALE Buffers. Que bottle of
this wonderful female regulator
would have cured her during the
first few days.
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We know several colored men,
who are doing well, who own land,
make good citizens. and earn a
comfortable living. No one wish
es to modest them. They TO we'll,
mixed in among white planters.
But there are two many of the
colored race in Lower Louisiana.
Far better will it be for both
white and colored when the lat
ter will be scattered over the
country. 1t takes the white race
to develop Il country, bni'd it up
and start it forward with the rail
road speed which the wants OF
this age demand and that is what
Louisiana needs to day.
One more fact in relation to
the plantation OF which We have
been writing. Each Tenant Is Il
tax payer aud aids SO much in
the maintain aDce of government
each one pays a poll tax and as
sists so far in the support OF good
schools for all children,on the 9th
er hand the hired coiored men
pay no taxes, Go nothing to keen
ny free schools, but assist iii pil
ing upon the tax payers II crlin1
nal expense annually, in this Par
ish of some three thousand do
| lars. VOLTA ie difference.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish Of
LafOurche.
Succession of William Harvey, No. lO49
Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of above
Cont and in obedience to "a commission to
me directed in the above entitled and mum.
hcred succession l will offer for sale at pub
lie auction pursuant to Jaw to tue last and
highest bidder on the premises situated in
the immediate vicinity and West or above
the Town Of Thibodaux, on Saturday
March 4th. 1882 between the hours of II
e'cleck A.. NJ. and 4 o'clock p NJ. the follow.
ing described property to-wit:
l. A certain piece or lot of ground s:tua-
ted in the parish of LafOurche, in the i'm.
mediate vicinity and West or above the
town OF Ihibodaux measuring Ninety two
,o(iO0 feet front on st. Mary street by One
hundred and thirty two 9llIOO feet in
depth, the upper or Western line slightly
opening 50 as To give one hundred and five
feet on the rear or Southern line. The lower
or Eastern line to be at Two hundred and
seventy seven 50Il00 feet from and West
ward OF Church street this being the
fourth lot from said Church street accord.
ing to a plan of subdivision of the property
OF the TbibOdaux Saw Mill COMPANY exc
cuted by 5. s. Evans and now or formerly
IN the possession Of said company for refer
ence) bounded in front or North By st.
Mary street. East by lot Of VIM. Ii. Easan,
South by lands now or formerly Of the
hers of George :. Guion and Nest by
property of the Thibodanx Saw Mill Goa.
pan.y. Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
lFor title see Conveyance Book No. l6.
p. 3 Recorders Offce.)
Z Certificate No. ti3 of the Thibodau
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The CITY Item calls Governor

The City Item calls Governor
McEnery to account for cofnmnt-
inc a sentence Of five years in the
Penitentiary given one Charles
Lynch to FIVE years in tue Parish
The Item is correct.
The Governor has no business
iulicting the punishment due a
villain OF . thief upon the tax
payers.
If he wants to commute rednce.
tho time hut do not make the tax
payer pay any more bills.
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"I never use such a medicine.

~ never use such a medicine.
erer. 1t
foains aid spatkles just like a
glass of soda water. Oh! it is
perfectly splendid. One swallow
cures heartburn aud acid stom
aoh. SO coolinst and delightful
in ievers and sick headache. For
lahitual constipation, | use it all
the time, and prefers it to any
thing else. 1t is sold at 80 cents
per bottle of 20 doses. and is
known us Baiity's SALINE APE
RIENT."
Thus speaks a most sensible
women.
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There is no use Disgusting
the fact, disagreea''le as it l.,
that Small pox is ralidly spread
ing through the Northern and
Western States, from Boston to
San Francisco. No such a type
of that loathSome disease has
ever been Witnessed on the Ane-
rican continent. 1t may move
South at any moment and no one
can tell when it will come or
whittier it will appear. The
Police jury have taken steps to
procnre good vaccine matter for
distribution throughout the Par
ISL. Every ole VIII: has not :p
piled that remedy should hasten
to do so.
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PES for

recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, lrritability of the
Larynx and Fances, and other
Inilamcd conditions of the Lungs
and ala Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. I.
THlBODEAUN, Druggist, Thib-
odaux, La.
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Nn Thirty Days. Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Flee
tro-Volt.ic Belts and other Electric Appsi-
anees on trial for thirty days to Young
men and older persons who are afflicted
with N.rveus Debility. Lost Vitality. etc.
~gua,anteein. speedy relief and complete.
restoration OF vigor aud manhood. Also
for R%ilsumatism. Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liv
er and Kidney difficuiti--. kapturcs. aud
manv other diseases. illustrated pamphlet
sert free. Address Voltaic Belt Co. Mar
shall. Mich
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NEW

A - Be0iiy's nasofo'tes-MA6Nnl
ACCENT holiday presents square ~.
pianofortes. four very handsome roeaaI
ners. rosew GOD eases, three aiIsons ss ="
$2S. IS tn $297 u. ; catalogue prices ssss
81 600 satisfaction guaranteed y
refunded after u years use eF.'
pianofortes, SIPS to s!!aj c~atalousne 90
$500 to $500 -: standard pianofsrfes wv y \
universe. az thoI~ands testify; xnm
mammoth list Of Testimonials; beaiIy Y,
binet organs. cathedral. church, cnaPsks
ior, S?O upward ; viaitoss weiccsns ~
Carriage meets the trans iiinstfa,ss ~.
Hague (holiday editiohJ free. Ase.1~
tall upon DANEE,.F. BEATTfs W
CON. New Jersey.
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Three thieves in the Parish
Jail. sentenced to the PeDitentia-
~ last Fall, took appeals to the
Supreme Court. After lying iii
Jail for four months, they have
the qualification to learn that
they can 20 now and serve out
their terms. One of them says
that the rext time he is cCntemn-
ed to the penitentiary be will not
.srepeal."
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How Wonderful IS Mani

Man as \ physical, intellectual,
moral being, becomes most Gem
pletely developed in all his parts
and faculties by using daily, at
least, one dose OF Browns Iron
Bltters. Many thousands are
ready to testify that it is the best
medicinal tonic in the world Lit
strengthens every part OF the
body. and -xcels everything else
in it's soothing ana refreshing
effects on the whole general ami
maj system.
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the best beloved public mau IN
the United States, was most dis
tinguished as the bold leader OF
protection to home industries, aud
might more than once, perhaps,
have been elected to the Presl
deucy but for HE stiff ntterance,
his "rather to be right than to be
PRESIDENT and his moderate
opinions upon slavery aud Texas
annexation. When, among other
States, Missouri was carried for
him in 1924, Mr.. Benton was IA
most prominent supporter, and,
upon the ground, as stated by
him, THAT the most efficient pro
tector OF American iron. lead,
hemp, wool, and cotton would be
triumphant champion of Il e new
tariff Mr.. Benton, however,
sooh bowed to other god, ; and
Mr.. Clay, in1S44, WAS heattu hy
Nj. Polk on the Texas issue, and
also by having his protectfve gar
ments saIdrnly stolen from him
by Mr.. Polk, who came out at
the last moment in favor of .'fali
projection 10 our agricultnreS,
and commerce." At the drceaee
OF Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Breckinfidge, u
life>loug political adversary, hn'
a knight,y neiShbor, decla,est III
his eloquent eulogy:
i'll were to write his eli'aph
I would insciibe al the bighesl
eulogy on the stons which shall
mark bis resting place: "Hert
lies a man who was in the pablis
service for fifty years and never
attempted to deceive his coantry
men"
Kentucky ia a nob'e State, o
ample proportions. peopled by {
gallant race. and is entitled Il
great credit for the pdfe-bloodrt
stock the Durhams and Lexins
tons-of her blue>grass regions
with large disputabIe claims fo'
the quantity and quality OF he'
pure Bourbon products; but tb'
home of Henry Gay ought t.
have led IL people in the activ
Ties of material development, il
to, weaving all the prosperity ev"
we'd by various skilled In i.stries
and, though Kentucky has no,
been IA leader in the early pant o
the race it may he confidently e,
pected she will yet save hrr>rt'
on the ''hone stretch" Georg'.
aud South Carolina, losing ~
time in belated hosannas to- Stat
rights iIolatries, eel alive I,
that craftsmanship which bring
them to the front of growing pro
perity and mainly because thes
e:der sister States. with giea
energy, appear now to prac;i"aIl
accept Henry Clay's mascnlin
policy of :.entire Independence G
all ioreiga states as respects OH
essential wants. The Who'll
country owes endless gratiiul
10 the great Kentucky states
man, the splendor Of whose or
tory may be forgotten aud hi
compromises forgiven. but who's
early patriotic advocacy of Am
rican Industries with their prOte
. lion will forever cause his mem
~ to be decorated with fires
: flowers CHILLED by the hands Of l.
, Dor in every State.-Senator Mo
riU.
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Hon. William n. Sparl

Hon. William H. Sparks.
once a prominent planter, and poll
tician of Assumption died a few
days ago, in Georgia. Citizens
of Assumption, 80 years ago, will
remember his wonderful aud. con
velsati0nal powers and the crowds
he used TO draw around him in
the Court House square, to listen
to his anecdotes and wit.
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Answer This.

Did you ever know any per
son to he III without lnactlon OF
the Stomach, Liver or Kidney, Or
did ever know Que who was
we'll wteh either was obstructive
or inactive j; aud did you ever
know or hear of any case OF the
kind than Hop Bitters woa'd not
cure9 Ask your neighbor tue
same auestion.-Itmes
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The Advocate and Capito
liam of Baton Rouge have consoli
dated under the name of Capito
liam Advocate and is bow the of
fetal State Journal.
This is an excellent paper, and
may he a power in the land, IT it
will not indulge the idea that
Baton Rouge is Louisiana as it
seems disposed 10 do present.
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Dinner sets OF China aud
common ware. wasbstand sets,
toilet sets and a large variety Of
c,ockery, tin ware, glass ware.
granite iron ware, feather DDS
tiers, parlor lamps, lanterns, lamp
chiMnies and wicks always on
hand at Glisamore's Stove Depot
aud House furnishing store.
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Five thousand negroes iii
one county in South Carolina got
up and left OH the morning after
Christmas for Arkansas.
Now let the lanti owners in
that county give white men
chance to work their lands and
in less than three years. they
will celebrate December 26 us one
of the greatest days in their caleu
dar.
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If you are suffering from in
digestion or any complaint OF the
stomach or Bowels you will OBJ
tain great relief by using the
Prickly Ash Bitters, AS they have
the property of gently relieving
these organs and placing them III
good, sound healthy condition.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourcle, 2oth. judicial District
Court
Marie Magnolia Pisou. wife vs.. Octave j.
Le.enire. husband.

This ease having been regularly fixed Cor
trial was taken up and tried and the law
anal evidence being in favor of tn Plaintiff
ami against the defendant.
1t is ordered adjudse.i and .iecreed that
Judgement be ani the same is hereby rem
dered in favor Of the plai,stitf. Marie Mag
nolia Iienu wife of Octave ). LegeGire a,d
against her said husband Octave J. Lsgen-
DIRE the defendant drcreelnS a separation of
property between said plaintiff and s.eicn
dalt di>>olving forever the community of
acquets and gains existing between them
ard according and granting to the plaintiff
the sole aud exclusive management and ad-
ministration oil her property.
Thus done read. signed in open Court
this eth. day of January A. D. 1882.
~(SigueGl ARTHUR +. kNOBLoCH,
Judge 10Th. Judicial District Court.
Filed January eth, 1882.
~tSigned) j. W. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
81 \ true copy:
}LS.} Test: Clerks Office. Parish of
49, Lafoarche this 23rd. day of Janua-
~ A. ID. 1882.
j. f. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.