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THE PRICE OF SUGAR.

That sugar is selling ut a rate
at present, that is extraordinarily
low, aud at q figure that renders it
impossible for the sugar planter to
make any profit no one who has any
knowledge Of the expense incident
to its culture, will deny.
The general cry is that the low
tariff Is the cause of this depres-
sion iu the sale Of the great staple.
IL this cry the correct cause
Is it not rather the fact that
there is q surplus saccharine mat
ter 10 the markets of the world I
1t 10 stated that many French beet
sugar growers have quit cultivat
lug because it no longer pays to
raise beets. Does not sugar come
under the memorable law Of demand
and supply, the same as other pro
ductsi
Thirty odd years ago, the plan
terS of Louisiana turned m0lasses
from the ctsterns into their bitches.
They would not bring enough in
New Orleans to pay for the barrels
in which they were shipped. Yet
in u year or two they brought \
good price, whilst there Was no
change in the tariff.
About the time that Our wisdom
teeth. were making their appearance,
We took our mothers stock of hogs
to market at Louisville. n winter
aud sold the pork at II cents per
H., whilst the next winter We sold
to the same man, atthe same place,
ut 81 cents. Yet there was no
change of tariff.
Wheat would sell one year at Is
cents per bushel .,and the next at
41.25 cents per bushel, and the tar
if had nothing to do with it. Is not
sugar subject to the interchangeable
laws of supply and demand that
pork and wheat arei To contend
that reduction or an increase of one
cent duty on sugar will be followed
by a rise or q fall of one cent per
pound in the price of that article
il All assumption that history will
not sustain. Does not sugar sell
about two cents less in 1884 than it
did in 1888 I and vet the tariff has
not been reduced two cents nor any
where near it.
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THE INSANITY PLEA.

1t the recommendation of Cover.
nor McEnery for the enactment of a
law with reference to the plea Of insani
ty as a defence for crime 10 acted mon
BY the present Legislature, this har-
Dor Of refuge for murder will b closed.
The Governor has had abundant on
rortanity to note the abuse Of THE
plea by those who have no other de-
Tense. It 10 generally conceded that il
is the defense employed by desperate
cases. The Governor asks for . law
that will require this plea to be entered
before arrangement. and when 90 a
tered that the question of sanity be
tried BY the Jadge alone; that zone
but expests on the question Of issani,v
be entitled to give their opinion and
that such experts alone be summoned.
He very properly suggests, a. tn.
courts have held In numerous instance.
that the ordinary practitioner Of med,
cine il no better qualified to give AZ
opinion than any . else on the con
trary. the courts e0phasise their sss-
pieion Of sseh evideaee..
The reign sf- crime in 4Louisiaa.
must come to N end. The law il nov
srless unless . healthy public senti-
ment insists upon ito enlargement and
stamps it, emphatic disspproval Of all
technical pleas N erdsr r. sffsct IN e.
cape from ths eoassqneness Of dseda
Of blood. We commend the Goverasr
for HE earnest sstiea h dsairins thu
arm Of ths aaw - b 8t~tsegshsnsa q
crush out Murder, sid ass ssxasaed
mo plea Of mere sentiment viii
avail for sxsestivs cIsasncy, vAsr,
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The weekly New Orleans States
IL an excellent eight column. ten
page paper which will be sent ia
subscribers for S1.25 per year with
a chance in the annual distribution
of New Years gifts.
We will furnish the weekly
States and the SENTINEL for one
year for 1926. Any one who wish
es two good family papers, one city
and one local can obtain them at q
low figure at this Office.
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The Gnvernor has appointed the &. =
lowing B".rl If Lcv-e Commissioned ~
for thi. (4'h] District !: Henry Mccall.
Ascension ; A. II. Gay, lbe, willie: J.
ID. Hill. West Baton E"ug-: Martin
Gym, Pointc C"mrr- ; f. J. Nm wood.
A~vuy-'Ie.: w. e. GO,d"n, ST. Landry; J,
5. Perkins. Assumption J. NJ. Howell.
I.at".'cb-; Ell. McCuilu ~, Terre-
b"uue; MI. Foster, St. MARY DR..
Alfred Duperrier, Iberia , Alexander
DeCl0uet, st. Martiu.
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During the week ending Wednes
gay, June 70, the Mississippi river
had risen 20 inches at st. Louis nj
CAIRO It had fallen 80 inches ut
Memphis it had fallen IL inches :
at Vicksburg it bad fallen Is inch
es. Red river fell 3 feet aud the
Arkansas fell 4 inches.
Inc water West of Lafourche
has about all left the basin.
The Davis crevasse food. East
OF Bayou Lafourche has fallen in
all, Is inches.
The Bayou has receded at Thib
odaux about IL inches.
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wonld respectfully Announce to ms
friends and the public in general thai 1 will
reopen my store lately "ccmp"l b. j. NJ Guar
carefully solecte'l stock Of jewelry rousistin.
81 watches. clocks. Nc. and AN rsi"rialiy q
!ectrd 'sss"rtment Of x~ilverware; all IF whicl
l MIL offer ut u price to smit the times.
VIII also keen All assortment Of all kinds ~
e~'nS machine attachments, ala, xuns, uis.
tolls and cartridges. +. ZEKVOrT
T~hibOdaux. June 18th, 1854.
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LOGAN CRAFTSMANSHIP.

LOGAN STATEGMANNHIP.
The Black Warrior Assaxltiag the
English Language IN the Senate.
Pranced therein upon tho arena of
the great debate, like . trick mule in
a %circns, or q spawned nightmare upon
the track Of 4 beautiful dream-Logan,
Of Illinois. There was . vision Of NOUS
taches. eye arches, a large brand'sh-
ing Of arms, . pose and stridulous war.
whoop; and much a. though .. picture
of the Deerfield. massacre had stepped
out from the pages of our carly history,
Logan took the American Senate by
its large. capacious ear. And then he
went for his mother tongue. He suote
it right ard left, hip and thigh, and
showed no mercy. Swinging the
great broad axe Of his logic high in air,
he turned it ere it fell. and with the
hammer side struck the language Of
sixty millions Of people fairly in the
face aud mashed it beyond recogni
ton. Under his stroke the 16or of the
American Senate was spattercd with
the remnants eff q once prord vocabu-
larry, and messengers. doorkeepers and
pages were covered from head to foot
with the spray. In thu fearful tw"
hours which followed the f1,st roar of
his GRAFTON all the parts Of speech Were
routed and put to fight. There were
orphaned adjectives and widowed
nouns; bachelor verbs driven to poly.
gamy and polygamous verbs lett lone
" ~conjunctions discovered and prep
ositions scattered, adverbs disheveled
and distorted, and syntax flung iuto
wild disorder. 1t was = great day tor
Logan. 4
He set his teeth into the language az
the untamed tiger Of the jaugles takes
between his mouth and paw the wear
ing apparel of the wsyfaser, and the
ripping Of it was heard through all the
forest depths. 1t reverberated to the
other end Of the Capitol aud sluggish
Representatives lifted up their eyes
and listened to tho oar with terrified
awe. Some started for the scene. but
upon being told tho cause Of the dis
turbance in the brief COMMUNICATION,
''Logau's up" turned back with full a.
surance that they could hear from that
md Of the Capitol all that vas worth
S" through though two hours
Logan swung his beautiful arms over
he headt Of the Senate like the booms
If a Government derrick while his chin
:hurned the language like pile. driver
o . heavy sea and the bafled report
'rs made wild plunges with their PEN
to gather up his regurgitations for
he printer.
All Logan is q great man-a sta tes
nan. When he throws HE intellect in
. a question. whether it is Of finance
self government, or Of sticking to
he ship, something has got to come. :.
And You may always know where to
nd him-tO-w wit where he has always
zen, drawing pay from the Govern.
in some capacity He lacks a.
or twenty things Of being an ora I
9r. He has lnngs.-New York Trib.
ne, Jan. Is, 1875.
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We have received . copy of the
organization and proceedings Of
the "Ascension Branch, Sugar
Planters Association of La.," held
ut Donalds0nville.
This association will and ought
to BE- of great service to the plan
ters of that parish.
There should be one organized
in this parish. In fact, one Of the
great wants in lower Louisiana il
organization. In other parts of the
country all trades and occupations
unite together for the general good.
Sugar planters should have
monthly meetings to compare notes
and disseminate information : rice
planters. should do tho same.
By constant meeting and consul.
tetions, much might be effected to
vasds lromoting the prosperity Of
every one.
By concert Of action many evils
might bd sAverted, and, whilst in
csqestng the spontaneously and
socIatQaalities of the .citiseas, re-
Dalt n much information that
weela, p Beneficial I st}se public,
and when the public prosperity 10
sres:es, individual prosperity win
Also Be enlarged.
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Ague Gun

Is . purely vegetable bitter -
tonic, and Is warranted suseSrZ
tain cure for Fever and ~.
and Fever, intermittent
Fever, Rcmittent Fever. n.S
Periodical or Bilious ~.
malarial disorder. In minssS
tricts, the rapid pulse, coeae6
thirst. laasitude, loss Of arDetif.
tho back and lOins, and coiirC
spine and extremitiea, ara onIv@
tons OF severer symptoms vh3.k sz
ate in the ague paroxysm. succsss3
high fever and pfofuse perspint~
It Is a startling fact, that mir
senic, and other poisonous mirs~f
the basis Of most OF the +" Feve,~s5S
PreparatiOns," Specifics" aS
and "Tonics," in tile markek =
atations made from these minenl
althcugh they are Nlatable,
break the chill. do not cuIe, ktnl~:2
malarial and their own dug sois
the system. producing quinism.
ringing in the earn, headache. 49,
other disorders more f~ormilsiiss
the disease they were inte11elT
AYERS AcuE CURE Thoroughly a
these nOxious poisons IRON ~
AMI always cures the seyeeset 49,
contains no quininc. mineral, or ~
that could injure the mon dsie
t!ent; and its browning excellence
its certainty to cure, IS TIL Il lessS
system As free from disesssa : ~
attack.
For Liver Complaints AYnt
CURE. ny direct action o. the ne.
hillary apparatus, drives out thes
which produce these complainia
stimulates the system 70 !
healthy condition.
We warrant It when tnken -
to directions.
Prepared BY Dr.. ]. {. Aver
Practical and Analytical Co.
Lowell, Aaass.
o Z DY ALL ORUocle1a xVRnvv
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Some of the wise newspapers are
giving advice to sugar planters aud
telling them that they must practise
economy. We'll. if the force of pre.
vailing circumstances does not i'm.
press that fact upon their minds edi
tors will not be able to do it.
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We have no objections to have
the State authorities pay the un
paid warrants due teachers in New
Orleaus. provided it does not in
terfere with the regular school
fund of the State, but We do pro
test against having much more of
the miserable hash served up in
the city papers on that subject.
Column after column are filed with
abuse of the State authorities and
the Legislature, because these ella
mornings are not instantly needed.
Why do they not poance upon the
City school board who issued those
warrants when they knew there
was no money to pay them Why
were not the schools closed when
the funds we're exhausted, as they
we're 10 the country parishes
The Teachers have our sympa-
thies, but unless they cease to
abuse the innocent and shield the
guilty they will soon cease to de-
serve either sympathy Or pay. There
is none ofthis bowling heard out
side of New Orleans. When coun
try school boards could not pay
they shut the doors Of the school
houses.
But in New Orleans the school
board continued to draw warrants |
to any amount that suited their |
and now try to shield heir
own bad work behindthe State
that is not to blame.
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Avoid by all means the use of calomel
for bilious complaints. Ayers Cathartic
Pills. compounded entirely of vegetable
ingredients, have been tested for forty
years and are acknowledged to be the best
remedy eve devised for tarpidity of the
Liver. costiveness. and all arrangements of
the digestive apparatus.
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Jury has convicted and where flimsy
technical defeucea have he~n inster.
posed. With our pr sent Supreo . Court
criminals cnn /" ionger:hope to escape
q righteous conviction on non essential
technical points. That august tribu
nal has noticed the carnival Of crime
and has interposed az u shield for the
protection Of lite and property a rigid
enforcesnent os the law. With such .
Governor, criminals may we'll UNDER
stand that . conviction by july means
punishment, aud infection of penalty
rather than hope If escape on hair
splitting points before th" Supreme
Court. aud, upon failure before that
tribunal, "a ready pardon because for
sooth petitions come loaded with name.
Of persons who are worked upon IN
sign them "a . special favor. It 10 u
fact that petitions are easily procured
and readily signed without examina-
ton. By all mrans let us have u law
that. will stop tho insanity dodge
Shreveport Times.
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fUBsCRQPTlON,
RATES OF =.

insertion, 81 80. SECOND insertion, IS cents
per square. For subsequent Insertions. per
square 50 cents, Obituaries 10 cents per zine.
Professional and hnsicess cards, including
paper, will he Published ut the rate Of so eta.
per square for the first insertion, and 25 cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $lO, to be
paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for . specified time will be inserted till forbid
and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to this pa
pet must always furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not ave or return re-
iected manuscripts.
Allusions p~eronnally disparaging to any
one will never he inserted except a. adver.
Elements nor then, if peculiarly objectiona-
BILE.
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FOR u. s. PRESIDENT.
GROVER
OF NEW r

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Parties owing State or Parish Ii
censes for 1884, are hereby request
ed to call at the Office and settle
for same, and avoid interest aud
costs. p. E.. LORIO.
June 28,' 81, St.
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"A. Riggs s. BIO. Cis;crn Ma
kers, 247 Deiord street; n. q. Send
for price list.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla operates radically
upon and through the bl"sl, and lisa safe,
reliable cure for the various diseases, com
Plaiuts. and disorders due to debility, or to
any constitutional taint or Infection.
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Tho proof Of the padding is in the
estlng,. 9 says the old adaqas Ad 80 the
prooi OF tho value Of . medicine is The
1plnione Of those who have usod t. TAns
6eeS, g. Of Steelville, says, Il have used
fr1ckly AL Bitten. In my family IN,
yesrs Tor ailments Of the kidneys, liver
ana bowels and find there 10 NO remedy
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The colored Masonic Fraternity
were out on parade, June "a inst.
and made . very 'creditable dis
play.
At night Nj. James Lewis, one
OF the high officers of that order.
came mp from New Orleans, and
delivered an eloquent and instruc
tive address upon the Ritual and
work Of that order, after which the
members and guests enjoyed them
serves in social and agreeable fes
tivities.
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I AKRIV ALN.
For the week ending June q, 1884

STRANGERS HUTEL.--W. l.. McG.ry.
vinceutC arouso, A.. Bacie,uim, Ellie BLUM,
:. Bonuecar.ere, A. E. Levi. 4. Moline. L..
Gaubcrt, \. v; Franklin Daitcres. li.uuis
Ihibaut. Miss NJ. L,udy, j. i Landry, As>ump-
ti"n +; Z. LcBiar. TcricOOnmr }. T.. Drarimy.
Baton l:Ouxe, Walter Harris N, New Iberia.
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M1LIcE.-Nous avons deia an
ncnce qu'une compagnie de milice,
composee dc ,l'flite de nos ieunes
gems, s'et.ait organisee ct depuis
son organisation ellie await recue
tout requipement mili,aire. Au-
.jourd1hui cette compagnie, CON-
mandte par lie Capt. p. f.. Lorio,
assiste de ses lieutenants John NJ.
Walsh ct J. 4. Trone, maneuvre
assez bien pour pouvoir parader
publiquement. Embarrassment.
encore habille en- pekin, ellie compile
II Ia g~entrosite du public pour
pachat de leur uniforme. Ellie a raj.
son, car nous apprenons que les ci-
toyens de ThibOdanx ct des enyi-
rons, dOivent organiser une repre-.
sentation, don't lie benefice sera des-
tine i rhabillement de cette com.
pagnle.
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COMMISSIONS.-Le Marie ct les
six membres du Conseil, elus a, 10
lection du 4 novembrt, vienneht de
%recrvOir lrurs commissions. Les
nonveanx elus entreront probable
ment dams leur fonctiOn officiella
All commencement du mOis pro-
chain. Avec &C nOuvean cOnseil les
affaireS .ie nOtre vile sOnt EN- tres
BONES mains, ct nous avons tout
lie" de croire que les amGliorations
qui ser"nt f~aites, pendant Ia durfe
de leurs fOnctiOns CONNIE admins
trateurs municipaux, nc seront fai
teS que pour IL bien do leurs ad-
ministries.
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FRAYECR. La population de
couIeur ct dams IL pms grande des
trayenrs depuis qu'elle u appris Ia
n0uvelle de In nomination lie Cleve-
land 81 d'Hendricks ct la drfaite de
William Pitt Kellogg. ST ellie croft
aux discours que &c dernier ct ses
lleutenants ont tenus pendant la
campagne electorate, ellie a ralson
d'etre effrayee. Mails CONNIE ce QUA
dit cep"ersonnage ne peut ct he dol:
etrb is All serieux, ellie a grand
tortd ire que Nvenemsnt dun
presli democratic au pouvoir les
rene m e~sclavage. &c sera au
g l5p"que OH leurs droits
seron es mieux respectas 1T la JUS
tice dgale pour tous. Chooses qu'on
Il III se'nent ,ues sous lie regime re
p,<ulicain.
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coppagnie du chemin de fer, cett,
grand enterprise n'aurait pu etrt
mente i bonnie fin avaut plusieur.
mOis.
D'apl6s toutes les nouvelles, L
rendement lie Ia came est tres bon
@tsfH AvOYELLEs. e. j.
Les r6publicains de cette parois
sc lie s0nt pas satisfaits du result
tat de felecti"n, .malgr6 que pres.
que IL motto DIES vOtamts dt Il.
ties sc sOient absteuus dc voter.
Lii kerxe de Marksville du 8 nov.
relate Ell e ternnes Ia tentative
d'assassinat suivanto:
Mardi sOir, vcrs minuit, uae per-
some incOnnue Sc rendit chez MI.
G. Guiliebert de Moreauville, ct
pappela 4 Ia pore de Ia maison.
MI. & qui etait au lit, Sc leva ct
lors4uil ouvrit Ia porte, l'inconnu
lie frappa a IL t6te avec IN cassetete
on un autre outil semblable, lui in
t1igea "ne blessure dangereuse 4 Ia
tete ct lui cassa un bras. Laissant
NJ. 4. tomb. 4 IL plancher Fas-
sassin So rendit ensuite au lit de
Nine Gaillebert, Ia frappa do plush
sieurs coups ct lui inhigea lie l6ge-
res pleasures. Scion toute probabi-
lite> passassin voulait s'emparer de
rargent de Mr.. &. car il demanda 4
Nine G. de lni bonner les clefs on
r'argent. Eveillee par les cris de
Nine Gpillebert, sa belle seur qui
etait dams une chambre vOisine sc
rendit de suite en- appellant AL Sc
cours, ct ce ne f1t qua &c moment
que rasssssin prit Ia f"ite.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
Les prix renumerateurs des me-
Iasses, dit lie Meschaccbe. ont misdu
baume dams le ceur de nos habi
tants, ct lie Encouragement de ceux
qui, au debut de Ia roulaison voy-
ait tout Ell noir, a disparu pour
6tre remplac6 par des appearances
DIES plus consolantes. LIE gain ne
sera pas evidemment enorme, car
tOus les marches s0nt su rcharges
de suc'e s europeans; toutefois la per-
te nest pas assnree. 1T nos plan
teurs pOurr0nt maintenir leur Gre
dit-ce qui activera les travaux de
Fan proclaim.
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~NOUVELLES LOCALES.

BAYOU. - Les eaux du Bayou
apres avOir hauss6 leur niveau dun
couple de pieds sont redevenues 4
Ia marque Ia plus basse. La navi-
CATION Sc trOuve done encore inter
dite aux batea"x a vapeur, mails
IL v a toujeurs assez d'eau pour Ia
1lbre navigation DIES chaiands ct
des piroqurs qui alimentent notre
vile d'huitres ct quelquefois de
poissons.
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DECEDEE.- Nine Jean Penas.
vouve du Capt. Pfnas. veteran de
IL guerr. du Mexiqu-, est dfced6e
dimanche, a Page de Is ans ct cinq
mois.
SEES funerailles ont Gu lieu le len
demain sOir. & 4 he'res, au cimetie-
re de pdglise cathOliqur st. Joseph,
au mllieu dun nOmbreux concours
d'amis ct lie commissioners dc la fl
mill e.
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FRu.-Mercredi dernier, vers IL
heures du soir. Ie fru s'est declare
dams Ia cuisine de Mr.. E. A. O'Sul.
Hvan. &c commencement dincen-
die a!yant etc eteint par les gems de
Ia patrouille, ralarlne ma pas etc
dOnn6e.