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OFFICE |
Corner Market and Patriot Streets.
THIBODAUX. L—. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29" 1877.
NO. t
business cards.
8SELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles. Ac., corner Market
[ Louis streets,
UCOIN, P. A., Family and Planta
1 lion Groceries, Main street, between
Poeus and St. Philip streets.
ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
St., between Jackson and St. Phi
)LUM, 8. Dry Good* and Grorery, cor
ner Main and Jackson Streets.
1ADEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
Groceries, Main Street, corner Maiu
Iljutn P **v
rOCUo.
IADEAUX, THOMAS, Attorney at Law
cornet Main and Focus Streets, up
)ILLIU, J. 8., Attorney at Law ,—office
1 Corner St Philip amt Maiu streets
(LAKE, E W., Attorney at Law, —of
1 flee Green Street,
lLANCHARD, J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
—office, corner Green aud St. Bridg
et Streets.
lODLKY, Wagons and Carts, Depot on
) Levee Street near the Thibodaux
foundry. W. H. RAGAN. Agent.
|RAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries, Wine
and Liquors, corner Green and Maiu
|0URON, A. Watchmaker and Gun
1 smith. Dealer in Jewelry, hire-arms,
|«<£., Main st. between St. Philip aud
un streets
B OURQUIN, E. Watchmaker and Jew
tier, corner Market aud St. Louis sts
|RKAUX tc LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
and Groceries,corner Main and Green
eta.
11> ROC JULIO EFT, H. Shoemaker, Main
|D Street, between St. Philip and Jack
Streets.
B INNINGS, 8. A. Mrs. Millinary and
Fancy Dry Goods, corner Jackson and
Tbibudaux sts.
C ELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
comer Patriot.
ITVANSEREAU, P., Physician, corner
1/ Jackson aud Short Streets.
ID*t
SKREAU. II., Physician, corner
ID*t
[0FFMANN, H-, Cabinet Maker, deal
' in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish
■* Main street,between Jackson and
knilip
f^®E MRS. 8. MUlinary and Fancy
■ Dry Goods, St. Philippe st., between
"tand Main Streets.
J0FFMANN, F., Carriage Maker, Liv
eable, corner Jackson and St.
eeta.
T\ELBERT, P J-, Groceries, Bine*, Li
1 If airs, Tobacco and Cigars, cor. Muin
End St l'liilip streets
T\ELBERT, P. J , Engineer, oor- Maiu
J/»ad St-Philip streets
| \USCH, J. Fashionable Tailor, Maiu
MJ street, fronting Riviere's store.
VXCELSIOK—LODGE NO. 34.—Regu
Li lor meetings at the Otlil Fellow's
Hull, corner Market anil Patriot, every
fistnrdsy evening at 7 o'clock.
Officers :T.TIiilioilaux, N. G. Jos. T- Tlii
Meaux. V. G. ; 8. T. Grisamore, See- H.
Miclwlet Treasurer.
■pROOT JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
X comer Green and Market Streets.
pLEETWOOD, J. II Drug Sure. Mar
x ket Street, between Greeu uud St.
Louis Streets.
pLEETWOOD, J. H., Physician, —nl
L floe Market Street, between St. Louis
uyt^reea Streets.
pKANKLIN HOUSE—B.F.nOLDEN,
A Proprietor, oornei St-Louis and Mar
let its.
fJOODE, J. 8., Attorney at Law,— office,
vs over J. H. Fleetwood Market Street
rjElSAMOKE, 8. T. Manufacturer of
J Tinware, gutters, Ac., dealer in stores
house furnishing goods, corner Mar
krtud St- Pnilip.
I0FFMANN, W., Dry Goods and Gro
, a.®""**' Main Street, between Focus
1 u. Philip Streets.
I0FFMAN 8 ST AGES ,—Frank Iloff
*** Proprietor, L. Hardel, Con
'Mn connection with Morgau's Lou
Ud Texas R.
Lafouroho Cros
I0GAN, P., Boiler Maker, ooruer Le
vee aud (Church Streets.
HOOK AND LADDER CO.
!? L Regular meetings on the
***d»y of each month. Regular ex
*n Sunday preceding the fourth
ofeverT Month.
R- MoBride President; J.
L»i i*oe President; R. Frost, Fore
*®^ Asst. Foreman ; G.D.
" Asst. Foreman,- Ellis N.
Vj*o Uer ' Henry Riviere, Seore
*'*■ ,® mn ' Asst. Secretary; N.
, Warden; H. Huffman, Jr. Ty
L^2?*A>CH, CLAY Attorney at Law,
jT*®®®!* Mairs Green St.-, between
T **" Leve e Streets.
J w - CUrk °f **« Courl
n.AVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
*c«a. Caps &c.. corner Main
A- F., Parish Judge, Of
; Court House.
EMILE E. Recorder, Court
lmbodaux. La.
IN J. Mechanical Engineer and
*{ aet f lrr . r °f sugar Appcratus, and
9 Ki^iupoc^, Jai-ksou street.
.5: Rks J. Variety store. Stores
Dnavare. Scr —Jaeksou
bt-Bridget s'
street,
BUSINESS CARDS.
L ORIO, P. K., Tax Collector. Court
House,Thibodaux, La.
T , A ^? IAN ' LOUIS, Sadler, corner St
-■-A i lulip uud St. Bridget Streets.
L EOENDKE, JOS., Groceries, Wine
and Liquors, Main street, between St.
Philip and St. Louis sts.
M ACHADO,.!. D. Groceries aud Dry
Goods, corner Maiue Jackson uud
Levee Streets.
M EUN1EK, A., Dealer in Foreign an,
Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing See.
Main Street corner St Philip.
mroNT-CAKMEL CONVENT. Acade
.. !".V for tho Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister St. Bernard.
M OORE, I. I). Attorney at Law ,—of
lice up stairs Main St. comer
Focus.
O SCHWA CD. J. G. Shoemaker. Main
Street between St. Louis and St. Phi
lip streets.
O'SULLIVAN, E. A. Attorney at Law
Green Street, betweeu Main and
Jliihodaux Streets.
P HILIPl'EAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
Levee and Maronge Streets.
P ERRIN, A. J. fnriegn and domestic
gooils, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main and St Philip streets
I3IER8ON, II., Shoemaker, Main stria
A Between St-Philip uml Jackson sts.
FIRE CO. NO. 2. E11
„ , Jackson St. Regular Pa
radcHou the thirdSunday of each month
P ROTECTOR
ginc (louse.
Secretary ; F. J. Lagnnle,. Assistant Sec
retary ; W. _C Ragan, Foreman : Frantz
a *?»' Assistant Foreman;Hose Director
A. J Perrin, Assist't Hose Director ; B,
Malbrougli, W. Brockhoeft, Treasurer
R IVIERE, L., Dry Goods, corner Maiu
and St. Lauis Streets.
R AGAN, W. n .—President Thibodaux
Mill Co., L teal Agent and Col
lector, Ibibodaux. La.
R IBET, J. M. Fashion abl; Tui.or, front*
iug Aueoin's store.
^•ANCAN, F. Parish 1. eosurir, OlHce—
O comer Matkct a-i Pal. lit atreo s.
CQUIRKS, GEO., W , Justice of the
O Peace, ~n l. Ward. —Office, corner
Market and C
.ten, up s airs.
STRANGERS HOTEL
O BERTI, Proprietor
daux and Green Streets.
THOMAS AL
JOHJM'S SCHOOL.—ltev. C. F. I).
Lyne principal Jackson Street near
St. John's Church.
LABOURIN', Surgeon Denlirt, Offiee;
IJ Jackson Street, between Thibmiaux
uml St Bridget sts. *
OCTETE IUC BfENFAISANCE ET
OD'u-ssistauce Mutuelle de Thibodaux.
Les seance riigulifcre de cette socii?t<S
out lieu le premier jeudi de cliaquo luois
a 7 heurcs ilu soir du lor octobre au ler
avril, et it 8 lienres du lor avril au ler oc
tobre.
Offioiers :—H. Dansereau, President;
P. A. Aueoin, Viee President, F. Sancan,
Secretaire ; H. II. Michelet, Assistant Se
cretaire ; Jos. T. Thibodaux, Trdserier ;
Thlophilc Thibodaux. Coilectenr; Alcestc
Bourgeois, Portier.
flYETREAU, H., Carriage Maker and
X Horne Shoeing, corner Levee and Pa
triot Streets.
1 1 LABOR. H. W., Family and Planta
J. tion Groceries, Green atreet,betwoen
Levee and Market Streets.
rjiHIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Pharmacist,
JL Dealer in Patent Medicines, Perfu
mery, See., ooruer of Main and St. Philip
Streets.
rpHIBODKAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
X the Town, corner Main and St. Philip
Streets.
rpHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley &
A Keete, Proprietors ,Levee and Jackson
Streets.
rpHIBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Town
A Constable, Assessor, Collector and
Wharfinger. OlHce Green Street between
Market and Levee.
T HIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT—
Orgenised September 7th, 1874. Offi
cers : —L- A- Webre, Chief Engineer, 8
T. lJoMeuadd, 1st Assistant; Taylor La
'arde, 2nd Assistant; AI lain Badoaux,
secretary & Treasurer ; P E. Lorio and
M. A. Legendre, Delegate of the Tliibo
daux Fire Co. No. 1. Alcestc Bourgeois,
Delegate of the Proteotor Fire Co. No. 2
T HIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
C. M. Menard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town of Thibo
daux.
T KONE, J. A., Books and stationary de
pot, comer Main and St. Louis Sts.
(oeppositc L. V. Riviere's Store). Photo
hie Gallery, corner St. Lonis and Thi
tux.
1
THIBODAUX SENTINEL. Job Offiee
comer Market and Patriot Streets.
T hibodaux benevolent lodge
No 9(1. A. F. and A. M.—Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3 o'clock
P. M., Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
T hibodaux, p. a., dvu engineer
Jackson Street, opposite St. Bridget
Street.
T HIBODAUX FIRE CO., NO. I.
Regular parades on second Sunday of
each month. Regular Meetings on Mon
day after the second Mouday of every
month.
Officers:—8. T. Grisuinore, President;
J. L. Aueoin. Vice-President; Octave Le
gendre,Secretary ; Arseue Naquin, Assis
tant Secretary; Thomas Alberti,Forema 1;
J. Q Oshwaid, Assistant Foreman ; P. A.
DeManadtl, Engine Director ; A. Weissen
thauer, Assistant Engine Director: M. A.
Legendre. Hose Director ; Elies Brand,
Assistant Hose Dir'tor ; O. Malbrongh,
Tyler ; Jos. Thibodeaux, Treasurer.
V ERGES, J. M, Barber, St. Philippe
st. between Maiu and Ijevoe streets.
y EKRIEK, T.. Gunsmith, Maiu St., lie
tween St. Louis aud Green Street
THOMAS, Parish Attor
Market Street, be
ween Marouge and Patriot Streets.
W INDER.
ney. — offiee.
W E1SSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confer.
iiitnery and Soda Water. Green
S < between Market apd Main Streets
nusmess cards.
W ASHI NGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
Gamard, Proprietor, Market St.
between St w tiilip and St. Louis Streests.
Y oung men's benevolent as
sociation, OF LAFOURCHE,—
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of eaeli month, at 7 o'clock, at the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor. Greeu and Levee.
Officers :—II. N. ('onion, President. P
E. Lorio, Vice President. J. W. Kuo
blech. Secretary, C. Aztima, Treasu
rer, L- Aueoin, Censor,
G AZZO Dm J. B C., Physician and
Aconcheur, Thibodaux P. O., Lafour
ebe Parish, La.
Z EliNOTT, FRANK, Watchmaker and
Dealer in fine Jewelry Ac. Main Street
iYJkW OKL* 2A%>.
Vs---- -------,_ ___ ^
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
$* & IS ltoya.1 lit New Orleans
Between Canal and Customhouse Streets,)
LOUIS CHAPLAIN Proprietor,
All the delicacies of the season are to be
found here, as also choice wines of all kinds
Parties, weddings, etc., supplied at short
notice. Private saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished, to let by the
week or month. This Restaurant is kept
pen until twelve o'clock at night. J jan 76.
Leon Oodchaux,
SI aad S3 Canal St.
The largest and most complete stock
Clothing,
flats aad l^urnlslilag' Goods
ever offered.
The attention of parents and guardians
is called to our stock of Boys' School Suits,
which cannot be excelled aud will be sold
at very low prices.
aug976-ly LEON GODCHAUX.
LITTLE EXCHANGE.
Cor., kil-l.o ii >m) .V CliiirtreH Stv.
Now-Orloaus.
P. Masseys, Proprietor.
Choice Wines and Liipiors always on Hand
FURNISHED ROOMS.
ap-28'77.1
Flokia»;Lanok,
Felix Leoendre
LANGE A LEGENDRE,
30 Decatur St., New Orleans,
Generl CominiMHlon Merchants
Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, Itice, etc
—Also keep constantly on hand —
Pork, Flour, Coffee, Bacon, Corn,
etc. etc. etc:
References,
Schmidt & Ziegler, Wholesale Grocers, New
Orleans ;
Jules Denis, President Levee steam Cotton
Press.
fulos Cassard, Viec-Presidcut Germania
National Bank.
Pike, Brother k Co., Bankers.
Numa Landry, Cashier of People's Bank.
Kmile I^ geudre, St. James.
19june75
F. P. SEVIN,
(Formerly Sevin & Gourdaiu)
No. 115 Old Levee Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
DEALKU IN ALL KINDS OP
Ccuntrij Proimcf.
COTTON SUGAR, MOLASSES.
Wool. Hides, Furs, Rices, Patatoes
Moss. Poultry, Eggs, Etc
fev- 73
KIP & RI CH,
FE8SETEBAICE SICE HILLS.
(All Premiums awarded at the Louisiana
State Fairs for Rice Milling, from 1868 ud
to the present time.)
Nos. 12 and 14 Elysian Fields Streets, oppo
site the site of the old Pontchartrm
Depot 3rd District,
NEW ORLEANS.
Capacity 420 bis cleaned per day.
EMPTY SACKS FURNISHED FREE OF
CHARGES.
CHARGES.
No. 1 ..
No. 2..
No. 3..
Prices.
..............i Cent.
.............. i "
.............. i "
JNO M. WALSH, Agent.
Av. 17 76
J. A. BOURG,
Marehand Cemmlssloiinaire,
BE CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Coton, Snore, Ris, Monsse, Peaux,
Laine, Volailles, tEufs,
Cire, Miel, Gibier,
de tonte esp^ee de produits ties champs
ou de jardinage,
147...... Hue Decatur ......147
[entre Jefferson et Toulouse]
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
O. Lock Box 877. mhl0'7ff ly
S. T. DAUNIS,
Nor 59 and 61 Deeateur Sreet. N. O.
General ('ommisslon Merchant
—AND— .
GROCER.
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Sugar
Molasses, Rice. Wool, Hides, Furs, Skins
Moss, Pcnltry. Eggs, Potatoes, etc., etc.
—also Dealer in—
All kinds of groceries. [2J.ap77
All kinds of groceries. [2J.ap77
Francioni & Folse.
Coi
Its
mission Jlercha
—AND DEALERS IN—
WESTERN PRODUCE,
j. 5 ---- St-Lonis Street ____ No. 5
New Orleans. La.
Box 20S3. a)».2r77.
NEW OH LEANS.
GOOD TRICES!
NEW ORLE1NS.
_ QUICK SALES!
Attention? Planters anti merchants.
ODKLL & WRIGHT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
50 DECATUR, andj21 CLINTON Sts., New Orleans.
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS.
Will receive first class attention from us, and will be sold iu tbo
rough or cleaned as you direct. You can de|»end on our getting you
highest prices, and give every care to your interests.
LOUISIANA
STEAM
Sash
Mind 4 Doo
FACTOR!,
301,(303, 305, 307 GRAVIER ST.
NEWORLEANS.
ROBERTS 4 CO.
PROPRIETORS.
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings.
Flooring and Coiling, Newels, Balus
ers, etc., always on hand or made to
order. Orders promptly attended to.
ap.7.'77.1y.
LA. EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Co.
Cor. Carondelet and Gravier Sts.
NEW ORLEANS.
Samuel Manning Todd, President.
U- W. Ogden, Vice President.
Andrew Patton, 2d Vice President
William Henderson, Si'cretary
A Thomsen,
E. A. Tyler,
W. B. N-h limit,
J. W. Stone.
B. T. Walshe.
John 1, Adams,
Afcx. Marks.
Kobt. W. Ogdon,
J. B. Cantors,
John Henderson,
II. M. Payne,
T. C. Herndon,
DIRECTORS.
James I. Day,
E. B. Briggs,
Hy. Abraham,
Cliss- Chaffe,
W. Heudersou,
John II. Pike,
E. II. Faireldld,
II. J Vose,
8. B. Newman,
A. Patton,
John 8. Groves,
J. B. Levert.
JUST COMES,
23sep-761y) Country Agent
BROOK
Steam Rice Mill.
C. II. ALLEN.
S», »1 Sc 93 TCHOUPITOULAS Street
Lock-Box 976. - New Orleans
This is the
most extensive
MILL in the
SOUTH,
ty OF OUR
RICE
Unanrpased
MILLING KATES :
No. I............J et. P IS.
No. 2............| et. P IS.
No 3............i ct. P IB.
Eight sacks of bran returned to the plan
ters for every hdndkd Bbls. rough Rico re
ceived.
Bearded Rice a speciality—having a Ma
c\|ina invented expressly for the purpose of
removing the heard before going to the
stone.
O. Lepine & Edgard E. Leche,
Agents.
K. B .—Persons having Rice to ship to
the above mill, will be furnished sacks by
leaving orders at S. T. Grisamore in Thi
bodanx. L. A. Leblanc, LafonrcbejCrossing.
J. C. Rousseau, Bush Grove place, A. Le
jeune. Uaceland or to the undoisigued at
his residcuco.
O. LEPINK, Agent.
C. B. BLOCK
JACOB MYERS
GU8. WEILL
—WITH—
C. D. BLOCK A CO*
Wholesale Dealers in
Tobacco and Clear**.
Ao. 75 Gravier Street .......... .NewOrleans
IPfcb 76 Jy
Jy
Til I BOD A CX.
Thibodaux Foundry !
KEEFE & 8QDLEY
Thibodaux, La*
H AVING purchased the above and well
known establishment, take great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that they
have refitted the Foundry and Machine
Shop, and are now prepared to do any work
n their line, with neatness and dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
DRAINING WHEELS.
SHAFTING and GEARING,
■ ■ AbiD" ......
CASTINGS
of all descriptions made to order.
-ALL KINDS OF
Brass Castings,
-SUCH AS
GUAGE COCKS,
C YLIXDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VAL VES, etc., etc.,
made to order and furnished at the shortest
notice.
Having refitted their blacksmith shop,
they can do all kinds of work in that line,
iu the best manner and with dispatch.
They respectfully solicit a continuance of
the former patronage exteuded to this es
tablishment. |27mv-76
Notice to Sugar PlaMters.
I BEOTO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
in the Country and to the Sugar Plan
ters in general that I am now prepared to
carry on the Sugar Factorage aud Conunis
on Business on an extensive scale and.I
take pleasure in offering them my services
Liberal advances made on Crops.
Country correspondence solicited.
LEON GODCHAUX,
81 and 83 Canal street,
New Crleans.
D.30.76.1y.
ONE PRICE
STORE!
CORNER ST. ANN & OLD LEVEE.
(Opposite French Meat Market,]
Nf.w-Oki.kass.
PRICE-LIST SPRIHB A SUMMER
18 77.
MEN'S
Cassimere Suits from......$7 00 to 14 25
Scotch Tweed Suits from.. 9 50 to 10 50
Blue Flannel Suits from... 12 75 to 14 50
Diagnl sk. Coats & Vests. 3 50 to 11 50
Diagonal Frock do. from... 9 25 to 15 00
Alpaca Sack Coats from.. 1 75 to 2 50
Alpaca Sack Coats from.. 4 00 to 5 50
'Grosgrain Alpaka do....... 5 00
Alpaca Frock Coats from.. 3 50 to 5 75
Grosgrain Alpaka do from. 5 50 to 7 50
Grey Mohair Sk. Coats from 1 25 to 2 50
8. B. Br'dcloth Frocks from 8 00 to 15 00
D. B. Br'dcloth Frocks from 10 00 to 16 50
Black Doeskin Pants from.. 5 00 to 7 50
fancy CRSsimere Pants from 3 75 to 5 00
grey Sc Strip'd Linen Pants 1 00 to 1 50
Kv. Jeans Pants home made 1 30 to 2 00
blx Broadcloth Vests from. 2 25 to 3 25
Black Alpaca Vests from.. 2 00 to 2 50
wb't Marseille Vests from.. 1 50 to 2 25
grey Linen Dusters from . 1 25 to 2 00
grey Mohair Dusters from.. 1 75 to 2 00
YOUTH'S
Cassimere Suits from...... 6 25 to 12 25
Scotch Tweed Suits........ 8 25
Blue Flannel Suits........ 12 00
diagu' sk Coats & Vests.... 6 75 to 10 25
Diagonal Frock do from.... 8 00 to 13 50
Alpaca Sack Coats from.. 2 25 to 3 75
Grosgrain Alpaka sk Coats. 4 25
Fancy Cashmere Pants from 3 50 to 4 50
Black Doeskin Pants from.. 4 75 to 6 25
Ky. Jean Pants home made 1 25
grey & strip'd Linen Pants. 1 00 to 1 25
BOYS ,
Cassimere Snits............ 5 00 to
Diagonal Suits from........ 7 25 to
Blue Flannel Suits from.... 8 00 to
Scotch Tweed Suits from... 6 25 to
Black Alpaca Coats from... 1 75 to
Grey Mohair Coats........
Ky. Jeans Coats home made 1 50 to
Ky .Jeans Pants home made 1 00 to
grey and striped Linen do. 75 to
CHILDREN'S
Ky. Jeans Snits from....... 2 00 to
Blue Sc Grey Flannel Sailor
Snits from.............. 2 50 to
Diagonal Suits from........ 4 50 to
Cassimere Suits from....... 3 00 to
MEN'S
White Shirts from......... 75 to 2 35
Colored Shirts from........ 50 to 1 00
White Undershirts from.... 50 to 100
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Fun in a Court room.
How One Dobson was Tepmt
ed by Satan to Kiss a
Girl against Her
Will.
The doll monotony ot a coart
proceedings was enlivened in the
case of the Common-wealth
against Dobson, in which the des
feudant was accused of assanlt
npon a yonng lady named Hotter,
by kissing her against her will.
The plaintiff complained that
Dobson, "by force of arms, malice
atorethonght, aud instigated by
the devil, did then and there vio
lently assanlt waylay," &e. She
told ber story in a plain straight
forward kind of way, to the effect
that she was enjoying the even
ing breezes while leaning over
ber fence, aud that William Dob
son came along, seized her by the
bands, and fucibly pulling her
over the palisade, committed tht
assanlt for which she claimed re
dress at the hands of the law. A
sister of the complainant testified
that she did not see the alledged
impropriety, because of the darK
ness, and she being in another
part of the yard, but she heard a
kiss, or somothing that sounded
like a kiss, and knew that some
thing was going or,.
Dobson claimed the privilege of
being his own witness, and be
told the part of the story omitted
by Miss Belter and her sister.
He is a jolly specimen^ of an En
glishman.His narrative of the oc
cumMIC0 which be had become
involved runs as follows:
Dobson—Yer see. yer 'onors, I
I was walking along, singing
''What will the 'arvest be T' _
Gen. McCartney ^counsel for
plaintiff, disposed to have some
fan while confusing the witness]
—Yon were singing "What will
the 'arvest be t' , ]closely imitating
the intonatiou or the wituoas).
iyI—
Dobson (very
composedly]
iyI—
Dobson (very
Yes, sir, "What will
composedly]
ill the 'arvest
be ?"
Gen. McCartney—"What will
the 'arvest bef'
Dobson fnnroffled] — "Whdt
will the 'arvest bet w
Gen. McCartney—Well, go on,
sir.
Dobson—Yer sec, yer 'onors, I
was going along, singing, "What
will the ( arvest beT*' when 1
heard Mary singing "What will
the 'arvest bef'
Gen. McCartney—She was sing
ing "What will the 'arvest bef"
By this time there were decided
evidences of merriment all over
the court room ? bat Dobson re
mained as imperturabable as
though officiating at a funeral.
Dobsou—Yes, sir. She were
siugiug, "What will the 'arvest
bo," bat not so loud as I was, and
I called oat, "Hallo, Mary, s*e
that you T* and she said it be, I
went up to the fence, and she
were hall haloae, has her father
'ad gone to "class,"
Gen. McCartney — Gone to
class! What did she mean bv
that.
Dobson—Why, any fool knows
what "class", means. Her father
had gone to class meeting, and
left 'er hall halone. We chatted a.
little, and then—
Gen. McCartney — Well, yon
have beard bei testimony. Yoa
seized her. palled her over the
fence and kissed her f
Dobson—No. That testimony
is false. We talked awhile, and
she sort of leaned hover the fenoe
—like as if she wanted me to—
and just then Satan got the best
of me, and I kissed 'er right bon
the month. I found out "What
will the 'arvest be," and I think
she was a heasy prey.
Here the gravity of the oonrt.
counsellers and spectators gave
way, aud seldom in a oonrt of
jnstice has there been each a
scene of uuoontrollable hilarious
ness. Judge Harding fairly roar
ed himself hoarse with laughter,
and all business was suspended
for several minutes to allow those
iu the court-room to recover their
equanimity. Dobson was acquit
ted of the charge of assault, but
must pay half the costs of the
suit as his share of the "'arvest."
Models foe the Lee Monu
ment —Yesterday a large bor
was received at the eapitol and
stored away. It contained a plas
ter model of an equestrian statue
of Geueral Robert B .Lee. When
it came from and who sent it is
uuknown to even the board which
has to decide npon the merits «f
the different works. This is the
second model which has been re
ceived. It is stated that the first
came from Canada. Both are en
cased in strong, heavily-bonnd
boxes, which have no mark npon
them save the direction, "To the
Lee Monument Association, Rich
mond. Ya." The board has pres
cribed that the names of the 00 m
peting sculptors shall be kept
from them, as they propose to
adopt the best work, and will
bo unbiased in their choice hi ac
cordance with this requirement,
no one knows the names of the
sculptors who are competing for
the great work. Other sculptors
are known to be working on mod
els which will oome in daring
the mouth of September. Tbs
committee will probably de
cide the end of the mouth if all
the models are iu. The competien
for this great work will be very
lively. Sculptors in Europe and
America have signified their inten
tion of competing for it. Many
will simply send photographs
of their models, ia order to avoid
the great expense and risk. The
models will bo exhibited in the
hall of the House of Delagates.
The committee which is to decide
is composed of the Governor,
Treasurer, and Auditor.— Rich
mond Whig.

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