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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

P5BfIc SALEs.-F REDERIoK RAMS
BURG, will sell his personal property on
Tuesday the 6th of November next, al
a, his residence,la half mile Easi o
TifIin.
The Administrators Of the estate o
SAMUEL MTERs. viii dispose of the per
sonal property belonging thereto, on tn,
10Th of November. u his late residenc,
in Adams township.
MosEs F HossLER,will sell some per-
Sonal property, on Saturday the 10th dal
Of November, one-mile West Of PUT-
yEHBvRcER's. School house in I.ibest,
township.
yoHs +. ZISsER. viii sell his persona
property, at his residence three miles
North Of Titfia. and half mile west 0
the road leading 10 Fremont, on Tuesds,
the 7cih Instant
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The mem
bers of the wager Band of Sandusky
take this method of rendering their &C.
acknowledgements to the T'ffin Bruderbund,
German Glee CIub) and also to Messrs
Oh. Miller, Esquire Lang, Frederick
Grummei, the Prrprietors of the Shaw.
han House, and to the citizens Of Tiff
generslly, for the generous and hospits.
Bile manner in which said members were
entertained on the occasion Of their re-
cent pleasant visit to that city. The
pleasure experienced on that OCCASION
will ever remain fresh in their recollec,
tons. YAGER BAND.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

TRANSIENT YouNG MEN. N.-Girls,
beware Of transient young men never
suffer the addresses of stranger ; recol-
lect that one steady farmer boy or me-
chanic is worth all the floating trash in
the world. The allurements Of a dandy
Jack with gold chain about bis neck, q
walking stick in his paw, some honest
tailors coat on his back, and brainlesr
skull, can never make up the loss of a
fathers house and good mothers coun
sci, and the society of bro hers nd sis
ters; their affections last, while those o.
such young man are lost in the vans
of the honeymoon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

A DANoK- RoMANcE. - Dancing
in a we'll lighted hall when the gas jets
lend brillianeS to dssbins and gay dress-
es-whcre the same agency lends add.
iioual lustre to beoOty's flashing eye, hes
for long time boon popular institetlOn
in the minds and hearls Of youth. But
until !; is tried, the superiority Of dance
in mill cannot be appreciated. On last
Thursday evening, oner the sun Of Au-
tumn had gone down, and light from the
pale hall moon filled the heavens, live
ly party Of Young folks tombled into vO
hicles and, with the indispensable musi-
Clans repaired to the Flourng Mil on the
batks Of the Sandussy. wARRES p.
was ON hand to receive The surprise, aud
done the fair thing. Ths mill was "dim
ly lighted" both by coal oil aad the afOre
said moon-iust light enough to see that
the girls were as good looking as usua!
and just dark enough TO warran, close
PROXIMITY ~ asccrteining the last men
toned important fact. Dancing in q
mill Who ever heard tell of it before
But il WIS a successful innovation. AZ
ter the heat of tho cancc 1t was delight
ful (and suggested pleasant ,horghls) Y
gaze out OF the high window upon the
SandusKy falling over the old dam. III
waters glisiening with wondcr'ul boau'y
in the moon beams, and listen with vari
cd ieclings,iu silence, TO its coniiuuou
voice, especially when the window wa
very narrow and a young lady was lool.
ing out of tue same window, aud yol
were delightfully."- excited lest she nigh
fall out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

POTATOES. PORK, 60, SO.
POTAT0ES--j5a60 cents,
lrALLOW .-lOc;
CANDLES -Stcarine 25 cents.
i" Tallow 400 25 cents.
lSOAp--Gcrmou 30, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling at - cents to 50.
WHISKY--S3 90, aud Common 81 a
per gallon.
HAMS 10 10 ~ cents, per pound.
DEESWAX -.25 cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

POP. CALLS. This is a species of
calls performed by the ladies. They de.
rire the name from the fact that the ladies'
.lns engaged "pop ia" say an immense
smouut in the shortest space of time,
aud tacn "pop o,ft'' only tor'pop iu" at
some other unfortunGte's door, and again
q pop out" 1t is a popular mode Of CALL
ing. Short visits are best, as the fly said
when he lit on the hot stove.
What smiles aad welcomes w1ll give
SoAE frte nds q see each d1yl live;
nd vet what trsasufes yonid MY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25
HIDES.

HIDES.
Corrected weekly by ]. NJ. EBERT
lHIDES--Trimmed ia SC.
CALF SKINS -l5, Kip skins Sc.
SHEEP PELTS Dry, 25c@Sl 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

r EADY M AIDE bOTHIN G.:
COMPRISING
FOUR HUNDRED OvERCOATS, from So, so to S2200;
Cashmere Suits from $1,000 to $275O;
CHEAP COATS FOR FARMERS from $3.50 to SIS 90;
Pants and Vests in great variety and all prices also
Fine heavy double and single wNmuscs; (al woody
Wooden Ovcrsh Uuudersrts and Drawers (woven and kni
Cotton and Woocn Socks fine XXL Linen Shirts;
Overal Buck an Slecpskin Gloves; Trunks; Sachels
vnrvt,ing -t,nn tn arcntIem 'auui6t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

BUTTER. Roos AND LARD.
BUT rER--20@a2 cents per pound.
IEGGS--lS cents per dcS1n.
LARD-ln Kegs, l2@l3o per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25
TEFFIN MARKETS.

Correotod Wtekly BY r, SNkAIH.
Oct. 20, 1866
GRAIN AND sEnDs.
FLOUR-Sl2 oo0t l3 90,
WHEAT-Firm at 81 90 10 40.
lCORN--Firm at 60@c5 cents.
RYE--SO cents per bushch
OArS--Frm a, "a cents,
lCLOVER SEED--S7 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--Ss 100000.
FLAX SEED 50 95 per pushel.
HOGS--S9 0O@l 10 90 per owl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-10-25

GO-tO srRIOEER, BROs. q 90.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Thibodaux, La, February Il 1866.

the immense water power in tho Southern
States, especially in Virginia and ths
| C%arolinas, where the cotton fields are al
the door of the manufactures. Every
bale of cotton raised here will before long
be manufactured into fabrics in this
country. It will not take many years to
accomplish this, and then the proyerbial
manufacturing power of England will
vanish very quickly, and with that power
all her greatness as a commercial nation
must decline.
Well, if this country is bound in the
nature of things to become the greatest
manufacturing country in the world, what
is the necessity for a protective tariff
Such a tariff, levied for the benefit of
manufacturers, presupposes that the
country is not bound to become a nj
featuring country, or rather that it is
bound to be just the reverse, but for the
Intervention of the protective system. In
the Herald's view Of the case, protection.
which at best is onerous. unjust and OPP
pressive, would be nothing better than
barefaced robbery.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

Poets are singers in Gods earthly choir
whose organ is nature. A
1t is much safer for a young man to por
corn than to pop the question.
Young men and women are very subject
to q malady called the heart burn.
Life is a great poem, and love, rendered
in the planest ofprose, is the sweetest OF
its stanZas.
Dundreary says that the only parting
that ever troubled him was the parting Of
his back hair.
The most butiful and sweetest mouth
in the world is that your sweetheart
makes in kissing you. .
Man is naturally a musical animal. Most
people blow trumpets. and each one gene
rally blows only his own.
He who gains the victory over great in
suits is often overpowered by the smallest;
and so it is with our sorrows.
The ocean renders his obeisance to
the moon, and the image of the beautiful
idol is worn on the heaving bosom of her
worshipper,
Sleep soothes and arrests the fever
pulse of the soul. and its grains are the
a~uinine fur the cold fit of hate, as we'll as
for the hot fever Of love.
A mar can no more be true to all his
domestic obligations when his wife dosn't
smile on him than a dial can mark its
hours when the sun dosn't shine.H q
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

EBThe ball given ct the Philharmonic
Hall last Tuesday evening was. in all
respects, quite a success. The ladies and
gentlemen who attended that ball, we are
happy to say, were persons from the most
refined and select families of Lafourche
and surrounding parishes. Many a young
breast will long remember the evening
50 pleasantly, ~agreeably and, we may add,
socially spent at the good old Philhar-
monic. Lent is now at hand weddings,
balls and %soirecs must, for the while, be
kept i'll suspense. We hope that after
Lent balls and soirees will be frequently
given. Sociability should be fostered and
encouraged, and there.is no better way of
doing this than by giving the '.young
folks of both sexes frequent opportuni-
ties of meeting each other. We are sorry
to say that Lafourche is far behind hand
of other sister parishes in the ~gallantry
Of the young men and in the ~sociability of
all classes. This should not be; life is
short and full of cares, anxieties and soli-
citu5e. We should therefore look to
enjoyment and pleasure; offer and i'm
provo opportunities where the troubles
and concerns Of everyday life may be
drowned in the sweets and pleasures of
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Succession Sale.

viii be sold. for cash. on THCRSDN
lst OF March next. at the late reside
Philibert .Granief. deceased, IN the IL
St john the Baptist, the one undivided
q tract of land belonging to-his saecer
situated in the Parish OF Lafonrche. 'front.'
Bayou Bduf and Ba gu DIES AilemandS
tanning nineteen hundred and seventy
arpents, richly timbered with cyprsd
ash wood. A most desirable place III
mill or for making cord wood tfsaanertafj
to New Orleans easy by the N. a.. UA&s
R. r., and by the Company Canal
undivided half may be bought on adran3
terms at private sale. q. lad
Adninix
st. John-the- Baptist. Jan 81. -ls66
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
marrieo.

In New Orleans. on the 10th inst, Mr.. PHILIP
A. VANDERDoEs and Miss OcrAyrA SEvEIGNEs,
both Of that city.
On Monday, 18th inst, at St. Joseph Church,
by Rev Charles Menard, Mr.. Henry EMILE
THrBoDAux, of Terrebonne, to Miss LApRA
Tucker. of Lafourche.
Ga Monday, 18th inst, at the residence Of
the brides mother, by Rev. Charles Mcnard.
Mr.. VfCroR SAMOAN. of this city, to Miss
THEREsE CHERor. of Terrebonne.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
THE PLA1N CITY.

THE PLAIN CRY. ut
Il i. with pleasure we announce to our
readers that Captain Joseph Dalfaras has
chartered b aelegant steamer Plain City
for the Lafoarclie trade. Capt. Dalferes
is vel, known u this community and all
along the Lafourchc coast for his gentle
manly qualities as well as for his polite
and talniablo. department as captain Of a
sfeamer.@i We wish tho captain much
success. tV#i..
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Notice.

AL persons having claims against the suc.
cession Of Adam Periiloux, ST., are hereby no.
tilted to present the same, duly authenticated
TO the undersigned administrator; and ali
persons indebted to the said estate are warned
70 settle the same without delay. !
E. G. RoBrcHAUx, ~
JosEpH pERiiLoUx,
administrators
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

tBLycurgus asks what material makes
the best bed comforter. We don't know,
being inexperienced in such matters but
refer you to the report of the committee
of some country fair. who put it in this
way j" Best bed comforter-Miss Mary
HILL" You should address the young lady
at once. ~
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

An
RELATIVE TO DRINKING HOUSES, 4xs

RELATIVE TO DRINKING HOUSES, An
SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR
Be 1t ordained By the Mayor and n
0tls tom of Thi6odaug-That anv II
or persons who shall sell ~intoxiea1;s
quors, within the limits Of this NJ.
ton, by the glass or drink, preyias|
taking opt a corporation license Dot
effect, shall not only be liable i, s.
license to the corporation for san
shall besides be amenable, and SUM-
a fine of not less than fifty, nor NOR 4
one hundred, dollars, recoverable ~
any Court Of competent Jurisdiction
in case Of non payment Of said fne. II
they shall be imprisoned for a tim
more than one month. One half a
said. fine to 60 to the informer and|
other half for the benefit 81. the Gs
Academy.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
State OF Louisiana.
go
rowN COUNCIL OF THIBoDAU TX
THibodaur, Feb. 8, 1866.

H. s. & H1.E% 0# && - #8@N# 80 ##s&& y
TNi5odaur, Eel. 8, 1866.
The MAYOR and trustees Of the town Of
Thibodsux met this eighth day of Feb.
ruary, 1866; present, s. 4. Grisamore,
Mayor; Massrs. A. Perrin, J. II. Fleet.
wood, R. D. Jordan. H. II. Hoffman,. .
Absent, E. G.. Robichaux and j. D. Le-
Blanc.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following report, which was read and ap-
proved:
The Committee Of Finance, to whom
we're referred certain claims, would beg
leave to report as follows:
Philogene Cantrelle dec. Is, 1869 for
hauling, Sis IS. !
T. Boudreaux duly 2. 1869 four bales
of moss for stopping crevasse in corpora
ton. $40.
Reported on fayorably, and to be put on
the Treasurer's books as valid, but not
payable till further orders.
The claim of David Pugh for SO barrels
of corn and one cord of wood, taken forci-
bly, BY Mayor Hyinel and distributed to
the poor Of the town and vicinity, cannot
be allowed, the mayor having NO such
power, and the corporation cannot. sup
port the poor Of the vicinity.
Your Committee would beg, further, to
remark that they have proposed taxes on
the corporation barely sufficient to educate
her children and put the town in
proper order for the year, and that claims
ino doubt just,) to a large amount, are
daily presented, not contracted by us, but
during the past three or four years /; be-
sides there IS a large sum in previous
issues Of the corporation to be redeemed.
Your Committee would therefore state
that all these old claims must be accepted |
with the condition of future payment. oil
if insisted upon. this already over-taxed
will have to bear additional
taxation. r. D. JORDAN,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Treasurer reported as follows:
JAi6odaur, La, Feb. S, 1866.
To the Mayor and Trustees of the cor
D~oration Of Thibodanx-I have tile honor
20 transmit the following statement Of my
with the corporation of the town
,fThibodaux'' and the "Guion Academy
IS follows, to-wit
1866 CORPORATION OF rHthoDAux DR.. CT.
5th, amount received to date 47s Al
bal on hand including amt
4 PAID Y. a. ts s Sal ~
s47s Al 47s Al
1866 t GUIoN ACADEMY DR., CT.
'eb. sth, amount received to date sas7 GO
: paid $aGo so @f 1
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
THANKS.

TIIANIASe .IH@ 49,. n LII n IA
Our thanks are due to Messrs. r. e. I.
Offutt, news dealers, Canton, Miss. for
fi'es Of late papers to Tilghman Ofutt,
Esq, Montgomery, Ala, for Montgomery
aud Selma papers ; to the polite officers of
tho steamer Plain City for New Orleans
papers, and to Van Vin.on, Esq, South
ern Express Company, for New Orleans
and Now York papers.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

tT~Despite the veto of the Governor
Of tho State, the Legislature has pas sed
the bill directing d new and early election
of municipal officers for the city Of New
Orleans. The passage Of this bill is a
death kncll to many a spoor Duncan"
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Francois x. Gauthier !
John Ennis

5 -
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fohfh
~ dicial District Court. Parish of
sumption. q
TAKE NOTICE-Tlhat acting uad
writ of Fl. ia. emanating from tie 81
entitled Court and in the above .enti
and numbered case, / have seized ana
offer for sale at public auction, III
highestsbfdder, at the Court Housesiss
town of Thibodaux, Parish Of Lafous
on SATURDAY, March 81. 1856;
o'clock A. NJ, the properly below
cribed, -to-wit:
/ bedstead. | safe, | table. q ~
chairs, 3 chairs aud / horse.
Terms of sale-CASH. y
Said sale will be made to satisfW
principal, interest and cost. of abnvs
nj. BOURG. ShArs7
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
FL. ,
WEATHER.

WEATHER.
The weather during the past week was
very variable. Wednesday we had a
copious rain ; Tuesday a hail storm beat
down upon the nnsuspecting heads Of
partridges and rats that could be found
dead in large numbers after the solid
drops had ceased to fall ; Wednesday was
u warm and unpleasant day yesterday
and the day before, the weather was dry
and quite cold. ,Gt n4 a4iat. eIf.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Cool Nlms.

EEsThe bayou il. again rising-slowly
but surely.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
TIE PRAIRIE FARMER.

This is one Of tho oldest agricultural
papers published in this country, and in
the ranks of useful periodicals it has
ever held a foremost place. No one can
form a correct estimate Of it's many merits
until he has seen a number of this widely
circulated weekly. It is published at
Chicago, Ills, by Emery g. Co.; terms,
So per year.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
President Thibodaux Fire Compan

On motion of Mr.. Jordan, it was
Resolced-That an a, preparation Of
twenty dollars be nude to pay incidental
expenses s0f Thibodaux Fire Company,
subject to the draft of the President 81
said company.
On motion Of Mr.. Fleetwood, duly
seconded, it was
Resotced, 1st-That an appropriation Of
seyenty-6ve dollars be made to pay the
assessor for making the last assessment,
and twenty-five dollars for taking the cen-
sus of the children of the town.
Resolced, 2d-That an appropriations of
two thousand dollars be made to pay cur
rent expenses Of Guionl Academy. subject
to the draft of the President of the Board
of School Directors, countersigned BIZ
the mayor. ,,ssa. ali
1t was moved and seconded, that the
salary of the printer be fixed at one hum
dred dollars for the current year, ending
April Both, 1866. a38 ST s@sss9
The smayor submitted several claims,
which were referred to Finance Commit
Mr.. FL. Hoffman, offered Ordinance
No. II, which va adopted article by
article. M sYAzsT5N
Mr.. Jordan offered Ordinance No. 10.
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Fleetwood offered Ordnance No ,l3,
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Perrin offered Ordinance No. Ia,
which was adopted article by article.
On motion, meeting adjourned sin, dc.
ST. GRISAMORE. Mayor.
7. ~. LoRro, Clerk. Il 81 sso
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
The Boston Post says the following is
an inscription upon a gravestone situated
in n CIV Boston. N. H:

an inscription upon a gravestone situated
in New Boston. N. H:
Sevilla,
daughter. of -
George and Sarah
Jones. ~
Murdered by
Henry N. Sargent,
Jan, ID. 1854,
Et. II yrs g. mos.
Thus fell this lovely booming daughter,
By the revengeful hand of q malicious
Henry H .t}st on
When on her way to school he met her,
And q self-cocked pistol shot her.
This is not so mucAly eccentric as the
following conclusion of an epitaph on a
tombstone in East Tennessee: aShe
lived a life of virtue and died Of. cholera
morbus. caused by eating green fruit in
the full hope of Immortality, at the early
age OF II years, z months and Is days.
Reader, go thou and do likewise
How A CONDUCTOR SAVED "A YouSG
LADY FROM BERG CHoKED TO DEATH
Not long since Conductor Cawley had the
blessed privilege of Gazing out a loving
couple who assumed the position of ]" Lord
Ullin's Daughter and her betrothed, so
affectingly described in the Teachers
Institute last week; I sR
8 One lovely hand-was stretched for aid,
And one was round her lover,
only in this case. instead Of one hand be-
ing " stretched for aid" it was where the
other was-encircling his inamorata. They
had evidently been up, or at least awake,
very late the evening before. for the train
had not reached Fairly till the female MEM
Der of the firm was sound asleep-nothing
to be wondered at, for the position she had
assumed was in every way favorable to
calm and sweet repose.
The by-sitters were simply amused;
but Conductor Cawley, more experienced,
serious, if not fatal, results. APP
p%roaching the sleeping maiden, he took
one wrist in his hand, and looking at his
with a professional air, after a few
addressed the young man
"My dear sir, do you not see you are
your lady2" a.
"tWhat?" exclaimed the youth, in
open-mouthed establishment.
"Don't you see you are killing that
lady Her pulse is only eighteen
the minute now, and unless you let
your hold go around her neck, you will
have her choked to death in ten minutes y
He let GO. There was some laughter
among observers. but Cawley passed de-
murely on.-Uubu7M Herald.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
TIE maryland FARMER.

We commend this monthly to the afavo-
rabie notice of our planters, because it is
Il most excellent publication of its class,
and presents, every month. TO its thou
sands Of readers. q rich cargo 6f informa-
ton, which cannot fail to be Of i~ncalculable
service to all those whose duty and
interest iti is to acquire the greatest
amount of practical knowledge they can.
possibly obtain on agricultural subjects.
Iho Maryland Farmer is published at
Haltimores Nd, at the wondcrfully low
price Of III so per annum.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
THE JUDGEs1IIP.

THE JUDGESUIP. 90 6Hl
It is now more than a month since the
resignation Of j. x. Belden-the late
judge of our district-has taken effect,
and the Governor has not yet made an ap1
l'ointfnent to GIL the vacancy. All the
lawyers Of the Lafourche bar, as we'll as
the plaintiffs in suits, arc not q little dis
satisfied with the course pursued by the
Hoverior in the premises though. on the
other hand, the unfortunate defendants in
causes are inclined to think his Excel
iency is an excellent man after all. We
have heard persons expressing apprehen-
sions lest the Governor would wait until
after the adjournment Of the Senate, in
order to appoint to the Office some
unworthy favoritc of his who, wero he
appointed now, would be rejected by the
Senate. The Hon. r. S. Goode, who Is
reckoned one Of the good lawyers Of The
State, has.been recommended BY the bar
IF tho whole district. The people IN
Lafourche and Tefrebonne are unauni-
nous in desiring his appointments to tho
Jadgeship. He Is an able iurist. d man Of
integrity, of quick perception and Of
most excellent judgment. We hope tho
Governor viii not hesitate or delay ID
giving the iadgeshipso of our district to the
Hon. F.S- Goode. It is nslnatter of i'm
nj 4 - - 5EHEhE z 1911
iof1ant necessity that . vacancy in the
Judiciary should be supplied without
delay.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Corporation funds on hand $50 50
paid for G. A. IA 81

Corporation funds a. ABOVE $25t ~ ISL E
j. X. GoURDAIN,
+ Treasurer.
The President of Thibodaux Fire Com
pany presented the following report
Thi5odaur. La. Ie5. S, 1866.
To the Hon. Mayor and Trustees of the
town of Thibodaux-I respectfully report
that the Thibodaux Fire Company is re-
organized, numbering fifty members. The
engine has been Thoroughly overloaded
and now works satisfactorily There are
but one hundred feet of good hose. which
was purchased by q subscription Of nu-
merous citizens of the town, which is
inadequate to the proper efficiency Of the
engine.
The probable incidental expenses Of the
engine for the ensuing three months will
be twenty dollars. 'a
.s8s Respectfully submitted.