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In n Despairing state.

"well, uncle, how is the cause OF re-
lieion getting on in your neighbour
hood p" "Mighty poor-mighty poor"
"No new converts, eha" Not a sim
ole one-not de sign of one" "What
seems TO be the matter2" asked the citi
zen. after lengthy pause. ode matter
ia dat some one hez stolen four big
water.melons out o. my cart dis after
noon. an feel in my bones dat religion
is gwine down hill all frco dis locality !"
= RnLeiCh Mems.
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Juvenile Denrayifv.

Jesse Pomeroy is initiated in the per-
son of boy living at Campville, N. Y,
who recently shot playmate, as it was
supposed accidentally, and was acquit-
ted on that ground. But a few days ago
he enticed two little boys into barn
and stripped one Of them naked and
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A Classic Battlefield.

The field OF Marathon belongs to q
practical gentleman named Soutzos, who
has drained it and cultivates corn and
grapes thereon. Itproduces an abundant
crop, differing therein from Bunker
Hill, which "classic ground" Mr.. Ar
temus Ward was informed, was "good
enough for beans, but not worth cuss
for wheat"
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To Ouiet n Horse.

A horse, no matter how vicious and
obstinate he may be when attempts are
made TO shoe him, can be rendered quiet
and manageable by making him inspire
during the operation few grains OF the
ethereal oil of parsley dropped on a
handkerchief. A large number OF trials
of this substance have been made WITH
the most troublesome and violent AMI.
mails, and in every case with perfect
Success.
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whipped him nearly to death with a
strap before the other one, who escaped,
arrived with other playmates and rescued
the little fellow. The young fiend was
captured and taken before a Justice OF
the Peace, who sent him to jail. a. So fs.
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TH1s is what they call tanning in
Georgia: "Many country people are
selling their eggs and butter 10 buy their
bacon, and using the bacon to feed the
hands who make the cotton, which ia
mortgaged to pay for the fertilizers used
in making it,"
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The LITTLE FOLKS.
Madam wren's Breakfast.

Madam wren's breakfast.
Lady Bug slept all night IN a rose,
And when she awoke from her repoee
She put on her spotted scarlet clothes,
And stepped TO the door TO see
What 1t could be that smeed 30 sweet,
But the leaves looked wet for her small, bare feet
SO she halted and said, IN let the heat
Dry of q path for me-
Smiling the fragrant air she stood,
About as large as a drop of blood,
When, roaming about the neighborhood,
wren came by that way,
whish of wings, and tiny and prin,
He perched himself on briar limb,
In morning SUIT Of stylish trim,
Neat-fitting, sober gray.
He spied the little vermillon speck,
And turned and curved his curious neck,
And thought, What vulgar thing to deck
Itself in such bright red!"
And then, in q most complacent tone.
% My little wife was never known
TO put such q flaming garment on"
Nodding his Quaker head.
Then a sudden thought possessed him quite,
My wife has dainty appetite,
From brooding her eggs all day and night,
tit-bit this will be-"
And he caught the bug with dip and a veer,
And away to his nest he few. "My dear,
was out Just now, and have brought you here
wild red strawberry.
she was taking her usual morning wink
Sne openeu eyes WIN sieepy
Poor Lady Bug, not chance to think
Or breathe was left her then.
A dainty snap OF the bill-a sigh
- Twas a bug and not strawberryV
Was the drowsy, critical reply
OF the little Madam Wren.
So the innocent Lady Bug never knew
When the sun from her path dried of the dew,
Nor how she had passed in cold review
As she stood at the door of the rose.
And Mr.. Wren, in his all-day's quest
For food to carry home to his nest,
Forgot how the vulgar bug was dressed
In spotted scarlet clothes.
A-nI,fL v ~ I'm
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SCHOOL children at Virginia City,
New, carry loaded revolvers, and evince
q disposition to use them ON every occa-
sion that offers.
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n. Prentice, AL Eastern man, made
one Of the best strikes thus far reported
from the Black Hills: He bought q
woke of oxen, went to hauling logs, ana
Il now in comfortable circumstances.
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A Case OF Enoch Artlenism Developed In
Minneapolis.


H Minneapolis. al r
ns [From the Minneapolis Tribune.l
t9 When our prosperous city was in its
infancy, young blacksmith and his
wife lived near the junction of what in
now North First street and Hennepin
avenue. Not successful in business at
TINT time, the young husband, whose
real name was John Felix, though he
ever bore the most tender affection for
his young wife, as the sequel shows,
started for the far West, with the deter
mination to obtain wealth and indepen-
dence. Here he remained until the
breaking out of our civil way, when he
enlisted and became O Union soldier.
While under the command OF Gen.
Sherman he met q comrade from our
city, who told him of the sad misgivings
of his former wife, and of her marriage
(she for some reason had never heard
from him, though he had written her
several letters) to second husband.
Felix then informed his comrade that he
should never return to his home until he
bad acquired the Independent fortune
he had of first unsuccessfully tried to
obtain. Upon the close of the war he
once more turned his sorrowful footsteps
toward the West, aud there soon laid
the basis of that fortune he had 80 long
been searching for. Starting on ranch
in Wyoming Territory, his flock grew in
number, and fortune smiled as blandly
as his ambition could desire, and he was,
most naturally, as time passed, over
come with the desire to visit
once more the spot where bis
happiest momentshad been spent. About
who at the time happened to reside near
Minneapolis, and received the letter.
The hoy, who was an infant at the time
of his fathers departure, and never
knew him, could not understand its
meaning, and gave it 10 his mother, who
instantly recognized the writing, and,
with woman's nature, her first love so
dwelt in her heart that she told her Sec
ond husband, without o moments warn
ing, that she could live with him no
longer. DHring the past week John
Felix, after an absence of over eighteen
years, returned to our city, and having
learned that she who was once his wife
was keeping clearinghouse on First
bbTeSis ltOttu, ITO lihuASdiaoOis WOW
thither. He called and recognized in her
voice aud figure those charms he had
admired in days past. He appealed to
her charity by telling her he had no
money. She told him he was welcome
to such fare as her home afforded.
While waiting upon him he asked her
numerous questions, and finally wound
up by asking her if she ever knew man
in the city by the name of John Felix.
Her curiosity being greatly aroused at
having name pronounced she had
seldom heard for years, and divining
through the magnetism of love who the
man before her was, she threw herself
into his arms, and gave way to the joy
full tears that remained unwept through
all her long waiting, and John says ne
cried too. John further informs us that
he intends soon to return with his family
to the land that has prospered him, and
where we are credibly informed he is
reckoned among the wealthy ranchmen
who inhabit the fertile plains.
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One effect of tie hard times in Eng
and is an effort 20 lengthen the hours OF
abor,
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HE'LL GATE POETRY.

The IunatlCS on BIaCkWeIS IBIAnu
sang this on Sunday at high noon:
Sing song of 'splosions
With nitro-glycerine;
Thirty tons of dynamite
Down 10 mine.
When the mine is touched of
The paues will 20 en- masse;
Won't that be a dainty thing
For them that "put in glass;"
The Generals at the battery,
Fixing key and cup;
The GLACIERS at the counter,
Mixing putty up;
The citizen IL anxious
Ly awaiting for the shock;
BY and By he'll know II his house
Ia huiIf on oneiasic rock
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Entitled nm Ordinance fsiag IT, .umlsr
and defining tho limits 81 e JuefiG q
the Peace wards in the HsthA of ~ -.
chs.
SECTION I-Be II orsiai,,ed 4, ~ PIX. Ia.
~ Of Ae Pnrisk Of LafesraAs. Thst IT, s.id
tice of the Peace wards, xSoHnsits vSersc1
to be a. follows, viz:
lst Ward shAll coalmeoee r. - sur,er
limit Of the Perish right bank. down % ~
upper limit Of the CesPorstiso e Thibssilsux
including the Bruless Grand Ckene and
I'd Ward shall couns.es n ths u,.o,
limit OF the town Of Thibodsax to the ower
line at the Ae0diA Plaatnteu. inclufinS
back settlement.
80 Ward shall eomn,esse st tAs lSvse lipo
Of the Aeadia PinssAatjae to TT lovor i,.e
Of N. Emile Gaud6.
4th Wsrd shsll connencc n tha lover
line Of n. Emile Gaud6 to the lower line
Of Mervills Rome.
5th Ward shall conmence u ths lower
line 1 Of Msrvills Rosae 70 the lower linz Of
Cth Ward shall commence u the lower
line Of Joseph Claudet to The lov er of Mrs
Joseph RenlOnt
9TH Ward shall commence at the u,n,sr
limit OF the Parish. left lssk, 70 tbs ui,per
limo Of kiesa Plaatatisx.
9th Ward shall he composed Of uppsr snA
lower Choupic and Bsyou Bee to Grand
Bayou.
9th Ward shall commence At the Grad
Bayou downto and including Bayou Heron,
Malagu6 and bayou BGaf Settlemenas.
10Th Ward shall comn,ssce ut the Rieszi
Plantation, upper line. aswn To tie urloer
line OF the Webster or johnson Plauts{iou.
lith Ward shall conAnSnco st thve lower
line OF the Webster or johnson Plantatign
to the upper line Of Oscar Lepine. including
Eth Ward shall commence 1t the upper
line OF Oscar Lepins to the Bsrataris Cslal
18th Ward shall he c0ppoeed Of the Va
cherie Dugue Livaudais.
lAth Ward shall commepes aath> Bse>aa-
ria Canal down to Mr.. Desalles' lover Eps.
18th Ward shall commence q MI. DeoalIee
lower line 70 the lower liae Of Dr.. T.'S.
Heads plantstiUn. -
10th Ward shall commepee at the lever
line Of Dr. r. 5. Heads Plautatisn On shs
left bank and the lower lire of Mye J. Re-
mont on the right bank tn the lower Eenita
Of the Parish on both banks.
SECTION u-Be Il further or1sineS, Ihsk
this ordinance 60 into effect from end sfSsr
Its passage and that all ordinxisces " pssts
Of 0rslinsHces in conflict herewith BE- and
til: same sre hereby repealed.
Approved aud adopted, Apgnst 5th, ls7a.
EkEEST ROGE0S,
Certified Presidt Pvtsn
L. s. ALLAN, Clerk.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL or rHIBoDAux,

TOWN HALL,
Thibodaux, August lat, 1876. I
A regular meeting of the Town Council Of
tho Corporation Of Thibodaux, was held
this day.
The roll was called and the following
named COuncilmen answered to their
names, viz:
p. =. lOriO, Mayor, DR.. H Dsnssreaux,
Dr.. j. H. Fleetwood. NJ. A. Legendre, J.
Badesux, r. r. Mcbride. absent, y. 7.
Grisamore.
The minutes Of tho previons meeting
were read and approved ns recorded.
The following reports Of the Treasurer
and Collector were presented, read and
ordered to be spread on the minutes.
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PLATFODM
Democratic Con ses.vatire Pur>u
Of the State 0f Losisi0s,0,

A.
| Me'the representatives Of the Democrat.
lc-Conserva.ive party OF the State Of Lsui-
Sa.Ia, Snni, ~ Io,:vention asscnoled, dc hsrcby
ueciare administrative aud political refOrm
10 w tue paramount issae In the coming
senorai 9iecuon. anu We earnestly appeal
, 70 our !e.ow-cit,zens OF every former poliu
cal assoclaticn of white and oolofod 70 zeal.
effort to effect such reform.
We arraign the Radical party Of Loui-
siana Tor marked and frequent violations
of the letter and spirit Of the c0nstitution:
ior the assumption Of Illicit powers for the
Denent OF party: and to the grear injury
anu almost total ruin Of the State; for foff
mcnt'ns dlesensi0ns between the races and
deliberately existing strife and turmoil,
thereby crneiy sacrificing the lives Of COL
procuring unwarranted and unconstitutior
al Interference in our State afiairs. =
we denounce the usurpative aud bad gov
ernDent which Louisiana has Suffered for
the last four years, usurpAtion under
which officers elected by ths people ha1e
been displaced, the gOvernnemt arhitrnFllv
overthr"wn by federal power, the LeaielS-
ture invaded and dispefsed BY bsyoneta in
time OF profound peace, and sacf violsnS
and unlawful interference adds but enother
to the long list OF crimes for whsch the lie
X P,'- " 0>A~sAs>A w asOs0 - 0V0OV0v k0
November next. "a {tsf
We hereby proclaim that it is our deSare
and fixed purpose under suy and eyerv nro-
vocation to have fair and psaessble elee
ton; but. We demand ind win insist that
ther shall be no violence oe intimidatiop "
ercised towArds snch Of eur colored fellow
citizens ~ may wish to ooOpperate with
US tor the redemption Of ths State from
misrnie
we iuiIy recognise tho binding eject Of
the three recent articles Of emendnsspI -
the constitutionof the United States and
accept the same a. final settlenlcnt It
tne controversies that engendeeed civil
war, and we pledge ourselves to psvsset
every citizen in the exercise of the riyhss
acquires ana guaranteed BY spid aanend.
mcnts. ! Whatever bohis ffacs edlors a pre-
Vi31s condition
we hereby pledge our party to the sss,s.
iocuon oi all the legal ObiieatSous issned
Oy tne state OF Louisiana to The most stru
nuous enorts ~ the directieo q sel1e~ and
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NOTICE..

u ids WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1JOfice OF Parish Treasurer for the sale of
Parish Warrants Told issuej. au.l all monies
coming into the, Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder
-, stfa .s ST. GRISAMORE, .
2ian Pres't Police Jury
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Treasurer's Report.
for j nly, lS9o
$:@ 81 $2O3 80

Amount due Treasurer this month4 JH
Amt appropriations due Fire Dept. 800 90
- =. 246 IS
Respectfully submitted.
tSigned) JOS. 4. THIBODEAUX,
Treasurer.
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~~eS~s~.~s~.es~~~
FA The Fine and Fast Passen
HEN RY TETE,
). AucOin, NJ: H. Landry
Master, Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every Monday, at 5 D.
NJ, and Friday, at IL a. m.-Returning on
the Coast in daylight every Wednesday and
Sunday. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
B.RIvET, o Cont Street:
+. A. CHARLET. y CONT Street
,G n The A l Steamer.
STELLA BLOCK,
Y: ID. TerreUOnne, Master NJ. Charlet,
Clerk leavesNew Orleans every Tuesday
and Saturday, at O'Clock, Pm. returning
leaves ThibOdaux every Thursday and Mon
day, at + o'clock, A. NJ. For freight or
passage apply ON board, Or to
HlTE 4 CARLIN, 3 Tchuuuitoulas at.
or TERREBONNE e. SALOMON, Agts,
my2I IS Decateur. bet Cont & Bienville
TO Planters!
HAVING fitted up shop Oh jackson
- ~ street, ! am Prepared to manufacture
steam Trains for sugar making. Tanks,
Hritehing. Chimneys, Copper and Iron Pipes
11r every purpose. Cutters of all kinds, ma
chinery and Boilers
Repaired ON Plan tation!
Thirty five years experience in the busines.
orders solicited. JOHN LARKIN
lSniar 76)
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nSCHWALD, j. e.. Shoemaker, Min
~ Street between st Louis and Green
streets.
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gte Thibodanx Seutihel
AND
Josrnai Of the Sth Senatorial District
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MOORE, l. ID. Attorney at Lar,-of
NA hce up stairs Main st. corner
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nSULLIFAN, +. 4. attorney at La,c,
~, ~ Green street. between Main and
ThibOdaux Streets.
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NJ lCHELET, II. H., Parish Treasurer
Vl Office, Green Street, cor Market
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TYRONE, J. a., Books and statiomary dep,.
Market street between st. Philip and
St. Louis (opposite Washington Hotei)'
PbotooropI.ic Gallery, up stairs.
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A UCOIN. z. A., Family and Planta-
IL ton Groceries, Main street, between
o.,,s and St. Philip streets.
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NT. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. +. D.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. John Church.
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vzERNOTT, FRANK, Watehmaker anp
II Dcaler IN fine Jcrctry dc. Main street
between st. Philip and jackson streets
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RlFlLRE, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
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NTKANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BERT, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets
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DERRlN. A. J. foreign and domestic
L goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor.
her Main and St-Philip streets.
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SS; Ssa;. DAVID A Dry Goods, Shoes,
Aafscus Streets.
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ZEMA, c.. Coffee House Keeper, Main
A It,, between jackson and st. Philip
reets.
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ECNlER. A., Dealer in Fore;gn and
- D"mcstic Dry Goods Groceries, &c.
mann street corner st Philip.
MONT-CAkMEL CONVENT. Acade.
~ my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister ST. Bernard.
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SABOURIN, c., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
~ jackson Street. between ThibOdaux
and st Bridget SITS.
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NANCAN. ", Agent San Mutual Fire
~ Insurance COmpuny, rh,bOdaux La.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Uhlo, +: F.. Justice Of the Peace. End
=! - var" 4 Mayor Of the Torn,-of.
'ee corner Green and Levee Streets.
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EsGEETWOOB. J. H.. IHysician.-ot-
7 fce Market Street, .etwcen st. Lodis
nd Green Streets.
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nRlSAAORE, !. T.. Agent North Ame
VI rea Life IHsurance 60. Corner Mar
lst and 1t. Philip, streets.
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RUNINESS CARDS.

A SsELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
"A Fancy Articles. Gc., corner Market
and Louis streets,
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nRIAUx & LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
ID snd Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
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ANGINBOTHAM. NJ. r.. Groceries
a. - Wines and Liquors, Cor. Market and
Sfsea streets.
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CkANKLIN HOUsE-B.F. HOLDEN
/ Proprietor, corner St-LOuis and Mat
let sts.
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NS.iSI y Mrs. J. Var iety store, Stores
ss.s 1SH-wQre. &e-Ja.kson street
- st-Bridget st.
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SANCAN. Y. Local Agent and Collector.
~ Office ThibOdnux Sentinel, Market st
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DHILlPPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
L Levee and MarOnge Streets.
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New Orleans Coast and Lafour
che Packel.
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vllHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 20. A. +. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
Last Saturday of Every month, at 3O'clock
=. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets
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DROrECrOK FIRE co. NO. 9. En-
L gine House. jackson st. Regular Pa
rades on the thirdSunday OF each month,
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Officers :-P. A. Aucoin, President; I
=. l.agarde, President c. S.bOurin,
Secretary +. j. Lagarle, Assistant Sec
retary ". G Ragan, Foreman &. A.
Engerran.l Assistant Foreman; Frantz Ter
not, Hose Director A. J. Perrin. Assist
Hose Director w. BrOckhoeft, Treasurer
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HOtFAANN, W., Dry Goods and Gro
ceres. Main Street, between Focus
~ =. Philip Streets.
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HOPFMAN's STAGES,-Lrank Ho6:
mo" Proprietor, i. Bardcl. Con-
N Connection with M0rgan's Lou-
,asA and Texas Il. X. Lafourehe Cros.
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XxYASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamarl, Proprietor. Market st
oct wecn St. Philip and st. Louis Streets.
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vuyHIBODAUX, p. a., Girl Engineer,
jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street
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AyZO DIR. J. b G.. Physician and
u Icoucheur, Thibodaux p o., Laiour
che Parish La