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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05

One feature ofour country must
strike the obServant stranger
with surprise, and of not a pleas.
ant character. We refer to the al
most total lack OF any attempt at
neatnr>s and adjournment which
distinguishes our section build
ing> are erected which. by the
exercise of a little taste, might
add no little to the appearance
ana value OF a property, by vary
ing the monotony of the dry-goodS
box style OF architecture so preva
lent among MS, and whitewaSh
and paint migit with advantage
sustain the removal of the ban
under which they anguish. Ga:
prOirietorS should recolltLt that
weather stains and ravageS, low
ever PICTURESQUE" on rn!nS. are
not pleasing TN the fimsy wooden
structures which are in vogue
among us, and bearing this fact
in mind in future not SO religious
~ eScllew wl,itewas!, and paint.
With soil and climate en.inently
adapted to horticulture, few cul-
tlvate this pleasing and refined
pursuit, and in consequence an
lrrevtrent stranger might conceive
the idea that weeds are more
numerous than flowers ia the
Sunny South.
A more conservative community
than ours never existed. The first
emlgrant from Acadie who settled
and built his iEahitation On the
banks OF the Latourche may not
have been aware OF it, out in that
l!abltatlon he set up a model for
future generations : aud the worst
OF II is that the most ardent lover
OF country must acknowledge
that the mopel might he improv-
ed OH. Now and then ii bold limo
vator has had the courage to
depart from the simple rectangle
with the inevitable chimneyS at
the nd,and bull! ii tasteful house,
but as a rule their rash %counspls
and example have been severely
let alone by his conservative
neIghborS. Let us hope for the
time when shrnbbery and flowers
will rpCpiNA dina ~attnutiOu ouI
when ii MAJ cortemplates building
a house the structure before his
minds eyes will not be a square
box, but one erected ON a plan
resulting from intelligent study
and due regard to appearance
and comfort.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05

HOLDERS OF BONDS AND COUPONS
llof Interest issued by virtue of Ordi.
nance No. IA, approved September third
1866, IN liquidation of the Parish debt pre
vious to saia, date, are hereby notified to
presents the same to the Parish Treasury
for payment on or before the 18th. of March
1876, otherwise they will be considered
null and void, and stricken from the Treas.
urer's looks.
ST. GRISAMORE.
22jn.tomch.Il. Prcs't Police jury.
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THIBODAUX..LA
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1876,
e iitorial Notes,

Our town was this week en-
livened by Cooks Circus, giving
the little ones delight and elder
children amusement. The acrObats
we're really excellent, and the
performance on the whole we'll
repaid visit.
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-RaWsand disagreeable wealth
er, with threatening Of rain, pre-.
walls long disused overcoats are
drawn forth, and owners find
some consolation for the unexpect
ed cold, in getting some return
tor what threatened to he an un-
profitable Investment.
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"My DEAR" said a husband, in
startled tones, after waking his
wife in the middle Of the night,
"l':e swallowed a dose of strycll-
nine" swell, then, do for good
ness sake lie still, you fool, or it
may COME up"
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NOTICE..

TN1E PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L and known as Boudreaux & Delatte is
by mutual consent dissolved MIR. Pierre
J. Boudreanx will have charge OF the liqui-
of the Partnership.
P. j. BOUDREAUX,
2jn-3t C.DELATTE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05
Reform Measures Passed
in the House.
FEBRUARY 1, 1876.

The following bills of a general
nature. and all LOOKING to reform,
have to this date passed the
House of Representatives. and
have been sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
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To Rice Planters.

T'HE undersigned proposes to lease out
L 419 arpents fresh lane, suitable Tor Rice
culture in lots of FROM 80 to 50 arpmnts.
Or larger ii regnired-at rate of One Fifth.
One mile above Thibudaux,-Right Bank.
Jan.2. DAVID PUGH.
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Subscription Price
or THE
Price Current Sugar & Rice Crops Book.

Reduced 10 81 per copy.
The statistical returns of the diff eient
parishes are coming in daily. a humble. of
them have been received. giving thorough
returns of their respective parishes. The
balance are promised to as by our agents
by the first prONi'uo. enabling us to publish
the book as announced in the Price Cur
rent. We are pleased to inform the sugar
and rice interests that onr subscription list
warrants IL reduction in the price of sub
scription I" the Book from s. to So prrcopy
As the subscription list increases ia. rrice
shall be further reduced to :, sum merely
sufficient to cover our actual expenses and
pay us Il reasonable profit.
Subscriptions solicited hy
GEO. w. SQUIRES. Thibohaux,
Agent for the Parishes of Assulnptiou. La
1oirche, and lcrrebonnt. Gin
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House Bill No 10

An act relative to the rubl,c
printing and the publication of
he ordinances, advertisements
AMI proceedings, et.., nt the cor
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Subsistate for House Bill No. 80,
and nOp House Bill No. 1T,

All act relative to the day of
demand, payment and protest
OF promissOry notes, bills of ex
change aud commercial paper
Waturing on holidays.
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"The boy at the head of the
class will state what were the dark
ages of the world ?" Boy hesita-
tateS. "Next, master Briggs, can
you tell me what the dark ages
were ?"''I guess they were the
ages before Sprctacles were lnven
ted" ST to your seatS.'
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House Bill No, so.

An act to organize the police
of the city of New Orlean s. and
to create a police board therein,
and limiting the cost of the
same.
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House Bill No. so

An act to amend and re-enact
article six hundred and forty-four
OF the Code of practise and to
repeal laws in conflict with the
provision Of this act,
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NOTICE..

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
l)Otice, up to the first day of April, 1876,
for the ceiling and painting of the upper
rooms of the Court House in the Town of
Thibodaux. Bidders must specify kind of
lumber and paints to be used. The wo, k will
be- paid cash. s. I. GRISAMORE.
:sjn-tolapn Pres't Police jury
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NOTICE..

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
lJOtfice of Parish Treasurer for the sale of
Parish Warrants told issue), AMI all monies
into the Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase of said warrants
monthly, to the lowest bidder.
S. I. GRISAMORE,
22jan Pres't Police Jurv
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House Bill No. 1874,

An act to suspend the colIec
ton Of all drainage taxes in the
city of New Orleans until Janua.
ry l, 1878, and to stay all execu.
tons to enforce payment there
of until that date.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
on In s)(Good pitchers for Leying pur
~ III @eJposes. Coed prices paid.
Apply to TT. DAUNIS,
Belle Grove Plantation
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The riveris fast, bur there
is no REASON for apprehension
vet. We think that an overflow
would find our planters better
prepared TO resist it than at any
time since the war. They were
compelled to rebuild or strength
ell their levees in 1873, and they
have been maintained in order
since, besides which many drain
ing machine Lave been erected
during and since that year.
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II. RACnEMVN-

A u. BACnENIN,
IA. Cotton and Sugar Factor,
General Commission Merchant
-AND-
DEALER ~ WESTERLY PRODVCE
No. 3...-.N North Peters Street. mo. SO
Beth Bienville & Cont, New ORLEANS
Al Orders and Consignments Promptly
attended to. inO20 iy
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The n. o. Times has got it,
self into trouble. On Wednesday
last it contained a sarcastic and
sighting alluSion to Mr.. George
Dupre OF the House of RepreSen
tatives. who charged in return
that the article WAS inspired by
malice occaSioned by his unveil
ing in his capacity as legislator
Snmr of the devious ways of the
editor ami associate editor of that
sheet.
He charges the former with
receiving 5000 from the Charli,
Hospital rs counsel fees for dis
solving an injunction which never
existed. and the latter with recriv
lug an appointment rs clerk
Of police court and p,acinga
boy III the office and p%ocketing
the surplus salary.
We expect 10 see the Times
eclipse itself in head lines to
prove it's Innocence.
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poration of the city of New Or
leans.
House Bill NO1l

House Bill NO1l
An act to repeal an act entitled
san act relative to public prin-
ting approved24lh of July, 1868,
and to repeal an act entitled "An
act relative to judi, ial and legal
advertisements " numbered "a of
the acts of 1870, aud to repeal
sections 29S6, 1887, 29SS, o9S9.
1890, 1891, 1892, 1898, 1904, 1895,
1896, 2997, 299S, 299S, 1890, 5000
of the Revised Statues of the
State of Louisiana, and to regu-
late and detiue the rates and
prices of the public printing, and
to prescribe the manner in which
the same shall be done.
House Bill No. II
An act to regulate the manner
of making advertisements in Judi
cial proceedings and sales of pro
perty under judicial process in
all parishes other than that of
Orleans, and regulating aud di
recting the mtnner and price at
which contracts shall be made by
police juries or municipal cOrpo
rations, except New Orleans, for
public printing.
House Bill No.. &c.
An act to determine the mode
of filling vacancies in the parish
and municipal offices for which
provision is not made in the @
stitution.
House Bill No. 81.
An act to repeal an act entitled
an act 10 establish an hospital for
smallpox and other Contagious
diseases,
House Bill No. 81.
An act giving parties accused
Of crime the right to testify as
witness on their trials.
House Bill No. 4S.
An act to provide for the
time, manner and place of hold
ing elections in this State to
provide for the appointment of
commissioners OF election, and
directing the :promnlgating of
results of election ito provide
penalties for intimidation and
violent at the polls, aud other
attempts 20 prevent a fair free
and peaceable election ; to pro
vide proceedings for contest for
and to repeal all other
Inconsistent with the pro
visions of this act.
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Honduras Seed Rice.

SO0BBLS HONDURAS SEED RICE,
'JOOwarranted first year. For sale by
WILLIAMS & GACDE.
"Lafourche Rice MILL"
LafOurche Crossing
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House Bill No IS,

AN act to relieve The New Or
leans aud State of Louisiana
from amy charge for the registry
ct births, marriages and deaths
occurring in this city.
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House Bill No. lbs.

An act entitled an act to amend
and re.enact section 1921 of the
Revised Statutes of Louisiana.
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FOR
GREAT B~AEGAINS!!

For Sl.5GO
1 foot Sugar Mill Niles Make.
q Kettles.
I 20 Horse power Engine.
Douhle-fue Boiler.
Apply to o. DUrVl. on plantation, Race
Ian" Station. I.afourcle or to G. l.. WAL
kER No 81 Camp Street. NV Orleans.
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House Bill No. 50,

An act to define the object OF
drainage assessments and reyu
late the collection IF the same
and to prevent judgement tor
assessments being rendered as
pesronal Judgments. and to repeal
80 much of act NJ. 81, approved
March l, 1861, as make such
judgements personal, and to con
fine the execution under assess
ment judgement to the proper.
ty on which the assessment is
levied.
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Style Al. E. P, NEEDHAM & SONS
SILV

The Premiums under this class are from
the we'll known Siivtrware House OF REED
& BARTON. This is the oldest house in this
branch OF business in the country. ANY Sal
vtr war" dealer will tell You that the REED
& BARTON gou'ls have IL reputation at least
equal tUthe very best.
No IF -NHiac IF Price Of
Preminh. Premium. Premium.
6--Napkin Ring. decorated in Japan
cse 90
7..CIild's cup. gold ined........ > rs
Shalt dozen teaspoons .--........- 3 90
9-.Child's set tkniic, fork. and sppon),
in fine morocco case. satin lined. 4 90
TO-. Halt dozen tablespoons or forks. . 90
Butter dish. with knife rest. $1,000 8 50
b.. Cakc-basket, new pattern-.......l3 80
l3--Iee pitcher, seamless lming.----..l5 30
l4--A Communion set, 5 pieces---.--.27 SO
We will give the above described pre-
miums for Climbs ot Subscribers as folIows.
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u. A.TRONE.

j.. A. TRIO Il.
Market Street. tLacapere's Buildings,l
THIBODACy.
NLASSlCAL and Religious Books, Station
Very, Blank Books, Music Paper. Articles
of Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph Gallery.
up Stairs]
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House Bill No. IL
House Bill No. &c.

An act to determine the mode
of filling vacancies in the parish
and municipal Offices for which
provision is not made in the con
stitutiOn.
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Special Announce

The undersigned have proeurl.
ly for subscribers TO Appletoas SSur5
splendid steel engraving of
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VWe have arranged, through liberal
contracts with manufacturers. to give 70
agents and clubs uI subscribers the following
very fine premiums.
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House Bill No. 81.

An act to repeal an act entitled
an act 10 establish an hospital for
smallpox and other Contagious
diseases,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10

sons engaged in various occupations.
From this it appears that the average
mortality OF butchers and fishmongers is
very high; that publicans suffer more
from fatal disease than the members Of
almost any other known class, Clergy
men and barristers, from twenty-five TO
forty.fye, experience low rates Of NOR
tality. Solicitors experience the full
average mortality after the age Of thirty
five. Physicians and surgeons, from
youth up to the age Of forty FIVE, expe-
rience q mortality much above the aver
age; after that they differ little from the
average. The mortality Of chemists and
druggists is high; commercial clerks, ex-
ceptionally high; railway servants, high;
veterinary surgeons and farriers, very
high; carpenters and workers in wood
generally, low at all ages; diapers, above
the average, owing to the ndoor work;
BARRIERS, high; shOemakers, a rate below
the average, except from twenty to
twenty-five and at advanced ages; tailors,
much above The average; bakers, little
above the average; grOoers, a low rate
tobacconists suffer very much at all the
younger ages, indicating that the use of
tonaccO is prejudicial to young men.
One of the most gratifying exhibits is
that made in respect to factory hands,
aud the report says that the wool, silk
and cotton manufacturing population no
longer experience an exceptionally high
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-10
. LONDON RENEKOLENLE.

Last winter, when immersed skaters
were daily saved by the score from
drowning in the London serpentine, The
Royal Humane Society put boxes in the
park for voluntary contributions. ID
the spring few coppers, and an assert
ment Of pebbles, orange peel, and but
tons were found, although people hs'
flocked to the place by.:tens Of thousand'
In Christie's auction rooms box wa
placed for the benefit ofdistressed artists
After several months, less than sixpen''
had been deposited, although it vi,
during the heighth of the chain ana
picture mania, one picture alone tetchDS
100000.
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.


The air is filled with rumors about an
immediate occupation of Egypt by Eng,
land in the event of the danger of wal
growing greater. 1t is confidently at.
frmed by some military men that the
plan is fully prepared, and that the
khedive is party to the arrangement.
The result Of such step would, in any
case, be to relieve Egypt altogether
from the nominal sovereignty of Turkey,
and to make her direct dependent Of
England. Thus, people say, we should
hold always our way to India, and might
look with philosophic eye to the fate Of
the Turk. 1t would be superfuous to
say that all this is at present but rumor
and gossip. Rumor and gossip, how
ever, do sometimes foreshadow realities.
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RAcREEoR,s REAsoEs.


BIZ j. Ss GQ0A4AANb
You wonder at my single life,
And say Pm breaking Natures law,
And Ills high time took wife,
And that need the name Of Pa,
Wen. we'll, wont dispute your wordi
You're right guess, bout Natures law !
ut shall ! tell you shat heard
And shall tell you what ! saw
will, and then you'll hold your peace
F9rever-as regards my wife;
Your interest 10 such things VIII cease,
And / shall lead single life.
/ loved thought. affair young maid.
aud had in view the wedding rings
NV visits, too we're frequent paid
My friends remarked arts just the thing"
One morning, on my way down town,
For reasons / a visit paid;
/ found nv chaTmer in gown
That plainly spoke slovenly maid.
This was a trife, sir, to some;
To me twas more than / could bearj
"T0 such base uses may we COME"
She really had not combed her hair.
Hermother was as good dame
As ever lived in Sunny South;
heard this girl, who bore her name,
e Say to her mother, /" Shut your mouth"
TITS almost needless here to say,
soon begged pardon and retired.
never since have been that way,
For she's not fit to be admired.
A year elapsed before tried
Another maiden for wife;
But as I've lived, / will have died
When have lost nay hold on life.
found no faults the 9th had,
but there was something else, sir, which
Was almost equally as bad
Her hair was darker than her switch.
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TRA8TPS.
Tie Great Arny CA tlss KaeFeGse-NO WorA,
No Money, No Friends.
Chicago TimCB, JULY, list
nlortility,

Chicago TimCs, July.lst.
Last evening, when the nOrth-bOund
way freight on the southern division of
the st. Louis, Rock Island and Chicago
railroad stopped at Winchester and Cha
pin, Illinois, about two hundred harvest
tramps boarded and took charge of the
train, in spite of conductor BOstOck, who
brought them into Beardstown. The city
marshal was summoned, who called to
his assistance a squad of men. After a
short fight with railroad pins, etc, the
train was rid of these nuisances, several
tramps being severely hurt. The great
army of tramps is still on the increase,
and is moving northward like a swarm of
locusts, soOurging the country as it goes.
More than two hundred stretched them
selves out in Iumber-yards, sheds, barns,
and on the ground in and about Jackson
Vile on Friday night. Sixty-fve were
arrested and locked in the city prison
for, petty Ofenses, bat having no money
were turned loose the next morning,
and given one hour to leave the city. In
fact, aIl that could be seen were ordered
to leave town in an hour on pain of
being formed into a chain-gang, and made
to work on the streets. Many of them
were offered work, but refused it. Squads
Of from ten to fifty boarded various
trains leaving the city, dead beating"
their way, SIS far as conductors did allow
them. At Chaplin, about sixteen miles
west of here, ON the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad, some two hundred
gathered on Friday afternoon, and
boarded a freight train. The conductor,
with a shotgun, and the brakeman,
with revolvers, fired a voIley into the
caboose among them, when they fed
pell-mell. None were seriously injured.
After the train started, the oowardly
vagabonds returned the fire with re-
volvers, shooting a brakeman named
Edward M'KeOwn, of Springfield, i'm
hicting a dangerous If not fatal wound.
After the train had left, dispatches were
received at Jacksonville for help, and the
sheriff, with posse of armed men were
dispatched at once. The man, who had
wounded the brakeman, giving his
name as Stone, was arrested and
remanded to Jail, but before the sheriff
and his gang reached Chaplin, about
one hundred and sixty of the tramps
had taken complete possession Of a
train on the Rockford, Rock Island and
ST. Louis railroad, and with the Off
GERS under their control were making
north on that road at a rapid rate, the
last that was heard Of them. About
sixty were reported in the town Of Chaplin
on Friday night, and some seventy.ive
are yet hanging around Jacksonville.
What their intention il, or where they
came from, the NEST of them win not
divuige, and the stories Of those who do
have anything to say do not harmonic
very wen. They 20 in squads to houses,
begging food, and if refused, especially
where there are no men about the prem
ises, demand it, or help themselves to
whatever they want in the way Of food
and clothing, and pursue their journey
All trains passing through that
section Of country are being armed and
guarded, and fears Of bloodshed are