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Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06
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Prof. Law, of Cornell University. sDayed
two cows for Prof L. B. Arnold several
years since, but it did not have the effect OF
making them permanent mixers, as they
continued to give milk about as long and in
about as large quantities as ordinary farrow
cows. The milk last year was exceedingly
rich, but diminished in quantity until they
dried up. @ @ #
4 a correspondent of the ST. A1bans (vt.)
weekly 4duertiser, writes to that paper that
Mr.. A. A. Moore, of East Berkshire. has =
COW three-fourths Durham and one-fourth
| Ayershire, which gave from June 18th to
June 23d, 4l0 pounds of milk, making six-
teen pounds of butter. Her feed has been
Two quarts OF ground wheat throughout the
spring. The second day of the trial he in
creased her meal one quart, and the result
was hVe pounds OF milk extra. Who has a
better COW? ~.
A young editor IN attendance at the Press
convention, which assembled recently at
Danyllle, put.an amusing question to one of
ule proprietors Of Melrose. The editorial
party had just been to examine the Sd Duke
OF Oneida, and having reached a pasture nh
joining that occupied by the Sd Duke. were
examining, very fine imported COW. Our
young friend, who had looked into the mat
.ef oi Dukes and Duchesses somewhat. with
oooN IN hand, and evidently bent on max
liiss hfst-class notice Of the stock at Nal
rose' : came forward and asked, Is that q
Luxe eow:''-LouisriAe, Ky. Farmers
Home Journal. s 80 '''e'ss
ine ONO Dairymen's Association will ex-
ap,' ao'oO pound cheese at the Centennial
: e.Aiiiol'lon, which will require in its manu-
.as.ale n one days milk from 10000 cows. It
VIII De put to press on the railroad car.
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A G. A RID.

desire to state to stockmen throughout Montana
that IN accordance with my challenge, WAS prompt
~ on hand ut Canton, on the 9th ult. to compare
my horse with any other horse i'll Meaghcr county,
whether pediereed or not, and finding myself alone
without n single competitor, unhesitatingly pro-
nounce him champion, and ask breeders to call and
eAalnlne MN anu his colts. j. LANEY.
Having been solicited by number of admirers Of
John Morgan, have determined to visit 4. J E..r-
rls' place, near Camp Baker, once week during
the season, and give the Smith river farmers and
breeders an opportunity to breed their mares to the
pest stallion In the county. John Morgan will be ut
r. j. Harris stable on Wednesday, Thursday and
riuaY OF each week. j LANEY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06

sublimate, two drac inns water, four ounces.
Mix. After three Or four dressings with
caustic, wait for the sloughs dead parts) to
separate, which will be in two or three days
then dress, daily with Friar's balsam, and if
after this healthy matter shows itself, and
the cavity becomes daily. smaller, cure
will proceed, but should the discharge again
become copious and unhealthy, return for a
limited time, as before, to the caustic dress
ing. After the wounds are healed, a blister
applied to the whole surface will aid materi-
ally preventing any more trouble.-Amer-
Scaas Stock Journal.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06
MY STABLE, IN DIAMOND CITY,

John Morgan is beautiful dark chestnut-sorrel
neat, and trinity built, sixteen and one-half hands
high weighs 1880 pounds, and is six years old this
spring = He 6 was sired BY pnre-bred Norman
mare. Amy person having doubts about my horse
being the best breeder in Meagher county, can
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06

CouGH.-I have a yearlng colt which is
suffering with a bad cough he has been at
flicted with for four weeks. There is but
very little discharge from the nose, even af-
ter a severe fit of coughing. Will you please,
through your veterinary column, recon-
mend the proper treatment, and oblige,
W. NJ. S. Ans.-Give your colt three times
day, by means of wooden spatula, on a
large table spoon, a powder composed of
powdered alum and gum liquorice, of each
QUE large tablespoonful; nitrate of potassa,
half drachm, and honey sufficient to form
thin paste. Place the above as far back
on the tongue as possible. Give him mash
composed of bran, four quarts; bruised flax
seed, two ounces, scalded together When
cold, mix through it nitrate potassa in pow
der, twenty grains powdered gentian and
ginger roots, one drachm carbonate Of iron
in powder, half drachm. Give him this
powder in his mash morning and even
ing. If he will not eat the mash, mix the
powder in four ounces of linseed Oil, and
drench him twice every other day. This
treatment will no doubt remove the difficult
ty entirely in few days time.-Anaerican
Stock Journal.
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DESCRIPTION:
P PEDIGRE E E:

f,,b BOD Lee was sired by Raernan; he be imported
~ nlencpe; 1. Bobss dam was by Timoleon John; he
t os oaa rhiitnoeon; by Sir Archy; and he by ina
Rphteu mh;es D%lomed % Grand dam was by Blackhlrn's
Wlhip; mp and M he By impaired Whip.
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It E n MI -:
May Is, lS76-26-tf..

May I8, lH6-26-tf.
l will be at Canyon Ferry on Thursday, May 25,
with my stallion, and invite all owners of stallion
20 meet me upon that occasion and compare points.
will also be at Canton on Saturday, MAY n. for
the same purpose, and hope the owners OF stations
OF note will be promptly on hand. j. LANEY
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06
LIVE STOCK DIRECTORY.
TOHN MORGAN.

This celebrated stallion will stand for mares the
present season, at ,. la~.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-06
EX ANIME HIS COLTS.

And satisfy Themselves. They are the only recon-
mentiation necessary.
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ternnl care Of the sayagcS was to
open the Black Hills, which were
gwen to them as Il rc>trvatIOn.to
white emigration Indians driven
to desperation by repeated trrach
cries OF this nature, commenced
iloStllltles on mere extensive
scale than usual, and the weary
work OF the army commenced.
An expedition was sent into the
Sioux country, the advance being
under Gen. Custer one Of the hpHs
officers III the service. and last
week he came on the enemy and
attacked a large body OF them
with five companies of cavelrN; OF
all that gallant body one onl, es
capped to tell the tale aware that
they We're fighting Tor their very
existence and largely outnumber
ing the troops, the Indians fought
desperately and the conHit ONLY
cea,ed When Custer lay dead on
the field surrounded by the bodies
OF all his men Col. Reno, who
attacked at the same time, but at
another point, was driven back
surrounded and his men would
have shared the fate Of Clusters
but for the arrival of reinforce
ments such is the bloody chap
ter added to the gloomy record of
Indians affairs.
We do not envy the teeli ng> of
those officers stationed as police
through the South when they
read the CHASTITY fate of their
friends, bntchered by overwhelm
ing numbers bullying in harness,
while they idle in the Sonth wait
ing to do the dirty work OF politi
cal partisans.
The sending of an insufficient
force TO death at the hands OF say
ages, and retaining those who
should have been by their sides
III the hon: OF danger is i'll keep
ing with the rest of Grant Adm
nlStration !: ''failure. croWning
failure, future from end to end:r
we'll would it be toI him and for
the nation if no shame were min
gled with the failure.
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(For the SENTINEL
A Patriot.

Our great great aunt'S sister
having married one of the ..Oripj
MAJ Signers" it is as natural for us
to celebrate the Glee.O!ri.usi
Fourth as it is for a young goat
to climb an old shed ! This being
"Centennlal Year" we anticipated
a grand time and made prepare
lions accordingly. In the full in
nocence of oHr youth we lost sight
OF the fact that Thibodaux is indie
pendent OF the "Unioa," forgot
that ThlboGanx don't care q Gen
tennIa! Copper" for the Declare.
ton Of independence, the Goddess
OF Liberty, Or any other man.
But we had made up our mind to
and ii Ihibo,!anx didn't
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"A s7caltAa.as rOlmOtinn sts,nu-

Neutrality-suspicious. who certainly ought to
De the best judges of such matters. declare
'fla1 wholesome stimulation is not only de
slrable, but essential in many instances
"hen the temporary good effect of a sound
S~tlihuiant Is confirmed and rendered perma
Itlit' as IN the case OF Hostetter's Stomach
bitters. by the action of tonic and altera.
tive principles combined with It. il q.
comes infinitely more efiica9ions as a reno,
.aht OF physical energy and a corrective Of
those conditions of the body which inv,ta
disease. The EiNcrs have received the en-
l'ihatc sanction OF medical men who have
observed the eject of that popular stiinu-
latiVe cordial as q remedy for weakness. ner
soiSiiesS, dyspepsia. constipation. inactivi-
y oi the iiEer, maiarious levers. and many
othcr disorders. TIA basis is sound old rye
the parest liquor known to commerce. and
liself possessing tonic properties of no mean
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Total III seven ycars---S9,240 90
Beng a yearly average

iotll III seven years. 1920 90
Beng a yearly average
.JZo W
The deduction drawn from the
above figures is almost 4 positive
certainty. at least as far as human
foresight can see that no tax will
ever be requisite. Should a small
deficiency occur in any one year
the corporation authorities have
otiier resources to meet it. or IA
small loan could be made for a
few months TO" that purpose.
The fear that special taxation
to meet the payment Of these
bonds need therefore alarm no
one : all that is necessary is to
keep honorable menin the manage
ment OF the corporate government
who will act for the interest
OF the corporate welfare as
has been the ease heretofore and
no special taxation will ever be
rAAcfed to pay these proposed
bonds as fast as they mature. 1t
may be borne in mlnd also THAI as
these bonds Will mature every six
months, the amount OF Interest in
cl0ded in the above calculation
VIII be slightly diminished.
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SATURDAY, JULY, 18th 1876.
An Active Campaign

The wise choice of the St. Louis
Convention in the nomination of
Gov. Tilden is proved already. if
any proof were needed, by the
declared purpose Of that great
refOrmer to coLductthe campaign
aggressiyely, land to rouse The ma
ton by "a full exposure of the evils
we war against, to the supreme
necessity of ending them at once
by the power of the ballot. This
determination does not comtem-
plate or imply personal defama-
ton or Islander of our opponents,
for that Is neither necessary non
just, but it means that the naked
truth, the plain unvarnished tale
of their Incompetence and venaIi
ty in the conduct of the govern
ment is to be told and proned,
that the people having their eyes
opened to the abuses so long
practiced in their name may re
buke and overthrow the authors
of them. Gov Tilden has announced
that "Tilis is to be no still hunt
and be is the man to keep his
word, and to change the old de
fepsive tactics of his party to
bold and aggressive attack on
the stfongholls of corruption.
That the great majority Of the
people are ready to follow where
be leads is already shown by the
pronounced adherence of the be
fore Wavering independent ele-
ment in the North and West who
know that with him Reform will
be the practice us we'll as the the
DRY of the Administration.
It would be well for us to fol
low the example thus set in our
fight against the last rally of the
radicals in our State /; for our
part we hope and expect to see
a campaign so warm that there
will be no middle ground for the
timid, the neutral and the indie
pendant to see those who would
act a bukewarm part in the con
test exposed between the two ar
rays to the contempt and suspi
ejOn of both there can be no
compromise and no amenities in
this struggle /; the nominations
of the radicals in New Orleans
show their logged adherence to
and persistence in the policy
which has wrought our ruin, and
calls tor the most strenuous eff
forts on our part to defeat their
nefariOus aims , we are not striv
ing for q mere party triumph or
for abstract principles the fee
ling that should nerve the heart
cfevery Louisianian is that we
battle for every thing that makes
life dear ; for our honor as a peo
pie. for Our rights as treemen. for
Tor II substance Threatened by
organized robbers.
Where the issues are so sharp
~ defined, the line so clearly
drawn, let us regard with proper
d%istrust and spurn with deserved
all who attempt to wea
ken our cause under the insidious
disguise of Independents. Such a
thing as "a sincere Independent
may exist elsewhere. but here
where the Intelligence and homes
t!y of the State contend against
ignorance and venality every
man must identify himself with
one or the other ; it is merely a
matter of taste and affinity which
he chooses.
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The Indian Massacre

BY adopting a childish and fee
bic policy, and winking at the
outrageous frauds Of agents, the
United States is CONTINUALLY irri
Eating the indians on the frontier
and bringing on hostilities always
expensive. tedious and unsatisfac
tory. These wars are naturally
Very distasteful to the army, the
service being hard, thankless,and
white dangerous. offers very little.
chance OF distinction. The latest
feut OF the government in It's pa
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Nh. w. a Ford, the popular
operator was married 10 Miss.
Martha Curtis last Monday even
ing; we JOIN numerous other
friends Mr. Ford has made dnr
ing his stay among us IN wishing
long life and prosperity to the
happy pair; the SENTINEL was
not forgotten on the occasion. for
WhIch we returns thanks.
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Mr.. 7. Picard was in town
this week III the interest of the
we'll known house OF L. Lippman.
dealer IN matt liquors : Mr.. Pr
card has long been connected
with this house and has made it
Il laNorIte with our people.
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Intelligence Of a happy event
reaches us III the shape OF IN invi
t"il"n to the wedding Of Mr.. Reu
ben t. Bush, formerly of this
place, to Miss Clara G. Boise OF
Chicago. We wish our friend all
The haplllieSs possible in life. aud
IN tins We echo the sentiments of
i'o>tSof friends OF the bridegroom
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MIR. GuStayt WE'LL the

MIR. G%ustavt WE'LL the amia
bic and jovial representative of
that large and we'll known Tabac
go and Cigars house G.. b. Block
y Meyer, No 70 Gravier street.
New Orleans. is at present on IA
short business tour through this
district. His terms are very liber
al and his goods are of the best
quality. All orders entrusted to
this aifable gentleman will meet
prompt attention.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL OF TuIEODAUy

TOWN HALL. J
Thibodaux. July 9TH, lS7Gt
a regular meeting OF the Town Conncil
OF the Corporation Of Thibodaux was htli
TINS day. The roll was culled and the fol
towing named counciImen answered to
their names. viz
Z +. Lorio, Mayor. r. Il. Mcbride, MA.
LegenIre, Dr.. II. Dausereau, S. I. Grisa-
more, Or. }. ii. Fleetwood, J. B~adeaux.
The minute of the previous meeting
We're read and approved as recorded.
Inc following reports OF the Treasurer
ana collector were presented, read anu or
dered to he spread on the minutes:
IREISERER'S REPORT
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Notice.

To NE propertyhotieFs Of the torn Of Gli-
b0iHur:
You are hereby notified that an election
will be held at the Town Hall. III the Town
OF EhibolauX, State of Louisiana. on the
Twelfth day of August tlS7Gl Eighteen Hun
dIed ana Seventy-siN, between the hours
OF . A. NJ, and . ?. ~. for the approval OF
rejection of
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After an illness of some
length Miss. Lucinda Rose died
on the morning Of the 9th inst. :
icto!la, infant daughter OF
Josei'h Dantn, residing near La
lourche Crossing also died on the
th Mr.. jules BoudreaIx like
wise Sustained the loss Of AN
adopted child on the 10th.
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Since the death of Mr.. Loi
seau we haue have been without
a tailor in 1llibodaux, but the
want is now supplied by the arr
val OF Mr.. j. II. Ribet who will
continue the business at the old
Sta'"d. We welcome Mr.. Ribet,and
hope that he will meet with sue
cess iii this community.
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Being yearly average OF 81
1929 Whic.l will come within
S21.97 of liquididating the great
est possible amount falling due
III any one year. and leaving a
surplus i'll all other years.
The bonds with interest will
tail due and be payable
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We cal! the attention Of onr
readers TO the advertisement. in
another colHmn,o OF j. Dusch, Fash
ioh"uIe Tailor, Ihihoddux.
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NEWSh1
or
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A complete list Of A
Numbering more than
a Hazetteer Of all thu
which they are pahAisk
Statistical Sketches If
per Establishment
merous ensravings Of
per buildings. Book d
issued. Mailed, postym
for b els. Apply lineie
i~sitendent Of the Nesg
~rennial Grounds, philse
News Co., New York.
Every Adycrtl19S
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Essssgf. E.zeANGS
oi essc Assam ftion DE ..socrass<.
Convention.

AT a meeting held at the Court House Of
me Parish OF Assumption at NaloIeonyiile
thus nth day of July. 1876. for the purpose
OF selecting delegates to the State non,iu.
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Drainage
BY C. SILAS.

From an advertisement in the
ThlbodauX SENTINEL. it is per
ceNed that property holders,
owning property Within the cor
porate limits OF tIic town OF Thib
odauN will, on Saturday August
18th 1876 be invited 10 vote fer
the approval or the rejection OF
an ordinance passed by The town
Council OF the Corporation Of
IhlbodauN on the fifth OF July.
Instant, anthoriSing that body TO
subscribe for 700 shares OF the
capital stock in the Thb0duUr
d I%eFrcbonRe Drainngc and NHri-
CATION Company, and to issue d
series Of Bonds to meet the pay
ment Of said shares ofslock. pledg
ing the dividends Of the Tllibo
dauX Bridge Company belonging
to the Corporation of ThibodauX.
to secure the punctual payment
of said bonds and interest and.
further, authorship the levy OF a
tax OF not more than one half OF
one per cent per dnnnIn on the
taxable property IN the corpora
ton to supply any deficiency that
may occur III case the dividends
OF Che ThibodauX Bridge Compa
ny should be Insufficient to meet
the liabilities il any one year.
The first question naturally ari
sing in the mind Of the voter is.
"Nill the dividends OF the Thibo
daux Bridge Company be stuff
clent to meet the payment Of these
bonds and interests ~accrains
thereon ?" and '.It not how much
deficiency will have to be over
come by Il direct tax upon the
property OF the town
a plain statement OF facts will
enable amy rejecting mind to
judge for itself. 1t is proposed in
order to purchase 100 shares OF
the capital stock in the 1Hi00daNc
d IerFebonne Dyuia0ge 0nd Nariga
ton Company, amounting. at ten
dollars per share, 10 seven thou
sand dollars, to issue il series of
bonds OF fve hundred dollars each
payable III one, two, three. four.
tive and seven years, not more
than two bonds payable II any
one year,Said bonds drawing eight
per cent per annum interest from
date until final payment is made.
Fer the sake of brevity we will
estimate that two bonds are made
payable III each year, say August
3lst.
Two bonds falling due
Aug 81, 1S77........SI.OOO 90
Int. one Year thereon at
oper cent........... so 90
Total 90
One Years interest on
the other bonds say
$4,000 at S per cent. $50 90
$50 90
-
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Town and Parishes.

See advertisement OF Yllibo-
danX Photograph Gallery, in an
OTHER column.
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For District u Judge.

TO The People Of the 18th Judieiai District:
am a candidate for re election us Judge
of this District.
Conscious OF an answering attempt 10
administer the Office i'll the past with fair
ness n impartialitv,I shall submit the
future to you, without seeking the n"niua.
ton eitherof political party or personal
.cOterie.
TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Thibodaux. Juue 23rd. 1876.
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