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posTPONg,rgNT.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Thi. m, citing .. sdiourned until SATURDAY
Nay Isth, at the san,e bolr aud place.
~. a. HAMMOND. k-crttsfy.
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NoItII CARSON SILVER MINING
IN COMPANY -IDeatIOn of prinrIpaI place

NOItTlI CABAON StLvEu MINING
IN COMPANY.-Iocaiion ~ principal place
Of business, San franci.co. California.
Location Of works, Esgle Valley, ormsby
county, Nevada.
Nuiloe 10 hereby given. that at . meeting 81
the Directors. held on the 18th dsy OF April.
Cents per rhare was levied upon the capt.
tai stock ~ the corporAtion. payable iuine-
disi-iy, In uniiel States gDld rom. to the sec'
retary. al the once ~ thu Company. sD san.
some street. SAN Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
rrmain unpaid Oh the Let dAy Of June. ls,6.
will bc delinquent. and advertised for 'ale
at public suction, and nhlevs tayfnent 10 made
before will be sold on SATURDAY. the atth
day OF June. 1876. 10 pay the delinquent as'
and rIpenre. Of sale.
W. A. n. VAN D0RKELRN. Secretary.
O1icr--sso Sausome siro,t, koom 81, Ran
Francisco. California. mJftd
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Woods = II, Trlrttc....,...,bIII.,. .ss..,.F :.
Aud In scc. rdance with Law, and All oidoI of
the board Of Trustees. made on the isih day
u March A. ID. lsfd. - r,ny shares OF each
parcel "f -uch stock as may be necessary will
b. sold at pablo auction, In front oi the oihc-
of IN, Company. Main street, Gold liili. STOREY
county, Nevada, on wEDNEsDAf. the 2iih
day 81 Nay, A. ID. 1870. at I O'clock 4. N 4, TO
pay L.linln,nt nss, s-menis thereon, together
with cc-,- oi advertising aud expenses of salc.
unless prc,isu.ly paid.
By Oii,r OF the Board 81 Trustees.
q. ". HOPKINS, Secretary.
Gold llili, New, April n. is'G. ap2sti
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Roram AxD Nd nEtnn Z; l.,,.,.,, nINisG IN. Z;

II Company LocalIon of FrinsIpal place of
business, fan Ffaneisc-, California.
Location Of works, Gold Ilill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Soiice 10 hereby given. that si 4 meeting Of
tue Board OF Directors, held an the 2sth day o'
April, 1870, an Assessment mo. ~ OF leu
,n,s per share was iev,el upon the capt
tai ,tocI Of the corporation. payable immedi.
siely. IN United statcs gold e1in, 10 the S,crs-
tary, a. the oiiice of the Company. ais csliior.
mis- stst, Roam No. 8. nan fIAncisto. Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nrst day of June, 1916.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
At public auction, aud unless payment 10 made
d.y Of June. 1876, TO pay thu delinquent as
se-smcnt. togsthrr with costs Of advertising
and cx pcnscs of sale.
Ily order of the board Of Directors.
m,l IA a. m, UfIkND Rsrretary
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DnosPEcr GOLD AND sILyER

i MINING coMPANY.-Ioeation Of prinri.
Ial place of business. San frsn.isce. California.
Locslion Of works. SILVER star district. sIe-
rey county, nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meetlns Of
the Board Of Directors. held on :hs 3tih day of
April. 1916. an assessment mo. u Of Oas ~
Dollar per share was levied upon the rapltal
stock of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, To the secfstary. Al
the once ~ the company. Room Z. No. "a
sznsonie street. sAn ffsnetsco. Cslifornis.
Any sock upon which the asstssncnt shall
rsmain unpaid on MONDAY. the 18th day VI
MAJ. is'5. si.l be delinquent. And advertised
foi .als al publle auction, srd nn'e.s Bnnen
u male bo ore ~ili be sold on MONDAY, the
iJ,h day Of Juns. 1876. 10 psy the dtliGquenI
as,o.sIicnt. together with tho costs Of Advsr.
tisiug a.d oxi-nss. Of tas.
uy order oi the Board Of Directors.
j.. T.. MO RI. secretary.
Dy e. DHsERvAuD, secretAfy pro TEN.
Ofr'ee-Eoom !. No. $40 Sarsons street. San
Francisco, California sp36td
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To the honorable Bsari Of Town TrHtses Of
,se Town of Gold Iliil: 9entlcnen-i havr tbs
honor 10 subn,lt 10 ,oar honorable body my rs
por, for ih. year cnd.n. May I. is's; .
Sun,bsr Of warrants drawn On the Town Trees
- -. hana rsA AMI I q I've 81 n. amount
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AND hILyER
oOI,II COMNrOCK GOLD ANI

omrs-so Nevada Block San Franei.co. c.lI
fornis. mysld
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DEFIANCE MINING COMPANY
~ Iocst,on of principal pace Of busllc's
San frsnciscs, California.
MINT GOLD AND sILy.n MN

ny order Of tie Baru ~ Directors.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
ofice-- s7s Montgomery street tiioom 22l. san
Y-anrisro California api;td
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Bile De redairs ! impet autant que le Per
Dettront les beaoins dp goussrnsnent 81 le
naineien d h fol pubIiQue De aininuer h
dangereux patronage du gouverneur.
Nous sonmes en- faveus De Reimbursement
du cheminsde fer du Texas ct du PacifiQue
ct recounm.ndons 4 nos repreMntants de
voter pour ladoption du projc: de loi qui
est aetuellement devant le Congres.
: Nous eommes en- faveur des ecoles publ
9ues ct d~emandons que Gus les enfants de
Etat, blancs ct de ~couleur, en- ~b6ne6cient
Agalement.
Nous a~pprouvons cOrdialsment les primer
pes qua proclames Ia convention democra-
te nationale a st Louis ct nourrissons les-
p.oir d'avoir nm meilleur gouvernement'
Mons nous engngeons d TRAVELLER au success
de samuel j. Tilden ct de Thos. A. Hen
dr,cks. champions 3Wihsats-de In r6fOrme
rationale.
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PR A NJ NJ E
-DU PARTI-
COnSer.
vateur de la
IOuisiane.
:O:O:--:O:O:

r.,
Nous'. tpresehtah ua Part'e democratic
con"e'satenl ue Ia LOUISE ne. IN co''ven'
ION, ueei'r1ns que 10 rei"rnie admins
.!aII'eet poii',que GOV de !"utes les qaes-
s'C's' ;" Ps's i'nI,ortahte 4"i &c presentera
~ pr"e9aiae elect'oI generate. CT nous .ie
nIa..ohs ihsI'Inihen' u nos cofeitoyens des
a"srSines orsah'saIiohs poilti4nes de blanca
ct NOMINEES de concur DC nous alder q
aneher cette relor1ne.
NOUS accusons 10 partl radical dc IEtat
aasoir ouverfeincnt ct irequelnnient viole
"a !ettrc e. its!r't de ia constitution de
etre attribute lies pouvo'rs i~Il'cites, dams
u" ,nteret do part'. Ut dav"ir pressure ruine
Ia Louisiana I; d avOlr fument6 IL discOrde
entrt. les races, De hs avo'r reinforcement.
I'ou.sees tune cOntre Fantre. ct d'SvOir
erNellement sacfiti6 les jOurs dhOmmee de
e.'uieur ct de- blanes dams 10 but de provo
qner une immixti"n injustitiable ct moons
titntionnelle dams nos a~ffaiyes.
Nous deuOneons le g~ouvernement usurpa-
tenr, le mauvais gouvernensent que rEtat
subit depuis quatre ans i: l'usnrpation 4 IL
suite de laqnelle les officers Flus par 10 pen
pie ont etc expulses, administration q Cts
ar itrairement renvers6e par leo autorit6s
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L'OrpAelin.
PAR
Louis lesson.

Aelas } s.'n Dieu ! que do laru,ea amAres
: JsAlissSnt de mes yeux presses psr. 10
dOuleur
Meursnx entants qui p0saAdez vos mArss.
Quo L. ciel vOus degobe \ Ia main du nal
heur
Je n'aysis qn'elle icl-bas pour partage.
Son eDur rempli d'amour Gtait mon scul
trGsos.
Cn d0ux baiser Iuis. sur mon front voltage
A'esaat plus precieax que tous les iingots
" VII metal qui s6dutt tout 10 monde,
Vm ponsss ~ crime, ~ v'a. euhammc
.Qne Ton ponrsnit sur In terrr ct sur l'onde
Ne poavait point encore ~nilDer mss SOU
-s+ -
J'en iguorais 10 pOuv0ir tyrannique
5 Et Fe4et sHlutaire ct Pahus dangereux.
Atusr ma mere 6txit mon but uuiqne.
Jc ne d~emandais pas: "SOmmes-nous NAL
heureuxi
Ger 10 pair blanc abondait sur IL table
Notre pasvrs tsndis ne semblsit w ps
lais. =
TOutours actif, uH bras infatigable
Snr IN Hlsnchor NAL joint usa bien des
balais
Les soim d'hiver, sasis sn coin dc ratre,
% sScnauassas mes mains 6carlstea de
Tsnt hsletant dune course folltre
Sar II plsea psbliqHs . aj'sas plus dun
exp10ls.
De gale enfAnts IL 0hercAais lentocrage,
! e tvos. Nous formiOns d'entantins bafail
lOns.
Aoa jsunss eours. pris dun viii courage
brssaieat des sSass frsnss lee <pais tour
billions.
Oh oss ysissats In rapide glissade
Don't ma sabots fsrrGs s6dsuraicnt 10 RI,
haas.
Lee losrds bsllsss. II haste pslisaxds,
% u mes ssnpssnons je lssvsqusia rflan
Fl aiv,s<s en- factious r~lv.l~s,
II La anis opposes. brandisssns leur drs
peaa,
y.lssieet pleavoiv h nsies On lourdes balles;
81 le front des guerrisrs hcurtait le car
QUAINT % rentrsis dune oouras lointsine.
II IL fruit tout rnisselant de Iardeur lee
eOlnhats.
Aa miro alars, d'Aumeur ~toujOura sereine
Ne gr0ndat d0uccinent It me tendait les
bsas.
. 80
pn sc;f htlas 10 VII nsn pxnvre mere
7 Chancslsr do deHlrur. I'M aiguilie 4 Ia
main
"Ah paayrs enfant,. IL vie eat Sph6mSre.'
Ne ditcils en- pleurxnt ''Scraije encore
demainf"
L. jour n~aissant lui ravit ID luuniAre
Mon jsuuc front plant sous le fardean lie
deuil;'
It PSeitant ul,e longnc priAre,
10 suivisA pa lents 10 fauAbre cercueil.
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FEUlLLETON:
Historic Amoureuse
NIX eovlS DE- C0UTEAUX
NAtfa

-C"est singulier, dit Rahatel, Co.
euslemuche ct moi. nous sommes al.
t<p "a n"ulin Border il y y quelqnes
i0nre. 81 MATS qu'nvrz-vOus done, Bry-
On I vous voila tOut d4compo.a. lie
ehagrin de Ia mort d. Vincent, nest
O. pasf
). Hugues NJ poavait plus parler.
-Oui, dt. il de In tete.
-Js vo,.s disait dAnc Que nous
aossnes allas Id bas on PILGRIMAGE It
uNssr voir les traces de revenement
Ne tr0nvrz v"as pas Que Ia Justice a
kt6 bien ave"gle en- tout ceci ? LIE
fs3rs B0rdier nous u tout raconte. il
no0o . haenSs 4 l'endrOit Oh Pom a
0onu6e - der coup Dc cout&an que IL
doetenr Tardi~u a tant admire dc
'psis. Nous vouliOns etre ,utiles 4 Vi0-
.3eter q on none y racont& que YOU.
'3.avies soigut~, veill6e, ct emmeni~
es1o lcrsqnil fst bien eonetats qu'el-
10 teeit fotIe.
-Nsia. si vous raves eMmrnee.
Bvy0o.svpus raves> eOuduite Qu-lqus
part. Yous d@v-s donc savoir M
! >je fai c"nduite OH II failait In
snsssss pniaqa'~lic eaait fnll~. la
chose vosa ,mporte pr". je rense
/. -vous raves condaite i Ia Salpt-
teiAre sans dontc. ct Id vous vtiil.z
ear ellie. sar 81 fntie. tit i voix l,asS.
CoqasssmscAe. Eeootez. :ryon, il Y
. lei IN secret terrible que nous ne
vs,uloss paint rechsrchsr. Quand
noas svons dit n wrunisr que vnns
.teiee sm.ureux de- Vi0lett- xvant
UUesot. qUe nous lui avons ,aeonte
Waess his,oirc, il ~rt devcnu tres
sawbrs ct n"ur q paris s"udsin de
.sextes sortes Dc soupcuus. Nous
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C.. W. DURoY,
ATrY.Ar.LAw,

Will practice in the rastQANs I
LAYOUkCNY. ASSUMPTION AND JEsx1
And before the
SUPREME CoURr or THD 0sATq
iSpt 10.
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dresser dsvant ellie dams Ia nit,
pOu'sa un cri d'effroi,
-Je v"us y prenls, hi dit-il. moi
tic serienx. Moiti6 enjOne ; VOLTA
done CONNIE hos pensiOnnair-s sont
g'rdess! ct sill y await quelque crise
On votre absence, qn'arrivernit-il u Ia
t"i'e 1t u vOas meme, petite impru
dentei
~Ah Monsieur, dit Ia jenns fem
me en- pleurant, ne mo perdez pas.
on me renverrait al vous me trahis.
si-z ! NOus avons gu tant ,le peine a
obtenlr cette place dana rintsri%ur
de In Safpetriere, Oh mon per. ct ma
mere s"nt employees dtja ! Celia ne
marflva plns. je vnus lie promets !,
Je vais rentrer. r~ntrer 4 ~l'iustant,
Vous no parlerez point. n'est-ii pas
vrai. Monsieur
Mais en6n. dit Bryon. Qni await
AL c"ntraire interet . &C que c~s sor-
ties coutinuassent, quei grand at,rait
vons attire IT VOLS decide i; courir
de ii da~ngsr-u.es avantur-sf
La surveillance Wit qu'elle await
affairr a IN JENNIE homme. gu ellie
suppose tout au-sitot dispose 4 Tin
diligence ct AL secret. Elic voulut le
gagner TINT enter a ~ cause.
Monsieur. lni dit. ellie. .je vais me
niarler ct mou iance m'at.end chez
ma mere jusqu'a minuit. ,je ne puts
lr vOir qu'ainsi.
-Nais alois, c'rst tres int6ressant
vo're situation, ma pauvre petite. ct
j. c-mprrnd- z petits fcarts de ser
VIC" qoi, apres tout, ne compromet-
tent pas grand clinse.
4 Continuer.
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NOUvEAtx ARDAN0ESEe
EneoigAure des rues 6rcen/VesIe

Mr.. Thomas Alkertiy<6vsst. ~!
les voyageurs qa u si(atds 49,
veaux srrcnsvHseste4ui lui pefeeeees
s~'atislsire toutceDk 9ni veo6UeeI
rer dc leur. con5abre
Repas , sogp<shesFe d hj
commarde,<
Table S66ts . 10 hsures - Goee,
d<joupSf ct ~ beurss du snls psos u
Chambros conmodas 81 tien Gae1t
P1Ix MODEEEEa ils,I
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The whisky i, Now n

The whisky cases in New Or
leans have resulted in the cOnvic
ton of John Henderson, Otto
Kastendeik, Edward Fehrenback
John Beals, William James and
William Todd of conspiracy and
defrauding the revenue ; the last
three were government officials
and on that account their senten
ces were as heavy as those of the
guilty distillers. The sentence of
each, with the exception OF Fee
hrenback, who got thirteen
mouths, was sixteen months in
the penitentiary of West Virginia
In addition, a fine of $1,000 was
imposed Oh each except Hender-
son, who was multched in the
sum of $4,000. A rather singular
point arises in the case of James,
whose sentence in the written de
clsion was sixteen months, but in
whose behalf it is contended that
the Judge sad six months. If
this can be proved, he will escape
ten months imprisonment by a Ian
sus hgnar Of the Judge.
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In MemOriam

HALL HOME Hook & LADDER Co. No. /. ,
T~hibOdaux, June 5th. 1876. (
At regular monthly meeting
OF this Company held this day,the
following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, and ordered to
be spread Oh the minutes.
Resolved, That, whereas our Almighty
Master has seen tit to call unto himself
from our midst our most worthy brother,
Emile Louis LOiseau.
Resolred, That, while bowling in submits
sion to the Divine Will of Providence, we
deeply lament the demise of our kind friend
and worthy brother, and feel from our in
most hearts the loss of one SO good, so deli
cate in his feelings and so kindly disposed
towards his fellOw-men
ResOiced, That we tender to his family our
most sincere sympathy and hopefully trust
hat an all kind Providence may bless them
with fortitude to bear with becoming resjg-
nation the irreparable loss which they have
sustained
Resoloed, That. whereas this has
lost one of its most efficient officers and
members, the Truck be draped in mourning
and the members wear the usual badge OF
for thirty days be it further
hesotred, That a copy Of these resolutions
De transmitted to the family of the deceased
aud also be published in the THIBoDAUx
SENTINEL.
(ALLEN j. BADEAUX, Chm
Specl Com G. ARENA,
q. OMER LANDRY.
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In MemOriam!

At a regular meeting of Excel
siOr Lodge No. 81 I. q. O. F. Of
Louisiana, held Saturday, June
3rd, 1876, the following resolutions
we've unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in the wise dispensatiOns of His Providence,
to remove from our midst our well beloved
Brother,
Emile l.Oiseau,
Past Grand Therefore, be it
ResOIred, That we bow with humble sub
mission to this stroke of Divine Provi-
dence;
Resolved, That IN all the varied relations
of life, as friend, companion and citizen,
and in those fraternal relations in which
we were so intimately associated with him.
we cherish the memory of our departed
Brother as one above reproach and his pres
ence ever welcome will be greatly missed
at our weekly cOnvOcatiOns.
sHeSOtred, That we esteem the loss Of such
a man, not only irreparable to our ~fraterni
ty, but one which will be sadly felt IN his
community that has learned, from a resi-
dence Of twenty- five years in their midst.
BILE character.
Resoieed, hat to the family of our deceas
ed Brother, we extend beyond the seas, our
heartfelt sympathy. and feel that his loss,
while painful to US, is to them one that hu-
man sympathy is pOwerless to assuage.
Resolred, That as a further testimanial
Of respect for the memory of our deceased
Brother, this Lodge be draped in black
and the members wear the usual badge. of
mourning for 30days, and that one page of
our minute book be dedicated to his memo
~.
A true extract from the min
utes.
S. T. Sec.
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The Evil Fruits Of weak
Digestion.

There is no pathological fact more clearly
asccrtained than that the most formidable
phases OF nervous disease are directly ira
oeable to imperfect digestion. Insomnia.
with its train of direfnl consequences pro-
ceeds more frequently from weakness of the
stomach thah from any other cause, Mere
sedatives are powerless to cure nervousness,
ana n soon cease to palliate its symptoms.
Ihe true invigorate the digestive and asst
initiative organs, upon whose unobstructed
action its equilibrium is absolutely Deepen
dent. The daily use of Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters will do more to brace and soothe the
weakened and irrltated nerves, and induce
sound refreshing sleepnature's grand ca.
tholican-than all the so-called neryines tn
be found in the pharmacopeia or ont Of Il
A wi1eglassful of the Bitters should he
taken before each meal.
ap2
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-Apropos Of the late troubles
there, Weber, Of the Feliciaaa
Ledger, utters this vague but vaio
rOuS taunt
the cowardly mounted horsemen who
called US out of our house at eleven o'clock
last tuesday night and fired several shots
mo our premises, can always find us at our
once IN day time. But when calls are made
upon us at night, or marches are INDUCED
IN around our premises after dusk. those
VINO DO SO will u" invited to a soothing
shower bath of lead"
Great indeed is the courage of
Weber, but the rather discursive
terms of his challenge opens up a
a wide field of conjecture !; does
the epithrt c~owardly express a
slur on the steeds, or were these
ku hlux mounted on cows? Why
did they call him out and then
ire into the premises ? 1t LOOKS
to us like a waste of ammunition
net that we think Weber worth
the powder and lead to blow him
out OF the country. Any way, one
thing is clear !; while Weber and
his shower bath are on hand, SOL
dlers are not necessary to quell
turbulent.
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Our issue of two weeks ago
contained a reference to the con
dltion OF the telegraph line here !:
Mr.. Haight, the manager, informs
us that there ia NO danger of the
line being discontinued, as he is:
determined to established it ON
firm footing. Even when the reeu
aar office at Terrebonne Station
was closed on account of his ab.
sence at the crevasse he kept an
'operator there solely on account
OF the Thibodaux line ; we hope
TO SEQ q large measure Of success
Grown fhls energy and determine
sA&ks 49,. ~sa a.. -.
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Reform has haan 1oudlr -,

Reform has been loudly pro.
missed by the Republican party of
Louisiana ; this was to have been
expected, for promises are part of
Its stock to trade E; yet even these
empty professions should, to act
out the farce decently, have at
least a show of consistency. The
convention. which met last week
In New Orleans was no doubt a
body representative of the Repub
llcan party of this State. and in
the face OF this cant OF reform it
seems ul'questionable that War
moth was the favorite in every
way of the delegates. True no
formal expression of this senti-
ment was made the occasion not
admitting of such, bnt from gentle
men who were present we learn
that more Difference to, and more
enthusiasm in favor of this arch
enemy of Louisiana was shown
than for all the rest of the leard.
ers together. For our part, we
are glad to note this transparent
hyprocrisy Of our enemies : we
Wish them to put forward their
worst men, to avcw and act on
their most ultra principles. for
with a threatened renewal of the
"armoth regime, apathy IN our
ranks Will be impossible ; the
strongest human instinct. that
OF self-preservation will appeal to
every honest man in the State
and insure an unprecedented in
1erest and activity in the cam
To WarmOth most Of the
evils under which we labor NAV
traced.directly; he first devised
ne tricks and devises by which
radical rule has been prolonged
and introduced the leaven which
has corrupted the whole mass of
government, Yet We repeat that
should be glad to SEE him no.
MINATED by his party, for he
you'd -bea fitting type and expo.
rent OF that party, and a stand
menace in case of defeat. tn
tlr up and keep closed our {
anks.
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Capture Of a Shark.
THE "REMAINDERSH OF A. MEAL.

Mr.. +. A. Hamilton, assistant
keeper of Ship Shoal lighthouse.
under date Of May 20, writes
that on the 9th of that month.
Capt. William and himself can
tured a shark, measuring 9 feet
8 inches from tip to tip, and so
heavy that after hosting him to
the surface of the water and
hanging him there till dead, a
double purchase was used to raise
him on to the gallery Of the light
house.
On cutting it open there was
found in his stomach, among
other al ticles, a watch, two met
al buttons, and a buckle, which
had evidently come from a pair
OF pantaioOns. The monster had
probably made a meal off of some
poo unfortunate. The watch is
full jeweled, a patent lever. Gil
ded, and numbered S5,53S. Capt.
Williams claims the watch, and
sent it to this port TO be left with
Mr.. G. S. Wilson until he comes
in. 1t was shown US by Collec
tor E. W. Hulbrook.
The jaw of the shark, when
thoroughly cleaned, to be presen
ted to Collector Holbrook; as an
ornament for his ofice.-AHaka
pas (Moryan City Register, Sd.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-10

.-FItzhugh, the doo1keeper of
the House of Representatives.
has been removed on account OF
the publication of a letter from
him to a friend in Texas, in which
ne details and exults in the Clio.
RES OF his position. There was
nothing criminal in the letter.
which was simply foolish to the
last degree. The Republican press
has glOated over and commented
on the letter, as it it showed any
thing except the supreme sill
ness OF the writer, but they fail
to contrast the unlucky demo-
crat with the doorkeeper of the
last House who took S15. 900
OF the Credit Mobilier steal :
the difference is this Fitzhugh
was a fool ; his republican prede.
cessor was a thief.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-10

Do not forget the Dramatic
Climb on Wednesday night. The
price of admission has been re-
duced to twenty five cents, so as
to place the admission in reach
of every one.
Let every one go and see how
it is himself.