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, 1876-10-02
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Sprinfielb, WtaII., 80. Septbr-
Chem anoeren 8eri9le iiber ben Gln=
1iurs oes breiliDdisen Yudlteingebduoes
an Der 9amptOn Str0Be. Sufol9c murpen
1ieben MGnner inter ZEN einltiirsenoen
SolS- uno Sodheihm0ilen bcsrabep,
uno rur orei orrlelben fancn nit Dem
&tben bapna. ga Die Guinen ipglepb
inSranb scrictben, 10 war &c unmS8liA.
Die nebrisen 81 rctten.
Sic @,tnotrten Iinb: SEQ. q. Wol-
Ter, Martin Sberioaa, 9ettr &eBler uno
Grstine 9eoie.s 9iur Slpei Der 9eihnn,
me Mulfsr's uno &eBlcr's, lino bis jcbt
oui9eiunoen worbsn. 8eioe Gti6en
linb biz Sur llntenntlIdteil p%sritilmmslt.
Ser g dnnen betrd9t nn0ei0br So, 900
Die 0elliAeruna $4,000. Ser unfal
,uuroe o6ne 3meifel our6 Die iibrrmdBi-
&c 9slooung beg @cbdnaes perurlaAt.
(Spdter.) ungeidhr 100 Monn finn
cmlis nit Der Megrdumuns Der Sriim=
mer beldaitist. Sic ilOrlsen Spsi 9er-
1hiitteten iueroen ieopA taum Dor hem
Morsen erreidt peroen. Man beet bic
ollssmeine Nnli9t, b0B oas 9aus feDler-
Daft sebaut mar.
Yoterion, M.-S., 80. Scptcmbcr.
Msorp ". Srpwer, cine l5siabtlge SSal-
le. wsl9e in esr 6Qmllie Der 6rOn NtcI-
1e sea Su Nfobamf, 9uHaic-GO., g.. S.,
~ bnte, piro lett isbtet @ieniiag Der-
m St, nno lbr Sormunb, 9r. NltDlaus
Mfermam ausYonos, Ner9en=@o. 9t.S.
TT Der @nli@t oaB Oaa Mao9sn SsIblt-
, 1876-10-02

.moro b"e9ongen bat. Sie wur0e BON
ibrem 9ormuno Bel Srou Melien9er in
bic Soft 9eIGidi, mdbreno Ie oie nobe
geIeaene nSslanb @1ule" beiudte. 9os
Mdoden pur Die Grbin cines betrd9tli=
den 8crmDsens.
Srenton, q. S, 20. Sept. Gin
Srldnoer, Ndmsns 9tter SoDt, % Sob<
re alt, fiel por9cEern Mteno BON eIncu:
Boote it Gen &annl uno evtranf. Gr
bintcrldBt cine 6rou uno Spei &inoer in
Sr!ano.
, 1876-10-02


Apotbefer II. prpguiltfn,
Ssrfaufen I'M @roBen unb &leiuen,
81. 1lY4, Gde IS. II. Mainltr.
Gi6monb, ga.
grlauten + b ben 1reuntem unb benz Wu,
putlifum I'M Ml ,smeinen thr arpers 9aser
meldeS Gus fplaenbea Seden teltsbt, anau
btsten Ttpoen. Msctsins, Chem falisn, Mps
bee unb Goilet+M tifeI, Sbwamms &orfe.
pufHmer'en. 6arbltrT e, Rarts, Os E. 5enler
alas. Sitt etc. etc. e,n1d is6 ib Maes, mas
in einem aut. II Orosen.@ sibaft sepSb Mild !
baben #.
S,e flhren s'eibfaIs cine arr6s Musrabl
ct1tilher Vr:eoraiipa en- ais: &rr.fs WeIatin
eafsr's Cocoa. pert.@ iiBe, So Stdrf,,
safermtbL Sasp, 1apiura, e~pnpeuii tie Milt
etc. etc.
2anbretb's adrnnttrter @artenlaamen, mos
Yrn elm DeteS M6urtfment iiets DJrrGtbis III
Gcnren rirte 6ruttt. tGenren. 9romatiii
Rings SIR fe Sea ispr 9 .rte, @epiirae gum
G%iumaben.
5ero'r lsnfen Ge RE @afmerfiamfeit auf tbre
Ell lf1em often preperate, wsl6e elre 20-iGbs
rlse p.obe psHaneen anO fir pfl9s is saran.
ttren tpnlleu. mbe
, 1876-10-02
Ureije bcr Museigen:
neHelie teIsgr. pfpg(1fn.
GnglnnD.

2onooi, 80. Scptember. Sic Mos
mirolitdt bat griefe bon Srn. Nacn
Nour9, G%ommonbcuer beg 8ompfers
nSonoora," e%mpfan9en, lpelder cine
Gsile nod Der Mliineun9 BON Smitb's
Suno madt, I'M etluaise Na6rl0ten,
,peIde oaIelblt BON Der arftilden Ggpe=
bition inter gopitdn 9lapes bintsrlc9t
woroen lino, nod Gn9lono 81 brlnsen.
Capt. Dorns meloet, oob lein 6abr3ena
am Is. SuIi i'll uppernopif anfom uno
bab oue an 9orb Ii6 wobl befanoen;
CT beabli6tiste, an nddlten Sag Die
Sobrt nod 9iorocn fortSuiebn. Wob=
reno oes gorsen Sommers Derrl6ten
5iioli6e g8inoe Dor, uno Der Gopltdn
beiiir6tete oobcr, hob Die M(eaplGc.Sa
nod ni1t bonn Sreibcis befreit lci. Son
llppsrnopif aug mar jlop0 fcin Sis
}i6tbor. Npn Der GrpCoitlon logcn fel-
lie Nabri9ten Dor.
@erldte aug alien .Sbeilen Guropo's
eroeber, boB Die Sopfenernote in olen
2dnocrn bes Continents nit NllsnaDme
8eleiens Inn beina9e Elm 8lcrtrl binter
Dem lebtjdbriaen grtra9e Suriidblciben
piro. Sn Geutidlanm ii. Die 9opien
ernie ~bslonoers nn9iinitfg onsgcfoasn,
uno Die 9cuti1en merosIi walreno oNr
nddlten aebn Monate piel Sppfen il
Mmtr,fa nno GneIono tanIcn mUIlen.
, 1876-10-02
prttsmssen, pber in r c De Idrauben laHeu wiG. wents F1 an
&. q. Nealnh

$40. g., 3wolfte 5trase
It nenen reuen paRntrru 6ptbrner. ee antr, i'd gtnt ft unt G1ntntntf. CT
tmts nit gamnhans. mneen t0rt.bra9t eme Ell bic segseasr ~ aSrsn: Gitrns Cd d.
taat STIR pas Bcstrinsm Ssn eaufra in Der shtt mus bar tsaeht wrsen- gta b
unru fmn ta folpneM 6nrn ena3Dsnr erbfn: Us. s. Sing, Wain Sk; Gaphdr
ur. gcdets: @eorae q. Suuefp, 8rpat grBe lin
, 1876-10-02
Die Tnbkmr\


1T belimn,t. bus gauge bisbertse SeilperFabren ums
;uitoben. Ole Sur ptrb burb bas iossuanute
Sobbao nab burd Ginnebmen pon 9obpuIner
beptrtt. Sic eob6dber Set9sn an, no bic &ranfbett
i aei, , Jits 9d q. p Fl. dsG,d "a aiifsi S.s s" @tsn ~ S,siS BET
TauSeuoe iino tn ben Iebteu 5rpet Sabren tn Der
Babe aulalt, "a Stanton Ctr Jesw gorf, 9ebeilt
porben. Inter ben @ebetlten betinoen iid ptels
f9 Don anberen Sdoern boour9, eab ie brett auf
bie &ranfbeit etn'uirfen, a.b ben franten StoiI ents
fern,n, tn rpel9er Sortn er aud gum @ori9eiH
tomme. Ste ftno eth gerbrennnnsss oSer ausi6etz
bun9ssGroceB ber 8rautbettS itofe. Sober &rante
mtr6 BET oer anweubnns biefer CUR i~oSuiasen iein
eisener @rst. @enu Scenario burd bieie 8aber eea
beilt lit, 70 TIT er mirtltd nnb rabifal sebetlt, pdbs
reue mad Der bisbsrtsen Seilmetbobe bic Mttt.I
Semobnlid seidbrlf9er iine als bte 8rantb tielbit,
nnS ii9 5lters 81 9ansss 9esr teeaaoarer aranfs
beiten einlteat, I
ObsfeiS Bic syybaSsr ole srant6eiten. tanerli9
bet fofsenoen 6rantbetten, b~efonbers nenn fe I'D
nod in acate,n 3uitanoe b%eftnben, ean3 auberorbentS
lid: 0teber, felbt Rerpens nno &9pbasfieber,
i iaaist. s sss5 !sa HaS gs s@ss"saSsd ut aMs Sa sirs..
beion6erS bet junaen aeuten u. I'M eriten Stadium.
sem0bnli9 let9t turirt. @aferindt, @bens
, matt mas. ~ srS b OFT lsS fb.i iSmst ioS sfset oas
iDpbiIttifde &ranfbeitsn tn iebem Srabs. pei
dnberen &rantbeiten, S~ranopmnoen, @es
t@ipiiren, LSeropbeim &C; TT bte @irtuns stne
pI5Slide u. fi1tbare. Nur etn Bah lit btnreideno,
i'm Sebea pon ber @irtuns gu iberSelseu. Mas
acmfrebS nno bic iosenannte &arns ober
Smferrnbr (eine bis iest unbeilbors arontbeit)
nurbeu sebeilt, 8et trBterer Rronfbeit seben rs
0rosent bes 3udertofes init ieSem Babe Sura bsR
urin ab.
Oie 9abes mnb Ginnebmes@ulper ~erben mad
iebem 4laS i'm 2anoe ~perianbt, Ser &rets be5
&abespuluers lit 50, Der bes Gianebme : BuIpers
81. Mtan Iale iid cine 8toidlre iiber BITE 2obtu*
" snsIii9er ober oenti9sr SpraGe i3iden.
4 FIR. Rauchfuss,
= "a Stauion Ctr. (Box 1901
4 asp 9ork
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The Assumption Chronicle says
that as far AS that parish is con-
'cerned our statement that the
cane is Receiving from the freeze
does not apply, ''because it is con
tary to nature that it should re-
cover, and what is contrary to ma
ture is wrong" we r not parti-
cularly posted as to the moral ma
tnre of Assumption cane, bnt
granting the trnth of this dictum
are happy to state that that of
this parish aud Terrebonne is cri
minal enough to rapidly repair
the loss Of leaves, the only dam
age sustained.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

DRAMATIC CLUB.-The men,
bers Of the dramatic club have
changed the name of that orcanj
cation to the "Benevolent DRAMA
,tic Club and propose in "a short
time to give a series OF perfor
mancesi in Waverly, and devote
one half Of the nett protitof each
entertainment to some beneyo.
lent purpose
This club has gone to consider
able expense and devoted a good
deal Of time and trouble to IRE
pare some amusements and enter
tainmeuts where the people can
have an evenings enjoyment.
and bahlsf dull cares from the
weary mind, and should be en-
eouraged by the citizens Of this
place: The members lay no claims
to any other title than that of
amateurs, and as they propose
to Tabor as much for the public
good AN for their own amusement
it is hoped that in future they
may have good houses to encour
age them in an undertaking so
hraiset orthy and laudable.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

A lawyer interrogating a rough
witness in a San Francisco court,
said, "Do you believe in the ex!s
tence of God 2" 81 don't know"
was the reply. "Do YOU admit
the divinity Of Christ? ?" "No-o."
was the %hesitating response 81
don't know nothing about Christ"
"Do you mean to say" said the
lawyer, seriously, "that you
never heard of Jesus.C Christ 2"
"Wal," said the witness, "the
fac is, pard, that l jest cum up
from Lower Californy, and [
aaln't had no chance to meet any
OF the people in these parts.'
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Our Choice for Governor

The impending political cam
paign is pregnant With lcssiblli
ties Of redemption or continued
thralldom to Louisiana. and pro-
misses to be the most important
and holly contested struggle ever
waged within her borders in this
crises it is of the last Importance
that the man selected to Bear the
standard of Justice and reform
should unite in himself ability, un-
blemished character, and an nn-
Improbable record. Nor is this
all ; the condition of affairs is. too
grave to admit of experiments,
and the interests of the State de-
mand that the executive powers
be yielded by one whose fitness
for position and Office has been
tested and proved.
Bearingin mind these necessary
qualifications, we know Of no one
who so fully meets them all as
the
Hon. +. s. GoODE,
of TerrcbOnne. liabilities of
order, AL unstained character and
Il station which commands the
respect of all, he mites the merit
OF beng no tyro IN politica! affairs.
as his record as a legislator
proves. y consistent conserva.
tive, he has ever walked untault.
eringly through the labyrinth of
Louisiana politics. uItainted 10y
higotry on the one hand or insta
biiity on the other, because he
held the clew OF devotion to the
best interests of the State. His
large means place him above the
necessity Of desiring Office tor the
emoiuments, or entering the race
handicapped by embarassments.
He is deservedly popular with al.
classes, and in this section, at
least, would run far ahead Of the
ticket.
A proud day would it be for
Louisiana tn behold a trusted sou
in the chair SO long disgraced by
adventurers, and we present the
claims OF T. $. Goode, confident
that, while Others may equal none
can surpass hin ia titn;ss tor chat
stations
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15
The condition OF the road

The condition OF the road
from this place to Terrebonne Sta.
ton is such that it is almost i'm
possible to travel over it, and the
only way to get from here to that
point is through the fields of par.
ties who. having good fronts, are
naturally averse to having a high
way through their places. We
lately heard a responsible gentle
man Of this vicinity offer to put
the road in good condition for five
hundred dollars ; as this is only
about half the amount required to
accomplish this object, the offer is
an extremely liberal one, and We
hope it will be accepted by those
interested.
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Some time since we NOTICED
the fact that a schooner line had
been established from New Or.
leans to the month of Grand Gail
ion, enabling planters along that
bayou to save greatly on their
'~treights. This course incurred the
displeasure Of the powers that be
on the Morgan line and now the
offending parties are made sensi
BILE OF the tact, by the refusal of
the agents of the road to sell
them communication tickets by Or
der oil the managers.
The unfortunate gentlemen say
they will endeavor to bear up
with fortitude under the inhjc-
ton Of the additional two cents
per mile as long as they save Sc
veral thousands a year on the dit
terence in freights:
"| -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15
Dragging Out Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not en-.
joy life, but merely "drags out existence
as the phrase is. Untitled for the active pur
suits OF life, and incapable Of partaking OF
It's pleasures, to which health alone can
give a zest disinclined to social intercourse,
and a prey to melancholy, the valetudinari
an is indeed an object of pity. Yet there is
nothing In all this that cannot be remedied
by that genial Alternative tonic and neryile,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which supplies
deficient stamina braces the nervous system,
and overcomes those bodily irregularities
to which nervous weakness is most frequent
~ attributable. Diseases of the kidney and
bladder, imperfect digestion and uterine
troubles are fertile sources of debility. Their
eradication however, becomes a matter OF
certainty when HCStetter's Stomach Bitters
IRE Systematically used for that purpose.
The Bitters likewise annihilate and prevenI
fever and ague and other facilitating febrile
complaints of Il NAL rial nature.
A VOICE FRoM Standardization Che
mists md their Production appreciated by
the Professors at the ceisbrqtea Universities
IN S'ceden. Mr. Sachs. Sir,-At your request
l have tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, in my practice at the "SERArIMER
Hotel and can say, it will restore gray
hair to its original color. 1t il entirely harm
less, and is a valuable remedy to use in such
cases. p. T.. MALMSTEN,
Professor of Chemistry and Medicine
STOCKHOLM, July !, 1868.
From the highest medical authority IN Sire
den-As have had occasion to see ~seveIa.
persons, who, for some time, have used Iialls
Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover. and know
that it has restored the original color of the
hair as well as being efficient in removing
the itching and dandruff that accompanies
the falling off of the hair. l consider it my
duty to acknowledge the same to Mr. Sachs.
VINCENT LUNDBERG,
Hysiciam-in- Chief to The King, and Presey,-
rer of his life.
STOCKHOLM, July 7, 1855.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

len years ago Messrs, q.
Co: established their adver;,S
New York City. Five YEAR v.
gu the business cenduc.ed
Hooper who was the first Z
klnd OF enterprise. Nov tbrvt
faction OF controlling the nos
complete advertising couu,@ss
ever been secured, and one y
hardly possible in any 9th,
this. They have succeeded Il
IL complex business into =
systematic method that mn
newspaper system of Amer
notice, while the widest MT
all topics interesting to adversa
at the disposal of the pnbI:e
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

Michael Mcconnell, who was
hanged few days ago for muir
dering Mr.. Nelson Mills, at Ham
ilton, Canada. said on the scat
fold eff Mr.. Mills had taken a
little more pity Oh HE this would
not have happened. He made NE
a bankrupt for debt of $14, When
all | asked for was a little more
time. got angry, and killed him
In my anger. ( hope this will be a
lesson to all present."
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15
"A. T.. Stewart, the New York
millionaire is dead.

John T. Raymond has been talk
ing with reporter of the ST.
Louis Times about the success OF
the character OF Colonel Seller. He
says he is making &l2O, 900 Il
year, and thinks the part will
wear as well as Jefterson's Bin
Van Wrinkle. He first played it,
but in another dramatization. in
California, but Mark Twain stou
ped the performances, having
planned to pnt it OH stage him
self, with Colonel Sellers as a Sc
ri"us part, played by Lawrence
Barrett, it possible. II came
East says Raymond,e>aw Twain
got him to 60 to work, fixed up
the stage business as | thought
most effectively, and started ont
with the piece at Rochester. 1t
didn't go. Then | did "A rash thing:
Without a dollar in my pocket l
broke for New York. Not a mana
ger, would touch it. | borrowed
some money, paid a weeks rent
in advance for the Park Theatre
got up II tOlrrable company, and
opened out. | had Mark Twain
oh hand to make a speech. That
attracted atall house, not a pay
ing one. Between the thjsd and
fourth acts Mark Twain lonnged
ont to the footljghts. He was as
solemn as a mnle. During the
whole of his twenty minutes
speech he never cracked d smile.
while the audience we're roaring.
Every hit took. That night a
thousand people advertised Sci.
ters, his mules, hogs, corn, and
eye-water speculations. From that
time on the houses Increased
nightly until there was no more
room for an increase. | played
one hundred and twenty nights,
took a short run to the other
large cities, came back to New
York and played forty nights
more, and the next season every
theatre in the country was offer
ed to he on my own terms.' Ray
mond intends to play Colonel Sei-
ters in England in 1877, believing
tnat the Emma Mine swindle has
educated the English people so
that they wi appreciate the
points of the play,-N. Y. Nun.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

The hardest rain perhaps
ever known in this vicinity fell
'on Friday week. The whole sur
face of the ground seemed cover
ed and quite six inches of water
fell. The sgamps and basins are
all full and some time will elapse
before the water SUBSIDIES to its
normal point.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

The Annual Conference of
the Presbyterian Church met in
this place this week and q Number
OF divines of that sect are in at
tendance. We trust that their
recellectlons of Thibodaux will be
pleasant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

-We publish this week a, list
of the counterfeit notes in circufa
ton, which will be Of nse as a re-
ference to those who will not. like
us, have their satisfaction AZ know
ing they have no couhterteitS
damped by the the discovery
that they are equally destitute
of genuine notes.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored!

Manhood : How Lost, How Restored!
sx.,nuvvm just published. a new edition of
1E.ESNN.ga DR.. Culverwell's CeIe,
kMssGaSxsxd brated Essay OH the radical
cure without medicine) of SPEK-
MAToRRHEA or Seminal Weakness, Involun-
tary Seminal Losses, IM%PoTENCY, Mental
and Physical ~Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc !; also, CONSUMPTION. EPILEP-
81 and FITS, induced by se~lf-indulgence or
sexual extravaganza, &c.
31T Price, in a SCALED envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates. from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife !;
pointing out a mode of Guile at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be. may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately, and radically.
tYS This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, Oh receipt o fisk cents
or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
F. BRUGMAN & SON,
Al Ann ST., N. ". p. 0 Box, 1855
~l5apl-ly
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-15

A good time coming for the
lovers of amusement in cur com
munity, for a grand fair under
the auspices of Rev. Father Me
nard is to be given on the 9th of
next month. The enjoyable Ma
tire Of any entertainment under
taken by this gentleman and his
congregation is assumed before
hand and we predict for it a fiat
terlng success.
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schl taxes of S Mrs J. Dapnis. / 7;
Respectfully submitted,
[Signed! THEOPHlLE THIBODAUX,

Respectfully SuUIllbteC,
~[Signed! THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector
The Mayor and Finance Committee re-
ported verbally as having effected II settle
Element with Louis Bush by paying l$4Os. COZ
-Four Hundred and Eight and 60Il00 Dollars
on the Tenney note of 1890. 0O) Nine Hun
dred aud sixty Dollars due l1th vi August.
1873. Said Louis Bush having Transferred
back to the town the colaterals held by him
for securing the payment of certain notes
against the Corporation.
On motion of Il. K. Mcbride, duly secon-
ded by J. IL. Flee; wood. the Mayor and I'm.
rrovement Comlnittee were authorized to
contract for having the Town Building ia
ken down. Motion .Irrie Il.
On notion duly secorflrh, it was resolved
that the first mnuey derived from! the Bridge
revenues be- set aside to pay the exprIlsr Of
taking down the Town Building. The yeas
and nays were called for, and resulted as
follows:
Yeas-P, L Lorio, Ma. Lcgendre, j. r..
Fleetwood, j. Hadcaux, K. X Mcbride a,.q
81. Grisaniore "
Nays-uone.
A claim of the Recorder of Lafourche,
for recording delinquent tax list, was pre-
ssnted and referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
Inc following claliQs were presented and
approved, Wig:
Thee T~hibodanx, Collectors Fees... IL 81
4telle Malbrepghl, Corporation mani. so 90
$62 26
On motion duly seconded an appropriation
OF Sixty-Two and 26llOO Dollars 1852 26)
was made to pay the above claims. The yeas
and nays were called for, and resulted as
fOllOws:
Yeas-P. E. Lorio, NJ. A. Legendre, ]. H.
Fleetwood, J. Badeaux, k. r Mcbride, and
s. L GrisamOre :;
~Nays-nOne.
A petition was received from the "Home
Hook Il Ladder Co No. l." and the follow
ing action taken:
On motion of s. T. Grisamore, duly seoon
Died by j. H Fleetwood, it was resolved.
that it shall hereafter be the duty of the
Treasurer to place to the credit of Thibo-
dauX Ere Co. No. l. Protector Fire Go. No.
=, and Home Hook q Ladder Co. No |, on
the first day of each mouth, commencing
with the first day of April inst, the sum Of
Ten Dollars, subject to the order of the Presi
dent OF said companies respectively, for the
purpose Of enabling said com8anies to pay
their monthly rent. and tor the cleaning Of
their respective engines, Adopted
On motion the Council adjourned.
2. E. LORIO, Mayor
NJ. L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Secretary.
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Senate.
Approved March %, 1876:
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governoro of the State of Louiaia4a:
A true copy:
N. DURAND,
Assistant Secretary of State
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We are glad to note that the
health of the town. is better now
than for some time past, and
trust that it will continue so.
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A st. Louis fashion reporter
being detailed to write up the
horse railroads, thus describes a
gorgeous new car "Car No Sc is
IA beauty. She Is trimmed in vel
low, and gold leaf put on bias,
corsage decollet, truck rotunda and
en- tablier, brakes en- train, with
gable pointed revers of wrought
iron. The seats are of cotton vel
vet, panser en- poufe, bound
around with a fchu Of red tape.
AS II whole. the car is a very ne
cheychS affair.""
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The prisoners who escaped
from Houma jail were recaptur
ed last week.
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Editorial Notes.

The bayou is now about sta
tionary and the u%neasiness abont
overflow seems TO be subsiding.