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APIARl. = Mr.. Winder. of
Ohio. has established an Apiary
on the farm formerly belonging
to MIR. f. l.. Mead, near Terre.
bonnie station, aud has already
about 100 hives Of Bees. of va.
rious kinds. This gentleman intro
duces a new form OF houses tor
the bees, which can be taken all
to pieces, aud The honey extrac,
ted from the combs without iniu>
~, so that the same cells can be
used for au indefinite number of
times. Hence the labor of the
bees In preparing honeycomb is
avoided. and their whole labor is
given to the gathering of honey,
Mr.. Wiuder/ also raises the
Italian Queens for sale. The Ita>
Han bee is considered the most
productive and gentleSt of all the
various species. \ visit to this
Apiary will Well repay any one,
as Mr.. Winder taxes pleasure in
showing his bees and the man
ner OF their working and produc
ton.
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-Hyams, OF the Sugar Planter,
is going to try the blue glass
remedy TO restore the hair upon
the top ofhiS head. If it proves a
success, then blue glass may be
relied upon to make fertile the
surface of a bald rock. on the top
of the loftieSt promOntOry.
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The Peach trees are so full
of young peaches, now larger
than a Pigeons egg, that fears
are entertained that the branches
will not be able to support them
when they become mature.
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Everything indicates an ear
Nv settlement of our political
troubles, Nichols is the Governor
of Louisiana, nor vii! there be
any other.
AL is well.
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Office State Tar Collector, Parish of Lofour
che. corner Market and Green streets. nm
stairs.
THIBoDAux, March oath, 1877.
All persons owing licenses and capital
tax, in this parish. are hereby notified that
the office for the collection of said taxes is
now opened
p. L. LORIO,
m.3i State Tax Collector.
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p. A. Ancoin. is now recelv
ing ID new supply of groceries,
which he will sell cheap. Anguste
is a clever merchant aud merits
support.
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Just Gomez, agent OF the
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance
Company, has been paying Thlbo
daux a visit this week.
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THIS WORLD appears very beautiful
when you are well; TO remain well.
healthy and strong. take DR.. J. H. Ne
lean $ strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier, the greatest tonic IN the World,
it Strengthens the body and purifes the
blood. DR. j. II. McLeans office. 3I4
Chestnut. st. Louis, Mo.
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kSreatsa1n. MiElsMna Without
gsiUrS. N.r

Injury. sr
There is no exag2eration in the state
ment that thousands of persons residing
from one years end to another in fever and
agne. regions on this Continent and else
where, breathe air more or less imprecna-
ted with iniasma, without mourning the
disease; simply and only because, they are
IN the habit of using lIostetter's Stomach
Bltters as "a prevent We. 1t has frequent ly
happened, and the fact has been amply at
tested by the parties themselves. that per
sons surrounded m all sic es by ~neighbors
suffering the fortunes of this shivering and
burning plugne,' have enjoyed absolute M
munlfy frem it. thanks to the protection
afforded by the Bitters. Nor is that stan
dard anti-1ebrile cordial less etiicacious in
rcmedNing than III preventing chills and
fever, bilious remittents, and disorders of
Il Kindred type. Takeb between the parox-
ysIns. 1t speedily mitigates their violence,
and eventually prevents their recurrence.
these facts. convincingly established by
evidence appeal with peculiar force TO
travellers and sojourners in malarious. dis
tricts.
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Packard has been at it again.
Another proclamation has been
brought forth Hnder the incuba-
ton OF Packard. Whether he or
Kellogg will obtain the premium
for being the biggest liar extaDt
is now the knotty problem Of the
day.
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NOTICE.
C~oRroRAT'N OF THE TowNoF THIBoDAUx

C~oIPoRAT'N OF TowNo OF THIHoD.ux,
CoNsTABLE's OFFICE
Thibodaux, La, March Nth, 1877.
'I'AhE NOIlCE-That. acting under Or
dinance No. y. relative to the Market
House, and Ordinance No 40, amending
part OF section | of Ordinance No. %. max,
Ing the payment of rent monthly instead of
quarterly, eet.. | will offer for sale, at pub
nc auction, to the last and highest bidder,
on the premises. in the Town Of Thibodaux,
on Monday. April end, 1877, between the
hours OF II A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ, the lease of
the Market louise, for the term of one year,
possession to be given On the first Monday
o. May next.
THEO- T~HIBODAUX,
Constable of the Corporation of the Town
Of Thihodaux. fm.I7 ,3tl.
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THE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Wha
this body anticipates doing in
New Orleans, unless it be to per
suade Packard and his coonery
to dispense, is enclosed in mys
terry.
Gov. Nichols has no compro>
miSeses to entertain. Either he is
Governor. or he is not Governor.
Any scheme to depose him or the
peoples Legislature will not be
discussed. Ii the State of Louisi-
ana can not have the Govern
ment she has fairly and honestly
chosen, then there will have To
be ii military Governor, not Pack
ard nor any of his satellites. The
tax payers who are advancing
their taxes in every parish OF the
State to sustain the government
ct their choice, are not going TO
pay any thing to keep up usur
patton. -Four tfths OF the leading
Republicans in Louisiana, who
are hot feeding ont OF the public
IIeasnry, sustains the Nichols
dynasty tO-day.
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The different Fire companies
have all accepted the generous
invitation of their Houma bretll-
rem, to unite with them at their
annual parade on April T.. and "A
delegation from each company,
will visit HOuna on that interest
ing OCCASION.
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Editorial Items.

Gov. Nichols, has signed the
Drainage Act printed iii the SEN
TINEL of last Saturday.
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There is a continual rise of
the river, but there is no high
water threatening us.
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Three OF Packard'S crew aban
1Oned his cOonerv on Wednesday
and went into the Legislature at
Odd Fellows Hall.
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OFFICE COR MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
-fHIBODAUX, La.
SATURDAY, MARCH, 3lst, 1877.
Notice to Subscribers.

This mark X, on the margin. means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
Invited to renew at once.
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III You want to become sud
denly rich, buy the lease of the
Market on next Monday.
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SALEs.-On April Z the sheriff
will sell Il small place on Little
Gallon belonging to +. Il. Belan
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REMOVAL That stannch citi>
zen aud energetic shoemaker, J.
Il. OSchwald, has removed into
the rooms heretofore occupied 10y
Frank Iernott, on Main street.
between st. Louis and st Philip,
where he is prepared to take
charge of the sOLEs of his Gus
toners. and repder III the future
that satisfaction he has given his
customers in the past. Such ii
substantial, public spirited citl
zen as j. q. Oschwald, merits
and receives that encouragement
his industry and attention to
business deserve.
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For. Sale.

4 DESIRABLE TOWN LOT, FRONT
"A ing on President street. measuring 1870
feet square, subject to division to suit pur-
c%lasers. at liberal terms. For further infor-
nation, apply to p 4. LORIO.
Mch. lott. TbiDodanx.
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On April 81 the sheriff will sell
a farm on Little Gallon belon
ging to Theodule Daplantis.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New UrIeailS MARCH, "A, I5...
To the People of the State Of Louisiana :

new OGlcti1S NlttttN "a, JOss.
To the People of the STATE Of Louisiana:
The state Government being now
complete i'll all its branches. and in the
full performance Of all its functions, il
becomes the duty of the people of Lonisi
ana to promptly discharge their pecu-
mary obligations to it. i'll order thar all
lust claims against it may be punctually
met. To the ordinary motives. inducing
the payment of taxes. is now added that
OF evincing by such payment. confidence
in the strength and stability of that
Government. and a just appreciation Of
the fact that it is the one chosen by the
people.
The evidence already received on this
point is entirely satisfact lry, Il l conf
deutly expect Il continuance Of the same
patriotic action throughout the State.
The people OF Louisiana may rest conf
IDENTIFY assured that the government, of
which they have chosen me the eSecu-
tive head, will not be imperilcd or i'm
paired dy any compromise of their
rights.
The government being now a fixed
fact, l desire to publicly acknowledges
the services of. and to thank. on behalf
u tHC HtOiiic VI LOtlNldiItt. Vic pttlipttC
mel who, on the 9th day of january,
1877. responded to the call of The civil
authorities of this State, to prevent lie
gal attempts to Dust them from their
legal possession of the couct buildings,
and who have since quietly. thoroughly
and most patiently performed their du-
ties Their us citizens. | desire to say
that their great services are fully app:e-
ciated, and that. in due time. shall seek
occasion to make manifest the feeling of
the people on this subject.
Given under my hand and
seal of the State of Louisi-
f, ana, at the city OF New Or
l.. S. leans, the day and year above
e written, and in the one hun
dred and first year of the indie
pendence of the United States
of America.
FRANCIST. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor. al
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary o fState
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To Rent.

A FINE FRAME BUILDING. SUITA-
IA BILE for a dry goods and grocery store,
with all the fixtures.
Situated on Main street, central business
part OF town, at a reasonable price.
Applyto
p. A. AUCOIN,
81 march. T~hiboGaux, La.
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Proclamation

FRANCIS Z. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
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ENTERTAINMENT. - In a few
days Mr.. Fe:nand Almant. of
New Orleans, proposes to enter
tain the public at Waeerley Hall
with Observation-Disclosures
1o-LegendeS Lonisianai>es, Lois
le Magnolia, lie Bracelet dAmbre,
les Carquois dor, la Verge Bon
heur.
2o--Cigar-ttes, Sonpets .iuedits:
un Rere az Chateau, Gildd.
3o-Cinquieme Acte DIES Patri.
otes. precede dune analySe com
plete DIES acteS precedents de la
piece.
lola Louisiana. son pass6. son
dreaw.
This will doubtless be Il pleas
ant aud entertaining "Causerie,"
for our French speaking popuIa-
iion. This will be the first enter
tainment given for "a long while
in tue French language.
g. Aak
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. -
Home HOok d, Ladder COMPANY,
No. l., at its regular session on
Monday evening March 26, elect
ed the following officers tor the
ensuing year
President, Il. r.. Mcbride
Vice President, j. L. Webre
Secretary. II. Riviere Asst. Sec,
rotary, +. Perrin; Treasurer, t..
n. Braud: Foreman, II Frost /;
First Asst. Foreman, Leo Aucoin:
2nd Asst. Foreman, e., ID. Julia
Warden. n. Boudreaux: Tyler.
II. Hoffman, Jr.
MarShalS at annuel parade: Il.
II. Mcbride, j. .. Landry.
The above excellent selection
of officers. prove that this young
organization is of a progressive
character, and is determined to
retain in the future. the same
practical reputation for usefulness
as it has maintained in the past
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Special Notice.

Thihodaux, March 81, 1877.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13
We have received the January number of

We have received the January number of
Leisure Hours, handsome mammoth i6
page t64 columns) family paper, filed with
the choicest literature-serial and short sto-
rles, sketches, poetry, wit. humor, &c. 1t is
entertaining, amusing and instructive, and
Is one OF the cheapest papers-the amount
and quality of matter considered-that we
have seen. The price is 81 90 year, includ-
ing as premium a genuine fne-line steel en-
craving, called "The Mitherless BARN"
printed on 22x28 plate paper, which the
publishers claim is superior in point of merit
and attractiveness to any premium ever of
fered by any other paperin this country, and
is alone worth the money asked for both.
The publishers, j. L. Patten & Co., 1852
William st, New York, authorize us to say,
that in order to introduce the paper in this
vicinity they make a special offer to every
one of our readers to send them the paper
a " trial trip" of four months, postpaid
commencing with the january number-for
70 cents. Our readers who avail themselves
OF this offer will, we feel certain, thank us
for having called their attention to it. The
publishers of Leisure Hours would like to
employ some one in every place to canvass
for this paper.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

We receive the painful intelligence
from the Port Vincent Triune of the
death of Henry Barmon, eldest son OF
the we'll known and universally es.
teemed citizen of the seventh ward,
BIZ. Solomon Barmon. Henry was a
young man of great promise, who by
his admirable disposition won the re-
gard of all with whom he came in
contact. He was taken away from a
Borrowing circle of friends and rela-
tives in the very spring time of life.
being yet few months under twenty
one years of age.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Au unusual number of people left
here on Sundays train for New Or
leans, including a detaehme nt of the
Cannoneers of Donaldson, under CON-
mand of Capt. R. P. Landry. The
attraction at the capital was the in
auguration of two Governors, and the
dual ceremony must have been of in
tence and prolonged interest, as few
ofthe visitors have yet returned home.
Most of those who went from here,
and particularly the Cannoneers, were
interested only in the installation of
the Nichols government.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

The editor of the CHIEF on Satur-
day last filed his bond and oath az
Clerk of the Court, assuming charge
of the office Tuesday morning. The
securities on his official bond of $4,000
are Messrs. D. F. Kenner, Jacob Lem-
ann and j. j. Claverie. The retir-
ing clerk, Mr.. Jno. D. Cantey, has
served in the position two terms of
four years each, having been elected
in 1868 and reelected in 1872.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

The suspended Clerk of Court, Mr..
Cantey, having given to Judge Maher
u sufficient excuse for his absence on
she day fixed for the preliminary ex-
animation of the Arrieux murder case,
and also the day previous, was rein
stated in office. On Tuesday he re-
lFsquished possession to his duly
elected successor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Senator Landry arrived here to day
having been summoned, as he be-
1ieved, to attend the funeral of his
wife, whose death was rumored yes
terday morning. The Senator was
immeasurably relieved to learn upon
his arrival that the report was ground
less. We are glad to say that Mrs.
Landry, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is now much better than she
has been for some time. Senator
landry wifi return to the capital to-
morrow.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Mr.. r. o. Landry has rendered his
resignation as member aud Presi-
dent of the Police Jury of this parish,
finding the duties of the position in
consistent with proper attention TO
his private business. We have not
learned whether the resignation was
forwarded to one or both of our Gov
errors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Dan Rice's circus boat arrived yes
terday evening and his tents were
erected this morning on the public
square. The weather seems deter
mined to buck the old man, the re-
cent rains having again furnished SUI
perlatively muddy thoroughfares to
those desiring to visit the show.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

MURDER IN ST. CHARLEs.-Mr. B.
Rybiski of this town received a letter
from a relative living in St. Charles
parish containing intelligence of the
murder of Mr.. Ulysse jacob, collect
ing agent of the steamers Blue Wing
and Mary Ida. The murder was com
United last week in open daylight, on
the public road near Kennerriile. The
weapon used was shotgun loaded
with buckshot, and the charge took
effect in the victims back, causing
Smmediate death. A colored man was
subsequently, arrested in st. James
parish on suspicion of connection with
the murder, and he confessed that
himself and three others were impli-
Gated. All the accused parties were
apprehended and placed in Jail. Mr..
jacob was young man. a son of Mr..
Ursin Jacob, an old citizen of ST. John
the Baptist. He was generally es-
teemed, and it was not i'll will which
actuated his murderers, but desire
to obtain possession of several hun
dred dollars he was known to have
en- his person. We believe the money,
or the greater part of it, was recng-
cred after the arrest of the men who
the wanton and iendish
deed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

The steamer ST. John grounded
while making landing at twenty
mile point, st. Charles parish, on
Monday last, and spung a leak which
was like to have sunk her. Being
hauled out of the mud by a friendly
steamer, the st. John returned to New
Orleans for renairs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

A colOred woman fell from the stage
of the steamer Henry Tete at the
Donaldsonville landing, yesterday
morning, and bruised her shoulder
She was loud in Der compIainings,
but the injury was not serious.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Edgar Fernandez is young man
by whom the average local editor
would set great store in dull times,
because of the facility and rapidity
with which he furnishes sensational
news items. Last week he jerked out IA
pistol for fun and nearly killed COM
panion without taking aim; this week
he banged away at an assailant a
couple of times in earnest but did no
damage. Edgar's random shots are
seemingly the most dangerous, and
we would advise him if he ever feels
called upon to slay an enemy with
his little gun to shut his eyes aud
shoot left handed. We do not wish
to seem to reflect uniustly upon Ed
CARS character, as We believe he is
generally considered good natured
and peaceable young mah but some
how the fates have been agin' him
lately and he is becoming a regular
to our local columns.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

As Legitimate result of the dual
State government, Ascension, like all
the other parishes, will probably be
afflicted with two Tax Collectors. Ru-
NOR has it that Mr.. Louis Lefort has
already received Il commission, bear
ing the signature of Governor Kellogg,
and that Cept. 4. P. Landry has been;
or will be, appointed by Gen. Nichols.
The impending complication relative
t" this office will scarcely excite much
concern, however, unless effort is
made by both claimants to enforce
payment Of taxes before the contest
between the rival State governments
Is adjusted and the legal status of
one or the other autholitatively de-
clared. We trust that regard for
the interests of the property holders
OF the parish, the great mass of whom
are law abiding and prompt tax pay
ing citizens, will prevail over the
seeming necessity for such a move
ment on the part of either of the gen
tIemen who will claim tn be legal
collector of taxes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-01-13

Common Sense tells Ms. the way to
cure Lung diseases is by direct application.
This new principle, DR.. j. H. McLean's
Cough & Lung Healing Globules, they form
a healing gas in the mouth, being inhaled it
cures Throat 81 Lung diseases. Cough, Golds.
Consumption, Bronchitis, &c Trial Boxes,
by mail, IS cents. DR.. j. H. Mclean, 3l4
Chestnut street, st, LOUIS,