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TROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y-THE
l. first-class house of the city. Recently
refurnished throughout. Tables supplied
with all delicacies in season. Courteous
attendance. Free buss to and from house.
II. w. STEARNS,
Jy23 Proprietor.
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carrying on a trade, profession or occu-
patton liable to a tax, as aforesaid, to
hang up the litense therefor in q cons
picuous place, visible to all. in his place
OF business; or, If not practicable, to eA-
hibit his license to the tax collector or
his deputies whenever called upon to do
SO. and any person neglecting or refu-
sing so to exhibit his license in the man.
ner aforesaid, shall pay u fine of twenty
five dollars for each contravention pro-
rided, that no penalty shall attach until
after the expiration of ten days after
the tax collector shall have received
blank licenses from the Auditor aud
public [police jury,
Sec. 81. BE it turther enacted, Get, That,
as soon as furnished with blank licenses.
the tax collector shall give notice to
each person liable to the payment of a
license tax that payment thereof must
be made within fifteen days, and in case
of failure to pay such license he shall,
within twenty days from said notitica-
ton. proceed to seize and sell. after ten
days advertisement, property of the de-
linquent to satisfy said license.
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I Judgment.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

CRAWFORD, Mrs. NJ. b. wife, VI. No. 4
BLANCHARD, DR.. j. E. husband.
DARISH COURT, PARISH OP IA
[ f%ourche.-I hereby certify that O. r.
eth day of May, 1877. Judgment, was ~
iered in the above entitled and numbes5
case in the words and figures follow
viz: 4.ta
This case having been regularly fxea
trial. was taken up and tried, and tAel~
and the evidence being in favor II ~
plaintiff and against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and =
creed, that the community OF acquets rI
gains, hitherto existing between the plsh
tiff and defendant, be and the sama i
hereby Dissolved, and that sperate ~
apart from her husband, the plaintiff i n.
thorizcd to resume control Of her parsphr.
nal affairs.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and 4
creed, that the plaintiff do have judrmer
against and recover of her husband, ID. 4
E. Blanchard. the sum Of Two Huudsl
and Fifty dollars, with FIVE per cent int.
est fiOm judicial demand and all cost,
This done, read and signed in open Cow
this 18th day of May, 1877. s
(Signed) ARTHUR T. Ks0sLOcR
Parish Judge, Parish OF Lafourche.
Filed May 10th, lN7,
(Signed) j. w. KNOBLOCH. CloRk.
@N A true copy.
Witness my hand, and the y
@ pres of my seal of office, this =
22nd day Of May, A. D. 1877.
J. w. KNoBLoca,
Clerk Of said & at
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Secretion Essential
to Health.

The regular secretion and flow of the gas
trio juices, and of the bile which the use of
Hestetter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are
effects which conduce materially to the
restoration of health, when the system is
disordered. Food is not digested in the dvs-
peptic stomach because the gastric fluid is
deficient, superintendent or vitiated the
liver becomes congested and the bowels
cOnstipated because the supply of bile is
snadequate or INSTRUCTED. The Bitters rec
titles all this, and removes every i'll conse-
quence of non assimilation and bilious ire
gularity. Furthermore, it stimulates the &C
ton Of the kidneys by which impurities
are, so to speak, strained from the bl God,
and any tendency in the urinary organs to
grow sluggish and disordered counterfeit
ed. Whether it be used as a means of regu-
lating gastric or bilious secretion. and re-
lieving the overloaded bowels, or to pro-
mote complete, and therefore healthtul,
urination. Hostetter's Bitters may be re
lied upon with confidence to accomplish the
end i'll view.
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The case of the State of Loui-
siana, US. Oscar Baljour, indicted
for the murder Of a colored man,
near Laurance Cherami's resi>
dence about one year ago, occu
pied the time OF the District Court
the entire day OH Monday last.
The State was represented by
Snaer District Attorney, and the
accused by Clay Knobloch, ESQ.
The arguments of both these adj
vocates were able and eloquent.
The jury after a deliberation of
90 hours, returned Il verdict of
mot guilty" The killing was an
act of pure self-defeuse, when
the accused was attacked by two
men, aided by the near presence
of several others, who were per
sonal enemies of the intended
victim, whilst upon the public
highway.
The Grand Jury, at the first
Session of the Court after the xii
hug was done, investigated the
case and refused to iniict the
young man, Now, at this court
the same baud OF prosecutors OF
the Bajour family, have re,ap
peared and succeeded in obtain
ing an indictment. The accused
is honorably acquitted before the
Court as he was in the mind OF
every sensible, appropriated man,
who knew everything about the
unfortunate affair.
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Some time since the SENT1-
=. MEL stated that Oscar Closier, late
Tax Collector in the Parish of La
fonrche was defaulter to the
School Board to the amount of
. three or four thousand dollars.
Since that charge was printed he
has paid into the School Treasury
chat deficiency, which he has had
IN his possession since December
3lst 1876, in violation of law and
to the, detriuient of the unpaid
Teachers to whom this money
really belonged.
The SENTINEL also stated and
still repeats that the same CoIlec
tor Il a detaulter to the State for
some fifteen thousand dollars. nm
less he has settled within a few
days. He now thinks be is "A her
Secuted man because the Grand
jury and other parties are expo
sing these acts.
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Letter from HOuma.
HoUMA, La, June 81, 1877.
VA ~ AHtyTINID MANN, aud yr.ptlx-

HoUMA, La, June 81, 1877.
WEATHER.-Warm and rainy.
TEMPERENCE BALL. - I Ii G
grand ball given on the il inst,
for the benefit of st. Francis de
Sales G. L. \. Society. proved d
financial success. The gross re-
ceipts OF the evering were about
elshty-thrpe dollars.
PERsONAL.-Mrs. H. Reynolds
of New Orleans. is now perna-
nently located in this parish. Mrs.
REYNOLDS enjoys a wide reputa-
ton i'll her etiicacionS treatment
of cancer, ulcefS and diseases pc
culiar to woman.
FAIR POsTPONED.-The pro-
posed fair for the benefit of st.
Francis de Sales Church, has
been postponed from July to the
month of October. One of the
managers in voting tor the post
ponement, stated that one of his
reasons for so doing was, that
turkeys at this time Of the year
were too small tor culinary pur
poses. That may be all very we'll,
but like Midshipman Easy, we
would like to ''argue the point"
Three months is a long time. aud
all things considered. lead us to
believe that by the time the fair
takes place, the Russian bear will
have gobbled that Turkey.
FIRE COMPANY.-The young.
men of Houma have organized a
new Fire Company, with Robt.
Henry as President, and Frank
Fanguy, us Foreman.
SHow.-Frederick, the Danish
ventriloquist, illusionist and ne
cromancer, gave several perfor-
mauces here with marked sues
cess.
PETTY LARCENY.-Sarah Ny
ers and Patsy Cane, two colored
girls. were arrested last Sunday
night for stealing a Fifty Dollar
bill from the residence Of con-
dnctor Salmon. They We're
brought before Judge Sidney,
and placed under bond to appear
before the District Court.
ROWDYlSM.-At q white ball
given last Saturday night, near
Bayou Blue, a party of drunken
negroes forcibly entered the ball
room, and outrageously insulted
those present, both the ladies and
gentlemen. Four of the yonng
scamps have been arrested and
locked i'll the parish prison.
Respectfully, ''OLIO."
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Fair.

On the 10Th of July at Canal
Bellange:, Parish Of Terrebonne,
will take place Il fair tor the ben
eft OF Rev. Father Denecee. For
some time this worthy and yea
lons priest has been Frustrated by
illness, unable to attend to his du
ties, finds himself without resour
e and in debt. Something must
be done for HIM. The ladies of
Terrebo2ne have taken upon
themselves to give a fair /; on the
day above mentioned, opening at
4 O'Clock P. NJ, and lasting
throughout the night. The mem
bers OF a brass band have gene
rousIy offered their servicec, which
were gratefully accepted. What
a fair chance for those who wish
to spend a merry and pleasant
day. also what an opportunity to
exercise that noble virtue, Chart
~. Remember what is given in
the name Of God Is never lost.
Then think OF this, remember the
10Th of July, come and amuse
yourselves.
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-Telegraphs are becoming

-Telegraphs are becoming a
great nuisance, A negresse on
the Laurel Valley plantation tried
TO cut Oft the head of one of her
neighbors with a razor, and then
went down to the railroad and
left for New Orleans.
But as she was getting off the
cars, rejoicing how smoothly she
had gotten away a police officer
gobbled her up, and that nigh.
Constable Boudreau followed and
brought her back. With these
telegraph trims it's getting to he
no use for one woman to cut an
other ones throat and try to run
away and be at peace.
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Below is continuation of
Act No. SO which relates to the
Tax collector and his duties. ami
demands the attentive perusal OF
every tax payer:
SEC. Al. BE it further enacted, ETC.. That
the Governor shall appoint. every two
years, II tax collector. with the advice
andt consent of the Senate, as now pro-
vided by law, in each parish of this
State, except Orleans; and it shall be
the duty of the previous incumbent to
turn over to his successor all books.
rolls, documents. papers, ETC., pertain
ing to said office. In the event any tax
collector should fail or refuse. or ne
glect to settle entirely and completely
his accounts, within thirty days from
the date of the qualification of his sue
cessor, or to turn over to said succe ssor
the books. papers, rolls. etc, such neglect
failure or omission. shall constitute the
crime OF embezzlement. That it is here
by made the duty of the Auditor to
make definite settlement with ont going
tax collectors, within thirty days at
farthest from the date of the qnalitic;-
tlons of their successors, and to point
out to the various district attorneys any
omm;ssion, or neglect, by the tax col
lectors of the foregoing provisions, and
the said district attorneys shall imme-
diately institut, by indictment or infor-
nation. against the said collectors, the
called for criminal proceedings. as we'll
as a civil suit, against the said collectors
and their securities; and any neglect or
failure, within thirty days after %receiv-
ing the notification. on the part of said
district ATTORNEYS. shall entail the vaca-
ton of their Offices. to be filled as di-
rected by existing laws
SIC AZ. Be it further enacted, etc, That
all tax collectors, when appointed. shall
furnish bond, in favor of the Governor
of the State of Louisiana. and president
OF the police jury for the parish of which
they are tax collectors. in a sum equal
to the amount OF the total of the State
tax borne upon the assessment rolls, to
be signed by good and solvent security
residing In the parish, owring real es-
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Judgments.
Judgment:
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

LIE C4A IL Vt
MRS. FANNY BOMPET wife Va. No.
SALOMOND BLUM, husband.
DARISH COURT, PARISH OF LAPnj
L CHE.-This case having been reenl.1
liked for trial this day was taken m
tried and the law and the evidence hs;ss
favor of plaintiff and against defendsns
is ordered, xdjudged and decreed that IS.
tiff, Mrs Fanny Blum, have .judgment
it is hereby decreed and adjudged. Thai n
community of acquets and gains herctoass
existing between Fanny BOmpet ana IT,
husband Salomond Blum, be and the -.
is hereby dissolved and seperate and ~.
from her said husband she resumed tSsSs
troll of and is hereby authorized and esso.
cred to administer, her paraphernal. dot.s
and matrimonial property. according tols.
Thus done and signed in open Cosrt n;
sth day of May 1877.
(Signed) ARTHUR +. KNoBlocn
Parish Judge, Parish of Lafourek.
80 A true copy.
9H>H Test Clerks office Lafourchsp..
~~ ish. May 22nd. 1877.
j. w. KNoBLocu.
Clerk OF said Court
My.2677. st.
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greatest farce in Louisi>

ana is the present jury system.
During Court. Amanda Thorn
ton, charged with killing and
stealing a pig. which was found
in her possession !; who confessed
at the time, that she had com
mitted the felony, offering to pay
for the stolen property, and which
was proven by other witnesses,
as perfect as proof conld be, was
found "not guilty" by a Jury.
Judge Beattie administered such
a rebuke TO the Jurors, as would
make them ashamed to hold up
their heads among honest men
any more, were they capable of
approaching the words of the
Judge. Thank God, a new jury
law will go into effect shortly,
and such nonsense will cease.
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Whiting.

An African OF unsullled pedl-
gree who bears the euphonlous
name of Whiting, presented HIM
self before the District Court,
meeting on the fourth instant,
with credentials authorizing HIM
to practise law, signed by Judge
Hough of Tensas Parish. The
members of the bar objected to
his admittence, and demanded
that he show his credentials from
the Supreme Court of the State
of Georgia, where he claimed to
have obtained his original license,
but Judge Beatti-, decided that
be could not go behind Judge
Hough's authorizations. as he
presumed said Judge understood
his duties in the premises.
Letters were then written to
lawyers in Georgia, and the
Clerk of the Supreme Court in
that State, who promptly replied
that no such a man ever applied
for IA license before the Supreme
Court of Georgia, Which was the
only Court competent to issue
credentials to an applicant for the
bar.
Judge Poche of st. James also
wrote that, some time ago during
the session of the District Court
in that Parish, this man Whiting,
appeared before the Court and
undertook to defend a party ac-
cused of murder. After the trial
had progressed for some time, Nor
ris Marks, States Attorney,
arose and notified the Judge that
he could not cOnscienciOusly pros
ecute Il man tor murder who had
no one to defend him, and that
Whiting was utterly unfit and
unable to protect his client. The
case was discontinued and a new
trial ordered.
The members of the Bar then
sued out a rule requiring him to
show cause why his name should
not be stricken from the roll OF
Attorneys before their Court,
which, in order to give him time
to procure documents, was fixed
for hearing on June 20.
Whiting was employed by the
old man Hadley, II poor dupe OF
designing radical politicians, who
was arraigned for PERJURY, to de
fend him before the jury. In his
charge to the Jury Judge Beattit
took occasion to say that Whi>
ting was utterly incapable of com
Quoting any case, and that it any
!, one, accused OF crime, should EN-
ploy him in future, he would con
slider it his duty to warn the party
OF that fact. Inhis defeuse OF Ha,
:. ley he quoted law from IA blue
back pamphlet, "gnide to jus
tice OF the peace, and clinchet
his arguments by an appeal Il
| "Webster's Spelling Book"
! After informing the Jury seye,
. times that Hadley's white hea'
was lipe for the grave and tina
, one foot was in the grave and til,
tother one was cut, the Jury re
, tired and brought in u verdict o
lty.T The next day he was non es
and is now searching fresh field.
in which to gather in "a harvest
t In order that the press may war;
+ their readers of that hnmbu;
and imposture they are informed
i, that he is Il coal black negro
about six feet high, rather spar
made. apparently 80 years old, o
a slow motion. much disposed t,
t silent promenades, and addicted
4 to standing m%otionless Oh tn
T. street corners. When he arises t.
f speak one is not reminded of eitl
er Henry Clay or Charles Sum
ner.
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The Supreme Court of this
State met in Opelousas on june
III. When the Supreme Judges en-
tered the Court Room. all the
members of the bar arose and re-
malned Standing until they we're
seated.
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-Augustin Robertson who xii
led Gustave Robert q few weeks
ago at Lafourche Crossing was
tried before the District Court
OIL the 10Th inst, and found
guilty Of manslaughtef.
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The Bayou has ceased fall
ing and is rising slowly but has
not reached the hight it had at
tanned before it began to reeeed.
From the reports above it is
probable that the Bayou will re-
main up sufficiently long to Sc
cure The maturity of the growing
rice crop.
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On Wednesday next the fine
steamer Assumption will descend
Bayou Lafourche to the Gulf
coast and remain there until Sat-
urday enabling her passengers to
have plenty of time to fish, hunt,
battle and enjoy the Sea breezes.
Fare for the round trip ten dol
lars.
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The SENTINEL is indebted to
Gen. r. C. Martin for a number
of Texas papers.
The Gen. says that it is under
stood in the capitol of Texas that
Mr.. Morgan will SOON commence
to build il railroad from Morgan
City into that State.
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The small pOx cases at Ste
yens' near Latonrche Crossing are
reported convalescent. No new
cases reported.
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notice.!

Office Sat e Tar Collector, !
IhibOdaur, june 18th, 1877.
All parties, residents of the parish OF La
fourche, who nave not secured licenses for
their respective trades. professions, occupa
tions, &C., for the year 1877. are hereby
notified to do so on or before the THRU
4 OF JULY next, or subject themselves
to the penalties required by law.
See Act 90, Sections 81 and 90, Extra Ses-
sim, 1877. =. Z. LORIO.
junel6.2t. TAX COLLECTOR, Lafourche.
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Mrs. Hesse's new store is now
repaired and will form one OF the
neatest and most convenient
houses.
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The NEW MARKET House.

The NEW MARKET HOUSE,
On Wednesday, June Goth, 1877.
in pursuance of a resolution of
the Town Council, passed on the
privious evening By that body.
Mayor S. T. GrisamOre entered
into a contract with Mr.. Lemuel
C.. Aubert for the erection of a
Market House to be built upon
the Town lot, in front Of the
Court House.
The work to becompleted on or
before November LIST 1877, for the
of Three Thousand Dollars.
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The new Police Jury OF AS
sumption Parish Is composed of
NJ. K. Hite, B. Garner,B Graves.
L. Williams, T. d. Cox, w. W.
Ppga, w. b. RatIiff, E. Tailleu.
d. Levy and J. Webre.
w. w. Pugh, Sr. is president
and A. Bulow Treasurer. Mr.. b.
Garner was declared ineligible be
cause he has been voting in New
Orleans, and claiming residence
III that city.
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The Little Harry taper lamp is
the safest lamp for burning at
night, burns but one cents worth
of oil in 10 hours and costs only
80 cents.
The Venus Burner with Patent
EXtinguisher is the safest burner
made. A falling lamp will be put
out before it can be broken and
the oil set on fire.
S. L. Grisamore has a large as
SOrtment on hand.
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WANTED

Immediately, 20 good men, for ditchinga
canal. Wages Sl,0O per day and board.
Apply to j. B. PLOTON.
Houma La, june I6
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~THIBOD.AUX, La.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th. 1877
Editorial Items.

Tile District Court has been
in session three weeks and will
probably sit all next week.
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WANTED.

A white woman or girl as chambermaid
and waiter. Apply to MRS. DAVID PUGH,
N plantation.
June 23rd, 1t.
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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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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CON-
L stantly on hand a large assortment of
Pickels Barrels and Hogsieads Slaves,
which he offers for sale at low prices
j. a. BERGEROS.
Lafourche Crossing P. O.
u une 9.'77-3m.)
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DROWNED.-On last Monday,
"A colored man and a youth, i'll the
employ of Z. q. Williams on one
of his freight boats, while eros
sing Bayou Latourche at Tete'S
plantation, eight miles above
Thibodaux, were drowned. They
wete crossing in a pirogne, which
By some means was capSlZed.
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That was d nice speculation
of the Parish School Board, asses
sing the school Teachers 20 per
cent of their earnings in October
last in order that Crosier & Co.,
might ride over the parish in fine
carriages whilst electioneering
and to publish those famous pos~
ters: "lf you want Improvement
in your parish government vote
for Schneider.
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First quality Ice will he furnished, in
quantities to snit purchasers, at the fol
lowing ~prices:
in retail cts. per pound
by block.-.---..-.---.-...2
May 1877.
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ICE DEPOT.

.Narhet 81. betlceen st Philip and ST. LoniS
Streets. 1HJBOD1 OK, La.