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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-10
Editorials.

Gov. Nichols has appointed
s. T.. De Manad6 constable for
this, the second ward OF this Par
ish to fill a vacancy.
Thisis an excellent appointment
and one for which the Governor
will never have any regrets for
having made.
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There are now in this Par
ISL y public schools, employing
81 Teachers with about 600 chill
Niren attending. ''i
The Teachers have all been
paid one mouths pay who are
entitled to the same /: 80 far as in
formation has reached this Office
the schools are all doing wei
l, and giving as much satisf.ctio tl
as could be expected under the
circumstances.
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Notice 10 Subscribers.
Lost or Stolen.

A certain mortgage note of the sun of
$l66,G55 sigl ed August 10, ,SI5 by Em'lien
Gisclard payable TO his own order, and en-
dorsed by him. u months after date bear
ing eight percent per annum interest from
date, until final payment. Siiged Il pa
raphed Ne carictaf' by August Cretini,
Notary Public.
The public is warned not to negotiate
for the said note, as payment of the same
has been stopped. j. :. MAUBOULET.
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGEk

B+aR.
at a heavy expense l have just put up
the necessary apparatus tor l~.ratins 49,
GER BEER, as is practiecd in st. Louis
and Cincinnati, ny. which means the Beer
retaius its b~rillianc.y in any climate and
TOR rnN length of time.
Will continue to sell this Beer at the
same price as heretofore. guaranteeing it
t" equal any Beer in the market. The usual
discount to the trade.
The usual stock Of Philadelphia ALE and
PORTER, Northern CIDER and LAGER
BEER, for draft as well as in bottles. con.
stantly on hand. Also, Ginger Ale and
Mineral Waters, put up in any required
quantity.
Send orders to Post Office Box HIS. or ia
store Nos. 20, % and 30 Bienvil]e street.
New Orleans. Send for price list.
August 10Th. 1877. L. c. Army.
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Saturday Dec |. the

On Saturday Dec l., the
large ard numerous tracts of
land, belonging + the succession
of Daniel MORRISON and wife, sit
nated on Bayous BeufS and
FOurs i'll Assumption Parish,
Will be sold to the highest bidder
at Napolconville, by the Sheriff
of that Parish.
-Donaidsonville is a moral
town and the capital of IA Parish
famous ter tue refinement of its
citizens and their obedience to
law. Two, three, and sometimes
four newspapers Ire required to
satisfy the literary wants OF the
inhabitants. The Parish prison
contains 20 Inmates aud the Don
aldSonville papers claim, OF
ought to do SO, that no Parish
in the State can beat that.
They have no blankets either
and winter is now at hand. and
the merchants are so hard heart
ed that they won't sell the Par
ish any blankets without thu
cash. A great Parish is Ascen
sion and Donaldsonvil!e is it.
chief city.
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The Police Jury of the Par
'Sil OF Assumption has enacted
IN ordinances prohibiting call
barroams and other places of
business where spirituens liquors
are +" be sold Or given away,n
irom being opened on Sundays.
fhis'a act is to take effect from and
n.inorro", and that is what
Editor Of the ASSump.
rmad enough to put
,oiiit.
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Mr.. l.. G. Aubert has com.
pleted his contract tor building
the Market House in Thibodanx,
with the exception of hanging
the bell which has not yet arri-
we'd. The contractor has done IL
faithful and honest piece Of work
fully up to the specifications Ill
every particular.
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The monthly record is IA new
Journal published in Donaldson
vile AS the organ of the colored
churches in Ascension. ASsump-
ton, st. James, and Ibervil,e. 1t
is nicely printed and starts Off
gu a good mission. cd
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THE CRoP.-The Sugar Plan
ter, that Baton Rouge, of Nov. ).
that Planters in that Parish had
obtained only abont a ho.shead
OF sugar TO the acre. The cane
was not a deficient in jaice but
lacked Saccharine Natter to make
good yields.
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John Welsh has been ap.
pointed Miuiste: to England, by
the Presideut-That is not our
johnny here /: he doesn't spell.
his name that way.
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Notice.

A meeting of the Public School Teachers
of the Parish of Lafourche will be held on
Saturday, November 2ith inst. in the Town
of Ilibodaux at 2 O'Clock =. NJ, for the
purpose of re organising the School Tea
cheers Associations, and deliberating upon
such subjects. as may come before them.
JOHN DOLESE,
President.
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Dill any uliee Gle human being ever be-
come strong underlthe operation of power
full cathatics or salivants ? 1t is sometimes
necessary to regulate the bowels, hut that
can NOT be done by active purgation, which
exhausts the vital forces and serves no
gu9d'parpose whatever. The only true way
to.proInote health and vigor, which are es-
sential to regularity OF the organic tuuc,
tons, is to ~invigorate, discipline and purify
the system at the same liue. The extraorli
nary efficacy OF tiostetter's Stomach Bit
ters in cases OK digestion, assimilation. Sc
erection and discarge, Is universally admit
ted. Appetite, good digestion, a regular ha
bit vt body, active circulation of tile blood.
and purity of all the animal fluids are iu.
duced by this superb tonic and corrective.
III has no equals, moreover. as a preventive
. ylliils and fever, and other types OF ma.
lariai disease. To emigrants and travellers
it's pa tieu!arly seryiceanle as Il medicinal
safeguard.
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10 St-.HOIsla.
go Raacefsa1d.
30 IOckpOa.1.
40 Aa:arHE.''Ss

for one year. that is from January 1st 1873
to Januarylst 1879. Possession will not be
given till January LIST 1878 thus enabling
purchasers one month from dav of sale to
construct their boats or to make any other
npCpSSarV appauUatuapf
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For. Sale!

nesirahle property in the suburbs of
- ThiboGaux. For further particulars,
apply to THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
L~ov.3't7. Attorney at Law.
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WHISPER YOU'LL BE MINE,
LOvE.-The favOrite Southern
Song writer, John T. Rutledge,
composer Of "Save the Sweetest
KISS for Me,' has in whisper
You'll be Nine Lore' glveE> us
most decidedly the prettiest song
Of the past ten gears. 1T has a per>
fectly bewitching melody that
sings itself right into the hearts
of music lovers the world over
Published in elegant style with
Crimson aud Gold title page.
Easy accompaniment adapted for
for either piano or organ. Publish
ed also in Aiken's Character Notes.
Ask your nearest Music Dealer
for it. or send the price, 40
cents. direct TO the publiscls.
LUDDEN s. HATEL, Sava. Ga.
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Conditions:

Terms one fourth cash in U. S. currency
Oh day OF sale the balance of adjudication
to be represented by three pronlissory
notes of equal amount due and payable
respectively, April LIST 1878. July LIST 1873
n October LIST 1873, to be signed by the
purchaser with approved security resi-
above all liabilities. in property subject to
seizure. double the amount Of the credit
instruments.
The failure to pay punctually any of the
credit instruments shall ipso facto operate "A
forfeiture OF the lease and also q forfeiture
to the Parish of the unpaid notes as lioui.
dated damages and the lease shall he re-
sold TO the highest bidder after tive DAYS
public advertisement, for cash on the spot.
J. N. HOWELL,
PresiueHt Police jury
PARISH OF LaIourche.
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TRAT ON SATURDAY THE lsT DAY
Il Of December 1877. | will sell at Pub
lie auction at the Court House in the Town
of T~hibodaux at II O'Clock Meridian. to the
last and highest bidder, tie lease of the
Public Ferries OF the Parish of Latourche
IN, NIT
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permaneaetiy Cnred-no h~um6ug-by one
months nsage Of DR.. GonLa,d's Celebrated
ImfaLhbie Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all we claim for
them, We will send them by mail, post Paid,
a gree lriat Boz. AS DR.. Goulard is the only
physician that has ever made this disease a
speciel study. and as to our knowledge
thousands have been permanently cured by
the use OF these Porders, are wiH guarantee
"perm"ne'n cure III every case, or refund
yoa all money expended. All sufferers should
give these Powders an eaily trial. and be
convlr ed of their curative powers
Price, for large box, $500. or 4 boxes for
SiO.o0. sent by mail to any part of United
States or Canada OF receipt of price, or by
express, c. q. d. Address,
ASH Il ROBBINS.
800 frLToN STREET. BRookLYN, n. Y.
III ap-77-A&R
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Take Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
LAFOUCHE.
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The State Of Louisiana
Parish Of Lafourche
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE 18th ,JIT.
DlCIAL DISTRICT COITRT

hereby certify that the following is
the correct jury list drawn by the jury
commissioners for sad parish on the Sth
day ofOctober 1877 as follows:
Jurors for the LIST week of C.art for
Grand and Petit Jury beginning on the
3rd lay of Decemhar 1877
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Baltimore Politics.

A city contemporary says the antagO-
nists Of the democracy in that city, are in
a state Of disorganiIatiou. Nearly oil who
are now arrayed against it, whether as
potato-bug. wOrkingmen, citizens reform,
old republican or Fulton ThOmas-ring re-
publican, would be arrayed against it any
how. If they were allunited now, as they
were in 1875, they would still be minOri-
". Discovered, discordant and belliger-
emit, they are powerless. One section of
the Republican party hates the other worse
than either hates the conservative demOc-
racy. The citizens reform is at WARMTH
both. But while the democracy is now
strongly united there can be no doubt
that it gains great additional strength
from the large personal popularity of its
standard bearer, Colonel George ?. Kane.
The purity Of his personal and political
record, his punetiliOus integrity in Office,
and the fact that he has always set prin-
ciple above party expedieney, make him
the best representative of reform within
the party. He has been tried and trusted
in variOus official positions, and while ad-
ding to his experience as public officer
be has won the confidence Of all.
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The French government has sentenced
Gambetta TO Imprisonment for three months
and 6ne Of 1000 franks, for ''insulting"
MacMahOn in his Lille speech. There
was nothing in that speech which was in
suIting. It's worst phrase was that when
the elections declared for the republic
MacAahOn must submit or resign. For
this he has been imprisoned. The object
is clearly to prevent his election to the
Assembly. But it is doubtful whether this
viii be lis effect. It may only nerve the
republicans Of France to still greater de-
termination GambettA is now a martyr,
suffering for his devotion to the republic,
and the moral effect Of the punishment is
greatly in his favor.
When men were imprisoned in this
country, under the alien and seditiOn act,
for talking against the administration of
the elder Adams, it only contributed to
make the act aud the administration more
odious, and led TO the repeal of the act,
while the one term Of Mr.. Adams closed
with OvershadOwing uupOpularity. The
Imprisonment Of Gambetta, for such an
offence, is disgrace to the MaeMahOn
government which thus shamelesSly tram
pies upon individual right
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The Indiana Soldiers Orphans Home at
knightstown, Ind, was burned on Saturday
night Loss 100000,
The General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in this country is to be
held in Boston on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
Rev. John R. Smith, convicted Of forgery
in Boston, was sentenced on Saturday TO five
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The National flag was half. masied over the
Department buildings in Washington on Sat
urday, as mark Of respect to the late ex.
President Theirs, of France.
An aged couple named Fitzgerald were
found murdered in their house, near HILLSIDE
70, Caroline county, Nd, on Friday morn.
ing. There is no clue 10 the murderer.
Soleliac 4 Sons, silk manufacturers, Of
Paterson, \. J., have made an assignment.
The liabilities, mostly due importers. are
stated at 100000. They employed $50
hands.
The cotton seed oil trade has increased
greatly of late years The article is largely
shipped to Europe, whence it is reshipped to
this country in the guise Of pure olive oil. -
Hannah Stevenson, colored, said on good
authority 10 have lived one hundred and one
years and I'VE mouths, was buried in Moores
town, Burlington county, New Jersey, last
week.
NJ cunt Holly and its vicinity, in New Jer
Sey, were shaken BY an earthquake Monday
morning, at ten o'clock CrOckery in some
of the houses was broken, but no other dam.
age was done.
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What is President Hayes doing bu;
making vain exhibit of himself and
cabinet, while junketing around the eOun-
try. AT Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday, he
submitted to 5 greeting by cannon, music,
and procession, and made a speech. Ii
is evident that these demonstrations in
Ohio are for effect upon the pending cleo.
ton. and are directly in the teeth of his
civil service reform professions, What
license has he to do that which he forbade
to be done BY his subOrdinatess
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

Ia the Disirie. Court Of the United Sif.g
for he District Of Maryland, in Bdnkrq'
g,-h the matter Of Nicholas Il. = Hr
dea, bankrupt.
NOTICES hereby given that an adiouHei
~ second aud third general meeting q a
creditors OF Nicholas l.. T. Harden, Blii
rupi, will be held at the office Of Il. D, N@,
menii Esq, Register in Bankruptcy iof ~
District, in Westminster, Carroll county ID
ryland, on Wednesday, tie 81 day Of OdolSS'
4. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, loF ~
purposes named in Sections j0l2 jOg5, y
5O96, Of the Revised Statutes Of the lall''
States, title l.Nl. Bankruptcy.
J. OLIVER WADLON,
sep 1887 Assigns
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better he certainly would die The Doctor then be
gan 10 look worried and exercise his mind TO know
what to dom this case. lie had Secretary by name
OF sherman, 70 whom he referred this matter lie
Strengthened himself aud put an air Of dignity
and said Il understand that fellow case can soon
bring him ON his feet and have him all right. The
truth y ST, he has too great an amount Of blood his
appetite ii perfectly rayenous and he keeps himself
sick BY over Indulgence. / viii draw another In
stallmenl OF blood from him and thcscby save him
from onehalf 10 three onrths per cent ofhis expcn
for which he certainly will be grateful and stop
his incesSant grumbling; II not then let him die"
How far You will be willing. If at ALL 10 admit
the CORRECTNESS Of my views and my manner Of cS.
pressing them In relation TO the deplorAble condi
ton of this county l am unable, 10 say Os Judge:
but there Is one thug will ask Of you IL you dis.
approve OF or reject them altogether do not SCOT OF
sheer al them. for In all eAndor and honesty We
would feel that were adding insult to injury FOE
can donbly assure You that all we possess IN this
world Is involved In this ma.icr consequently our
feelings are exceedingly sensitive when we are 80
deeply Interested.
In conclusion. sir, II anything which have said
in this letter be deemed harsh, or In any manner
wounding to your feelings ask your forgiveness
IL Is not my desire 70 be In any manner disrespecful
10 those high IN authority All of which Is respect
fully submitted by Your Humble Servant
IRA h. GROUSE
Westminster, Nd. S,lA Sth, 1871.
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Choice Art Entertainments on Monday and
Tuesday nights, September 18th and 18th, in
the NJ. P. Church, in the interest of the Sab
bath School. Monday-"A Flying Trip to
Places of Interest in Europe Tuesday
Paris, Switzerland, Germany and Russia
The audience may be carried in imagination
to far distant lands and can gaze upon the art
treasures Of the world, which are so faithfully
reproduced as almost to cause the spectator
to forget that he is not gazing upon the veri.
table scene itself. These "Soirees Arts
hques' of Mr.. c. II. Hopkins &se highly com
meaded by the press wherever they have
been held.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE RIAL IyTArl
On The Corner Of Centre aud Mai, s.
IN the City Of Wesfmin,i,, W

S - "eS'"hNy, Va
10y virtue of deed of trust f,om n.
- +. Reese and wife, bearing Js, ,a l..' Y,
day .of January, A. D. 1877. ma ,' Jug w
among the Land Records of Carroli iST' e.lS
the undersigned, as Trustee, will ofTs.S ,I,f
lie Sale, on the premises, situated = 's'
corner Of Main and Centre Street. Il " n "
Of Westminster, on sol
Monday, The Sih day IF OctoLer.A.D In
at clock, p. NJ, all that 10, or Pr,
Ground known on the plan Of said civ M n
%, and being the same which said Rs.'s y
tanned from John L. Smith, Trustee n ~ y
dated February l2ih, A. d. 1878. and - W
ed among the land records OF Carroll a $50
in liber F. 7. s., No. A, folio lgi A. c4f ny
Is fee simple Lot, centrally loen,,t ..1
improved with a substantial and enmg,., ~
Brick Dwelling House, and
Frame Store Room. In re. AMI
spect 10 locality, either for MnlfsS
private residence, or in busi. Y t1tlN
ness point Of view, there is no NOR 5eS.,E-
property in the town and il Is well wo,tI, X.
attention OF purchasers. "
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing tho p,ors.
can call upon Geo. T. Merring, E,5r 'y ~.
ing thereon, or upon the Trustee.
Terms Of Sdle.-One. fifth cash ON hs A,
Of sale, OF upon the ratification thereofb,g,
Court, balance in o, ~, Is and "a MAJ,
credit payments TO be secured to the al;,s,,
ton OF the Trustee aud bearing interes n.
the day Of sale. W.
WIN. A. McKELLIP, Truss,
SAIrH & McKELLIP, Solicitors.
JSo. NJ. YISGLtSG, Auctioneer. @nr,
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They may otherwise be exclude,I E
ut the November election, by a ron yoiih,
of the Act Of Assembly and H. w Provision,
of the State Of Maryland. Oon''i'alioa
WILLIAM l.. RuDIsR,
Officer Of Registration l., ~
JOHN Il. IIAINES p''Irici
JONAS FROCK ~ Dsliia,
Officer of Registration 81 n.
NOAH sT0CRSDATfPp l'''ict
Officer Of Registration I'M r.
SAMUEL S. sPAInl'ISves''ic
Officer Of Registration 5ib NJ
GEORGE SHOWER ''''fIei.
Officer Of Registration an M.
LEE McELROY. Da'n'i.
Officer Of Registration M n.
FRANCIS l.. HAM DAalst
Officer Of Repatriation slb H..
ABRAHAM ALBAJGH1
Officer Of Registration M ~
JOHN SKUNK, DS'Fei
Officer Of Registration lO,b NJ,
JESSE LAMBERT 'a'o'l
Officer Of Registration lid NJ.
JOHN HARTSoCK "4''s-
Officer Of Registration l2tI Ma.
sep l5-at '''''a
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Iroahle from ramps Is reported al Colam.
hia, Lancaster, Duncnrmpu and other points
along The Pennsylvania Railrnad. A mi.
lanes committee i being organized Al ColuSn.
~ 70 meet the evil. As GrsysriIIe, near
Lancaster, gang Of nearly one hundred
irnmpz Esidea On ; farmer's p<emises. Pc.
hcemen and citizens NeAS 10 hik aid. when
she tFampe opened fire. with pistols. but theg
eere driven Of, and 6taos them uoundcd. A
sasmer, named Powers. was fatally wounded.
Milton 6rAmms prominent cisixen ef Dan.
cannon Vas faeently robbed and murdered
y tro trn,npss Is be LEFT = irain q Maryville.
a rcight tram was recently wrecked between
Anireza and faxisr's b irampe, Who ~
tempied q plumber the cara In 6gkt he.
tween then and tie tfaifhnnds one Of The
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the
brides parents, in this city, by the Rev. +. Z.
ShipleY, Benjamin W. Buckingham and
Miss L. Jennie Ebaugh, both of this city.
In the NJ. Z. Church South at Wardensville.
Hardy county, West Va, on September IS,
1877, by Rev Thomas Martin, James Cover,
of Star Tannery, Frederick county, Va, and
Miss Bette Russell, of Hardy county, West
Va.
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Insolvent's Notice.
Noah c. Vent v. Hi. Creditos.

Noah c. Wentz VS.. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day of June ls''
~ that Noah G. Wentz give notice . \
creditors, eudorsers and sureties, that ihs 2
Monday Of November, 1877, is fixed TO- v !,
said Noah z. Wents to appear in the Oir. }.
Court for Carroll county, TO answer sus sl.
terrogatories or allegations as his cfeal,,eR
endorsers or shrelies may propose or al',
against him and that copy Of thus oras ~ !
published in some newspaper printed 10 !.
roll county, once week for three sncesSy~
months prior to the said "a Monday Of F"
vember, 1871, as such notice.
True opy,--fesi,
aug 4'an FRANK 7. SHAW, Cie'.
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1t Is affirmed by the Eastern Aryus,
that political assessments were made upon
the Federal Office holders, pending the
late election, in violation ef Mr. Hayes
order, and that said assessments we've made
at the instance of james G. Blaine.
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Col. G. Sullvane, editor Of the Ckrosi-
eis, and Joseph II. johnson, editor Of the
Dsa'oerat have been nominated by the
Democrats Of Dorchester county, the first
for Senator and the latter for the House
Of Delegates