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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. }

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Know all men by these presents That on
tins the 2bth day Of the month OF April in
the year of Our Lord. One Thousand Eight
Hundrsd and seventy seven We the un.
dersigned, William Wilton, Sheriff of said
parish Arthur +. knobloch parish Judge,
i'll and for said PARISH and john w. kno-
bloch. Clerk Of the 10Th judicial District
Court for the parish of Laiourche, and III
the presence of MessIs. Evariste Maronge,
and p. Ademar DeManade good and com
petent witnesses and qualified electors of
said parish, have met at the court House.
in the town of Thibodaux in said pari sh,
and then and there have drawn pul ulsuant
to law. the names Of the following persons.
(clcctorS. TO serve as jurors at the ensuing
term Of said Court, to be holden at the
Court House in the town of Thibodaux, on
the lstl first Monday Of Jnne, 1877, the
ballots beng drawn from the box by Will
liam Wilton. sheriff aforesaid, and registered
a. drawn by the Clerk, under the drec-
tion of the other officers and the above
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E'relSllres.'s Report.

Ch B1. on hand this day.$ll5s l5
worklngmcn act. l22 so
Respectfully submitted,
sSiguedj JOS. T. TlllBODEAUX,
Treasurer.
May, lst. 1877.
The following claims were presented and
on motion duly seconded and carried were
approved and AN appropriation of Two
Hundred aud Seventy Nine Dollars and
Three Cents (S279 03J was made to pay
the following claims and adopted by the
following votes.
Yeas :-Grisamore, Aucoin p. A. Aucoin
j. l.. Samoan. keefe and Legendre.
Nays-Nonc.
Mayor for Quarter ending this day 50 90
Clerk . " Is IS
Treasurer g g 81 25
Printer 6 g % 90
Repairing Market House Incl ex.. 10 90
Recorders fees Incidental ex. 50
ThibodauX Saw Mill, lumber 30 80
Collector Fees 9 90
Constable fee Incidental ex.. 90
Jallor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. : 20
Total 1919 O3
On motion the Council adjourned.
$. I. GRlSAMORE Mayor pro tem
j. w. kNOBLOCIl, Clerk pro tenn
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NO. 4!
Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council OF the Town of Thibo-
dauN met il regular session on Tuesday
May. lst 1877.
Present s. T. Grisamore, p. A. Aucoin,
}. l.. Aueoin. +. Samoan l.. keefe and NJ.
4. Legrndre, trustees.
Absent p. +. Lorio. Mayor.
The following eSignation Of j. w. Kno-
bloch as clerk was received and the same
WAS duly accepted.
"hihodaux, April 9th. 1877.
Z" The Hon. M1yor AMI Trustees of the tocn
of 1hjbodHur.
GE>rLEMEN--I beg leave to tender this
my resignation Us Clerk of the Town Coun
ell OF the town OF Thhodaux. | take this
occasion to return to you my most sincere
and heartfelt thanks for your Kindness and
indulgence to me
Very respectfully,
INiGnedl j. w. kNonLoCu.
Mr.. j. w. knobloch, was requested to act
rs Clerk pro tenn
The following resignation of Mayor p f.
Lorio, was presented and on motion duly
seconded was accepted.
ThihodauX. April Goth 1877.
Tohe Ncmbers Of he Torn CouncH Of the
Torn ot IAibodtur.
GENTLEMEN Having been appointed
Tax Collector in and Tor the Parish of Lat
tourrhc, and being prevented by law from
holding two offices.
| hereby tender my resignation us May
or of the town ot ThibodauX.
take TINS opportunity to return to You
my sinccre and heartfelt thanks for your
past kindness and indulgence towards me-
remain yours Respectfully,
(Sigucdl l.. +. LORIO.
On motion duly seconded, 1t was moved
that The Council now 90 into an election
for Mayor, to tll ths nneXpired term oc-
ca-ioned by the resignation of L. +. Loriu,
as Mayor.
Major ). I. Grisamore was proposed as
such. and there being no other nomination,
Malor ). L. GrlSamorc was elected by ac-
clalnation, as such.
The election of II Clerk was then declar-
ed, i'll order t" fill the vacancy occasion by
the resignation OF }. w. knobloch rs
Clerk.
Messrs NJ r. Higginbotham, Geo. w.
Squlres and y. j. Perrin, We're proposed for
such.
After several ballots, Mr.. A. j. Perrin
was elected as such
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved rs recorded.
The toilowing repert OF the Collector
WAS received and ordered to he spread on
the minutes.
d'o4iertor's saontHRy Report,
from -lpri3sd to Aay lst 1871.
TO LICENSES OF | Il COLLECTED OF
l.. MaIbr"ugh Dray y---....... ) 20
Z. q Irone. Retail liquor dusller....- 81 90
Total $50 90
Respectfully submitted.
IHIU. THIBODAUX, Collector
May lst, 1871.
The following monthly report of Treasn-
rcr was received and ordered TO be spread
on the minutes.
E're:lSurer'S EHeDOrt.
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UCoIN. P. A., Family az" P'""to-
A lion Groceries, Main street, between
rorus and st. Philip streets.
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D1TM. s. Dry Goods a"d Grocery, cor
Il ner Main and Jackson Streets.
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zEMA, c. CoGee House Keeper, Main
A st., between Jackson and st. Phi
lip Streets
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DaDEAUX, J. Fan,iy and Pmttaf'on
d Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus
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,LAKE, Z W, Ihorncy at Ldr,-oi-
d flee Green Street,
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,,aDEAUX, THOMAS, iho,ney al lar
h corner Main and Focus Streets, up
Estalrs.
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DLANCHAED, J. E., s"fy5o" Dentist.
d office, corner Green ''ni 81. bridG
et Streets.
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DODLEY, Wagons ami Carts, Depot on
ID Levee Street near the lhlnodalX
Foundry. W. II. RAGAN. Agent.
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nINNiNGS, S. A Mrs, NH.naiY and
ID Fancy Dry Goods. corner Jachsonand
Jhibodaux stS.
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. SsELINEAU. MRS. f., Dry Goods.
A Fancy 4rtic'es. dc, corner Market
and Louis Streets
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nj ACli ADO. J. d. Groce,ies and Dtg
4'A Gopds, corner Maine Jackaon and
IeNee atreets
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EGENDRE, JOS, Groceries, Ujne
aiH Lt4ttofs, Main street. between St
Philip and st Louis stS.
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BCSINESS CARDS.

ANIMAN, LOUIS. Sodier, corner st
~ Phil and st. Bridget Streets.
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IN N*enLotti A. F., Parish Jpage, OF
nee at Court House.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
81 imee / IT neuer 3ot6.

Mrs. Stofes uno ibre 9flegeto9ter
!pouoerten mad Der 8eerbigung 8iu's
tpeftwdrts 3a JuBe bur9 bic ionrigeH
&bGter uuD bliiDenben @sfilOe SIoen8s
lauOs. Die CUTE Trau, weL0e gdn3It9
ungebiLoet nlD 3iemti6 bei6tGnft tpar,
bate ME barGn geoG9t 3n periA9en, TT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

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Come bti6etnt," fa9t Elm nLtes Sprt6.
mort, uno menn es tpabr ipridt, mar
Suiaune tpirtIi9 seieguet, benn oer&ag,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

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mir ettDaS ueroleneH- GG11eu Sie mlg'S
DerIu0e1."
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neben benz ~ofFeneu Seniter Des betBeR
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bonn offeuen Wteere bites l6r ms @eiidt
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mes Bib.
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ten. Sic lab aud Die Boriiberge6snOeu
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

ward all, this institute was not lacking
in any respect. The programme which
had been previously prepared for
the occasion was not carried out"
Why the programme was not carried
ont, is easily enough seen. because he
became engaged in n spirited alterca-
ton in regard to his rules, regulations.
etc. ] said of the institute Just what
/ was told by those who were pres sent.
I said so far as could learn they had
rather an exciting time" The cor
respondent of the Democrat. who
writes from Maxenkuckee under the
name of "Old Liner" on February 1st,
| 1877, said: Bailey was i'm attendance
ut the institute in this place last Sat-
urday. The professor talked pretty
sharp about the teachers keeping the
| instructions given by the county
board, and some of them got their
dander up and say they cannot keep
their instructions in the country"
How does this comport with what
Bailey and his friends say? Mr.. Bailey
seems very much perplexed just now
in consequence of the little pamphlet
OF which he dictated. and would fain
saddle the authorship upon the shout
ders of the county board. but its "no
CO." Why did he not tell the people at
the Maxenkuckee institute. that he
dictated it and presented it to the
county board, and they adopted it?
Will he be so kind as to tell the peo-
pie how he paid for the printing which
cost twenty-five or thirty dollars
He intimates that his acts should
not be criticised. We presume he
would feel better, but we ask, that
when a public officer so far tran
scends his duty as to assume Dictator
ship and pervert his office. practice
malfeasance for personal aggrandize-
ment. does it not behoove the people
who live under Republican or Demo
cratic governmenment to protest
against such assumption and usurp.
alton of power.
We would inform the astute Sup
erintendent that THE REPUBLICAN,
ignorant correspondent OF Marmont
does not live under Monarchial gov
ernment. consequently he does not
propose to bow to dictators.
Ora Pro NoBIs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

rical rhetoric. stripped of evidence to
clear up the mystery. The same
principals are true to inferior animals
L have been taught to believe that
man had an immortal soul and that
in this particular, and alone, he
differed from inferior animals, and 1
expected from this lecture to learn
something new, but doubtless like
many others, was disappointed. He
also stated that Huxley, Spencer and
Tyndal were religious men, but his
tory aud their own words teach us
that there is a wide difference be-
tween their belief and that Of the
speaker.
In short, the lecture was either q
mistake in the name of the subject or
failure in the logic Of the speaker.
Had it been called an "Exortation
to discard scientific investigation and
accept popular theories unaided by
proof. it would then have been sue
cess, but it is safe to say that all seek
ers after new light came away disap-
pointed. Scientists were disappoint-
ed because they did not hear a single
proof investigated. Anti-scientists
were disappointed by not hearing a
single argument refuted.
Give us man with some kind OF
Browning glory" immortality, any
thing: or give us evolution, and lie,
scientific investigation move on
though creeds and isms are pow.
dered to dust, and driven to the
winds like the morning cloud before
the rising sun.
A DISAPPOINTED HEAREK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

loose boards in his sidewalk is the
cause of much profanity.
There are 453 pupils enrolled in the
Plymouth public schools, including
the Ward school, which has 80.
Sam Gretzinger. who has been WIS.,
ting several weeks i'll Kendallville,
returned Saturday evening.
Rev. Thomas Wamsbaugh, of South
Bend. Mrs. Geo. Kendalrs father,
preached an able discourse at the NJ.
Z. Church last Sunday.
Good Suits for eight dollars at
BECKER & VOLTS.
Several citizens are agitating the
subject of organizing young mems
temperance society in this city. Will
they be called S. o. T.?
As two young ladies were crossing
Michigan street Sunday afternoon, n
COW took offense at their rosy cheeks
and chased them half square.
The Episcopal sociable will be
held at the residence of c. G. Buck
tonight. Supper from 6 to 9. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Prof. Chase became tired Of writing
examination questions and has pur-
chased a copying press, with which
he writes questions with dispatch.
The Presbyterian sociable which
occurred at the residence of DR.. L. A.
Borton Friday night, was a grand
success. The house was Overlooking
with guests, who enjoyed themselves
to the full extent.
Hon. III. G.. Thayer's white ponie:
got away from their driver yesterday
and ran around the square from La
Porte street to Michigan, finally
bringing up at the First National
Bank, and making their presence
known there by running the buggy
pole through the window.
A Center street youth got to fool
ing with horse Saturday morning
The horse brought his head against
the youths face scratchingit severe.
ly with buckle. His eye was sewed
up and his lip poulticed. He i:
not as beautiful as he was, though G
marked" ornament of society, but
he knows more.
The hands of the clock pointed tc
that hour when disembodied spirits
walk and murderers prowl for Their
prey. The light Of the lamp was burn
ing low. We shuddered in our chair
and great drops Of CLANCY sweat stood
on our pale brow as stealthy ster
came up the stairway A faint moan
was heard, then it deepened into g
| loud shrek. Then voice was waited
DER the stiffness: at -a-u-m, T-a-u-m
come, come" 1t was Jeremiah, Poe's
cat calling Tom Schaeffer.
Sunday was q very windy day
Many hats were blown of, as many
have cause to remember. 1t was q
source OF relief to those who chased
their hats to have some one point il
out to them and say at lit over there.
The most amusing of the hat chasers
was two young ladies walking past
Browns book store. Their hats were
lifted gracefully by a whirlwind and
gently waited up in the air. and ther
down again with force that made
the ladies tremble. After brushing
the walk off several times the hats
were recovered.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

down to us through the Greeks or
Romans. Roman nations, we are
told, throw flowers upon the funeral
pile of Julius Caesar. The tomb Of
Achilles was adorned with lilies and
jessamine. Lycurgus ordered that
soldiers lost in battle should be bur-
led with green boughs above their
heads; and Homer, in his "niad,"
strews forget-me-nots on the tombs
OF his heroes. But not until the age
OF chivalry have We any record of
women strewing the graves of SOL
diers with flowers. From this, we
imagine, originated the beautiful and
touching custom in our own country.
We think there is no more approp-
riate and yet simple and expressive
mode of tcstifying loving remem-
brance of our buried dead than this
laying of beautiful flowers on their
graves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

Gov. Wells and Gen. Anderson are
confined in dark room known as the
Capital dungeon" 1t is described as
aplace scarcely fit for beasts to live
in, the windows being barred, the
walls damp and Shiny, and the ceiling
dripping with water. Yet these men
arc not charged with any crime, their
only offense being constructive con-
tempt of the House of Representa-
tives in refusing to make complete
surrender OF their constitutional
rights to that body. Revolutions have
sprung from smaller outrages than
this
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

A Washington Sunday paper de-
mands that there shall be assassina-
ton if Hayes is inaugurated, and
urges that true patriotism will make
it unsafe for Hayes to he seen on the
streets of Washington. Such talk
will be the means of inducing some
fool to attempt to murder the new
President
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
DANBURY NEWS.

Spring feveris contagious in Plym-
outh.
John Wright spent Sunday In War
saw.
Miss Anna Whitmore is visiting in
Valparaiso.
Orion Mitchell, of Rochester, spent
Sunday inPlymouth.
Thomas Schaeffer OF Rochester,
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
George Kendall proposes to close
is dry goods establishment In Plym-
outh.
Mrs. Boyd has removed her dress
making establishment to West JEFF
erson street.
The man who fails to nail down the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

The following is the list of adver
tised letters in the Plymouth, Mar
shall County, Ind, post Office, for the
week closing last evening:
Milinda Allen, George Cooper,
Sarah Z. Dittrick, A. Hall, A. Har-
ring, John Hittle, J. @. Haug, +. J.
Kenyon, d. F. Miller, Jabob Night
linger, Peter Rose, Josey Runnels
Alice Sarbor.
John J. Swihart, Civil Bend, Mo
l.. Mcdonald, Maxinkuckee, Ind.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Call for advertised letters.
Feb. 81, 1877. WIN. KENDALL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

The Electoral Commission having
counted Louisiana for Hayes an ef-
fort was made by a considerable
number Of the Tilden bummers to
withdraw the Democrats from the
commission, thus forcing it to discon-
tinue its work. To the everlasting
honor Of the Southern Congressman
they emphatically refused to be a
party to such dishonorable move
ment
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

All are cordially invited to attend
the Presbyterian Social at the resi-
depce of Mrs L. A. Simons, on Tues
dxy Fepruary 9th, afternoon and
evening. Tea from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

BY virtue OF writ of execution TO me d.
rected from the United States Circuit Court.
Tor the District of Indiana. 1 will on wednes-
day. March 2ist. 1877, between the hours OF
10 o clock a. M. and Z o'clock p. m. at the
Marshall County. State Of Indiana. offer for
sale at public auction: the rents and profits
Tor term not exceeding seven years. OF the
following described real estate to-wit: The
North forty-seven and fifty hundredths IA
% 100 acres. OF tho South half OF North frac-
ton West OF the Michigan road, OF Section
shall county. Indiana, and upon failure to
realize a sum sufficient to satisfy the de-
mand. L will at the same time and place. and
in like manner. offer for sale the fee simple
for the same. Taken as the property of Har-
vey Atkinson. mt the suit of Mart Leon ct. al.
against Harvey Atkinson.
BEN. SPooNER. u. s. Marshal.
BY W. G. DAVID. Deputy.
Feb. "a. 1877.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
EASTON & DOOLITTLE.

-Four doors north of wheeler's Bank. We
will keep for sale 70 this years trade. the
Champion Reaper and Mower: Studebaker
Wagons and Buggies; the Buckeye Grain
Drill and Cultivator; the Advance Walking
Cultivator: the Challenge Corn Planter: the
South Bend Chilled Plow: the Singer Sewing
Machine; the Toledo Wood Pump. Iron and
Brass lined; the Thomas Hay Rake. and
everything in the Implement line. from q
Reaper to a Rake tooth. Farmers will
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
Make Money

by calling on US for terms and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. as we will make
everything satisfactory.
EASToN & DOoLIrTLE,
BIN 2Omc Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
Seven up would suit the Democrats
much better than seven to eight.

The school revenue of Indiana for
the next year will be but S1S0,O00.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

lfyou want aquick, easy and good shave
go to PeteriHecker He Is the boss bar.
Der of this locality Shop, basement in
Hoham's block, LaPorte street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
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HOUSE.

The attention OF Farmers and Agricultural
men Is called TO the new Implement Agency
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22
F. M. BURKET.

tire satisfaction in every respect.
Diseases of the mouth and teeth
successfully treated. Teeth extracted
actthout pain by the use of nitrous
oxld gas. Consultation free. 1 am
In Bourbon Tuesday and Wednesday
OF each week. 2O-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-22

L. This department under the control OF the Senior
extensi practice enjoyed respectfully solicited