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, 1877-03-20
ITEMS.

The General Freight Agents Of tho Western
roads will hold meeting at the Grand Pacific
Hotel tomorrow to take acttou On tic reytaed
list Of freight class'fcations which is to bo
usct1 I'm all lines in Illinois, 1owa, Minnesota,
and Wisconsin, and, ~ far as possible, to ail
points in tile Southwest.
The snoT-stosn of Sunday night put tho
but did not materially interfere with the run
Mug Of tho trains, nearly all Of which arrived
on time yesterday morning.
Mr: ]: Q. A. Bean, lenern1 Freight Agent Of
thu Michigan Central Railroad, has FULLY re-
COVERED from bis illness, and was At Ills desk
again yesterday.
, 1877-03-20
IElEGRApHlC NOTES.

BqsTov, March 1o.--Tho suit Of the Govern.
mcnt against Jordan, Marsh e. Co., to recover
for alleged uudcrvalution Of goods, has tccn
settled By the payment Of $50, 900 and costs.
SRw YonK, March 10.-Thc Delaware, LackA.
lust, at auction, 100 600 tous Of Scranton coal.
, 1877-03-20

Gpecia. DspascA to Tie Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., March IA tlss occurred last
night ut Webster City, Ia, In +. Itulllarl's
bakery about ~ o'clock. It entirely consumed
the building and stock. Nothing was saved.
Loss about s2,500; partially Insured. Cause Of
tire unknown.
, 1877-03-20
FIRES.


IN NEIICTKt4Ns
Tho alarm from Box l1S at T:3o Inst evening
WAS caused bya fra In tho two-story fraino
house, No. 1os Archer avenue, owned by Abra'
ham Drauusteln, and occupied rs a clgar-iactory
by Frnnk KitrheYcr. Damage 10 building, t5G,
fully Injured; to stock, $3.50, Insured Tor e5oj
!u tic Htna Fire Of New York. Cause, de-
fectIYc fue.
, 1877-03-20
The SlnlIX.

CuErENaH, W.. March l9.--A letter from
Red Cloud, dated tho l6tht says some 400 hos-
tiles have arrived at Spotted Tall Agency during
tho present month. No alviccs froin Chief
Spotted Tails mission To Crazy Horse hare az
ritct9
, 1877-03-20

ST. JonSs, n. B., Marct. l9.-1n the K!ngan
Inquest The Jury adjourned for three weeks III
order to get moro evidence.
, 1877-03-20

cONvISC1SH ARGUMENT.
ANTRIM, N. IT,, Siarcl l0-Two young men,
named Campbell and Bailey, flushed political
ls;qss!s. telay BY t1e toE!ses striking Bailey
, 1877-03-20

LITTLE RocE, March ia man named Jonca
shot mud killed anutl,er named Fritz III Lunoko
County OH Friday last. Fritz was uutcr iudict-
ment for tho rupU 0f Jones' wife.
, 1877-03-20


Madison, Via, March l0.-A horsc-thtcf
named Clarlcs Lloyd was tried in tho Municipal
Court to-day for stealing Nurse from Nr. Con-
rad, Of Cross Plains, two weeks ago, but no trace
of tlr horse could be found. and there was not
sufficient evidence to convict Lloyd, who was
released. lie VIVA at Uncc nrrtrtcl b. MI Illinois
Shes,M for stealing horse near Rockford.
, 1877-03-20

DEnL1N. March l0.-tfhu weekly statement Of
tho Imperial Dauk VI Germany shows u decrease
Ut Gb000 marks.
, 1877-03-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thu Human 1tatr.-To Glya It strength
falling out snd quicken its growth.-in short, to
make q L ~ intended, the crownlnf personal charm
will accomplish. II faithfully useA. Thsfs l. 4
stimulating property In thls prspans,un which
greatly aasseta the ggowth at the Nhfss, It the saus
, 1877-03-20

Kofc'dI Bl1patcA to 3A1 7F16HN1,
WAuKruAS, ILL.,, Alarcl, l0.-Tho,nas, mer-
chant of this city, against whom NIL Indictment
was found by tho Grand Jury for Illegal yotlng
on tho 9Th. inst, was today brought before
Judge Murphy, who, upon his pleading guilty,
llnetl hint So.
, 1877-03-20
The SuItan's Speech at the Open.
ing of the Turkish Par
Lament.
How 1t Compares with the Re-
ports from Bulgaria aud
Albania.
Latest Phase Of tho Conflict Between
Church and State in Rome.
THE EAST.
RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC y1croRT.

Petersburg quotes tho Golos as declaring that
peace may now be considered ecrtafnt as En-
gland has apparently decided tile protocol con-
&aLntnE the principle Of coercion. Tho corrc.
sponlent says: "Tho object, Of course, Is to
make people bclye that Russia has gained
diplomatic vicsory.''
THE ROFTAH,
Tho Manchester Guardian dispatch from Con.
stantnop1a says: "The popular feeling
against Mahmoud Da,nni Is gaining ground.
TnIrty Softns wcre arrested Tuesday. THO
Minister Of Police l,az been dtsmfssed because
lie was insut3lclcntly watchful. A largo body Of
softas went to tho palace Wednesday to de-
iuand the release Of their comrades. Threaten
Ing revolutionary r1acards arc Increasing, md
the people within the palace arc becoming
anxtous.h
FIGHT IN nosEfA.
A telegram iron, Pcra says: "A six hours'
obstinate light took place between the Turks
nnd Hosnlans IN saturdny between Bonayeturo
md Drczgnia. Both sides suffered heavily. Tho
Turks retired upou Ll7no.n
THE PROTOCOL
A special dispatch from Berlin snys TINT Rus
sfans appear to regard the protocol as valuable
concession obtaincd by Russia. Tho Nulas ex-
presses tho highest satisfaction at the Auglo-
Russtau settlement. /.
ANOTHER HITCH.
LONDON, March 10.--fn tho House Of Lords
this afternoon, Lord Derby. in reply to q ques-
tton by Easl Granville, said he received MI at,-
swcr from St. Petersburg in rcgarl to the En-
glisll amendments to tho protocol before cou.
Ing Into tho House, and that 1sussta proposes
certain alternatives which tho Cabinet lave not
yet had tItna TO consider.
sErK,ao AID.
4 Vienna dispatch says: IA deputation
from Bosnia to tmplorc tie aid OF the Gear las
passed through kishencl!."
. MORE ournAGgs.
LONDON. Aarch lo.-rhe Ti'aes publishes q
letter fronl Its Peru correspondent wl!Irh con-
taans tho following: "Dark tales Of Musaul-
lna,, v!oleure and r4p'ne continue to reach us
IRON many provinces, especially Bulgaria,
Macedonia, aud Albanlat whsre public security
either On tue highway or In Isolated houscs Or
small hnmlets sccui altogether ut Nil cnd
.es seas Ss s 70 auso re rsor. may y0' or
shat elements nrc at work for futuru
,n,nrf,v",ncn, .,,hnr III core,nm,,,t ~ omn,,s
.st,'",' ~. -. m.s.s,,s nA., " ,1"'"1'
ID tho service, no tits'r-gatheref has bee,i
stopped III Ills garcer OF unlawful exactIou, and
uo stco +. mni1,. townri tlm estah,shuent M
,,H, .,,.ss 49, .,, s,ai,t.. IT,, ~ ~. ~
poo'e eeeu''ty VI s"c a1'"!1's''"tso" " ia"' ~"
equal 1uatlce." ....
THE TURKISH PARLIAMENT.
CoysTAHr1yortE. Marrh 1U.-Thc Turkfst,
Parliament ,o4f to-,'oy on,1 nm. o,un.1 liz thc
auttaa III pefeoA' Ing A!hlstets' the ealel CIV
II, military, aud religious dignttar!cs and for
eigu CAaeges u'Aitaircs, excent thoaa Of Ger.
,auuy md Russia werc present. Tie First Sec.
..s1ss ..''4su..1.. ..,,,..n t..., ~.
tssasf VI taes ou1tah seau ~ spcecl Aeo'n 'ac
tafones IlM Deputies Will takH thclr seats To-
, 1877-03-20

NRw To1E, March 10.-Dcnnis Duane, aged
it, and his sister Maria, aged 30, were fatally
burned this morning during tho Gre Ut ~
Cherry street.
, 1877-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


without apoiogr OF explanation. A. q dtamattst
he takes higher rank certainly thau any other
American. and II there h.. been In
sh1a generation an. master et .tsge'eon-
f.es 70 es.a.a 6s wh him tho
ss II ss@ . e:s xes :, % H. I:
esat 20 esesis Tue asst act il l. pure pure .ad delight,
.,.a $1 .,ess ~ .n ..o.,o ,.si.t
tue story ana erousns aen'!e interest tn
s aston The :ash1 AZ ss Upon !, % t1s
anu o. ha
o. opment ot the .soty In 4 raptd and consecutive @
manner. Again the curtain falls upon an uneom-
pleted situatlon. arising from tho supposed death
Of tho ,ss SadEghrG4n, 2 and Tho capture Of Art
back to lIfe, siyes him a beautiful wakc. and ends
Wild happy triumph Of rlrtaeaud bcattine pun.
more artistic. It,sa model upon which aspiring
asea.t,s. %ss, ss!.a VIZ credit to sa.H's'7ss
'"r Ths sc'' ssoy ii T1s ~ s'G ss.sbrasn !. simple
par, he ef .o or.on c,. VI ra,hs,
upon upon tho Incidents and tho ingenious Mechanical
effects than upon any new grouping Of principles
or any departure from established prees.
ney h.t hsso hs rs'sS,l wh9 YIN. aa!,s P!,s
IT. and ext% s1s e e s ppng h3
WIZ Ky sean % ss X f.. e yoo - to e1oa
5NeSs;: Efeij'e,a:, i !I.a:po'tea e A9:;;sliss @
IT, End nnsl Srsga h hac
II n' tls su s snt:squen. p f 1eesptutc inprisoa:
s y ana Il sG; n,eaa ta5 a n1 ~.
des arc lighssd Sna & staef M Z. hls 4ead whskJ. aJ
s1;ss. ~ ~ ,ho Hiah rhnn aha roo - s,stsH
l. comes 10 hiaasslf ana ta'HE. r. i. IN Heaven:
neet.!a dsw ,n !seland sst d a, vel! ., seSs
assefpion: not IN asten Ths xsks that ttsllSws
VII %ssss sds!;y u dst.1l: e; i as oas !: $ots
an asn a,es ro .s 70 .ls, ns tSs
1opes Tina eSm aa rsnsni tbesesftsf - We hons
b. may for many %safs to come. remarkably
lysy eo;P'e' viii, he c'ner srrcna haete A. a5o
young Enysh officer who u always "peI.
iotns ra'ast for ii. sne atan 40
yaFieus ess.se2s y 90 sss ps q hSheoin ls!:
Ro}.-i E1ofcU n iorei III H. cnx,n ~.
1: 1Mdit 4as Saasqh1aaa h. : lave II uosa.
kiaeatia the police .spy Marrty M ,Dsg ths e.ot;
4!alosac OF tho rlay Aoonhas II WI. "nleh wy afe
e snow " & e. e. r. tear
! the drama and the puole. Mr l,oucicsnlt has not
done better work u anJ o. als plais ~ own DE-
ectpIna OF 70" tna Saa1sao hotse took hitn hunt'
an9 VIII secal haat oav SP1nx' stSspe
| chaae expefience. ply eaea !n!Mla9le
in i: WY. k9t lcsa delighd1i y tonnt narrative
e h!a arat fssi fto4 gtacc. attet ns promise %
tho iHaFson not 10 drink Mote than q talnoletui.
sea sna os % @
way. Thc loYemakins n Rsne;fait - Ns!i u9ao;
| eoMd OF tue passages tatWcen Lfofe aad tne taa-
tdn scarcely nave their equa! IN anY modcth pay
| - ThG sctinc was talF 10 Mast OF tne PasI NJ
Noucleaa!t W. most n ntn9eI ann a. - H., H..
, 1877-03-20

6pxc914 1NEtR41fN 10 1N1 7FbRHEs
ST. PAUL, Minn., March l0.-An old hotel at
Rochester called the Stevens House, built Ii
1850, but sIuec enlarged, ~itha dwelling Of Mrs.
Pierce adjoining, was consumed by fire tAs
morning. Loss 310,uu0. Partly iusured in East
cru ct.iuuantea,
, 1877-03-20

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Murch 10.-Samuel
Carey Ball, late Cashier Of tho llatboro National
Dank, has been convicted OF ctnbcxzlemcnt, aud
sentenced to ten years. imprisonment.
, 1877-03-20

NASHVILLE, Teun., March 19.-Ailller's Hall,
containing two stores, and another store Mt
Murfrcesboro, burned last night. Loss, 81, 900,
cuycrel By INSURANCE.
, 1877-03-20

4 Cough. Cold, or sore Throat Requires
Immediate attention, neR!rrt oftentimes resuitj
IN souaa lneuraho lung disease. HsoHu's Brpu.
ehlal Trochcs wilt almost invariably g.ys relief.
, 1877-03-20

Keen'& Custom HhlFts AIAIe to AIcAsure,---
Very beat. U for 50: no obligation To- keep any Of
kcsn't shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 17a
Madisou.st.
, 1877-03-20
1tAIHTsI3

LlrTLE RocK. Ark, March 19.-Steamcr Flor
cnce Meyer, sunk above hero n few days ago, Is
reported ruieed, a new bnik-hcad built, md the
bUat pumped out.
, 1877-03-20

\ dAlsNOTE1a FINISHED.
PHILADELPHIA, 3larcl, 19.-John, alias "Coon-
cy" Welsh, nEcd rs. was fatally stabbed last
n!ght white ho and two others wese garroting
aud robbing Pat Davis.
, 1877-03-20
F1tANCEt
TUE REVOLUTION or 1913 coNAEAoRATED-
kfRKCu or LOUIE uLAhE.

TUE REVOLUTION or 1913 coNNEAoRATED-
SFRKCA or LOul. BLANC.
1ts1GfcA to LaAdo& Telegraph.
PAais, Feb. Ai-Thls year tha annifersaFy Of
the Revolution OF 1873 has been celebrated by =
number OF democratic banquet&. The most i'm
portant Ut these was oua held at 81. ataude to-
night, which WAS addressed by u. Loula Blanc.
A. hIs name Il tho most prominent III couuec-
tlon with tha event, an4 - he l. almost tue
only QUE leit OF all the great actors In tho most
serious upheayIng Of society which has occurred
In this ceptuty, bis Justification ol the seyoiu-
ttou OF 1873 wax looked forward to with tnuch
interest II. Louis DlaAc said;
FkLtow.CsrixEss: Moro than twenty eight yesss
4cpasgtes W {sou the Grcnt Ut which We TO- light
celebrate the anniversary. Since lhat time va
Asys had u submit for several years 10 tha seg!ne
VI slleacs and night. In ths tntsst4l many u tas
, 1877-03-20

Hollands Aromatiu Hitter Wilma OF Iron IL q
remedy foe nervous debility. lmroyss,.aeA blood.
, 1877-03-20

MtssEAroLis, Minu.. March lD-W@hIlo men
were lowering cask Of beer into vault ycs-
tcrslay tho derrick .Ravo why, striking Consta,l-
tine Welsscr. nha kuuclInE him into yault,
killing him Instantly.
, 1877-03-20

biz, :'Foibldden Ffn!t" !: 'aeee:s. . "
his In,!tahle method Of p:cscnting details ara ~
onee .5 ne rna sha1m ana snc;e:s of the pisx AK
Inhte!.y to possibilities. and laaahsbic breauss Of
Their taIsse Il e appeans to Tho
ta'o Rere tAs. Ane. pjtoa, ha.!ne been employ.
CO z M za y
Tps:s !a,.. 1a's & b.i|ss 3 s@p'e5 > hes ss:
eolIstesal!y win a. | desd.he.d % pan III as IL
sa;s tMf; y. HERBERT: invites Y. Dosx 70 aake
wires that They arc about 10 leaYe town on bnal-
nets nosc't hr.t oense Of that sort}. agree 70 IN
.s CO. {sRa s iSe sns
Nrs. Dors tMlss liannsh 4. Bat1eyl arrive on tho
tse1e t n tlme to break up he and put
compelled to start fos his point Of acttoaton hnt
away Ietween aet. JTs. Dors, it after - seein3
i'es husband o. meets her brother at th9 st.tius.
np. AH parties hare separate roomf, anl 1naty
see Ssshss orc. sseh ss tet 1est . sou' Of a
vic catches hla, m in h,s IL visIny. md mutual e..
onctllatIon and E ths snftaa iism!ss The auaIenee.
plot demands by.play and awkw4stness of sltaa.
lion to make tha representation interesting. and
upon these elements the playwright hns bestowed
his wholc attention. The ALTERING Of tho Junior
ses osne
Of Dores wife, and the shrc~;Ishness of Anst.
Dntte7. To lid In hl!ng up, two or thrce walters
at tho Gardens nsa introduced, and they nre utfl.
lied In tuInbing over each olhce when tic CONVEX
satlon hhFs.
Taking The play ait in al II 10 enjoyable, and al
while entertaining. leaves no impression and moth
Ing to remember. Tho cast te excellent. and what
ever Of faui there mny be- they nrn no light n 10
make complaint sppeaf captions.
, 1877-03-20
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

NUBIENL ENTEfETNlNHIENT3
THU evening there will be three musical enter
tanments, embracing Wide rauxe OF choice. At
Baucrs Music Store tho pnpIs of d.. Fuchs wilt
Rise soircc, With charming programme:
and Al tho Athennur,.I1sll Sig. FArini and
pupils will give = complimentary concert
TO 1trs. 4. II. Matkle, the vocalist.
Mas Abbott will return to-day from Mtlwaukee--
where ake eanR 10 an immenge and enthusiastic
we'll concert at the new Chicago Theatre this
evening, supported BY her entire troupe, including
Of Ii being the Lenten season Mus Abbott will
sing Nearer my God 10 Thee IN a competition
made By an eminent composer especially tor her,
and also eome other choice selections OF sacred
music. This will ho Miss Abbotta last appearance
III Chicago for the Season.
, 1877-03-20

UoncicauIt'a u,aas Of laughablr inconsratttes and
half probable inposs!b!lties auuasl au.all
aualcucs At Mavrtiy's last night. The house did
, 1877-03-20

Of Montenegro has authorized hla delegates TO
abandon the demand for the port Of 6pftza nnd
fortified talanus on Lake ScutarE. but has ordered
them 10 insist npon The right to the free naVl-
CATION Ut the Bo{ana.
4 st.. Petersburg correspondent tclc7raphs
that intelligence from Montenegro confirms tho
statement that the Prime has nbnudoucI his
tlalm for SpItza, but lnaiutains Ills demand for
NIesics. II Is said II tic Porte rejects this ar
rangetnent tho Prince will nppenl 10 the Euro
peau Powers for support.
TIE PROTOCOL.
LONDON. Mnrcf 20-5 \. in.-The Standard in
its leader .nys there Is nothing In the a.ncfd-
ulenta which RusaEa dcsirrs to fntroduce to the
agreement has virtually bcen reached.
LoxpoN, March e0-5 H. m.-The Post In It's
leading editorial says: ''1Vc have reason to bc-
l,cve that the atteratsons which Russta desires
aro certainly at frat sight Ut no great moment.
ter,ns of tho dou.me,itl Is thc assurance which
las been conveyed from 81. Petersburg that
Russia would cunslder Il humiliation ia stRu
couctlrrcntly With the protocol nn engagement io
dtsartn. j.. 1t we arc exactly Informed l,uss!a
cannot dSmobillzc untIl three evcnta lIase lap.
pened: First, the signature Of tic protocol; :;
second, tue conclusion Of pence between
Turkey and Montenegro. aud, third. tho pre-
t'r1inary rehabilitation Of tho aultan's forces.
C0NsTANTtNorLH.
LONDON. March M.-5 Il. m.-A Vienna dis
good news from the Welt,eomes nothing but lad
news frum tho Elst. Intelligence In rcRar1l to
the popular feeling in Copstantlnoplc indicates
state Of things which e1per!cnue has proved to
be the precnraor Of great crisis.
.fATRYT.
LONDON, Afarct, 20-s 4. m.-The Telegraph
says the negotiations for Russian dc1nobitxn-
tto'., OIL t|ic success Of which Eng1nnls adhe'
Hion to the protocol depends, are still In
progress. and havs not reached practical Issue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27

The radical organ in Thibo-
da4x pretends that it cannot com
pretend how Gov. Nichols should
have commissioned j. w. Kno-
bloch as,,C Clerk and E. Z. Leblanc
he Recorder of Lafourche and
give commissions to the radical
candidates for the remaining Off
ces. II that paper knew any of
the facts of the election of Novem
Der 7th, it would know that those
two persons had a majority of the
votes cast and tairly beat their
opponents.
Gov. Nichols issues commis>
sions to those candidates who re-.
ceived the most votes without re
gard to party and if objections
Sre found the Courts are open to
6ettle the disputes. The Union
also warns the members of the
party. not to vote for Rovira
bgain. Voting for a man shat
strives to act %honorably and just
" to all does not suit the morali
ty Of the Unson Editor, neither
can he understand how \ man
pan be q republican and endeavor
10 do what is right, should such a
sourse initiate against the inter
Isss q party:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27

a fair sample Of Radical Super
visors of Registration is NJ. A
Ledet, who cooked the Radical
goose i'll that capacity for the
parish of Lafourche. He testified
with native righteousness, on
Friday evening, before the Black
burn Committee, that in his list
Of registration, deaf mems, con
victs and absenteess' names APP
peared AS voters. He said that he
would not permit the United
States Supervisor of Registration
to inspect the registration list be
cause he did not see anything in
the law authorizing him to do so.
Upon being asked if he had ever
read the law he said ono" We
consider Ledet as a genius, in his
own y, but we are AFT aid that
his system OF acting "under the
law" is rather too progressive
for the welfare of our institutions.
and we think that about as safe
a place as could be found for men
like him would be the State Pen,
tent:aIy.-N. 0. Democrat.
The same remark has frequent
ly been made on the streets Of
Thibodaux-A singular coinci
dence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27

Owing to the impossible con
ydition Of the Terrebonne road the
President of the ThibodaMr d Ter
rebonne Drainage and Navigation
90. was unable to attend the mass
meeting advertised to be held at
r. LeBlanc's store last Saturday.
AS soon as the roads become pas
sable he proposes to visit the
planters and people individually
and ascertain what they are
prepared and willing to do.
{ He has entire faith in the early
success of the enterprise aud be,
lieves that a few days labor, az
soon as the weather will permit
will secure the necessary fund,
to enter into a contract for thu
work.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27

The Donaldsonville Chief does
not agree with US that there is
some rascality in the project to
close the bayou Lafourche. We
are not infallible nor have we any
claims that way, but it does
seem a little strange that a propo
sitiOn to close is all at once forced
upon the people when the only
parties to be benefited by the
move, are the gentlemen compo-
sing the railroad company. The
good planters on the banks OF
that bayou have cOntented them
selves with such c0nveniences
and benefits as their water priv.
leges conferred without express
sing the wish for a change, when,
presto! a railroad company sees
an eye to business in closing the
bayou and straightway the MAJ
chinery is put to work, commenc.
ing in Washington. Success or
failure is yet to be determined
We did not wish In any manner
to convey the impression that
DR.. Darrall was engaged in a ras
cally transaction or that he would
countenance anything of the
kind, but believe he was being
made a ca,s-paw without his
knowledge. Besides objections
may be made by planters living
above bayou Lafourche to hav.
ing a larger body of water forced
against their levees than they are
entitled to by the laws of nature.
Further, We are ofopinion that
the bayou cannot be legally
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27

The plan of counting the
Presidential vote proposed by
the Senate apd House committee
combined, will give satisfaction
20 the masses of the people, and
the decision which this select
Board may give will be sustained
by the good men of all parties:
On Tuesday next this Board will
be formed by ballot IN the two
houses Of Congress, so far as the
members depend upon thell
| selection.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27
THE WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY, JANUA]

closed even by the United States
government because, as we stated
before, in the purchase of Louisi-
aua from France, all navigable
bayous and running streams
were forever to be open to navi
gation-And one point more:
the outlet system has been grow
ing in favor for several years
past, after thoroughly testing the
old theory of combining the waters
of the river to its banks from
which has resulted so much diSaS
ter to the State.-Sugar Planter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27
-One of the great errors

One of the great errors of
Lower Louisiana has Deen the
disposition of the people to pass
by the industrious and skilltull
mechanics in their midst and
seek elsewhere tor such things as
could be manufactured in the vi
cinity equally as cheap, if not
cheaper than abroad.
In the regime now being inau
gurated it is trusted that home in
dustry will be patronized and en-
couraged.
Among the many skilled work
men in Thibodaux is Mr.. p. HO-
gan who has erected shops fol-
the purpose of making Steam
Boilers and repairing the same,
Several years business has proven
the ability of Mr.. Hogan to build
as good a boiler as is
made in any city, and at satisfat
tory prices. Now is the time tc
contract for such work and those
having boilers to make or Iepai'
should call on this gentleman.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-01-27
has there been such

Never has there been such a
general settlement of current
debts in ThibOdaux as this sea-
son has witnessed. Every mer.
chant says that he has no need of
drumming any customer
All are coming up voluntarily
and settling in full. Good crops
have had something to do with
this, but the prospect of a govern
ment is the principal cause. Every
man is so happy that he feels
like paying his debts, and if old
claims can not be liquidated no
new ones will go unpaid.