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famous Perspveran

The famous Perseverance
Rice Mills of Kip & Ruch, in
New Orleans. presented three
magnificent cakes to the fire CON
panies on last Monday at the
Fair. One was a Nuga about -four
feet high, and all were made b,
the famous contectiOner of Thibo
. danX, Mr.. A. WeiSSenthaner. The
three beautiful young ladies rep
r">rnting the various companir.
! drew lots for the Nuga, whr,
Miss Webre. representing No. l
was the lucky drawer and Oh
.Iained tue cake.
The three cakes were sold. and
i">"ld at auction. until they pro
'l"r,'d over $4,000. Kip & Rucl
:Are live men, and know the valu,
III advertising and making them
selves known to the public. Sucl
acts as these speak louder thai
words.
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duties and powers of said Administrator OF
Finauce, or parish treasurer.
SEC. :. Be it further enacted. ETC., That
the Board of School Directors of the city OF
New Orlerns be, and is hereby authorized
to change and designate the day upon
which its regular monthly sessions shall be
held.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, ect., That
all laws. or parts OF laws, i'll conflict with
this act, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed, and that this act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1877.
(Signed) FRANCIS L. NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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Died, in New Orleans r.. .

Died, i'll New Orleans La. at
the ST. Louis Hotel, on Tuesday
April "a. at II O'Clock M. Statu
quo. The deceased was believed
to be a native of Washington
city, born at some unknown pe-
Rod, which has escaped the mem.
DRY of man. When he came to
New Orleans, he was far ad-
val'ced in consumption, in fact
was beyond the hope of physi.
clans and friends. He took rooms
III Packard's coonery in January.
and never went outside of the
building. On Tuesday last he
calmly expired.
ofdtu quo was a good sort of a
fellow, didn't mean any harm
was more disposed to peace and
quiet, than to turmoil and strife.
Peace to his memory.
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EXECUTIVE Dept, STATE LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, April 10, 1877.

EXECUTIVE Dept, STATE LOUISIANA
New Orleans, April 10, 1877.
To the Hon. Chas. B. Lawrence, Wayne
McVeigh. John NJ. Harlan, JOS. r.
Hawley, John c. Brown:
Gentlemen-I have the honor to trans
nit herewith a copy of joint resolutions
adopted by the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana.
In SO doing | desire to say that they
express not merely abstract ideas. but
the convictions of our people. which
will be practically executed by them
through their representatives. their
courts and their executive government
As the Chief Magistrate of the State it
will not only be my pleasure but my
h"unden duty to give every assistance
IN my power leading 10 that end
| am thoroughly satisfied that any
course or political action traced on a
narrower line than the good of the
whole people. regardless of color or co l.
dltion, must inevitably lead to disaster
and rum. My views on this subject were
fully stated to the conyen ion by which
l was nominated, aud 10 the people bv
whom l Was elected. and every DAYS eX-
Perlence ~tortiiies me in the bel eff that
any policy founded ON these principles
must necessarily result iii The attain
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Letters from HOuma.
HOUMA, Terrebonne Parish, La !
April, "a, 1877. !

April, "a, 1877.
ED. SENTINEL.
SIR But for the inclemency
of the weather Oh Monday. your
city would have presented a gay
appearance. Although the rain
commenced at an early hour, Yet
quite d number Of the HOuma
Fireman, we're prepared to take
the cars at the appointed time.
On arriving in Thibodaux, kindly
greetings were exchanged and
many were the anxious inquiries.
us to whether there would be a
turn out. Alas! no. The rain had
rendered it impracticable.
When the bands of the various
companies arrived at the Church
where the fair was being held ,mu-
sic became the order OF the day.
The young ladies at the various
stands We'd with each other as to
who should prove most kind and
courteous to those visiting the
scene of testivity. All seemed to
enjoy themselves and none more
50 than our Houma Firemen who
were delighted with the kindness
extended them 10y their friends of
Thibodaux. O..
HoUMA, April Goth, 1877.
SMALL-POX.-We have four
new cases of smallpox to record
in town. All the sufferers are col
Ored.
FIRE.-At eleven O'Clock PM,
Monday the 23rd inst, a fire was
discovered in the roof of tue kitch
ell of Mrs. H. L. Henry, by the
colored people who were retur.
ming from Church. The fire which
is supposed to BE- the work of al
incendiary, Was promptly extin.
gui>hed.
CHEEKY THIEvEs-On Tuesday
night, the "a isn't, doe Walker.
alias Joe Christal and Alfred
Ford, entered the residence OF E
Picou, and stole thercfrOm Jewel
ry, money, clothes and the store
keys, after which they repaired
to the store of Mr.. Picou, ant
stole goods OF all descriptions
the whole amounting to abou'
100000. The parties were
brought before Judge Sidney
this morning, and after the preli
urinary examination, were remain
manded to Jail without privilege
, OF bond.
;, SALUTE.-On Tuesday night
fifty guns were fired in honor o
LoniSiana's redemp ion.
SHOT.-Last night, at about
. o'clock, Mash Gibson was shot b,
Willis Haines. 1t appears tina
Gibson who WAS partly mtoXica
ted, threatened the lite of Haines
and thereon received a load o
. buckshots, which penetrate,
, around the right shoulder. 1t i
also said that both fired simulta
neously. The parties are colored
I The preliminary examination vii
. come off this evening befor
Judge Sydney.
r Respectfully,
"OLIO."
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last Tuesday Mr. Roy

-on last Tuesday Mr.. Rovira
"i" has been filling The position
."I dsrk of the District Court.
under commission of Kellogg.
based upon the count of the Re-
turning Board, but who was de-
.te:'trl ut the polls by his oppo-
ncnt. gracefully turned over the
News of the Office to J. w. K,.o-
lao h. who at once assumed the
.4niirs of the position to which
IA nn'i been honestly elected.
On Thursday j. l.. Comeaux
Recorder who was on the same
ssmat with Rovira gave M the
sArN> of that office to Mr.. Il. f.
.iAtil;Hnc.
.tu the same day. Oscar Gro.
,ei,r tHrmed over the Tax rolls to
li,i> successor, p. Il. Lorio, ESu.
ia,tcgard TO those retiring off
legs. lln complaint has been found
a",u>t them personally, by per,
>"t,> having business in those OIL
.rr>. The manner III which they
.h,ne.l"'eu placed in their. resurc-
uirr mnsi,iuns has been objections
iAe4aul caused harsh comments
.I,in. retiring officers will find
.u"ihiag but friendly sentiments
tnw,rtlS them among those who
lhasr politically opposed them
llerstsdpre.
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A. joliet. Administrator. will
Se'i at public sale on "Wednesday
May :. 1877. tract of land. snh.
divided in lots of 10 to 50 acres
situated in the parish of Terr4'
bonnie on Bayou Blue, 'said land
belonging to the succession of
Jean Charles Bergeron and wife.
together with movable property
MovabRS will be sold for -ash .
the land one half cash. and the
balance in March. 1873.
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Laurent FranciOni of Laba-
dieviIle, and Oscar FoIse of AS
SUMPTION, have established a
commission house at No. 5, st.
Louis street New Orleans, for the
sale of all species of produce.
They are both we'll known citi>
zens, natives of Assumption, and
possessed of All extensive acqualn
tanceship in the Lafourche vally.
See their advertisement.
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YOU SAY CONSUMPTION cannot be
cured. 1t can, by this new principle, new
way. DR.. J. H. McLean's Cough and Lung
Healing Globules. The healing gas genera
ted when sucking them being inhaled, stop
tubereula irritation and cure Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Consumption or any diseases
Throat or Lung. Trial Boxes, by mail, 25
cts. DR.. H. McLean's Office, 3l4 Chest
nut, st. Louis, Mo,
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There has been more mad ",

There has been more mad wo
men in ThihOdauX this week.
than ever was heard of. Since
Louisiana has become free every
man and boy has stretched him
self out. so that his pantaloOns
are all four inches too short. And
that's what the matter will
Louisa Anna.
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Bids v i'll be received by the
Police Jury Of Terreboune, up to
May Ia. for the construction of a
new parish jail in the town OF
.uOuma.
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Nws0gWsMM4 Just puOllSleu, uc" -
|EI1g4@N1 DR.. CulrerreN's Celebrated !,
sxssSsIIW ION the radical cure iwithous ~ =.
cine) OF SPERMATORRHEA % -
inal Weakness, Involuntary Semlnai -
IMPoTANCY Mental and Physical incsR%
ity, Implement to Marriage, te.;a'sO;v =
SUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, indnc.1 : :
self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza
tYPrice, in u sealed envelope OILY 4
cents. -
The celebrated author, IN this aalu IA
Essey, clearly demonstrates, from Z -.
years successful practice, that the s.d;
consequences of self abuse may DO ra' III
cured without the dangerous use =, -. ~
nal medicine or the application OF Ine ~,
pointing out a mode of cure at once
certain, and effectual, by means
every sufferer, no matter what ns
ton may be, may cure himself cnesps
vately, and radically.
t-y This Lecture should be ID W1 Il.
of every youth and every man ID .So
Sent, under seal, in a plain ehve.vT
any address. postpaid, on recc'p'
cents or two post sta mps.
Address the Publishers, -rrf
THE MEOA
CO,
ii Ann ST., n. ", P. o Box
l5apl7 ely
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announcement 70 T. the Feeble

Encouragement for the Feeble
Debility, whether it he inherent, or caus
ed by overtaxed strength, or protracted.
illness. has a most depressing influence
upon the mind, breeding an abject melan-
choly nearly akin to despair, and enforcing
the abandonment of cherished projects and
high hopes. Happily, the enfeebled system,
even in extreme cases, is susceptible of in
vigoration. 1t is proved by incontrovertible
evidence that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is an untailling strengthened of the weak,
and that in addition to vitali.ing to physi-
cal organization. it establishes regularly
among those organs upon whose efficient
discharge of the duties imposed on them
by nature, continued vigOr and health de.
pend, Thousands of instances might be
cited to show the regenerating influence OF
this health giving agent in cases 0 debility,
liver disease, dyspepsia, nervous ailments
constipation, intermittent fever, urinary
and uterine troubles, govt and rheumatism
and other maladies.
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The printing of the Govern
, oI's letter to the commission.
ers and Legislative acts deemed
. of interest to the readers of the
SENTINEL, causes a number OF
articles in reference to the Fail
!. and Firemen's day, to be post.
pOned until next issue.
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Special Notice.

Office State Tar Collector, Pnrts" Y
che. eotner Narkct a.d Green
stairs. m
THIBoDAux, March 2ita' ~
All persons owing licenses ~.
tax, i'll this parish, are hereby nos ~
the office for the collection OF s;hu
now opened ono
mil State Tax Collees
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LA.
SATURDAY, APRIL, 23th 1877
Editorial Items.

DO not overlook the new adj
vertisement of the One Price
Store. 1t is a live institution.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
A GREAT OFFERl

We will during these Hard Times disposs
of 100 Pianos and Orgars. new and second
hand of first class makers including Water,
at lower prices for cash or Installments N
to let until paid for than ever before Offer
ed Waters GRIND Square and Upright Pio
nos d Organs [Ineluding their Nc,r Sours
mir and Boudoir] are the Best Made. 7~UcJ
tave Pianos $50. 7 1-3 do $3.50 not used !.
year. CO. Stop Organs $50. 4 Stops SIS. Il
Stops 500. SStops S75. 10 Stops SSs. Il Stops
500 cash, not used a year., in perfect order
and warranted. Local nnd ,Ifupeling Aoen,.
panted Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. 4
liberal discount 10 teachers, Ministerr
Churches, etc. Sheet music at half price
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufactn
rers and Dealers, 40 East 14th St., Union
square, N. Y.
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IMPOSING CEREMONY. - On
Wednesday May 10TH, the most
Reverend archbishop PerchG:
will preside over the ceremony OF
tranSlating the relics of st. For
tune at St. Sauveur's Church.
LockpOrt.
The fine passenger steamer
assumption, will land ut Pain
r%onrtville, PlattOnviIIe, Napoleon
vile. Labadieville and ThibOdauN
to convey passengers. Thee fine
binds of music will accOmpan,
the trip. There will be II Splendit
restaurant during the day. and /;
fine dramatic representation al
night. Come one come ally!
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IS. T.. Daunis, Il native and
long time citizen merchant of
Tl'ibodanx, has opened Il house
in New Orleans, Nc. SO and 81
Decatur street, at which he keeps
on hand an assortment of Gro
ceries, and sOlicits the consign.
ments of Cotton. Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Hides, Wool. Furs, Moss.
Poultry, Eggs, Potatoes, SC.
The experience of Mr.. Daunis,
with his known affability and
energy, will doubtless secure {;
liberal share of public patronage.
, See his advertisement.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

rx.vuuwmnx just published, a new edl'iC.s
|EIIsITs91 DR.. CulrerreTs Celebrates 1i
#ssa 4 the radical cure iwithous !.
ino 81 Snnn,1 ATARRHEA OL D.
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TCIeSraDlliC Summary.

MIR. Becchcr preached farewell sermon yes
terday prior to his departure for the West on a
lecturing tour. lie will leave day aud ex.
poets to be absent until the oath OF March,
The United States frigate, Delaware, sunk
at the navy yard and lies imbeddcd
in about 10 feet Of mud. For some weeks work.
men have been engaged removing her ma.
chinery and it is stated that it was all out OF
her when she filed.
Eighty hat.crs in the employ Of MIR.
Crossley whose factory is at Newark struck on
Saturday night. They had been receiving
$l.44 per dozen hats, but concluded to demand
Sl.6S per dozen. Their employers refused to
accede TO their demands. The strike threw
nearly 300 persons out OF employment.
A Washington dispatch says:-The silver
commission had a meeting yesterday, the first
since it adjourned last fall in New York. MIR.
Groesbeck and Professor Bowen were not pres.
ent but will be here 10 4 day or two, when the
commission will complete its labors. There is
no doubt now that there will be majority and
minority report.
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FoRD'S NATIONAL THEATRE. -BoueieauIt'5
comedy of Forbidden Fruit" was played 10
crowded houses last week, at the National
Theatre, in Washington. Il is performance
full OF telling situations. comic mistakes aud
laughable interpretations. 1t has no real merit
and Is but 3 frotby, hasty production Of the
day, that will have oaIy an cphencral POPULAR.
~, and disappear at the end Of the season.
During the matinee on Saturday last Presiden;
Grant and wife, and Prince Fred and lady &C..
cupled private box, and now that the luStre
of the old light pales before the b!az, OF the
coming man, the present incumbent attracted
no more attention than the huUbIcst individual
10 the theatre. No eager gaze, 10 murmurci
reclamation, only passing glance. nothin1
more, was given him, whose presence, but
brief ten years ago. Invoked thuudcrs oil A.
plause. As Hudlbras has il.
III have seen the King Kissed, then c.rcs.cI.
But don't pretend to sag which vas the b;> "
Mr.. Dion Bouccault begins week. e.,
gagement at the National to.uight As Con, in
his own play Of the "Shaughraua. I'ui~ !,
| by far the best OF his creations, and tie b..
| loved OF his own literary bantlIngs. Up 10 Z.
comparatively late period OF the stage the ty,s.
cal lrlshman was represented by some i1ay. ,.il,y
vagabond, always drunk, who generally >,f,...
as the butt Of the piece Tor the other rayr:,
to crack their Jokes upon. Mr.. B,nt.,,n.
has changed all this, and by his creation w.
Con, who. though hating hard work, and i,
fond Of fun as Rip Var Wrinkle, yci j. IL
5ravc, as true and tender hearted a. any T.,
turc on the stage. In fact he is the Irish i'll;
Van Wrinkle, with all the whimsical oilit!.',
and lrol|eries Of the son 0! n" Oaa %os
added.
Well, wander on, blitbc, truaat CDa.
God knows We Iain would hat 81.
We say good bye with moistcncd cy2
Next time, "cus,l mile Juihho.
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Foreign News.

TIE hopes of peace in Europe are strength
epcd bv the fact that the ncsotlaors have
agreed to accept the status quo without quail
lica;ion rs the basis oil treaty. fussia, III ner
circular 10 the Powers. says :-Gulded D? she
desire 10 maintain European accord, Oei0fe
coming 70 anv decision 10 The matter herself,
She wishes to be informed what course the
Povcrs mean to pursue iI view Of the refusal
Of rho Porte TO acccde to their unanimous
wishes. The Times of this mornlog reports
that the peace negotiations have been broken
off. IL CONSEQUENCE OF the Porte's persistence
in the matter OF guarantees. Ii peace Ii not
made with Scrvia before March |, the Turks
intend to march in ccnverglug columns On Nra-
euicyaty, the former capital, and call together
4 Srryian assembly there, rs they think that 10
case Of war Russia will utterly ignore any treaty
Scrvia may have made.
The subject Of the loss oil trade with Amerl-
c. and the successful competition oil America
with foreign countries, occupied prominent
Mace at the annual meeting OF the Shchelu
Chamber of Commerce On Saturday. me
! leading trouble was stated to be that Sheffield
| workmen had not come up to the make and
STYLE required by customers, and further that
| the Americans cxceled in the rapldIty OF their
adoption of labor saving machinery: inc coL,
ISOLATION that remained was that after al! the
English colonies furnished the mos; promlSn"
markets in the world.
Mr. Elder, the United States Consul at Pa
MIRA in the Cauca, fully confirms the terrible
news of the massacre of the people OF Ca
lie says it is impossible to relate to civilized
peoplc the brutal aud beastly details OF tht
crimes committed The Government at 80
gota has condemned the action Of Ger. Pena
but owing to his immense popularity and 10
aucnca ia that region it was found imp'aMCtlca
bic to remove him from his command; Iher'
were fortunately no foreigners killed. but then
property has been robbed and contlscated II
tbc most shameless manner. 1t Is though
that they will all have to leave the country Il
escape certain destruction at the hands OF Inc
robbcr soldiery.
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Ice Gorge.

New YORK, Feb. "a Heating, Pa, tclc-
gram says: At half past four Sunday afternoon
the c, gorge iu the West branch started few
miles above this place. 1t gorged at five about
one mile below at 4 place called Sweezy bar.
At kea;iug the Sinnamahoniug Creek enters
the West branch ard the ice and water immc.
diatcly began TO rise at tremendous rate.
Immense piles Of ice We're backed out Gu the
bottom iarmes, aud in five minutes the entire
fat Was inundated. At a quarter past five The
ice was On levc! with the PHILADELPHIA aud
Erie Railroad bridge which spans the SDoa
mahoning thirty feet above low water mark.
The loss 10 the farmers and lumbermen 10 this
section will be enormous. Thousands Of feet
of timber aud logs are either in the gorge or
looseI from the lmmcDse piles that line the
river aud creek ready Tor floating 10 the spring
Fences are ali down and houses broken aud de-
st1oyed by the vast cakes of ice that have piled
% them. Such food has not been seen since
1877, and great wan. and suffering will ensue.
The scene is one Of great desolation. At this
lime, y. m. Sunday. the gorge has not yet
moved. The bridge is loaded down with cars
IF coal.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-rhc meeting Of the share
holders Of the direct U. S. Cable Company,
voted on Friday last on resolution Of the anal.
gamation party for the appointment Of COM
mission OF shareholders to confer with the di-
rectors on the subject Of amagamatiou. The
amaIgamationists were defeated.
RAGUsA, Feb. 1.-The prince Of Monte
negro sent dispatch 10 the Porte yesterday
stating that lie accepted the proposals Of the
QraDd Fizer to open peace negotiations, and
is wiling to treat directly with TIE Ports"
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Teachers Association,

COLUMBUS, o., Feb 5.-Tho school criu.
missioner Smart has issued call for the meet
ing Of the National Teachers Association at
WASHINGTON en- March lst, ii and I'd. The
following subjects have been arranged for con.
sidcration: The organization Of an educational
museum and the provision OF plans and means
for its OPERATION The further consideration Of
plans for publications connected with popular
education in the South proposed reduction
of salaries, and the relation Of; secondary in.
struCLOn.
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4 dispatch from Scranton, Pa, says One
Of the bank officials at Alontrosc stated on Sat.
urday that Nathan Lcnheim, the abscondDg
cashier, has robbed the First National Bank Of
100000. lie had full control in the matter of
negotiating loans, discountng notes and trans
acting all other business Of the bank, without
even consulting the directors. 1t known that
his bond is good for the greater portion of the
money which he has stolen and that S24 900 is
the most the bank will lose BY the transaction.