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United States Marshals Sale

United States Marshal's Sale
Tinted States Marshal's Sale.
ALEX & JOHN DEsSksrows EDWARD J.
GAY SUBRoGATED vs.. No. $3.50, JOHN
NELSON INDIVIDUALLY e. AS ExR.
A. J. DONELsON JR.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
l. Court for the 5th. Circuit and District
of L~ouisiana.-By virtue of a writ of Alias
Fieri Facias to me, directed in the above
entitled suit, ! will proceed to sell to this
highest bidder on Saturday the Fourth dav
of August 1877 at IL o'clock NJ. at the door
Of the Court House in the town of ThibO.
daux Louisiana. the following described
property to-wit:
in the Parish of Lafourche on the left bank
Of the Bayou Lafcurche partly opposite the
town Of Thibodaux and partly above,
measuring nineteen arpents more or less.
front on the Bayou Lafourche, by the
depth OF eighty arpents. bounded above
by a road leading to Bayou Lee and below
by the tract of land known us the Fields
tract, and being the same property couir-
ed from Widow and heirs Of Thomas Bibb.
on 18th February, 1886, by John Nelson
n Andrew J.. Donelson, together with
all the improvements thereon.
2nd.-Several fractional sections of land
in the vicinity of the Grand Bayou. being
the southeast quarter of sections No. one
hundred, in T. N. fourteen, $. of r. No. six
teen East. acquired of Mrs. A. A, I.aforest.
on the 9th Of April, 1858.
3rd.-The South half of N. E. quarter. of
Northeast quarter, North half South. east
quarter of section No. six, and South half
OF section five, in r.. fourteen, S. r, seven
teen east. and the South east quarter of
section 81, T. IA, s. X. 16 E, and South.
east quarter of Southeast quarter section
81, in t. l3. s. K. Is E., and the North half
OF section North east quarter Of South west
quarter OF and South east quarter of sec
ton No. eight, and Northeast quarter Of
Northeast quarter of section seventeen
Ill T. IA, S. II. II East, acquired from the
State Of Louisiana, as by patents Nos. 1857.
363o, 3b69, issued on the 9th of January
1897; and the South east quarter of SoutI.
east quarter of section No. 6. T. IA, s. r.
II East, as per registered receipt No. 1879.
issued on the 9th January, 1857: all said
land In the Southeastern Land District.
and containing together about fourteen
hundred and one 46Il00 acres supericies.
Seized in the above suit,
Terms: Cash on the Spot.
United States MarshaEs Office. New Or
leans, 3Oth day of June 1877.
jack WHARTON.
OF UniteV States Marshal.
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What the Bilious Require.

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief
camse of its disorder, it is evident that what
the bilious require is an alternative stimu'
liant which will arous it to activity, an eff
feet that is followed by the disappearance
Of the various symptoms indicative of its
arrangement. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
invariably achieve the primary result men,
toned, uesides removing the constipation,
Hatulence. heartburn, yellowness of the
skin and whites of the eyes, pain III the
right side and under the right shoulder,
nausea vertigo and sick headache, to which
bilious invaiids are peculiarly subject. As a
remedy for chronic indigestion, mental dcs-
pondeucy and nervousness the Bitters are
equally etficacious, and as a ~renOvant of
lost vigor, a means of arresting premature
decay, andia source of relief from the mfr
mites to which the gentler sex is peculiar
~ subject, they may be thoroughly relied
upon.
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The closing exhibition and
distribution of prizes at the Mont
Carmel Convent in Thibodaux
came off on Tuesday July II.
As usual this proved to be
quite a treat to all who were pre-
sent.
The pupils acquitted themsel
YES in a manner that proved sa-
tlsfactory to their parents and re
fected credit upon The ability
and success of the Sisters in
charge Of this school,.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cureds

All sufferers from this disease tn -
anxious to be cured should try -
mer's Celebrated C~onsumptire PoedstI[
Powders are the only preparation 49, 49,
that will ure Constipation and. all dlea
OF the Throat and Lungs-indeed, % 49,
is our faith in them, and also to eonslees -
you that they are no humbug, we wil
ward to every sufferer, by nail. posi- r.
a free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until yea -
perfectly satisfied of their curative 49,
II your life is worth saving, don't delsy II
giving these Powdets q trial. as they -.
surely cure yOn. -s
Price, for large box, $500. sent = ~
part of the United States or Canada =
mail on receipt OF price.
Address.
ASH Il ROBBINS,
360 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, n. =
l4ap TAR.
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LII any two men in the State
OF Louisiana deserve a term of 90
years III the Penitentiary, those
Two men are j. Mad. Wells and
Tom G. Anderson.
Let the Investigations of those
lh'amous men proceed, and NAV
the reward for their crimes come
promptly. "
mere Is no p~alliation for the
monstrous crimes they have com.
n'l'1ea' and there should be no
mercy to save them from lust
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Ste. Valerie School.

The commencement exercises
of this excellent school for young
beginners, under the direction Of
the Misses Naquin, came off on
Friday evening, the 18th ult.
Seats were prepared for the au
deuce beneath the outrageous
catalpas fronting the gallery
which answered the purpose of a
stage.
The exercises were lnaugurated
by a neat and appropriate salu-
tatory address delivered in a very
happy style by Miss Brigitte
Brand. Then followed the repre-
sentation entitled De la simplicit6
dams p~ajustement. in which seven
teen of the younger girls took
part and wherein they acquitted
themselves very creditably lin
nocence reconnme, was the next re
presentation, iu which twenty
three of the boys participated E;
the principal parts being sustain
ed by Luc Boudreaux, Emile
Prejeant, Matt Tanner. Joseph
Robichaux and Edouard Dantin,
who did full justice to the charac
tiers they assumed La diseuse de
bonnie aUentWre. was the last piece
acted, and was rendered with d
skill truly remarkable for girls OF
such tender ages. Miss Alice Au
coin appeared in two characters
which she ably sustained. Brigitte
Brand. Adele Gabrielle, Olezima
Lescault, appeared in the other
parts. The character Of "mother'
was ably sustained by Miss
Louise Robert ; and little Aga
the Leblanc was admirable III
"Sugette." the servant.
We do not remember having
been better entertained than in
witnessing these Interesting excl
cises.
Misses Odile and Emelina Ma
quin deserve we'll of the commun.
ty. Their school is really an exec.
lent one for young beginners, anG
deserve to be encouraged. We
had the pleasure of attending the
last commencement of this flour
lshing little school, a year ago
and note with pleasure the pro
gress achieved Ivy these same
children, since then.
Miss Alice Aucoin came for
ward after the last representation
and IN her valedictOry address
delivered in English, returned
thanks in behalf of the scholars tt
their teachers for their untirine
labOrer and attention during the
past twelve months, also to tlt
audience and principally to thei1
pastor the Rev. Father Menart
for their presence ontlns occ tsior
for their interest manifested in bt
half of Ste. Valerie School and
vOuchsafing tor the future the co,
%tinuance OF their favorable cons
Iteration in it's behalf. This euteC
the interesting ceremonies OF tn.
day. X.
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The Iriune Democrat is a
new weekly just started at Don
aldsonville, edited by Gould and
Winfree.
Donaldsonville, by being Vigi
liant may prove herself the Chief
OF country towns, if she can keep
the .Isiune democrat moving
along in its lively course.
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THE TWO AND A HALF MILL TAX.

At the moment when the Po-
lice Jury is reorganized under the
new law by the addition of capa
BILE and responsible members. l
believe it opportune to examine
the question Of the q mile tax
as created by the former Police
Jury, under Schueider's Presiden
cy.
But before we go deeper into
the matter, it behoves us to cast
a look behind and to examine
the financial condition of the Par
ish.
(As 1 have already amply ex-
posed the facts, 1 confiue myself
to day to the principal ones.J
On the first of September, 1873,
at which date the radicals took
charge of parochial affairs, the
parish owed:
Bonds and Coupons( Free Market
and CrevasseS).... .$6,971.22
Warrants and certificates 7,4SS.45
Total. .$14,429.6 S
There remained owing to the
parish for current taxes and H.
ceuses, $19.SS7.52.
From this date, Sept. 1, 1873.
to the 31st of December. 1874.
the radical Jury hasreceived from
collections, S26,665.7 IS, and by
Its maladministratlon leaves to
its successors the enormous debt
OF S13,751.O2, which remains the
source of all our embarrassments.
On the LIST day of January 49,
70, the democratic Jury resumes
the direction of the finances, with
the Inheritance as above men.
toned OF a debt of $13,751.O2.
This Jury, with but a minimal
revenue, pays $3,55S.49d of the
old debt, and $11,3lS.7l3 of the
current debt, without pressing
anybody. thus reducing the first
to SlO,193.32, and leaving on the
last a balance due of $G,475.S6.
represented besides by S6,5O3.22
OF current taxes, and about $500
of licenses not yet returned to
the parish by the Collector. I
leave aside the back taxes. for it
is impossible to pick ont among
all the manipulations OF Oscar
Crosier, what is really due and
what is not. There are found thou
sands Of assessments o u not exist
ing horses of unknown negroes.
and not less chimerical assess,
meats on, properties, which did
not exist. except in his own dis
ordered imagination. What did
he care whether the assessment
Vas correct Or not, the more helm.
tlated it, the more commission he
got, and SO be kept en- assessing.
God knows, where he would have
stopped, it the thieves paradise
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For the last two months, pa
pers from Louisville, KY. reach
this Office on Friday. Formerly
they arrived on Thursday.
So much for the increased rapi.
ditv of railroad travelling.
Gan any one give us the Key
to this change of Schedule
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1t would be we'll enough for
the Inspector to examine the
Strangers Hotel, and ascertain
whether "TOm." has complied
with the law, requiring Hotel pro
prletors to keep a rope in each
room TOR persons to let them
selves down to the ground in
case OF fire.
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured-no kmmbHg..ye ca
months usage Of Dr.. GonLayds CAesss
lnfdNtble FIT Powders. To convince sunee.t
that these powders will do all we claim y
them, We will send them by mail, pcesra.s
a free Trial Boz. As DIR. Goulards is the 90
physician that has ever made this disea3 !
speciel study, and Is to orr knowlea
thousands have been permanently e"sss NJ
the use of these Powders, zoe riu gsafesj
apermdnent cure in every case, or 49,
you all money expended. All sufferers sneat.
give these Powders an early trial. aneaF
convinced of their curative powers
Price, for large box, $500, or I ooxee =,
$1,000. sent by mail to any part Of w.
States or Canada on receipt Of price,
express, C. o. ID. Address,
ASH Il ROBBINS,
800 FULTON SrgEEr. BRookLrN, N.
IA ap-77A&R.
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La.
SATURDAY, JULY 2lst. 1877
Locals.

When Arena & MOlaisOn re-
ceived their ice in May, they fear
ed that they would not be able
to sell it all. Now they fear that
it will be all gone by the middle
of August. Aud then
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The Parish Court has been in
session this week. L. d. Moore
left on Thursday for Monroe to
attend the trial Of the contested
elections of sheriff and coroner
before the supreme court.
On monday the Police Jury
will meet in the Court House.
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MAYOR's CoURT.-On Tuesday
July II, Frank Richmond accns>
ed of abusing aud cursing Jos
sephine Williams, fined $3.50.
Wednesday, Charley Laughin.
sleeping on the banquette in day
time. Fined $500.
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There has been for two
weeks, 10 cents laid up in one
corner of this Office to buy peach.
es with.
Gut OF 70 peach vendors who
nave called, not one has been
aoie TO show a ripe peach. Peach
growers seem to imagine that it
Wouid be a horrid crime to per>
mil one poor peach to get ripe.
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An unpleasant rumOr con-
corning the death of a former eiti
zen Of this parish, By violence in
Iberia Parish, has been circula.
ting here for two or three weeks.
The whole report is a fabrication
not a word of truth in it.
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SALES TO DAY.-Wlll be sold
at HOuma the Windermere plan.
tation, now in possession of Us.
car CrOsier.
On the same day will be sold in
Thibodaux, the F!orac plantation
now in possession of y. Dupuy.
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Cash on hand.
Sabbath School Department.
Collected $3.50
DISTURBED for bOoks...... 10 90

Cash on hand............ $50
Out of the $2S3.S5 on hand, $3.50 were
collected and specially get apart for a ban
quette in front of the Church, and the bal
auce will be applied to repairs and improve
ments as far rs it will 60.
in accordance with a resolution passed
in the conference, the thanks of the body
are hereby rendered to a generous public,
and particularly to Messrs. Leblanc,
Dunn, Young, Franklin, Thornhill, De-
George, Holmes, Guttridge and the ladies
and gentlemen, who assisted him in the en-.
tertainment, for their kind assistance.
Great credit is also due to Elder I. H.
Harper. the Pastor OF Allen Chapel, for the
extraordinary and self sacrificing energy
and perseverance, with which he has star
ted and prosecuted the difficult work of
raising funds for the execution Of the much
needed repairs, and for placing the Church
in a prosperous condition financially, du,
RUG these lard times. for which labor too
much praise cannot be accorded HIM.
We also thank the Editor of the SENTI.
MEL, for his kindness in publishing this,
our report, without charge.
GRANDSON SANDERS,
Secretary Of Conference.
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The Police Juries of the
Parishes of st. Mary and West
Baton Rouge, have passed Ordi-
nances prohibiting the opening of
any stores within their respec
tive limits, on Sundays.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CON-
i stantly on hand a large assortment of
Pickets. Barrels and Hogsheads Slaves,
which he offers for sale at low prices
j. A. BERGERON.
LafOurche Crossing p. o.
June 9.'77-3m.)
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Work was commenced, on
Monday on the new Market
House. The foundation is now
put down, ready for the iron
posts.
Fl. F. Thibodaux does the Brick
work.
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SALE.
CONSTABLE ,S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

GEORGE BONNER VS.. PETER WINDY.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT, PARISH
- Of Lafourche.-Take notice, that by
virtue of a writ of fe,i tacias, emanating
from the above Court, in the above entitled
suit, l have seized and will offer for sale al
public auction at the late residence of de.
PENDANT, situated on MarOnge street, in the
town Of Thibodaux, on
Monday, July 3Oh., 1877.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, tO-wit:
Beadstead and Mattrass, l Bureau, !
small cypress Armoir, l Carpenters work
bench, ] lot of tools, J foot mat, 2 wash
Tubs, 2 Trussels. l saw buck. l Paddock
and key.
Terms and conditions: Cash. Said sale
will be made to satisfy judgment and costs
OF suit IN this case.
HENRY l.. BOUDREAUX,
Constable.
Parish of Lafourche, this Doth day OF
July, 1877.
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SHERIFTS SALE.
SALE

vi O1C1fANA.
HERMAN & VIGNES. VS.. JUSTIN ANE-
DEE.
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Il Court, for the Parish OF Lafourche. No.
lo32.-By virtue of an order of sale to me
directed in the above entitled and num-
bered case, will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder, at Raceland, at about fifteen
miles below the tow of Tbibodaux, on
Saturday the 4M day of august 1877.
between the hours of IL o'clock A. M .ra
4 o'clock +. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain trading boat and a skiff at
Kaeeland, in the parish of Lafourche, and
the contents thereof consisting of Goods,
Groceries. Wares and Merchandise, SC.
Terms OF sale:-Cash. n'the spot in u
s. Treasury notes.
july2l,' II.
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SUCCESSION OF CELESINE HENRIE'
deceased wife of THEODORE TRONE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- Court, Parish OF Latourche. Wereas.
jean Baptitse Lenaine of the Parish of
~Lafnurche, duly qualified Executor Of said
Estates. has this day filed in this Office, q
final account of his administration, praying
for the homologatiOn Of the same.
Now, therefore the parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce in this Office,
within ten days following the publication
of the present notice. such objections MS
they may have against the homologation
of said account otherwise the same shall
be approved and ho~mologated according
to law.
~ Witness my hand and the impress
Sof the seal Of my office, this 2lst day
S of July 1877.
j. w. KNOBLOCH
Clerk, 18th Judicial District Court.
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D1ED.-July 18th 1877, at 4 o'clock P. M
JENNIE KEEFE aged 3 years. 2 months, and
8 days.
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Notice to Subscribers.

This mark K, On the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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Notice.

l hereby withdraw from the firm of
Sternberg, Leblanc & Co.
JOS. Leblanc,
, Thibodaux, La July 21st. 1877
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Communicated
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
A. M. f.. CUuRCU-

AuloOuauA, La, July II, lo||.J
EDITOR SENTINEL Allow us, through
the medium OF your valuable paper. to
make the following statement of sums col
lected for the benefit of Allen Chapel in
this town:
By subscription, festival. prize zane and
public collections. .............. $655.70
Which has been disbursed as fol-
lows:
On debts and repairs of Church
property $25l.85
Presiding Elder and Pas
10000 yl.Ss
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Salu cOllectlOnS be divided equal
~ between each and every one of
the years, for which warrants are
due. That, when tho warrants of
one year are exhausted, that the
balance of the money applied to
such year, it there be such q ba
lance, shall be divided among
the other years, and so forth.
AS it is the duty of the treasu-
rer to post up the numbers OF
the warrants, which will be pays
able in the order of their respec-
tive numbers for each and every
year, the warrants, which shall
not be presented within a COVE
nlent delay, say ninety days,
shall be Cancelled on the books
OF the treasurer
30. That the Police Jury shall
decree, that a tax of % mills
shall be levied on the assessment
of this year (1S70. and collecta-
BILE merit year 1873. That the
amount Of this tax, to be called
redemption tax, shall be especial
" attributed to the final and com.
plete. eXstinctiou of the debt, fol-
lowing the above described sys-
tenn: as regards the above par
tltlon the money so collected, for
each and every one of the years,
Tor which warrants are due:
L am certain, that, by this
means, satisfaction would be gi-
ven to the great majority of the
creditors, that the parish credit
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WHOLESALE AGENTA

Address all orders to
l. s. JOHNSON h CO,
Bangor, Maine, Propriseass
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

with his charts, now came up; he saw
how matters stood, and, with a voice
that / heard distinctly above the roar
of the tempest, ordered every man to
his post.
1t was surprising to see those men
bow before the strong will Of their
captain, and hurry back to the pumps.
The captain then started below to ex-
anime the leak. AS he passed me, l
asked him if there was any hope. lie
looked at me and then at the other
passengers, who had crowded up to
hear the reply, and said, rebukingly'-
eyes, sir, there is hope as long as
one inch of this deck remains above
water; when l see none of it then |
shall abandon the vessel, and not be-
fore nor one of my crew, sir. Every
thing shall be done to save it, and if
we fail it will not be from inaction.
Bear a hand every one of you at the
pumps"
Thrice during the day did we de-
spair, but the captains dauntless cour-
age, perseverance, and powerful will
mastered every man on board, and
they went to work again.
~ 1t$ll land you safely at the dock
in Liverpool" he said, ''if you will be
men,"
And he did land us safely; but the
vessel sunk, moored to the dock. The
captain stood on the deck of the sink
inc vessel receiving the thanks and
blessings of the passengers as they
passed down the gang plank. L was
the last to leave. AS | passed, he
grasped my hand, and said:-
"Judge p, do you recognize meF
told him that | was not aware that
had ever seen him until l stepped
aboard his ship.
"Do you remember the boy in Gin.
cinnati?"
every well, sir: William IIaverly.'
~ am he. God bless your sale
he.
And God bless noble Captain Hay
erly