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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-11-17
Notice.

a meeting of the Public School Teachers
of the Parish of Lafourche will be held on
Saturday, November 2itl, inst, in the Town
of Ttibodaux at : O'Clock 7. NJ, for the
purpose of re organising the School Tea
cl,ers Association, and deIiberating upon
such subjects az may GENE before them.
JOHN DOLESE,
President.
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Renovation mot Prostration.

Did any unfeeble human being ever be-
come strong underathe operation of power
full cathatics or salivants Z 1t is sometimes
necessary to regulate the bowels, but that
can not bs.done by active purgation, which
exhausts the vital forces and serves no
good'purpose whatever. The only true way
to promote health and vigor, which are es.
sential to regularity of the organic func,
tons, is to %inyigOrate, discipline and purify
the system at the same line. The extraordi
nary efficacy of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers in cases Of digestion, assimilation, Sc
erection and discarge, Is universally admit
ted. Appetite. good digestion, a regular ha
bit of body, active circulation of the blood,
and purity of all the animal fluids are in-
duced by this superb tonic and corrective.
II has no equals, moreover, as a preventive
of chills and fever. and other types of ma
larial disease. To emigrants and travellers
it is particularly serviceaule as a medicinal
safeguard.
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.0FPICE COR. MARKETS PATRIOT SITS
Lost or Stolen,

A certain mortgage note Of the sum Of
2si66, 66ss sigl ed August Ii, 1875 by Emilien
,Gisclard payable to his W order. and en-
>dorsed by him. "a months after date bear
ing eight percent per annum interest from
date, until final payment Singed and pa
rraphed Ne uarietur" by August Cretni,
Notary Public.
The pnblic is warned not to negotiate
for the said note, as payment OF the same
mas been stepped. j. IS. MAUBOULET.
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New Sugar aud molasses is
going into New Orleans quite rap
idly. Sugar is quoted Prime 81
cts, b. Molasses from As to SO cts,
per gallon.
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The vote on the bill for the re
peal of the third section of the
resumption act leaves the mea-
sure at the beck and call of the
banking and currency committee
and indicates thai lift will be pass
eddy the tonse..it may get aground
in the senate.
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November 10th 1871
SUCCESSION OF MARCELUS A LIE.
JEUNE No. 955 PROBATES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
y Court, Parish OF Observation-Disclosures
Marie Aucoin widow of deceased of said
Parish has this day made application to
tue said Court, to be appointed Administra
trIx of said Estate. Now, therefore. all per
SONS are hereby warned and notified to file
their objections, ifany they have. with the
Clerk OF said ACourt. at his office IN the
iown or l~hlbodaux, within ten days nfter
the first publication hereof. otherwise Inc
said applicant will be in due course of law
appointed Administrative Of said Estate,
and qualified as such.
- Witness my hand and the i'm
SES<6 press of the seal Of nv Office. this
&AD 18th day of November, 1877.
j.. ". kNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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The SENTINEL rather enjoys
"a little editorial contest occasion
ally, but if the editor of the Pro.
,gress in HOuma expects it to no
tice any such slang as it INDUCED
in on last Saturday when speak
ing of the Editors of this paper,
it is very much mistaken.
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-Thibodaux has nine drays,
whose drivers are all fat aud Sau
ICY, drive fast mules and are IA
prosperous set Of fellows all
around.
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On last Wednesday evening
the steamboat st. Mary, with ire
pressible Capt. 10, Daiferes, be-
tween the chimnies made her ap
pearence at the Thibodaux wharf,
being the first arrival Of the sea
.SOn.
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Now if you want to make a
fortune attend the sale Of Parish
Ferries on the first Saturday OF
December.
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There is a SMALL rise in the
Lafourche. There is general
swelling of the upper rivers, but
nothing to Indicate much Of q rise
here, for some time
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The thanks of this Office 4,

Tile thanks Of this Office are
due aud given to Mr.. Joseph
Rogers for a bucket Of excellent
''cuite," sent to the Printers, from
the plantation of Oscar Crosier
i'll Terrebonne. Such gifts will
long remain, Gin lingering sweet
ness" in the memory.
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'S !" c"I ti,DOC.. GJ
to be paid in taxes by the people
Of LafOurche in 1878, besides or
binary State, Parish, and mum
cipal licenses and Poll taxes.
The Assessment rolls in 1915
footed up sum Of S1,954,2SO.
being Sl43,46O more than those
OF the current year. But in that
yearthere was$2OOO0O. GOassesse,l
against one Blodgett who didn't
possess enough property to buy
powder sufficient to blow his
brains ont i; Morgan was assessed
Oh his railroad S1OO, 900 too much
ami number of non resident
owners of swamp and sea marsh
lands near the Gulf coast worth
from one to two hundred dollars.
were assessed for that MANY
thousand each. in o.der that the
State Assessor could obtain
an extra hundred dollars compen
satlon for his services, FROM the
State, and increase his unlawful
claim against the Parish which
he successfully bulldozed the Pc.
lice July elected by dead men.
penltentlury convicts &c, iuto
paying.
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Hayes civil service h4icy is
an original idea ; but feM Rfesi-
dents ever conceived ~just,Juch
a one. certainly no one eveIsah-
tertaiueNa similar ole to ca
civil servcerefbrm into a success
full path. II
John E. Ktg%eo aside from
the miserable company into
which he has been iqVeigled by
Tom Anderson, is a man of digni
ty and honor, has had to resign
his position in the Custom House,
to permit tina President to ap-
point an immense. bag of wind
called Effingham Lawrence to
that position. Lawrence is the
man Friday who follows War
moth about the country gather
Ing up such crumbs as that pubs
lie plunderer can give him. Away
with such reform as that. 1t is
disgusting.
"A meeting of the friends of
immigration was held i'm New
Orleans on Oct. 81 for the pur-
pose OF organisation.
1t was decided to hold an I'm.
migration meeting for the State
at large, in the City of Now Or>
leans on the tenth of january rs.
Will the planters aud citizens
OF Lafourche he represented ? Let
steps be taken at once for the pur
pose Of having delegates elected
to attend the proposed conven.
ton, men who are Interested in
the cause and who will exercise
their influence and devote a Dor
ton OF their time in .ne col,suur
NATION OF an object with which
the prosperity and financial inte-
rests OF Louisiana are so vitality
connected.
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The, Tax Collector has, up to
this date, collected 1854 poll taxes
in this Parish. The poll tax collec
ted in Lafourche in 1877 will not
reach 100000 dollars all told.
When the election is held $500
to 1000 votes can be found in the
ballot boxes.
Either this tax ought not to be
collected or else it onght to be
paid by every citizen. 1t is not an
equal tax, for if every mans head
is worth one dollar. then every
man sbould pay that dollar, and
not those only who happen to
have other taxes to liquidate.
These poll taxes go exclusive
ly to the school fund, and were
they all paid the schools could
be maintained fully two months
longer than they can be at pre-
sent.
The very men who do not pa,
poll taxes are the ones for whom
public Schools are principally
maintained and it is only just tina,
means should be taken to requir.
a punctual payment of the same
or to abolish them altogether.
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Take Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
LAFOUCHE.

YNHAT ON SATURDAY THE lsT DAY
of December 1877. | will sell at Pub.
lie auction at the Court House in the Town
of Thibodaux at l. O'clbck Meridian, to the
last and highest bidder, the lease of the
Public Ferries of the Parish Of Lafourche
tn wit
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Editorials.

-Merrill's Washing compound
for sale by S. Z Grisam0re.
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For Sales

nesirable property in the suburbs of
~ yhibedaux. For further particulars,
apply to THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
nov.3'77.] Attorney at Law.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured

All sufferers from this disease that =
anxious to be cured should try D.. L.
ner's Celebrated COnsamptivs Powders: IL
Powders are the only preparations kncs11
that will cure Consumption and; all disea
of the Throat and Lftngs-indeed, 80 stu
is our faith in them. and also to conn
you that they are no humbug, VIC viii
ward to every sufferer. by Mail, post r
a free Trial Boz. 81
We don't want your money until you
perfectly satisfied of their curative Eow9
1t your life is worth saving, don't deIsy
giving these Popders a trial, as they 4
surely cure you.
Price, Tor large box, $500, senttoa7
part of the United States or Canada
mail on receipt of price.
Address.
AISLE Il. ROHBuNSs
800 FULTON STREET, Brooklyn, n.
lap U-A&R.
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E BOX

Noa Complete SatisfactoR GMaranAsa1 I
No Pay.
Full directions around ed
box. Physicians supplied by mail, p
paid, for $3.50 per thousand, in bulk. -
IN advance We will send these Pills TO q
reliable druggist or merchant-tO sal {
commission. Agents wanted everywhese1
I. =. JOHNSON 4 CO,
Manufacturers, B4ag0r, ~
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The delinquent list of Tax
payers Ill lbervilie Parish occu-
pies five columns in tue Uercile
SoUth.
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-EX-GOv. Wickliff has be,

-Ex-GOv. Wickliff has been
up North last summer and by
some means obtained the origi.
nal returns Of the election in Vel
non Parish which the Returning
Board changed in order to secure
votes for the Radical Party. They
bear upon their face the evidence
of the "forgers' in changing the
figures.
Tom Anderson and Mad. Wells
imagined that they were secure
and that those returns were for
ever hidden away from the sight
of honest men. ,
Now let the law take hold of
these two scoundrels and send
them to the Penitentiary the
same as they would anytime else
guilty OF a less crime. va
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On last Monday, i'll the Unit
ed States Senate, the "tall syca-
more Of the Wabash" took his
seat as the successor of Senator
Morton.
VOORHEES, in that body Indiana
will be fully as ably represented
as ever she was by her dead Sena
tor.
Senator VOORHEES, il the equal
of Morton in talent, in eloquence,
in ability, and infinitely his supe-
rior in the true aud genuine ele>
ments of honor and ,jnsthe that
should characterize a statesman.
Indiana can now proudly point
to great statesman, and not to
Il great politician who represents
her interest in the United States
Senate.
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10 St-.B John.
20 le;icelHnd,
30 LOckpOrL,
40 HarHDS.sS.

for one year. that is from January lst 1873
to Januarylst 1879. Possession will not be
given till January LIST 1873 thus enabling
purchasers one month from dav of sale to
construct their boats or to make any other
necessary arrangements.
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Conditions


Terms one fourth cash in u. S. currency
on day of sale the balance of adjudication
to be represented by three prOmissory
notes of equal amount due and payable
respectively, April LIST 1873. July LIST 1873
and October LIST 1913. to be- signed by the
purchaser with approved security resi-
ding in the Parish and worth over and
above all liabilities, in property subject to
seizure. double the amount of the credit
instalments.
credit instalments shall ipso ttctO operate a
forfeiture of the lease aid also a forfeiture
to the Parish of the unpaid notes as liqui'
dated damages and the lease shall be re
sold TO the highest bidder after five days
public advertisement, for cash Oh the spot
j. M. HOWELL,
President Police Jury
Parish Of Lafourche.
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Stand unequalrd before the world to
by varying the dose according to directtM|
PARSONS PuRGATIvE Pills effsctually n
rIFY II BLOOD and greatly alleviate
not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Seryf.s d
Kings ErlL, Rosc, Eyysipelas or 81. Antk9|
ny's Fire. E'uptio',s, aud EiupGse Dsen6
Of tie Skin, SaA RAeum, Teller Risgea1
Sores, Boils. Ttmors, Morbid S,cclliags q
cerations, P;mpies and BlolcAes.
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Total. 529.4S

o-U.1o
All the debt incurred during the
present year is now paid in full
There is money in the Treasury
10 pay all the old warrants regis
tered up to June 5 1874
The cid debt has been reduced
the present month $793.2O leav>
ing All outstanding list OF liabiIi-
ties to an amount of $13. OO2.31,
which comprises the entire debt
of the Parish of Lafourche at
this time.
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From the rolls OF Assessor
Mcbride it is ascertained that
the number OF educable children
between the age of 6 aud 81
years in LafOuIche are
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ASSESSMENT IN LAFOuRCHE PA

ASSESSMENT IN LAFOuRCHE PA
RIsH.-From the Rolls of r. Il.
Mcbride, Assessor, obligingly
placed at our disposal, the follow
ing facts are obtained.
The assessment for the year 1877
Oh
Real Estate cf Residents........$ 1.421 .545
" ." Non dO............,.72.75 $50
LIVE Stook .S2O
Carriages, Vehicles .28. 2O5
Capital invested in &c. 500
These Rolls will give to DC collected in
1873.
State Tax General Fund..-......$ 7.243.32
NciIOot OIL DO
interest .9.959 IS
LeVeo AZ. ~
..ZO.20f .U3
And Il Parish Tax of Is. IOS.3O
NIdhtbS u buiu III, JOO. 81
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III ttSti.IDIF NIltleUT.
- Witness nv hand and my Off.
SEAL 1clal signature this the Sth dav
wv Oh October A. D. 1877.
j. ". kNOBLOCK
Clerk 18th Jud, Dist. Court, Parish of
Lafourahe, la
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Bound in Morocco Cloth. in Gold and Black
Price $50

Read the .foliowiag no,ice of "Panolo," mrit-
ten By Dr.. II. Sheidoa .iucker=ie. Liteya-
ru Editor of Forneys Duly Press,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

| will discount it for you at once, saying
nothing about security"
The young merchant was delighted. As
soon as he could believe that King was in
earnest lie took blank form and made
the note.
snow let US reckon the discount" said
the older merchant.
He figured few moments and then
looking up with smile, he said,-
l., you owe me eight thousand dol
lhrs!"
The young man thought ut first his
friend was joking; but when he came to
book at the figures he found it too true.
500, 90, ut three per cent month,
w"nll be thirly,six per cent year
$4,000 and, for the three years, $l0S,
900!
"Well L what do you think of II bust
ness conducted upon such btsis? Now,
look ye,-"
Mr. King then told The young man just
what he would do. on the condition. how
ever, that he would turn over new leaf
in h s business. L. saw the brink upon
which he had stood, and, with his friends
generous assistance, he backed away from
| It. Youths Communion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31
Prnhnin Cnnrt.

HARVEY rGLDEN. Judge. Ma CHASE, ReSistei
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District oil
Washington during the week ending
October go
Oct. 90 w. w. Lyfords and Albert
IIolt's commissioners reports re.
turned. Mary l.. Curtis estate-C. L.
Hewitt, administrator with the will an.
neXed. Nancy Lu hers estate-C l.. Cur.
rier. admins ralor with the will annexed
Joel Wherler's te-administration nc.
count referred to November l4lh. w. H.
Lords Observation-Disclosures account re
ferred to November 18th.
Oct "a IL. W. Arbuckle's estate-J
o. Livingston, administrator. Rhoda Ben
Nets Observation-Disclosures account re-
lerred to November 18th. Geo. II. Paige.s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES accounts adjourned
to Nov mbGr l>t,
Oct. 70. S NJ. Crees estnte-commis.
sioners' report returned. NJ N. KenL's
eslate-Il. remplelon, G.. G. Abbott and
G. l.. Stone, commissioners Of homestead
assignment made.
Oct 27. Jesse Mason's estate-will re.
ferred for probate to November 16. G
W. Bancroft estate-cOmmissioners re-
port returned. f. l.. >tanton's estates
K. Hollister, administrator.
Oct. 20. +. L. Ayers guardianship =
Jane l.. Ayers, guardian W. NJ. Ayers
estate-commissioncrs' report returned
W. W. Lyford's tate-administratior
account referred 10 November 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

A Lesson IN BUSINESS. Merchant
sometimes pay II high rate Of interest,
three per cent month, even, in order TO
get out of IL eight place. A young mer-
chant of New York, who found himself in
need of $1,000 for which he was willing
to pay high rate of interest, called on
Mr.. James II. King, Il banker, for the
loan. He received aid, but he was also
taught lesson. Said Mr.. King
Look ye, H., you have paid as high MS
three per cent. Il month for the use of the
money!
Yes" replied the applicant. little
warmly, land am ready to do it again.
NM business ViH a0arrGnt Ill.,"
Mr.. King shook his head. No business
in the world, he declared, could warrant
such thing. But the younger man was
headstrong and positive, lie knew that
his business would warrant the interest
mentioned for the accommodation required.
"Wcll, how look here, LII happen
to have hundred thousand in Tie bank
which / can spare; but | don't want to
take it ont for short time, Ii yuu will
take it three years, ut three per cent II
month, it is yours. Maze your note for
the hundred thousand, payable ir three
years after date, Mt that rate of interest and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

At Vergennes, Saturday, the ruling price
for butter was 80 cents.
The place to save money in buying and
TO get a good article is ut Frank II. Bas-
com's Drug Store.
A few more of those Spring Trusses for
sale at seventy-fve cents each at Frank
II. Bascoms Drug Store.
John F Henry, formerly of Waterbury
and Burlington is the Republican oandi-
date for mayor of Brooklyn. New York.
The largest assortment of Lales, Misses
and Children's Furs in Montpelier, can be
found ut Adams, opposite the Court
House.
A festive exchange says these are the
days when school teachers find the little
boy very devoted to his geography. An
investigation proves that he is holding the
book upside down and eating chostnnts.
If you wish for n residence and land suC
ticient to keep your two COWS and horse, at
tend The auction sale at the residence of the
late Leonard Ellis of Berlin, on Tuesday,
November 9Th, ut one o'clock in the after
noon.
Ladies' Mink Mufs, Boas and Collars,
manufactured from the best quality Of
Vermont mink skins, a. lower prices than
any dealer in the United States, can be
found at Adams Fur Store, opposite Court
House, Montpelier.
Green Seals at cents, Favoritcs at i
cents, Massasois at 10 cents. and the
" Two Brothers - ten for 20 cents, in all,
over fifteen thousand cigars just received
and selling like hot cakes ut Frank H..
Bascom's Drug Store,
Burlington is to enjoy II course of lee
lures. The list of lectures and readers in
clude Wendell Phillips, Cough, Rev. DR..
Willitts, Prof. Churchill and Helen Potter,
and efforts are being made to secure Hen
ry Watterson and R. J. Ingersoll.
We have received from the mnnufac.
turors, Landers, Frary & Clark of New
Britain, Connecticut, one of their Novelty
Family Scales, an article of much use, con
venience and utility, with a weighing ca
pacity of 70 lbs. Anything not exceeding
y lbs. can be instantly weighed by simply
placing it on the platform, which is de.
pressed and hand on the dial indicates
the correct weight in pounds and ounces
There is probably no family that has not
many times felt the convenience of having
an article of this kind in the house, and
the low price at which the Novelty Scales
are sold brings them within the reach Of
all. Sold in Montpelier, at one dollar and
seventy five cents, by George M Scribner
South Main street, and for sale by dealers
in tin and hardware generally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Emma ,yden, of Barnard, who has been u
great sufferer ium some unknown internal dis.
order during the past two years, hll sewing
needle of medium SIZE extracted from her Nh builder
a few days ago, aud Is recovering.
PaschIll Merrill of Reading wills all his proper.
ty to tha FtIrhyil!c Baptist church after his wi(us
DEATH.
+, Z. Collins, ticket and express agent at lily lie.
vile, and young man of good family is in jail
charged with stealing 5000 in collections from the
National express company.
Rev. Francis W. Smith OF West Newton, Mass.
accepts his ca to ST. James church at WOoI,t ,a!
Lyman Peck, under arrest for breaking into the
Royalton bank, conGesses and says Charles Blay is
Onaccompllco Pcck's son sydney also ownes up
to robbmg Il neighbours house Of 800.