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Relief Without II Doctor.

Though we would by no means be under
stood as deprecating. but rather as recon-
mending. professional aid in disease, there
are multitudes Of instances when it is mel
ther necessary or easy tn Obtain. A family
provided with a comprehensive household
specific like Ilostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, ia
possessed of u medicinal resource adequate
to most emergencies in which medical ad-
vice would be otherwise needfNl, That stcrl
ing tonic and corrective invariably reme-
dies, and is authoritatively recommended
for debility, Indigestion, urinary and ute
rine troubles, ~inoipient rheumatism and
govt. and many other ailments of frequent
occurrence. 1t eradicatss and prevents:inter
mittent and remittent fevers, relieves NEIL
tai dependency, checks premature decay,
and ~invigorates the nervous and muscular
tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite, are
promoted by it, and it is extremely useful
in overcoming the effects of exhaustion and
exposure.
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Waggalnan and the sword reach
that officer. | am, sir, very res
pectfully, your obedient servant,
(SignedJ s. WILLIAMS, A. "A u.
TO Col. Robert Nngent, Goth
Regt. n. Y. Volunteers"
We heard soon after that Col.
Waggaman had been exchanged,
and, of course, was put in posses
sion of his much priced weapon.
He is now. or lately was, Sheriff
of New Orleans, La, and from
all accounts a loyal and useful cl-
tizen of the republic. Col. Nngent
is somewhere in the Southwest
with his regiment, the Thirteenth
United States infantry, in which
he has been captain for several
years F.; Kelly, who subsequently
rose to tho rank of captain i'll the
Sixty-ninth, fell mortally wound
ed on the battlefield OF Spottsyl-
vania, May Is. 1864, and died in
harness, like the dauntless SOL
dier that he was. beloved and re-
gretted by his comrades.
j. E. Nc.
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"A writer on Insurance gives
the readers of the Democrat a half
u column dose every day. He is
down on coal oil Of every descrip
ton.
Wheu an old COW kicked over
a lamp in Chicago and burnt
that city, Insurance offices here
raised insurance one par cent.
Had not the Democrat man better
be in favor of doing away with
cows.
So long as Presidents and So.
cretaries of Insurance Offices pay
themselves ten thousand dollars
per annum they can get along
lively.
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1T will be seen from tho pro-
geedings of the Town Council
that the Corporate authorities
have declined to take auy fur
iller steps in the proposition of
the Agents OF Charles Morgan to
construct a branch road to this
Town.
The required sum fer that ob.
,iectis considered entirely to much,
a,he demands could NOT he OBJ
famed for less than $40, oOD, 90, if
for that.
Either, u branch to branch to
ThibodaiX would be beneficial
TO Mr.. Morgan, or it would not.
lit would be he is able TO build
it, WITHOUT bonus.
Nevertheless the Town autho,
cities ana citizens were disposed
IL he liberal in the way of secur-
ING the right of way, depot, sites,
Ne. as am inducemtpt to secure
!, branch road but the PROPOSE
ZION Was considered to require a
A'nns of too much for any cores
}"nding return that could pro
,ahly be obtained.
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submit to the exactlons of the par
ty leaders, the displacement OF
young Panalle Supervisor Of Re
gistration because he insisted
upon making a fair and honest
registration, down to the driving,
on Nov. Z, Of numbers of colored
men who were DESTROYS of voting
the Democratic ticket,to the polls
and compelling them to vote for
the Radical nominees.
The new Police jury was organ
Used. That body had met and
elected "if you want improve
ment in the Parish government
Schneider as President. On cor
ner of Main and st. Philip streets
there stand d brick store ; M
stairs Oh the right hand side of
the hall AS you enter is a little
room. In this room the new Pc
lice Jury assembled, closed the
door and locked it. May be, they
feared the apparition of the
Ghosts of the jewellers in the &c
meteries who had voted them in
to Office, may he they feared the
visit of some Of the penitentlary
birds whose names they had mis-
used. At all events the doors
were closed and the members of
the Jury were within. Crosier
now saw his time had come, the
great Bulldozcr knew that
now was the moment for him TO
strike. He had paid his lawyer
$4,000 to enable him to trample
the laws under his feet with inns
punity and he is now prepared
for his work. He clothed himself
IN his uniform, buckled OH his
sword and spurs and amounted
the stairway leading to the sc
cret cGnciave of his tools. 1t was
about noon, the residents of The
vicinity we're quietly enjoying ;
half hours nap under the sopor
lic influences OF the city daily
papers which they had been at
tempting to read.
Approaching the door Crosiel
gave II Numbering rap upon
that resounded around the street
like distant thunder, causing
every sleeper to bounce out o
I. his chair and leap into tn
, street, in the full belief that al
earthquake was upon him.
! A c0mmotion was heard with
; IN the little room, the key turne'
: in its socket, the door opene,
when thus appeared before tina
Police Jury.
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGER
BEER.

BEER.
At a heavy expense l have just put up
the necessary apparatus tor treating La
GER BEER, as is practiccd in St. Louis
and Cincinnati, by which means the Beer
retains its brilliancy in any climate and
tor any length Of time.
l will continue to sell this Beer at the
same price rs heretofore, guaranteeing it
to equal any Beer in the market. The usual
discount to the trade.
The usual stock of Philadelphia ALE and
PORTER, Northern CIDER and LAGER
BEER, tor draft us we'll as in bottles, con-
stantly on hand. Also, Ginger Ale and
Mineral Waters, put up in any required
quantity.
Send orders to Post Office Box l475, or to
store Nos. 26, % and 80 Bienville street,
New Orleans. Sendsfor price list.
August 18th. 1877. l.. G. Army.
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Next Monday September 10
will be an important epoch in
the history of the Parish of La
fourclle rendered by the inaugu>
ration Of Public Schools SO as to
enable every child to attend
school, except a very few who
dwell in some remote spot, isolat-
ed from their neighbors.
1t is the desire OF the Parish
Board of Directors to make the
schools as effective and lengthy
in duration as the limited means
al their disposal, will permit, and
the assistance OF all persons in
the Parish who wish to see the
children, who are soon to occupy
their places in society, receive
the benefit of a good common
practical education.
1t is hoped that, not only will
sympathy and endorsement
will he had but that liberal aid
Will be had. IN many DlStrlctS
there are no school houses. Seve>
raj districts have offered houses
free of expense, others have
agreed to build houses with some
pecuniary aid from the School
Board, whilst in one or two in
stances houses have not yet been
obtained.
There are several schools to be
opened on Monday and the
School Board Will open others as
rapidly as accommodations and
teachers can be had.
The Local Directors are endea-
voring to secure suitable buildings
and it is trusted that by the end
Of this mouth all will be in opera
ton.
Up to yesterday morning the
following schools had been organ
ised and several more will prOba
bly, be organised to day.
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Brigham Young. the Mormon
leader was buried last Sunday,
His remains were followed to
their last resting place by. q
large number Of weeping wives
and discOnsOlate children.
In his will he makes no liscri-
limitations but divides his proper
ty and wealth as near equally as
possible among his numerous IA
miles,
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The Parish Treasurer has
funds on hand since the settle
ment of the tax-collectOr Of funds
collected in August to pay all
warrants issued in 1877 up to No.
453 and to pay all old warrants
Of the years 1860 to 1873 to No.
1892.
This pays up the current debt
within less than 100000, and re
dnces the old debt about 5000.
iW.
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The low waters IN Bayou La
tourche this and last year, seems
to give good evidenceo OF the effe' t
Of THO istties at the mouth Of the
Mississippi. The washing away
of the rmbankments of sand at
that point, admitting q greater
aud lower egress of water, is seen
in the greater fall at Donaldson
vile by which the water almost
or quite, ceases to enter into the
1afonrche at all.
Let the obstructions be remov.
ed from below Eacelaud SO
as to give the water free egress
with a capacity of outlet sutfi-
cient to let it off as rapidly as it
enters at DOnaldsonville and We
will have, of the lower Bayou, a
species of ietties that will cause it
TO wash ont u deeper channel for
itself.
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The Market House is pro-
crossing rapidly. The contractor
appears to 10 fulfilling his part Of
The contract and even doing bet
yer than specifications required.
The Market will probably be
ready for use by the first of No
yember.
1t will not only be a useful ills
still but will he an ornament
to that part of the town.
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See advertisement of Battles
Steam Rice Mill St. Joseph street
between Commerce and New Le-
wee. New Orleans.
This mill is prepared to mill
rice on favorable terms and offers
Inducements equal to those Of
any other mill.
Alcide Girard represents the
interest of the mill in this Parish,
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s.. 7. Grisamorr, in his stove
depot, has an assortment Of heat
ing stoves snitable for dwellings,
schools houses. churches &c.
Pieces of the Charter Nak stoves
that may be burnt ont or broken
can be renewed, and stoves can
I've purchased without any fnrni-
ture when the buyer has y set OH
hand.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council of the Town of ThibO-
dauX met in their Hall in regular session,
Tuesday, September ath 1877 at 8 o'clock p.
NJ.
Present IS. T. Grisamore, Mayor and
the following Trustees !: jill. AucOin, NJ. A.
Legendre, +. Samoan l.. Keefe, p. A. AN
coin and Ozme Naquin.
The minutes of the previous regular and
special sessions were read, ard approved
as recorded.
The following Collectors report for the
month ending this day, was read and
on motion duly seconded the same was ac-
cepted.
Collectors Monthly Report.
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Notice To Teachers.

The examination for Teachers in the pub
lie schools of this Parish, will take place i'll
Thibodaux, for Males on Monday, and la.
dies on Wednesday of each week. from and
hitter this date. For further inflammation,
apply to 81.
Aug.f-'77 Secretary School noarh.
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The Treasurer of the School
Board has money on hands to
pay all teachers warrants tor ser
vices rendered up to the thirticth
of September 1876.
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- Next Friday September
II will be great day i'll New
Orleans being the anniversary of
that glorious day in which Louisi
anians showed to the world the
imbecility of Kellogg and his par
tiSans.
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD MEEGEI
No. 9AS, PROBATES.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
y Court. Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Raymond Knight of said Parish, has this
day made application to the said court to
be appointed Administrator of SAID Estate.
Now therefore all persons are here by warn
ed and notified to file their objections. il
any they have. with the clerk OF said Court
ut his office in the town of Thibodaux, with
i'll ten days after the frat publication here
of, otherwise the said applicant will be il
due course of law, appointed Administrator
@ said Estate, and qualified as such.
Witness my hand aud the impress
GRSN of the seal of my office, this Isl
AMS2S9 day Of September 1877.
j. ". KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court
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And now September has
come, who is to bring the first
lot of live healthy oysters to This
bodaux.
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WHOLESALE AGENTs.
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured-no hmnnbMg-.eys
months usage Of Dr.. Gonlayd's Csieess.
Infalible Fit POacders. To convince s1nelxSe
that these powders will do all we 90.
them, we will send them by mail, poaH
a free Trial Boz. As DIR. GOulard is tne -
physician that has ever made this 49,
speciel study. and as to our knowlsagA
thousands have been permasenHy esr1 I
the use of these Po,Uders, zoe trH gses15
a permanent sure in every case, or fsSuu.fi
you all money expended. All sufferers "a
give these Powders an early trial. On
convinced of their curative powers
Price, for large box, $500, or = oo1es
$1,000. sent by mail to any part OF onnI
States or Canada on receipt Of price,
express, @. D. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBEBANDs
360 FULTON STREET. BR0OKLrS, n y.
Ia ap-'77.A&R.
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IL. s. Allan has handed ia a
specimen ofAutnmn pluma WHICH
are equal in size ana tial4r to
those ripcning i'll the Spring.
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OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
NOaice to Subscribers.

This mark X, on the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such 'ira
invited to renew ut once.
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Notice.
OFFICE. }

ASSESSURS OFFICE, }
PARISH OF f%.AFoURcnE
Thibodaux August 18Th 1917
Notice is hereby given that 1ila Assess
ment roll for the year 1877, is now deposit
t.l at the Recorder Office.-Thirty lays, is
given for the correction OF any grievances
according TO law.
- X. II. MCBRIDE.
Assessor Parish of Latour, lie,
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On motion duly seconded, further action
on the proposition of the agents of ''Mor-
gan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad" rela-
tive to a branch road by way of Acadia"
Plantation, was Indefinitely postponed.
On motion duly seconded. Council al.
journed.
A. j. PERRIN, S. T. GRISAMORE,
Clerk Town Council. Mayor,
A True copy,
A. j. PERRIN,
Clerk, Town Council.
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NOTICE..

TVHE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CON-
l stantly on hand a large assortment of
Pickcts. Barrels and H~ogsheads Slaves,
which he offers for sale at low prices
j. A. BERGERON.
LafOurche Crossing p. O..
June 9.77-3m.)
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THIBODAUX. LA.
SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER 5th 1877.
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1,629.6Ss i,629 $50


The following claims were presented, and
on motion duly seconded, were approved,
and an appropriation of Three Thousand,
Three hundred and sixteen and 67llW Dol
lars was made to pay the same by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas j.: G~risamore, p. A. Aucoin. J.. L.
Aucoid, Keefe, Legendre, Sadcan and Ma
quin. Nays: None.
Theophile T%hihOdaux, Coils. fees $50
COnstablc's " $50
l.. A. Webre, Jailor's Fees...--.- 6.2O
Mayor. for sending sick to hospital $50
Marcellin Estivan, work on GuiOn
Pierre Bouree, cistern for Guion
AcatemV.- So.4O
j. L AucOin, sundries for GuiOn
3l.3O
II. Hoffman, Hard ware INT Cement lily
Wizard & Wilmuth, 1900 Paving
Bricks. o. 10
W~orknen's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Market House, Us per COntract.--. 5000 NO
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were proclaimed to be the cham
pionS of improvements in Pas
IRISH Government" This was the
Improvement" on which Crosier
had been banking, knowing per
fectly well, that with that Jury
he could "Bulldoze" the members
to his hearts content and feeling
perfectly sure ,hatthe BoardofRe
turning Scroundrels would "count
in" in his friend Stephen Blath-
erSkite Packard as Governor of
Louisiana and the army of the
United States would again be
prostituted to uphold and sus-
tain u pretender in his usurpation
of an office for which he had been
discarded at the polls.
Now every man in the Parish
of Lafourche who has sense
enough to so to mill before his
meal bag is empty, knows that
the only "bulldozins' done hele
a; the last election was done by
the members OF the Republican
Party, of which this man Crosier
was the grand iuogul.
The success Of his bulldozinc
propenSltieS and abilities were Vi
slble IN every step III the cam
paign from the period of the Ie-
moval of Curtis who refused to
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geant's reply as, drawing himself
up to his tull height, about six
feet three inches, he said "Colo-
mel, ] know that officer very we'll;
| served under him in the regu
lars. l am willing to return him
his sword if you will write and
tell that the next time he uses it
/ hope it will be in defence of,
not against his country. AS to
any regard-well, just say that a
soldier Of the Irish Brigade does
MT sell his trophies A letter
written in accordance with the
spirit Of Kelly's suggestion, and
the sword, were sent to headquar
ters By Col. Nugent, and thus
duly acknowledged
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc. }
Camp near Iarrison's Landing Aug 3,lS625
Sir "Iour letter of the 31St III
timo, respecting a sword taken
from Lieut.-Col. E. Waggaman,
Tenth Louisiana Volunteers, at
the battle of Malvern Hill, was
duly received. The correspon-
dence upon the subject, together
with the sword, will be handed
to Brig.>Gen. L.. Thomas, agent
on the part of the United States
for the exchange of prisoners,
who is expected here this morn
ing.
Gen. Thomas will be requested
to see that your letter to Col.
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THE osKALoosA HERALD
LEIGHTON & NEEDHAM, Editors.
THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1877.
DECORATI0N DAY.
The st. Louis Democrat has the follow

The st. Louis Democrat has the follow
ing:
"If decoration day is to be converted into an
occasion for solemn twaddle and false morali-
", the sooner it is abolished the better III we
are to be told every year that GOD alone knows
who was right and who was wrong In contes,
between slavery and freedom-to say nothing
of the other issues involyed-we are not likely
to be profited by the telling"
Those are our sentiments. Loyal sol
diers instituted decoration day as sol
emn and earnest tribute to their faller
comrades, whose graves they strewed witt
flowers. Every family knows the sacred
ness ola grave; and nearly every one North
knows how sacred is the narrow cell where
sleeps the fallen hero whose uniform Of
blue represented the Union in that mac
strife when traitors sought its life. Reb
els have graves to mourn over. Witt
their dead we have no issue; but with tn
living who dare to even question tn
righteousness of the cause in which on
dead fell, we have eternal warfare. The.
died for you; they died for all; they die
for country, and never can we consent +
hold joint meeting with or for thos
who murdered the men for whom W
weep.
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improvements.

Mahaska Co. Agr. Society, new amphi
theatre at Fair Grounds.
Uriah Ballard, remodeling home, city
VIM. Burnside, remodeling house, city
J. Scott, new barn, Adams tip.
Harry Spencer, addition to stable, 12x2O
David Perdue, new Improvements on
residence.
Henry Briggs, new Improvements around
his new residence.
Oscar Livingston, new barn on his place
east of town.
VIM. Priestly, new summer kitchen.
James P. Cowan, new Improvements.
Col. John Lofiand, father of Frank c.,
new improvements.
Mr. ]. S. Felker, new improvements
about his residence.
T. P. Holm, new and substantial i'm
provements.
Isaac Votaw bought the Heston farm
four miles southeast of town and is max
ing good improvements.
Cary Cooper, new veranda at his resi-
dence.
David Robertson, new stable.
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IOWA,
June I'd, 1877


W The Cate City has an article relative to
the Jasper County Convention, that mis-
represents the facts, especially in its re-
Elections upon Col. J. W. Hammond, of
Prairie City. We have the facts from del
egates who were in attendance, and know
ing the esteem in which the Col. is held
at home, we feel called upon to refute the
charges. The Convention was strongly
anti-policy; the delegates are all against
the policy but one or two, and no reso-
luton of the Colonies was voted
down, for the very good reason that he
never offered any-neither do the resolu-
tions passed favor the policy. The Col.
stands too high to be written down by a
correspondent who is afraid to sign his
name.
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
of Mahaska County, Iowa.
lime SESSION. 1877.

JUNE SESSION, 1877.
Board met in auditors Office, June 4tl
1877, at 2 o'clock p m. Members al
present.
Road No. 326 S. Hickox, petitioner, is
established Internationally and is srder
ed to be opened and worked as public
highway.
The county surveyor is directed to re,
survey a road beginning at south or, part
of sec. "a, tip. "A range II, running thence
to where said road originally crossed the
south line of the NV I section 26-74-l7.
the field notes of the original road being
defective,
The assessment of Mrs. A. P. ErVing
on lot l, block "a old plat Oskaloosa, fol
1875 and 1875 is reduced to 5000, it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of this Board
that the assessor failed to reduce said as
sessment as ordered by the board OF
equalization of Oskaloosa city; and the
penalty now accrued on the taxes on
said lot for 1875 is abated.
Examination of claims commenced.
Adjourned to meet tomorrow, at
o'clock a. m.