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See the announcement OF
Arena s. MolaiSon, ice dealers
on Market St, between st. Phil
lip and ST. Louis, who now sell ice
at less than halt what the people
have been paying here for several
wears for this luxury.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-05-19

The contested election cases
of tie Police Jurors were tried
before Judge A. f. Knobloch Oh
Monday last.
The case was taken under adj
visement and was not decided
when the paper went to press.
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The war between Russia and
Turkey has begun in sound ear
nest, several bloody skirmishes
have taken place, both on the
line of the Danube, and East of
the Black Sea.
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REMOYAL.-Lewis Onion has
removed to Napoleonville where
he will practice Law in the future.
VIM. Howell who has just been
admitted to the bar has opened
an Office in the same place in con
nection with Ed. Pugh OF Donald.
.sOnville. What is Lafourche's loss
will be Assumptions gain.
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james Blow, a gentleman
who has been residing off and Oh,
for several years at MI. G. G..
Taylor's on the Cross plantation,
mysteriously disappeared in New
Orleans on Good Friday and has
not been heard from since.
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"A hay boat from Alton In
diana landed at the Thibodaux
wharf on Thursday morning and
sold out the balance of its load
at $500 per ton.
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Notice Builders.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED ~
ID Town Council OF the Town o. ~
daux, until June I3, 1877. for the Bun.
a Market House according to Pias
specifications deposited in my once n,
S. 7. GRISAM0kbs]
Nay
Thibodaux, La, May l2, 1877.
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The Billiard Tournament is
over, Messrs BergerOn, Leblanc
aud Arena were the lucky win
hers.
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Judge Beattie. will have one
OF the neatest and most conve-
nient dwellings on Latourche,
when he gets it completed.
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j. busch, Tailor, has remov-
ed to Main street between st.
Louis and Green, in the room for
melly occupied as a barber shop,
where he will be pleased to re-
,ceive his friends and customers.
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H4NND
poR9VREK$F&S:
The Greatest Medical Discovery since the
Creation Of Man, or since the
Commencement Of the
Christian Era.

Ihere never has been q time when the
healing of SO many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
present. 1t is al uudisputed fact that over
half OF the entire population of the globe
resort to the use of ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELvIN's CAPsICUM Porous PLAs-
TIERS, are acknowledged by all who have
used them, to act quicker than any other
plaster they ever before tried, and that one
of these plasters will do more real service
than a hundred of the ordinary kind. All
other plasters arc slow of action. ard re-
qnlre to be worn continually to effect a cure :;
but with these it is entirely different; the
instant one is applied the patient will feel
its effect.
Physicians in all ages nave thoroughly
tested and we'll know the effect of Capsi
cum; and it has always been more or less
used as a medical ageut for an outward ap-
piication but 1t Is only of very recent date
mat It's advantages in a porous plaster nave
been discovered. Being, however, convinc-
ca OF the wonderful cures effected by DIR.
MELvINs CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERS, and
thelf superiority over all other plasters,
they now actually prescribe them. in their
practice, for such diseases as rheumatism.
pam In the sile and back, and all such ca
SEES as nave required the Use of plasters or
ilnlment After you have tried other plas-
'oiS anu lihiinentS, and they have failed,
ana you want a certain cure, ask yOur drug
glst for DR.. MELvIN's CAPsICUM PoRoTs
PLASTER. You can hardly believe your own
convictions Of its wonderful effects. AL
though powerful and quick in its action,
You can rely on its safety for the most deli
cafe person to wear, as it is free from lead
ana other poisonous material commonly
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Its merits, and one plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends
ASK your druggist for DIR. MELvIN's Cap.
slcUM Porous PLASTER, and take no other
or, OH receipt OF % cents for one, 81 for
nve, or y for a dozen, they will be mailed,
post paid. to any address in the United
States or Canadis.
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-Ihibodaux has a new Market House,
y. 0. Democrat.
The people Of this town should
vote a medal to the Democrat for
important news. No one here
knew that such a thing existed.
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Gen. James R. Major who

-den. James K. Major who
commanded the confederate ca
valTy. that took possession of the
Bayou Latourche Country in June
1868, died, a short time ago. in
Austin Texas.
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The Thibodaux Bridge will soon be com.
pleted 1t viii be- a fine iron structure.-N-
o.. Democrat.
The people of Thibcdaux, who
have been using their Bridge tor
~ years, are grateful TO the DEM
0crdt for the above information.
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Fax Collectors an the Sth
senatorial District.

The report OF the Treasurer OF
Mr.. Antoine Dnbuclet, Is
rather an explicit document anu
furnishes good Sabbath reading
these warm days.
The footing of taxes for the
parish of Lafourche Oh the roll OF
1875 tor collection irlS16 amount
TO s;3O335.:30, of which amount
Mr.. Oscar CroSier Tax Collector,
has paid unto the State Ireasu-
nv the sum of 5O35.17.
For Parish taxes the same year
the Collector has handed to the
Parish Treasurer a delinquent
list of S1S47 10. Tue same proper
ton of delinquency would give a
delinquent list for State Taxes
amounting to S5356.77.
Amount of State taxes as per as
sassment roll. ..... 3O335 80
Amount of State taxes
delinquent. ..$5356 Il
Amount paid
in 10y Collector 5035 II
Making 1851 u
Bal. unacounted for. -.S19943 81
for which Mr.. NIOsier and his Sc
curities mad better rise and ex
plain.
In connection with this assess
menti is "a valuation Of S2OO.0OO.Ot
placed upon the property OF ont
Blodgett; with whom the people
of LafOurche would be exceeding
" delighted to become acqualn
ted, and would be happy to know
. where this two hundred thous
and dollars fortune is located.
f The amount of taxes due in tn
Parish of Assumption is not il
our possession but they ought t
e be more than those Of LafOurcht
The Collector of Assumption ha
| paid unto the State Treasurer tn
sum of S17949.97.
Now in Terrebonne things loo
naturally better. The gay and #
tive Tax Collector OF that paris
II which should pay taxes equal l
amount to LafOurche, has delibt
J. ately walked into the Office of til
State Treasurer and with Il benz
nant smile handed to the Treas'
g yer the magnificent sum of SOL
20 46 for which he no donbt CT
q show receipt On guilt edged p
N per. double scented. 1t looks Vel
II much as if the time was DRAWN
N nigh when these Tax Collecto
should explain what has becon
of some $4,000 90 which ha.
been collected and not account.
for.
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LA.
SATURDAY, MAY, 10Th 1877.
Editorial Items.

See card of Henry Clay In
another column.
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With the exception OF the
President, Tyler and Treasurer,
this is an entire change OF off
GERS, the former ones gladly retir-
ing and giving positions to the
present ones. The company has
reason to congratulate itself upon
the efficiency aud ability of its
newly chosen officers.
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THIBODAUX FIRE Co. No. L.
At the regular session of this
company on Monday evening.
May IA INST, the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for II
months from the next meeting in
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See notice of Post Master in
another column.
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"A. ID. Lafargue one of the
Editors of the MarksuiHe Bulletin,
has been appointed Tax Collector
of Avoyelles parish, which made
bin SO happy, that he published
his yaledictory in the first Issue
of his paper.
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&Gfa week in your own town r.
ROO and IS outfit free. H. HAIIsS
& CO., Portland, Maine. IA 81
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manufacturers Of PIasters and Plosfcs. Com
pounds.
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TO all whom it may Concern :

THIBODAUx, Lax
May Ia, 1877.
This is to certify that Henry Clay [color'
ed has made full and satisfactory amends
his past Conduct, and p1omisee to live
and behave in the future like an honest,
upright man. and rs WI believe him is at
best a good character, we recommend him
to all who may need his services.
+. B%ouruuln, f. j. Lagarde,
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Melville Dupr6, Lehman Meyer,
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o. j. Legendre, L. }. Meyer,
S.. T. GrisamOre, I'D. MachadO,.
+ N. Roth, j.. NJ. Guardia,
| John Fleetwood, A. BOuron.
A, Molaison, Pierre 4. ThibOdeaux
G.. Arena, 5. Blum,
+. MarOnge, 5. Blum Dr..
C. S. SauOurin, j. NJ. Howell.
j. L. Webre. A.. L. Ragan,
A, j. Lagarde. Emile +. Leblanc,
Theophiie Thibodaux Fred. W. Francis,
VIM Wilton, Harry D. Menzles,
p. E. Lorio, Chas. Nlcholls,
H. H. Michelet, John Wilson'S
L, -. Michelet, Jules %Shanklin,
Allen j. Babe lux, Abram Putin.
G.. r. PicOu, Mumford Mccoy,
NJ. Dupr6, Oscar CrOsier,
R. Il. PicOu, Alfred Crosler,
F.. J. Legendre, G. w. Warrent,
l.. A. Lagarde. James Russ.
Aug. Meunier. Peter Joseph,
G. Boudreaux, Williams Save,
A. C. Hobcrt, Henry Franklin,
E. Nj. Perrin, A. j Brook,
G.. Hobert, Henry John,
10. T. Thibodanx, Enoch Adams,
S. I. De Manade, Enoch Dunn,
S. + Allan, JOS, Leblanc.
May IA, 1877.
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This mark X, on the margin. means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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The Shreveport Times says
Hamilton Fish Secretary ofState
for eight years is an idiot, and
now it says that he cannot make
any sense out of Evarts' instruc-
ton to the late commission sent
to New Orleans.
What will its readers think of
the Times when it makes snch u
confession of its weakness. Any
school boy can comprehend the
meaning of Evarts' long senten.
ceS.
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The following Committees
have been appointed to investi-
gate the various Offices below
named, under joint resolution APP
proved Mayo, 1877:
L. Auditors Of1ice.-Messrs.
Steven, Wheeler, Aldigr, Desma-
rails and Leeds.
2. Treasnrel'S Office-MeSSrs.
White, Allan. Hill, Keeting and
Buck.
3. Office of superintendent OF
Public observation-disclosures. Og-
den, Gage. Lombard, Kern and
Fitzpatrick.
4. State Land Office.-Messrs,
Robertson, Landry, Trenoulet,
Drnry and Peralta.
8. Executive Department.
MeSsrs. Goode, Grover. Jonas
Kennedy and Huntington.
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If old Dick Thompson, the
Secretary of the Navy has any of
the vim and hatred of rascality
that characterised his career
when he led the old Wing Party
in Indiana 80 years ago. he will
expose some of "the little tricks
that are vain and ways that are
mean" that will probably send his
predecessor and assistants into
the penitentiary if they obtain jus
tice.
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John f. King, the newly APP
pointed Collector of Customs, is a
citizen of Opelousas. He bore the
reputation of an honorable gen
tlemen, and was somewhat dis
t%ingniShed as Il stump speaker.
He was an Elector of the Bell
and Everett Ticket in 1860, and
was elected to Congress by the
Democrats in 1868, but was not
permitted to take his seat. y Year
or two ago, Tom Anderson con
verted him to a Radical. and kel-
logg appointed him one of the
Justices of the Supreme Court OF
Louisiana, which position he
didn't fill to any great extent.
King may yet be a good man.
but he has been Keeping most
internal mean company lately.
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NHEKHFE''S SALE.

Parish of Lafourche, May ETH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-11
KEARNEY'S ORGAN.

We believe in the right of representation.
Jimmy Kerrigan, in a seat upon the floor OF
the House of Representatives, was a very
truthful representative of the character and
choice of his constituency. San Francisco
has very numerous population of rogues and
hoodlums. By the principles governing rep
resentation, these are entitled to voice III
public affairs. The thieves and swell-meb
being in The majority, the theory that the
majority should rule is disregarded if the
fair. Also, they should have an organ. In
San Francisco these banditti and lazzaroni are
encouraged TO assert themselves. Pinney had
two very widely circulated organs-the Chren-
icle and Argonaut-and now, it seems by the
showing made below that Kearney, the mob
orator, shares with Mr.. Pinney the smiles and
w;'es of The live daily. We quote from the
Bulletin OF Wednesday: ga lengthy interview
with Dennis Kearney, The recognized leader
of the mob element of The city, who is now in
Jail, appeared in The Bul1e in Of yesterday.
One of the most significant facts is, that Kear
ney recognizes The Chronicle as his organ,
and confesses that an attache of that paper
wrote the "pla,iorm Of principles" OF his
parry. Other a'ement3 made by Kearrey
warrant the in 'erence thai his relations with
that paper are so n ina e that nothing is re-
ported 0; kearaey's speeches which the incen-
diary ora or does no. care to see in p:int.
His Lite p1easan;rieo" and "jokes' a. the
Chronicle rooms appear 10 have been sand
Wicled between the more serious work of
ge ;og up ke4rneys speeches. The laoter is
sill disposed 70 show his Zee h. He may pos
SHY be deIuded Wi h The belief hat be is a
martyr. Dut nobody else just now is dis
posed to look upon keGrney as a msrtyr, any
more than they would look in hat light upon
any one of The more han ore thousand Grim
inals who are receiving the;r just deeer,s in
The peri en-; AIRY 1t is evident thai Kelr-
neys brief resyca'nt in jail has not yet dis
posed him 20 be ter ways. And it is just as
evident that a long term of seclusion will be
better both for him and the community. AS
for Kearney's complaint nat he had been mis-
req esented by the newspapers. it may be well
for him 20 bear in mind, that his Identical
words have been 'a,en down by a number of
shorthand reporters, and that
these ut,erances, without the variation of
syllable, will be produced in Cour3. Kearney
need not give himself any trouble about what
he did not say it will be enough 20 face the
of his re- al yerances.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-11
EOW JOHN CHINAMEN SMASHES AN
INIPERTINENT INTRUSION.

We suspect that the action of the Chinese
| authorities as set forth in the following has q
deeper set reason than the one ascribed. A
vast community of hand-workers are not in
need of any labor-saving machines A Chin
csc ambassador at the British court lately e.
pressed the opinion that the very extensive
cultivation of the poppy in India was the
cause of the famine in that overpOpulated
country. Power looms and sewing machines,
steam plows and steam-paddies are not TO be
tolerated in a country like China where fam
inc is only kept away by the constant en-
ployment of every pair of available hands
Of an instance of John Chinaman's aversion
to so radical an invasion upon his old civiliza-
ton line of railroad, the Bulletin speaks
as follows: at is well known that the Chin
csc did not view the construction of the rail
road from Shanghai to WeosuDg with any
favor. 1t is a short road--less than dozen
miles in length-and was built wholly by
English capitalists. The theory was that
when the road was put III successful operation
it would find favor with the Chinese. They
would see this miracle of locomotion, and
very soon would accept it as the herald of
modern civilization. But they did nothing
of The kind The Central Flowery King
dom had existed three thousand years with
out The aid of "a lroads, although canals had
been carried TO great perfection. All sorts
OF evil influences were aScrlbed to the railroad.
When the Japanese had road constructed
for them from Yokohama to Toxic, they took
it to their hearts at once. 1t was Just the
thing. They wanted more railroads and
were willing to take all the risks of bale:ul
Influences But the Chinese are another
kind of people. What has been, is good
enough for the future. 1t happened, how
ever, that the capitalists who built the road
from Shanghai to Woosung bought the title
Of the land over which the track was laid
The authorities could not compel forfeiture
Of title. They did not like to confscate the
trey dragon. So the authorities entered into |
negotiations with the owners of the road, agree
ng to buy it at round price. The owners
having no objections to have the road oper-
tied by Chinese, sale was effected Now
zones the second stage of proceedings. The
Chinese authorities, having bought the road,
laimed to do whatever they pleased with it.
And it has been pretty clearly intimated that
he track will be torn up, and that will be the
nd of the railroad in China No more with
lolding of the rain, no more failures of crops,
10 more deadly pripinp of the Chinese bowels |
n account of the frey dragon introduced by
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-11
THE GREAT MINES OF EUREKA.

The productiveness of the great mines Of
the base range is indicated as follows by the
| Eureka Sentinel Of Wednesday: The gross
yield of the Eureka Consolidated mine for the
quarter ending October LIST was 5000, $40 81.
The profit on which, after paying all expenses
except transportation 20 New York, was $685.
461 80. This amount was the product of
II, 255 tons of ore. The cost of hauling is
placed at So, 191 %, that of mining at S129,-
634 20. The quarterly tax of the Company
will be So, $50 528 The net yield of the ore
averaged within fraction of $40 % per ton.
At the Richmond the gross yield for the quar-
ter was S135, ZAP 90, the profits on which were
$47 ,578 81. The amount of ore reduced was
1854 tons. These figures represent run at
the furnaces of less than one month the works
having been started up early in September
The ore averaged net product of within
fraction OF $50 so per ton. The waste in min
ing and reducing the ores from both mines
will average very nearly 20 per cent, this loss
occurring in the precious metals being carried
off in the dust, iron and Stag. The loss is in
evitable, and the most careful manipulation of
the ores and skillful smelling fails to remedy
the waste. Daily assays are made at the works
and watch is kept of the smelters to see that
this percentage is reduced as low as possible.
The principal loss is in the item of dust and is
estimated at Is per cent. The iron carries
from SIS to 500 in gold and silver per ton,
and is total waste, while the Stag will run
from 81 to So per ton. The two latter articles
are what constitute the waste dumps, and it |
is estimated that not less than So, 900 900 are
contained in the huge piles that lay in front |
of the Eureka furnaces.