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Thougl. we would by no means be under.
stood as ~aeprecating, but rather as recon-
imending, professional aid in disease, there
are multftudes of instances when it Is mel
ther necessary VI easy to obtain. A family
provided with q comprehensive household
specific like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is
possessed of a medicinal resource adequate
to mast emergencies in which medical ad.
vice would be otherwise needful, That sterl
ing tonic and corrective invariably rene.
dies, and ia authoritatively recommended
for debility, indigestion, urinary and ute
rine troubles, ~ineipient r~heumatism and
govt. and many other ailments of frequent
occurrence. 1t eradicates and prevents infer
mittent and remittent fevers, relieves men.
tai dependency, checks premature decay,
aud ~imvigQyates the nervous aud muscular
tissues. Sleep, digestion and appetite. are
promoted by it. and it is extremely useful
i'll overcoming the effects Of exhaustion and
exposure.
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shown conclusiveiy throughout
a long and honorable pubic ca
reer, but yet we know that we
have, III this matters, to deal
with a large majority of native
creoles, who distrust every one
who does not ''parlez vous." which
unfortunately, the old Major does
not, and SAY that had a favorite
OF the creoles, perhaps Capt. Mi
chelet, whose capacity aud hon
esty IS as nndoubred, been chosen
the Terrebonne Bayou would
now at least been in process Of
cleaning out, while as tits, we do
not yet Sec daylight ahead.
have just this to state, that
last week | met in this very
town solns TeIrebonns planters,
who informed me, that they had
reason not to trust this new com
pany, and would rather abide ny
the old one, seeing the new one
had been formed by Senator
GOode for the express purpose
how-not to do it now, is this thus
ly ~
Oar old Major being as yet alb
sent on his Baltimore trip, | can
not say anymore about a matter,
which so greatly interests lis all,
but, much as l think of him he
may rest assured that, unless
there is something done by his
company in regard to this very
soon, ! shall think myself perfect
ly justified, in signing a call, as
secretary Of the company, whose
charter have meyer considered
: fforfeited;.- for raarganisatory
meeting. Do the work, or Eeswil
do it. y
J REPUBLICAN.
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REPUBLICAN,.

HnUMA Aa,(
September 26, 1877. {

-
The SToRM.-The Terrebonne
Republican of the % inst, states
that mot a vestige of civilization
remains on GALLON or Timbalier
Islands, Hotels, houses and every
thing above ground is blown
away" The Editor of that sheet
destroyed more islands by a few
strokes of his quill, than the fu-
rious equinoctial gale. We have
positive information from a relia-
ble source, that not one single
house, not even the bathing
houses was damaged by the
storm. Gu Bayou Laoache the
water rose ,foar feet in the road.
and families were moved from
the overlowed section in. skiffs.
FAlR.-A grand Fair for the
benefit Of ST. Francis de Sales
lcatholicl church will be given
Ivy the Ladies of Houma on the
18th and I4th Of uctoher. Arran
gements have been made with
Morgan's Ea. s. Tex. K. r. for
the convenience of visitors. Elk
cuysion trains will leave Algiers
at 1870 o'clock and return at mid
night, giving the excursionists
ample time to spend many plea.
SAINT bnnrs at the fair. and at the
same time aaor4ing them an in.
teresting view of our Goodland
lTerrebonne).
Tha fare for the round trip is
as follows ; from New Orleans 81.
90 ; from Lafourche Crossing 81.
90. aud from all parts between
Terrebonue Station and Houma,
90 cents. ,5
Douptless many of our Lafour.
che friends will take advantage
OF this golden opportunity to pay
Us a flying visit, and at the same
time help the ladies in their chart
table undertaking..
We are informed that the
Ho~ma Brass Band will be pleas.
ed to "cr0ss spears" aC the Fair
with any of the Thibodaux bands.
! Our brothers OF the horn in your
town may lest assured that they
shall be heartily welcomed and
Hospitality entertained, should
they decide npon making us a fro
terua! visit on the opening of the
Fair, ~ 4
''''''",~ Respectfully,
.7.vl4,Lt.o. "OLlO,"
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t- .s+-t -t.4=Lt l.t .--
a. Communicated
The LafOnrche and
~EerrebOnne Canal.

Abour eight years ago q compa
ny was formed. for the -purpuse
of cleaning out bayou TerIe-
bonnie.
While the largest share of the
benefits of such an enterprise
would naturally accrue to our sis
ter parish of Terrebonne, yet
there are soule, which would in.
sure to ourselves, not only in as
far as they would drain and qua
rantee against overflow, certain
tracts Of land, but also almost all
our property on TerEehonne "a.
nal would greatly increase in va,
lue and our ThibOdaux merchants
would reap considerable benefits
from the Terrebopne trade, if they
know how to use them.
About all that-nO matter-the
advantages to the surrounding
lands have been discussed again
and again, we must come, back to
practical points. Now, that old
company has never. done any
thing, it was Kept back by the
set determination of the property
holders. who distrusted it, unjust
~ this time, because a majority
OF it's members were Republicans.
Time passed and finally another
company of which Major Grisa
more is President, took its
place without, IN sum and sub
stance, up to date, accomplishing
any more.
have 20 distrust against this
company. L, in connection with
tue old Directors, made no oppo.
sltion whatever to the organiza-
ton of the new company.
am, however, sorry, that Ma
jor Grisamore has been placed at
the head OF an enterprise so i'm
portant, not because he IS not
competent, efficient aud honest,
all OF which quantities he has
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Central sugar Factories.

Though Of late years the sugar
interest il5 Louisiana has been
gradually growing upto the posi-
tiOL it heldihefore the war. and
under il continuation of present
circumstances aud conditions for
several years to come the State
may be expected to exceed it's for
mer production ; still the extern,
sion OF the sugar industry is not
so rapid as it would have been
had new modes of manufacturing
been earlier introduced.
Sugar culture, from planting
to harvesting, in the old manner
Of cultivation required an enor-
nous outlay of capital, the princi
pal part Of which was invested
in the costly buildings and ma.
cllinery Of the manufactures. In
1860 there were nearly 1900 su-
gar-houses in this State. Some
OF those contained more than
100000 worth Of machinery,
and the average cost Of equip.
ments of each was certainly over
$4,000. Thus the planters car
ried on their hands over $13, 600,
600 Of idle capital nine months of
every year.
They however managed to do
THIS and carry on a prosperous
business. But after about two
thirds Ut this %rlachlnery had
been destroyed during the war,
and the remainder generally dam
aged, the planters could hardly
have been expected to refit and
reiurnish each of their unSlOcked
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PETROLEUM. FOR Raid HEAD.
The British Consul at Nico.
laief, Russia, is said to have dis
covered that petroleum is the
greatest OF all hair invigoratOrs.
In a report to. his government he
says that u servant formerly in
his employ was pernsaturely
bald. The servant was engaged
to trim the lamps, and had a ha-
bit Of wiping his petroleum bes-
meared hands IN his scanty locks.
Three months of this lamp trims
ming and dirty habit procured
fo1 him a much finer head of
black glossy balr than he possess
ed before his badness. The cOil>
sui tried the remedy OH two Spa
niards who had become suddenly
bald, and met' with the same Won
derful success. He then suggest
ed his petroleum cure to the own
efs of some. black cattle which
had become bald, and to the pos
SCISSORS of horses which had lost
their III ailes andtails. The remedy
not only prevented the spread Of
the disease from which the animal
suffered, but also effected quick
and radical cure. The petroleum,
he says, should be Of the most re
fined American quality. 1t is to
b rubbed IN vigorously and
quick with lie palm Of the hand,
applied at Intervals of three days,
six or seven times in all, except
in the case of Horses that have
tails aud names, when more ap,
plications may be requisite.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
To Depositors in the late
Freedmens Savings Bank
and Trust Company.

NOTICE is given to Depositors and
IN others interested. that the Commits.
sioners appointed to close up the affairs of
the late ~FREEDMEN's SAVING BANK AND
Trust COMPANY, will shortly declare a SEC
N DIVIDEND of TWENTY PER CENT, winch
amount can be collected without unneces-
sary delay by forwarding their names, the
number Of their PAss-BOoK, if in their pos
session, aud a three cent postage stamp, to
the undersigned, on receipt of which the
necessary instructions will be sent by re.
turn mail,
Those whose PAss-Bo0Ks were forward
ed with the first dividend are requested to
return them. Apply to, or address !
G.. H. GRIFFIN,
attorney and Solicitor Of Claims
lOS dAsQUET STR, New Orleans, La,
sept29. Ct.
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JUSTICE COURT BY GEO. w.
,sQuIREs;-A. Rovira, for assault
threats and abuse, to- Angelina
Davis, was arrested and put I'M
der peace bond, last sunday also
for threatening the life of Peter
Winder, with a pistol aud razor,
was given the privilege of ans
other six months bond.
Mrs. Agness Parker, filed an
affidavit against Adam Robinson
alias Hog Adam, for disturbing
the peace, threats and obscene
language, Adam was allowed his
liberty by giving bond and securj
ty for better conduct hereafter.
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CoFpoRArlQy CoLoRED.-The
Corporation Colored School was
opened last Monday at the Rsp.
tlst Church, with Mr.. Thaliy
" hitehQNse as teacher. There il
nc. expectation of the School ever
becoming very large, as there are
out few children of African de-
scent residing within the Crrpo-
ration of Thibodanx, yet for the
pumber attainable it is confident
" expected, that this school will
pc very successful, as the young
teacher is fully competent and ex
pefienced rs far as the require
gents 60,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Succession of JEROME MOMENE,

DARIsH COURT, PARISH OF LA
L FOURCHE. No. 91 Probates.-Know
all men by these presentsI That acting by
virtue of a .cOmmissisn to me directed, by
the above entitled court. l will otter for
sale at public anction ON
Saturday, October 18th, 1877.
at my residence in this parish. at about
thirty-hve miles below the town of 1hibo-
daux, the movable effects Of said Success
sion, to. wit ~. - 70, t'
: One row ami calf.
Press. 3 Mattresses. 1 Bookcase. trunk,
lot clothing, Books, DO. lot Chicken, sc.
l Note for $448.O due by H., II. Hunter.
Terms Of sale, Cash on the spot. in U. s.
Treasury Notes.. H. CANTRELLE.
fsl Administrators.
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- OYSTERS. - On Monday last
the fli'st oysters reached our town,
= and Col Matt. Matter. our "pham
rlon Mixplogiss' and the ..haut-
EOnt4 catererof "Frost 50 secured
q sufiiciency. regardless of ex.
nense, TINS makimghis word goad.
'ahe hivalves are said to be SALTY
and toOthsome. p
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enterpfising aud skiing
simarehaDtnn II. w. Tabor. Green
! street, IL now accommodating his
NUMEROUS customers with the
> best and cheapest groceries in
town. Call and Judge for yourself
YES. edo aHl bz3ba Ill. 1,gr .
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, /
Sept. 10, 1877.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, |
Sept. 10, 1877. 81
Editor SENTINEL: - On Sun
day last. a friend proposed to
drive me out on the shores of the
Chesapeake bay, which | did not
hesitate to accept.
The drive was through q nice
portion of the city, and along a
shell road for some five miles.
Fine groves, fitted up with
halls and benches for the aceO.q-
mOdatiOn OF guests are to be seen
every mile or so, to which oar>
riages transport visitors by land,
and steamers by water, who spend
the afternoon promelmding with
in the cool shady groves, a. great
relief to those who have been ell
closed within the walls of the hot
cityfduring the week. j.
| find this to be a beautiful city.
The magnificent ::brick made here
adds Il beauty OF front to the
buildings, which is not seen in
any other city. There are many
blocks of iron frOVrted stores,
large and magnificent Hotels, "a
City Hall that is claimed, and |
think with reason, to excel that
of any other in this country, an
Odu bellows Hall of immense
proportion aud capacity, in which
fepr TO ten Lodges assemble
every night, save Saturday and
Sunday. .-a, .f5-....s -
Attached to this Hall, is the
Odd Fellows Library, containing
10000 English aud 5000 German
books.
Every member of the Order is
entitled to borrow any volume
that he wishes to read, being res.
ponsible only for its return.I was
) i'll the Library last night, and
, counted go ladies there with tl,sil
5 husbands and brothers, each Sc.
lecting reading matter, and thai
is the case every night.
On Broadway, Il wide and
beautiful street, stands the mOng
Hlent Dedicated to the memory O
, Thomas Wildly, the founder O
. the Order of the |. .. o. F.
, 1t stands upon the top eta higf
HILL and consequently visible al
far as the street extends either
way. ...l. -s.
The spire is about Is or so fee
= high, supmounted by a widow
holding one child in her arm.
t with "a second landing at be-
; side, all of life size.
VI Beneath were sculptorel OF
Q the four sides the emblemS, Hear
in Hand-BundIe of Rods. Tire,
LinkS-anG Bee Hive.
y Below was the great seal OF TIN
Grand Lodge. On the various
|" sides of the Pedestal were. carved
:, "Thomas Wildey born Jan. 10
=, u L17s3:.7 3
"Thomas Wildey, died Oct. Is
1861"
J. Erected to the memory Q
n Thomas Widely, the Founder O
If Odd Fellowship, April 2G, 1914
It "The site, for this monumrn
was unanimously voted hy tn
le Mayor and Council of Baltimore
Ammo Domini, 1S45."
=, "IIe who realises that the trn
:, mission Of man Oh earth, is to ris
~ above the level of individual ia
~ tluence, and to recognise tn
~ fatherhood of God, over all an
- the brotherhood Of man, is Ma
lures true %nQbleman,"
On the square near Barnuml
Hotel is also a fine monumen
v erected to the memory of the so
diers who fell in the war of ISL
he when the British forces attaoke
H. this city. fst't ~ .|
30 =. UNCLE SILAs,
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MAYORS CoURT.-P. a. Au-
coin, Mayor, pro TEN presiding.
A Rovira and Angelina Davis,
charged with disturbing the
peace OF the neighborhood at
Short street, Sunday evening
last, were arlaigped and find IS.
90 each.
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mills aud machinery. Great mum.
beIs of them wisely turned their
fields to Disqualification Of other !
crops. while many failed after Ell
deavoring to again rebuild Their
sugar-houses. Other small plan
tiers who owned sugar-h ouses
were unable to replace or repair
their old aud worn out machine
~.
Under such circumstances the
sugar crop could not have, been
expected to reach more than it
has done up to the present year,
even if we leave out of the quos
ton the political troubles. the IT,
nancial crisis of. 1878 and other
evils which impeded its progress.
Some system that would decrease
the cost of machinery to the pro
portion of land in cultivation was
advocated most justly by those
interested in this industry. A cen
trail sugar factory capable OF ma
nipulating 1000 acres of cane
would necessarily cost far less
prOportloDately than one constfuc
tell to work up only 400 acres of
cane a year, and would nocessarl
ly take a burden off the shoulders
of farmers and small planters,
who are unable to bear the eX-
pense of the crudest machinery
made to manufacture the lowest
grades of sugar. The central h,cto
~, with complete machinery,
could manufacture the highest
grades of sugar and pay the pro.
ducers as much for their raw su
gar, after deducting the actual
cost of manufacturing 1T.
This is the theory of central su
gar factories, and we are glad to
say that it has been practically
proven to be correct in several
portions of our State where cen
trail factories have been establish
ed. The cane delivered at these is
. purchased at s. a ton, generally
under the condition that the
} cane juice must not weigh less
: than eight degrees Beaume. The
average yields OF cane on severa'
! places has been from 100 to 12s
: pounds of sugar and four to five
gallons of molasses additional tC
the ton, The manufacturer sells
his product for more than doublt
the price he paid for the crude
! material, and has a fair profit
: left after paying expenses.
Now, q careful and industriOu!
. farmer or planter can produce al
!. average Of twenty tons per acre
l or sell his crop on each acre fo'
the amonat two bales of cottol
: would bring after bearing the OK
> pense Of ginning.
We say central factories hav'
e been established in Louisiana
! though only a few. Around thes'
few cane culture il rapidly exteI,
II ding, new fields are being stocked
and small farmers are rapidly get
> ting their farms into cane.
u These factories should be scat
: tered all over the sugar distric
y of Red river. over the western
. sugar parishes and ut convenien
intervals along the banks of tn
" MISSISSIPPI. They would prove tn
most profitable Investment where
= in capital could be placed; the,
.; would eventually cause the cult
l. Walton of all available sugar land
u in Louisiana, amounting to owe
y one million acres. and woul'
hasten the advent of the tim
+ when this will become the riches
. agricultural region on eartl
" L HHF ~ - e. 80 - E- .EE WL N n
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WHOLE TICKETS. SI.0O; 80 WHOLE TICKETS
" FOR $45 100 TICKETS, $50.
Chartered for Educational Institutions,
Under Charter no ~pOstponement can ever
occur. All prizes paid in full. Official list of
drawn numbers published in N. Y, Herald,
N, 4. Sun, and Louisville Conrier-Journal.
Circulars. containing iull particulars free.
Address SilQltAOns Il Dickinson,
} Managers Office, 723d st., Louisville, Ky.
EsT Similar Allotments on the 18th and
last days ofevery month during the year. :
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s:TT 3, Il. Allen one of our
most prominent planter, assures
as that his loss from the late
storm VIII reach six per cent on
p3s earlier cane crop. We hope
giant. "''
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A good little boy who was kick
ed by u mule did not say naugh-
ty words or 60 home crying to
his mother; he just tied the mule
within five feet of bee hive, back
ed him round to it, and let HIM
klck.-All the Year Round.
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Notice To

The examination for Teachers in the pub
lie schools of this Parish, will a k place in
Thibodaux, for Males on Monday. and La
dies on Wednesday ofbeaeh week. from and
after this date. For further information,
apply to Il" ST GtiSAMGhE,,
Aug.4'T Secretary School Board.
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We have had cool and plea
SAINT weather during this week,
and our rice planters asailed
themselves of thu opportunity to
rthresh their crops. 9.'' r
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a1a-Major Grisamore returned
lorom Baltimore en- Thursday feel
q ing ten years younger, booking %
pounds better, and, improved
generallylail over al aS+:i
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGER

BEER.
At a heavy expense l have just put up
the necessary apparatus for treating La
GER BEER, as is practiced in St. Louis
and Cincinnati, by which means the Beer
r~etains it's brilliancy in any climate and
Tor any length Of time.
l will continue to sell this Beer at the
same price as 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. for draft as well as in bottles, con-
stantly on hand. aAlso, 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 Bienvillc street'
New Orleans. Send. for price list.
August 25th. 1877. e." l.. c. Army.
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OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT ST.
Notice to Subscribers.

g This mark X, on the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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POLICE JuEY-Regular SEES:
sion of thar body, Monday next.
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The work on new market
house is progressing.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is called
talthe changed Of domicil. of our
lay firm Clay Knobloch & Allan
from Main to Green street above
#, H. ". Tabor's store.
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The district court will open at
-Honina the 1st Monday Of 'OctQ>
Der. gr-,U 979iE smif fi.#
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.si OYslERs.-The first of the saa
son at.onrB wharf Tuesday even
lug. 9Haf g. 'a 7i
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~RICE-Harvesting of this crop
has taken y new vim since the
storm. f III ..Iin J.
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THIBODAUX. LA.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th IS
Notice.

ASSESSORS OFFICE
j. j PARISH OF LAfoURcHF
! .efu.;t' 7Thibodauv August 18th 1919
Notice is hereby given that the Assess
mrnt roll for the year 1877, is now deposit
ed Mt the Recorded { fiice.-Thirty days. is
given for the correction Of any grievances
according to law.
3 r.. b Assessor Parish OF Lafourchc,