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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-03-21
BACK TO THE LICK LOG.

Mr.. f. j. Barrett, of Pineville, who
was elected to the Legislature from
this Parish in November last, who
remained but few days in Fackard's
Acre, and then with great dignity,
fervor and unsullied patriotism, fold
ed his tent and his buds and quit
that "House of Thieves" as he then
called them, has once more taken
new departure and is again snusly
seated among those same thieves
We only notice the event to keep up
with the neao movements on the po-
litical chess board in this land of Ra-
pides, and in no fault finding mood,
because of late we have imbibed so
much new charity, that we want eve
nv fellow to sleep on the bed he
chooses to make or select. Nor are
we going to enquire into MIR. Bar
rett's motives, which are no doubt
sufficiently whitewashed for him to
eat full rations of crow, but simply
announce the programme of the new
departure backward as we find it re-
ported in the New Orleans Times Of
last Thursday:
'No news of startling Importance
occurred at the Republican State
House yesterday, although as many
as four of the recreant members were
reported to have returned from the
Democratic House, ''like lambs to
the fold" Diligent inquiry, howev-
err. reduced the number one half, and
actual facts to one half more E. j.
Barrctt-Mr. Gracien offering reso-
luton resembling the vote Of the
House, expelling him. This was
adopted by 81 yeas to 7 nays. When
the resolution was first introduced,
the House was about equally divided
upon the question with the odds
against him, and if the previous
question had been called On the mo-
ton to adopt, Barrett would have no
doubt experienced somewhat the con-
dition Of the "lost Sheep" but a
lively debate ensued, in which Dru-
ry, Gracien, Moore and Dinkgrave
took leading parts. The former be
ing the introducer of the resolution
expelling the recalcitrant member,
was in favor of still keeping him out
of the fold, but Gracien plead so
hard and Moore so too, while Dink-
grave quoted scripture in such a
beautiful manner, that members Of
the House should think Of the golden
rule Of good for evil, closing with the
affecting passage-"The vilest sinner
may return"-that applause, loud
and prolonged applause, rewarded
the speaker and carried the vote
most unanimously in favor Of seat
| ing Mr.. Barrett.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-03-21

JOHN SHERMAN has promised 10
10 something for Eliza Pinkston.
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TIE SUPREME COURT.-Gov.
Nichols has appointed the fol
lowing eminent Lawyers as
Judges of the Supreme Court,
who were unanimously confirmed
by the Senate:
E. I. Manning of Rapides,
Chief Justic'; and w. B. Spen:
Ger OF Carroll, Alcibiade DeBlanc
OF st. Martin, Il. IL. Mari of Or
leans, and ". a. Eagan of Caddo,
Associates.
With such a Bench as this, the
people of Louisiana will have no
tears that justice and law will
be dispensed and obeyed.
On Jan. Q, the above named
members took their seats on the
Supreme Bench, and entered
upon the discharge Of their du-
ties.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFoURChE.
No. 96l. ProbGtes.
Succession Of
UONORE FAUEE.
From Dec. str 1876, to Jan. 9h 1877.

hnow ye that, BY virtue Of an order of
sale, to me directed by the Honorable the
Parish Court, sitting in and for this parish.
| will offer for sale at public auction, at the
Court House in the town OF T~liibodaux, on
SATURDAY 3rd day Of February, III,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
1 o'clock j. NJ, without reserve, the follow
ing described property belonging to said
Estate, viz:
Zen Notes OF Auguste Claude. for Sixty
dollars EACH. One Note of james NJ. Wade,
for S29.la. One NOte Of n. NJ. Hare, for
si0o.25. One Note uf Leaudre Boudreaux,
for $iO3.45. One Note OF Jean Bapt. jules,
for S22.20. One Note OF Collin W. Hudson,
50. ID. One Note of Washington Evans, for
s26. IS. five Notes of FRANCOIS Giraud, for
S5.oG each. One Note OF w. A. Boudreaux,
for $3.50. Ona Note off. Guedry, for 1000.
Cle Note 81 A.pho1se LoGriere for s&4.0).
o.e Note CT Ihos. 7. Dun, for s45.43.
One Note Of L con Guedry. Tor $500. One
Note ii Lue.on Lajauris. Tor s2.5a, C1e
Noteo u jos. Landry. for sl5.4S One Note of
j. {. Bourgeois. tor $685., C1e Meta Of Geo
A. Nelson, for 500, One Note Of Z B. Nor
III IoY 3i34i5, O1e Note Of C.Apoit Brad
lev, Cor %i3.25, One Note o. ). Morv:irb. for
$3.50, Jue Note OF IreYiile Daigle. for
SJ32a, Cao Note OF JAS. Nichol. for sI4.60,
One Note OF Aurelien & Odressy Guiilot,
for 5000, One Note of Jules Trout, for
s7.75, One Note of l.. E. Maureau, for s90.SS
Two Notes of Orelien Guillot, each for
$4,000, One Note of Wash. stuart, for
StdZ.35, aud a few open accounts, DC.
Terms and cnoditions-Cash on the spot
H. i. aIoHELET,
Curator.
Thibodaux, Jan. 20. tS7S..
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SALE.
CEsgsEKE'E7'S SALE.
~ -
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
Mrs. T. LEDET
VS.. go.
REV. HENRY GRIMES.

BY virtue of Il writ of Fl Fa to me directed
in The above entitled and numbered case, /
have seized, and will offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction pursuant to law, to the last and
Ii highest builder. ut the court House, in the
Town OF Thibodtux, on
Saturday, february, II, 1877.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock Z. NJ, tho following described
property, to wit /;
A certain tract Of land situated in the
Parish Of Latonrche in the Brule Grand
Chene, measuring twenty arpents more or
less tronto on the Western boundary by FIVE
arpents more or less in depth being the
western part of the West half of the North
West quarter and the South West quarter
of Section Fifty Seven in Township Is
South Range East, South Easter District of
Louisiana.
The above described property to be sold
in lots or parcels as required by law Of not
less than ten nor more than fifty acres each
us per plan to he made and flied in the of
lice of tao undersigned within tho DELAY
fixed by law.
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
WILLIAM WILTON,
Sheriff.
January, 18th, 1877.
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BAYOU Lafourclle.
The West Baton Rouge sugar

Planter says:
The people Of ~ThihnAauz and the La
fourche parishes generally, arc 1AdiS-
rant at the proposition to close INC
BAYOU Laionrche. Evi ien5iy, there Is
some rascaiily IN the moNo-soih'lhihS
that viii yet crop cut t. the eoiisternt-
ton of the movers ct the scheme. we
would not be surprised IL the railroad
company had d finger in the pie, and we
fail to see how DR.. Darrail can d TO
his laurels by assisting and encouraging
this outrage-1or outrage IL IS. i.ia'
bayou is a navigable strcam-a tree
/ water course-aul was such when Lonisl
| ana was ceeded to the United States,
| and can not he l~egitimately closed Wlth
| ont violating one OF the most important
s~tiuuIat:ous iii the act of cessioR.
The Planter hits the nail square
IL Oh the head. "There is some
rascality in the move"
There are prospective railroads
running through the sugar plan
tatlons on the Bayou Lafourche,
with bonuses and privileges be"e-
fcial to tue lucky p%ossessor, bat
Injurious to the proprietors OF
the land over which these roads
are to pass. The Donaldsonville
Chief seems to think that DR.,
Darrall is ignorant Of any rascal
ty in offering his bill in Congress.
lie may be, hut he well knows
that the petition said to be filed
somewhere, which no one ever
sees, which is never published, Il
signed by anybody is signed b>
fictitious names, or at least moi
by any of the principal landown
ers on this Bayou. The name o.
but one individual in this parish
has become known to the SENT
MEL, who favors this foollsl
scheme.
The plea thas thousands o
acres of lands may be redeemed
by closing Bayou Lafourche an'
> draining the swamps into th'
Bayou is worse than a dream Q
nightmare. Terrebonne Is a prat
ticable example ofjust such drai,
age AS the Bayou Laiourch
would furnish. This is a very Sill
= pie way to drain every foot
:, swamp land on either side {
Bayou Lafourche, and that is t
clean out the drains that natur
has bountifully provided, not b
closing any Of them, and it doe
f seem that the idea of closing an
natura, outlets Of surplus waite
+ can only originate i'll a Graz
5 brain.
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SALES.
rMEE.VFF,S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
IJth Judicial District Court.
PARISH OF LAFOUHCHE.
HYPPOLIrE GALLY,
Us. No. 1904
Michael Downing Curator,
EST. T.. NJ. WILLIE RS.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
to me directed, in tie above entitled and
numbered case. | have seized and will oiier
for sale at public auction, pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House i'll the Town OF Thib0daux, Oh
Saturday, February II, 1877.
between the hours of II O'Clock A, NJ, and
4 o'clock 2. NJ, the one undivided half OF
the following described property to wit:
IA certain tract of land established as
q Sugar Plantation, situated i'll the Parish
of Latourche on the left bank Of Bayou La
iourche, about six miles below the Town Of
ThihodauK in this State, measuring Eight
or Eight ard IL fourth arpents more or less,
front on said Bayou LafOurche, by Eighty
arpeuts in depth; the lateral lines converg
ing 50 as to give IA superticic OF about Four
Hundred alpents. bounded above and be
low 10y lands of Lelnuel T.. Aubort, Il by
lands Of z. j. Thcriot 4 Co.
"a certain tract of land adjacent to
and below the plantation above described,
measuring four arpents more or less front,
by forty arpents in depth, bounded above
by said plantation, and below by lands OF
| said p. j. Theriot & co.
And q tract OF land i'll the rear OF and
| IL the vicinity of the plantation firstly DIES
cribcl. hcing Section No. los OF Section 10,
South Oi Range SeNeutetl, EtSt VI Tie IhiS-
sissippi River, containing five hundred ami
tifty-four acres.
! An and singular the buildings and i'm
proycments on the said plantation, and the
appertepunccs thereof, and all the rights,
ways and %ilnlnunities thereto belonging, al
SO the one undivided half of Twenty-six
mules, Cne horse Four carts Three wagons,
Ton Two horse plows. -Four Ono horse
plows, Ono harrow, One pair of oxen, and
each aud every other article of ntensil OF
stock. which may form part or serve to the
working OF the said plantation
Terms of sale, Cash OIL the spot in u. S.
Treasury Notes, to pay and satisfy the SUN
of Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred and
Seventy-one 46IlW Dollars, with eight pei
cent interest per annum, on Nine Thousand
Dollars Thereof from the fst day of Janus
~, 1869, on Five Thousand Dollars thereo,
from the lst day of January 1873, and o,
the balance of Two Thousand Five Hun
dred and Seventy one $500 Dollars, thereo
from the lst day of January, 1876, unit
paid, less Seven Thousand Five Hundred
and For,y-oue 60[lO0 Dollars, paid 3Otl
June 1874. the additional sum of ten pc
centum on the said s,in in principal, an,
interest. Attorneys fees, and all the cost
of these proceedings.
WILLIAM WILTON,
jan1377 Sheri1
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The late, cold weather has in
Iured if not killed many of the
orange trees in this portion of the
State.
The Eucalyptus tree which
had been planted extensively in
this vicinity, hos also been una>
bic to stand the severe cold and.
if not killed, has been badly dam
aged.
Some anxiety is expressed
by planters in regard to the rat
rooms, not only on account of in>
Jury by cold weather, but also
from the rains and dampneSs of
shc last three weeks.
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Up t. tho time at which the
SENTINEL goes 30 press all looks
bright and clear. The Nichols
government is acknowledged all
over the State, Congress appears
to have decided upon a plan for
counting tlle,eiectoral vote on Feb
ruary IL. Az Morton does not
like tho plan it is very likely a
good che and that do justice tc
al parties.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL OF VHIBODAUX,
TOWN HALL

TOWN HALL }
Thibodaux. Jan. 9th, 1877. :
A regular meeting of the Town Council Of
the Corporation OF Thibeiauy. WAS held
his day.
The roll was called and the following
named .Conncilmen answered to their
names, viz:
P =. Lorio, Mayor, II. A. Legendre, Il.
X. Mcbride. s. I. Gr:sa.nore and J.. Ba-
deaux.
Absent, DR.. J. II. Fleet wood and DIR. Ii
Danseseau.
The m.nute Of the previous meeting
We're read aId approved as recorded.
Inc following reports of the Treasurer
and Coiieetor We're presented, read ard
reiered to the Finance Committee OF the
incoming board.
n a.el.,S Esannr
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For a month past the people
above Thibodaux have been una
bic to ship or receivefreight. Oys
ter boats cal not pass this place.
One of Newton's dredges Boat
would make the Lafourche navi>
gable for small steamers in one
seasons work, and alta price that
the planters and merchants would
scarcely feel.
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ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Ole
sim Aycock, whilst loading a
gun on last Saturday, came very
near killing himself. The. stock of
the gun was on a log, and slip
ping off the trigger was sprung,
causing the load to be discharged,
carrying away parts of the fin,
gers of one hand and injnring the
young man about the face pretty
badly. He was brought up to the
residence of his brother.in law,
ID. H. Dansereau, for treatment.
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sS:aDDy auGs,ence Of IL Great

asseczs.C.
For the preservation or recovery Q!
health iand strength, the diet should be
wholesome and nutritious When i. hap
pens chat the alineutary processes are dis.
tu.bed by improper or half masticated
food, the best remedy for the evil results
Of abusing the digestive organs is Hostel.
ter's Stomach B%i,ters, a most agreeable
prompt and gentle remedy for dyspepsia
and Tor the billions and o~vacuative irreeu
~larities which result from it. The liver and
bowels, i'll common with the stomach. ex.
porienco it's beneiicient influences. The re.
f.se of the system ia carried off through
It's natural outlet. d healthy flow and secre,
ton OF the bile is promoted, and a power
itl impetus Is given TO assimilation in con
sequence Of its use. 1t beautifully stimu
lates the bladder and kidneys when the,
are inactive, and by its tonic aud regula.
ting action fortifes the system agains:
malaria.
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Judge Billings of the Dis
trlct Court of the U. S., sitting in
New Orleans. lately sentenced a
negro man to the Penitentiary
for three years. for registering
more than once during the late
Registration.
The time isnot far when voters
Will be satisfied with casting one
vote at any one election.
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To say that the news of last
Sunday announcing the abandon
ment of the Packard gang OF vag
abonds III the ST. Louis Hotel. &C
companied by Dumas, Wheeler
and Breaux Senators, who united
with the Peoples Senate, caused
terribly long faces among the
faithful in this. place would not
exactly give the idea, but it is
the best that can be demo at pres
ent.
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THE determination of Pinch
back to abandon the vessel Of
corruption and usurpation in
command of S. 3. Packard, does
not surprise any one very greatly.
Pinchback refused to support
him during the canvass prece>
ding the election of Nov. Z, and
made no speeches save for the
cause Of Hayes and Wheeler.
Pinchback has said some hard
things, but there can be little
doubt out that he has always IA
vored q compromise between the
white and coiored races, against
carpet-baggers and scalawaggers.
There areworse men and plenty
of them iii Louisiana than this
man, who hasior years hadthe col
den apple ever swinging before
his eyes, but ever swinging out
OF his reach, and now that Rel-
Iogg has been elected Senator
over him, he has wisely forsaken
the whole crew. 1t is true that
this election of the De Facto, viii
never carry him into the q. S
Senate, yet the fact OF his election
proves that they need Pinchbacl
only when they are in d hole ant
need lifting out.
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FOR SALE.
A good opportunity for those ach,
Wssh to acquire q homestead.

Will be offered for sale at auction, on
Saturday, January 10th, 1877.
at II o'clock NJ, on the premises.
six and one half arpents OF land, well
timbered, fronting Bayou LafourcLe, eiah-
ty arpents in depth, three miles above
the Town of Thibodaux, bounded above by
tie lands of Leonard Lasseigne and below
by those of Mrs. Widow j. Il. Maureau.
Ilis land will be sold by seperate arpents,
it contains Seventeen arpents Of. first year
stubbles. ~
CONDITIONS.
Three Hundred Dollars cash, balance
payable in one, two, three and four wears,
With 8 olo Interest until final payment This
property will be delivered free of mortgage
Acts of sale before +. Grima, Notary Public
in New Orleans, at the expense of pu3cha-
sers.
Private Sales Of above can be effected by
applying to E. A. O~rSULL1VAN. :
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MIR. Gerasime Roudl

Mr.. Gerasime Boudreaux,
who has resided in Brazil for ten
years has returned to his native
home on the Lafourche, to pass
the remainder OF his days. Mr..
BOudreauX thought that Brazil
was a good country to emigrate
to in 1867. He knows that it is a
iine country to emegrate from in
1877.
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Nearly all the members of
the Bar of Lafourchc, have been
i'll New Orleans during the week,
attending the session OF the Su-
prpme Court.
1t must be some comfort to ap~
pear before a Court such as that
appointed by Gov. Nichols.
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1t Is. some consolation to
know that the Radical them
se'NSs fully appreciate the inf,>
my OF Tom Anderson. He only is
able to get two or three votes for
Il. S. Senator.
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The Parish Of YerrebOnne, &C
cording to Mr.. G. W. Squires' ta-
bles has made 1922 hdds of sugar
and 917 barrels of molasses more
in 1876 than in 1875, with a de.
crease of 526 barrels OF Rice.
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MIR. w. Ford, the Telegraph
operator has gone Oft on a trip to
the West for a few weeks. Oscar
Boudreaux has charge of the
Office during his absence.
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Elk. GOV. Ishan G.. Harris,
has been elected u. s. Senator
from Tennessee, to succeed Hon.
Henry Cooper, whose term ex-
pres on March a 1877.
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Editorial Items.

WIN. A. Fulford, who has
been residing i'll Mississippi tor
two years, returned to his home
in this town on last Sunday.
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Judge Beattie has purchased
the Field plantation, opposite
'Thibodanx, and is fitting up the
residence for a homestead.
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SuICIDE.-Maxile Bourg con-
mitted suicide on Ii. b. Ledet's
plantation on last Sunday, by
shooting himself with Il shot gun.
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The water in the Bayou has
been 80 inches below the top Of
the piling upon which the pillar
of the Bridge Is erected in front
Of Thibodaux, something that has
probably never occurred hereto
tore.
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The Rev. Mr.. Clark, will
preach in the Presbyterian
Church tonight and to morrow,
at the usual hours.
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The President of the Bridge
Company, has been materially
improving the approaches to the
Bridge.
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WIN. Wilton, Sheriff Of the
Parish Of Lafourche by virtue of
dead mems votes and the Retur>
ming Board, passed a very pleas
ant night, last Saturday, sleeping
on a plank in front of one Of the
coffee houses not over ten squares
from the Court House.
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Last Saturday, Mad. Wells
slapped kellosg's jaws. Then
Kellogg said "Welts) that's
enough"
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Essey, clearly demonstrates, from 2 t
years successful practice, that the alatI
consequences of self abuse may ber.0csy
cured without the dangerous use 81 ~
nal medicine or the application Of the e
pointing Ont a mode of cursat onse s2
certain, and e~ffectual, by means o.
every sufferer, no matter what his 49,
ton may be, may cure himself cheaq4y't
vately, and radicdAy.
UTThis Lecture should be in the
of every youth and every man in thsn
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