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LIN another column is print
ed some evidence given by
citizens of Lafourche before the
Congressional investigating Com
mittee in New Orleans. If it has
no other merit it certainly posses
ses that of being the truth.
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the people of the United States
will never consent to have their
representatives in Congress stlip
ped Of those powers, or tolerate
this nsurpation ny a deputy of
the Senate, IF by any single per
son, and still less by an officer
who is frequently interested as a
candidate IN the result of the
count.
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w. G. Raglan announces that
he is Agent for Singer's Sewing
Machine. It is needless Tor the
SENTINEL to endorse the capabi
lily Of the Agent or the reliability
Of this machine in q community
where both are 50 we'll and favo
rably known.
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s. T.GRIsAMORE.

On Mondsy last January l.,
the stockholders of Ihibodanx
Bridge Company elected Messrs.
p. E.. Loris, b. w. Tabor, G. La
garne, Taylor Beattie and S. L.
Grisamsre for directors for the
Dresept year.
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first day Of the wear

The first day Of the year 1877
was one of the coolest of this re
markably cold winter. Ice formed
10 shady places during the entire
day, whilst the wind made ones
ears tingle as it whistled abou.
the streets. The Sun made his ar-
pearance, and for the greater
part of the day made things look
cheerful and happy.
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Large and Completes
Blacksmith, Wheelscytg1l
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, and the puble1
L general. that he is prepared TO o.
take all kinda of work in his line, 1t ~
tageous conditions and, moderate priee1 q
workmen Of recognized ability: He -
in a full and varied supply OF spoke
telloes Of first choice, for carriages, ete.
Also an assortment of patent casn
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand UI,ening of large and small -
new style Collins with glassj, inlitsfion
wood. black walnut and ash.
a choice and select stock of ready.u.
shronds, for men, women and childiel, -
article of luxury, new style. at very a
ate prices.
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Gov. HANpToNts ADDRESS.

Gov. HAMpToN's ADDRESS,
Columbia, Jan. Gov. Hamp-
ton has issued an address ealing
on citizens WHO desire to main
tain the Government of their
choice to come forward aud nav
ten per cent, of last years tax
levy. The Legislature authorizes
the collection Of Is per cent, but
the amount called tor will be
sufficient. Inmates of charitable
institutions are suffering, The ad
dress concludes: l adjure our
people. therefore, to be steadfast.
law>ablding and peaceful, and |
pray that the new year will
bflng to them the blessings of
peace and of prosperity.
WADE HAMPToN,
Governor OF south Carolina,
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With the rising Sun on New
Years day, James N. Wright
took charge of the Thibodnux
Bridge, having bought the lease
tor the present year. Jim has
made an efficient Constable for
two years past, and will, donbt
less make an excellent Commodore
for the present one.
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quired into under these proceed
ings. The board made the return
AT ) O'Clock, the court having
met at 4 and taken recess. Conn
sci for relator asked until to-mor.
row to examiuethe return, and
the court adjourned to that hour.
Drew will be inaugurated TO-
morrow. All very quiet.
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"A Lodge Of the I. O. 0. T.

"A Lodge Of the I. O. Q. F.
was instituted yesterday at Nor
gan City. Mr.. S. T. Grisamore, r.
AZ. Grand Representative John
Larkin, II. Fl. Michelet, G. Sahou
rin and Andre Maronge, went
over Thursday morning TO assist
in the ceremonies incident to the
OCCASION.
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CRlsTADORO'S
HAIR ID Y b.

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye is the sAI
and BEST; it acts instantaneousiy Pv
cling the most natural shades OF IN
Brown; does NOT STAIN the SINH
is easily applied. 1t is a standard ps!2
ton. and a favorite upon every welsp
ed Toilet for Lady or Gentlemen. -
Druggists. -.-n
u. ~ERISTAD0n2
II. q. Box, 1898. New
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IS. T. GrisamOre has a fine
assortment OF Cooking Stovos,
Fire Crates, Charcoal Furnaces,
Tlnware, Pressed ware, Granite
Iironware, Glassware, Puroline,
Goal and Insurance Oils, which
he is selling at rates 70 suit The
times.
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The fresh meat export trade to
Europe is steadily increasing,
the largest shipper in New York
Is how sending about 1900 beeves
per week.
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NOlice 10 Subscribers.
Editorial Items.

TH1BoDAux, January 1. 1877.
Frop, this date l resume the
position OF Editor Of the English
department of the Thibodaux
SENTINEL.
g TJGRISAMORE.
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Notice to sugar Plants

TBEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY
i In the Country and to the Suss12s
ters In gensral that I ga now pssy
carry Oh the Sugar Faetorace ~
sion Buainess ON an extensive
take pleasure in Offering them ny
Lihesal sdvspcss made On Crops
Country corssapondsDce sohca
I.Bos GopcHAu
u and 50 CasN
Nsve
D.Mln.
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ALWAYS Hops when there is life, .he
hose Is hF. J. II. MeLran's StreBsthanio.
Cordial d Blood Purifier; it VII ~irltart
Lbs 70 tue body stsenft and vitality 10 IN
SaRSs.ss aud arryes. parifts y.,a. h,atf
, 1877-04-24
BUILDING IN. BLOOMINGTON.
6ptcfaI NsputeA 10 7A4 Ttthrak

BLooAisoroA, ILL.,, April .3.-A careful In.
quiry among she contractors anu builders Of
Bloomington ahows that more work will BE- fur.
nlshed to mechanics than last yeas, OF, indeed,
several years lsfore. 1t Is truo 4llAt not 80
sna pefhsp. suoys '9 tbs -
dwellings, but the spirit Of improvement
and repair scens 10 have possession Of the ctty
and eountT. Carpenters, p!astsscrs, brlcI-lAyers.
an.l other artlzaus ete roscissng encouraging
new sidewalks. new poEehe1 1t city Residence
and farm homestead are contemplated, aud
many Of these Improvements already begun.
Bloomington openly boasts Of the humber aud
beauty Of tha plate-Ela4s fronts in her bustarss
houses, and challenges ths towns Of hes slze
throughout the Union to name one that equala
" c3ccia her ln this rsspcet. Ia this decoration
more Is being doug this year shau ever. Wages
remain about ~ last yoar. With good eropa Q
seA*on ot prosperity for the AoEkinz classes
AeseAeouts u guaranteed
, 1877-04-24

man q 1ears OF age, nanod Robert CaQpbcil,
was fotind deal hanging to rope At,ac1ad to q
ridgc-pn1e in tho barn on the farm upon which
he was woaktng. Tho unfortunate young man,
In the right temple, the pistol used being
found upon the barn floor near by. 4
rather lengthy letter written by him a short
time heforc via found in h!a trunk, in which t1o
relief. but could find nothing. ilo referred to
his parents, brother, and sister In = feeling
manner. In referring to tho rash act, 10 only
says "thak his cousin was the cause.n The
Coroner's Jury impancled py tusttoo Elliott
found nothing TO corroborato tho statements
contained In tho letter, and from the best infor-
nation obtained no t1l-feeltnc existed between
him and hts cousin. II waa evidently caused by
temporary insanity.
, 1877-04-24

a alsANn UNION DEPOT ATrEnA ALI
Two Or three weeks aso The Tatscks an
nounced that the managers OF tho P1ttsburg,
Fort Wayne d Chicago and Chicago Il Alton
u rnan ~. 1IH ,,epare e ~ n .tios .ho ''.na.tsn @
mouto oe u'spta, 49, ~ a"a" ~, .,t ustAplua.su ~
barns, corner Of Madison and Canal streets
which now does duty as depot for tnesc great
70 .sfs @ @ Sat ss., 3 oasss At ,s
s,se'ns ss,;Ra s54 s'.Se5sts .sfaFs
inT. wh,et, ~. ia cost ahnut' 45nmm
.sso ee,e .bs 10 mike se. o., III o1
permapent Grant, uuion ,ispot. seyerai' meet. ne
ths sns eeen s sn'ee.
s.,. asc of e ca,? 4, asS ,s,.,t M'at.on streets 10
ats1 9ns At osnf eyer The ynoe
to build halfway respectable temporary depot
beY orfs9 ts
cacnjstions ami fo,,ni tnot ~Hh ~. nrc.."t ."
law Warea Of l.,oe and the ci,ran ~ nr.ccs NJ
buIldtnc maierisl. Il would be- morc ] ecnonotn,csI
II the end = besiaa, i o9se to- e1est!on II !
VA derhled to erect % st1ch nm m "s.S' nn" ~ -
Vii he an n1no, II ia r,as M, cto';, unH T., T.,
tic CITY. Alr. sistapcr, Chicf Engineer M % of The be
iit.sbars 4 Fort Wayne, has drawn Up plan
hen M I nSouteu n soeetinr " of ihc m,n.acrs 1se
NJ thn thesrn d Iitnm pt,,sh,,r., @ .'sH"Ft y Ee.t
Wasne. md Ehicsro. Sii1yaukce y r.. rani
Railroads. a fcw tiaTs 40. HI "a Mr' Mcrmt.
sonsH+n nnt n ~ ar,t os.in,s y,
thc nfsn ia tn ~ nretson.I ''''''A 1s''oa VI
~ Ths ticnat a. strtrhr,1 hr M,. a1,,,,cr u,,,
cost in the neirnhnrhnoi ~ toW1 nof Thn
fenath ~ thc rntiss ..yncfnrs III, ho ho
frnn, sfsdi.on street. tn Van tnren: a oo
e dtstorcc n .hn,t M f.sI aa !. puenf LII -
si;vijca in twn narts br S,1sm. ~" .t+aos M
rtai,.rf. the piffsb,,rr Z tnrt HaxMs or,1 nv
.ms " mi Vsr lnrsr ."m .,r..,.' ' t ~
Chicsao, Milwaukee, Il 81. panl. and d. other
iincs that NAV t1.rrin c1,-,. H.
, 1877-04-24
OBITUARY.,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April a3-Frsncts Bug.
bee, an old citizen OF Alabama, died to-day, iio
waa oueo Circuit Judge aud un..ea States
District Attorney.
TopkgA, Kas., April ea,-IIhRh 8. Walsh, At
one time Secretary aud artinR-uoyeynoF Of thp
Territory Of KAnsas, died this morung near
Granville, tnjtNeIson County,.
, 1877-04-24

from, cansrestting ii The netgaborhood Of tho b..
Louis Hotel.
tSignsdj FkAkcfs b.. NscHotL4,
Governor OF LonisanA.
By the Gofetnot.
WILL 4. SrnoNa. Secretary Of State.
WILL VACATH.
WAsHtNGToN, April 23.-ET-Gov. Warmoth
has .tclcgfaphcd that, Packard will vauate the
st. Louis Hotel directly after the removal Of
tho troops tomorrow.
, 1877-04-24
SUICIDE,

Aessal DpatcA 10 7A$ 1ftSxhA
FoSn ou LAC, VIA. April 23.-lienry Bishop,
. tesidens OF Brandoo, In this county, shot HIM
salf saturday hight. The csuae Of the suicide
u unknown here.
Special DispatsA 10 1hs 1fisun4
WAukroAR, Ill, April 2a-ln the Town OF
Ausloeh, this county, ou Saturday last, young
, 1877-04-24

TORONTO, April 23..-A specinl cablegram
from London, England, says tho Grand Trunk
half-yearly scport, published Saturday, shows \
gsoss decrease Of over 500, 1000. attributed 10
the competition Of American lines, loss Of local
tratIlc and deficient harvest.
Tile Donrd IL still engngcd In the negotiations
with the tircat Western for 4 settlcmeut.of tho
future relations Of tie companies.
, 1877-04-24

The SECOND week Of Tho 0stss season opaneI
with - II julio Parfumeuse.' Tho rulo auouu,s
tates1 little muaicaiiy. but gives An opportunity
fot good deal OF comic acting. which the Oates
people improve 70 The FULLEST e1tsut. tbs pm.
aud Sparkling Mosslie sungs-wefv we'll rruIetsI.
bath fa mst9dy aud dash, 10 Night, 's1hs Psln-
csss Of TEsb.1onLr.
, 1877-04-24
the MllfERS. 70

er. Lou1a. April .<3-georgs Balm, President
Of the 8iillcss' National Association, has called
the Fourth Annual Convention OF that Associa.
tion to he held In Buffalo, n. r., commencing
June l3.
, 1877-04-24
AKEMQMEIRlcAI.

dbaao7 D4Ra1cA 70 314 1T3aR&
MADISON, April al-The State collegiate ora
torical contest takes place in tho Assembly
Chamber "Wednesday eysalag. 1hu asteudaugs
!! likely 70 BY large.
, 1877-04-24
CASUALTIES.

THE SOUTHERN HoTEL.
St. LOUIS April 9a-Presious to tho opening
Of the Cofoncr'a inquest III the Southern fiutel
Gre csse this morning, the Jury Witnessed tho
handling of the Skinner hre-cscape, which WAS
takon by Chief Sexton to q six-slory TOBACCO
warehouse, corner market untl Twelfth streets,
for tlsat purpose. Tho truck was manned By eight
men, ts regular crow, and in tust four sud ono
half minutes from tho Naord 10 "trip the truck,
four men were on tho root OF tho building
niaety-ira feet from tic grounl. The posiiion
OF the truck was then changed 10 QUO between
forty and agty feet distant from tho QUO orig
inallY taken, which took iust three minutes 10
eilcct, and the men 'Scro agaia ready to ascend
The Jury then repaired to thetr rooms At Four
Courts, and proceeded to examine wltucsscs.
John d. Rankin, day b0af1cr at tic hotel,
testified 10 being at tho Gre, Was Oh tho par1or
door, and saw q large number Of the guests ol
tho house, heard Georgu Darling trying to quiet
ras not much Of lre. that It would soon he
put out, and using other expressions to pacity
them. Also saw Capt. Warner, and heard ha
tell tho guests 10 get out Of The house as soou
as possible.
Il Tho afternoon session no testimony was
ths lFe. Phelim Toolc, uns Of the herulv fire.
men who took 70 many people from the burn.
Ing building, gave full acrount OF tho part he
played At tho Ore, aud Thomas C. Boyd aud l.,
+. kickiam, policemen, told tho story Of shclt
guiding Them through tho stuokertl!ed halll lo
tho streets.
NJ. Nlpilsr. Professor Of Electricity aud Mag
uctlstn ut Washington University. testified fa.
e'.ruing the fire anauue4stur In The hotel. l1e
and Mhsn It wxs properly adjusted anl cared for
would do it& work faithfully and well.
, 1877-04-24

CINCINNATI, April n.-Lata last night the
steamer Fawu. iuat alter leaving tho wharf, Ct.
soute to Louisville, tsn into \ ski0 containing
s!x men, oyertuEnlug tho same, aud drowning
TWO men tanned Thunsas Nash ami Ja1nrs Con.
ley. employees vi the Southern ltallroAl. Ths
uaen Wesc under the influence Of liquor.
, 1877-04-24

Ut. Louis, April A-A tank containing forty
barrels Of coa1-oi', sltusted un the premises
Of tle LAc1cda Rolling sl,l!, eorner oi Sscoad
and fGtrg atteets, exploded It late hour last
, 1877-04-24

faEIh. April 2a--The prospect Of The ro-
moyal Of Jonathan Merriam a Collector Of the
Eighth DlatEict Il meeting With general satts.
faction among tho disttlIeE1 heso.
, 1877-04-24

HH11ffa.-...,.
6lGsson. ..s......+........s,t
Mr. itanley waa declared elected. haYing rccuiv.
cd the nyatfc eight votes.
A communication was READ from Marrs 4 Miller
rclatIse to sinking m ArteaiAn welt 1T the insane
A.ylum. The trsl proposition WAS on The basls Of
- per foot for The arst 1000 feet a. 80 for The
next 600 feet. and - for the second 5o0 The coun
II 10 furnish fnel and easinx.
The second oCfer, on ehe basis OF furnishing oycry.
itss 1sss H. +; Il. sS
and -. 50 for The second GOD.
The third Il ~ offer to eomplste the Old we'll,
VII sink il to i, SOD lei To- Ii per fool, u 10
oo2 fe:t .fo fo1 g 20 fe;:nsains :ssstJ.hnz
John F. Gray Co.. IL t6o5 completed It. Tho
VIZ PsfeieG to hs jone on ppbs
Bnilt!n1s and rnbltc sersice.
communication was read from Mcneil & son,
set asle for the storing Of tbs Court lionso stone
and whsa the stone IL there delivered That II bo
eePtsa cri.;, y ths GoSntv; n'fsf;tsa:
preparation Of $500. and the request WIS referred.
ROAM ON TIE couRr.HoUsk MArEHlAL.
,a EGan s easSense ;S to ef
which explains itself: :
II compliance With tho resolution Of yonr hunosab1a
81 t. sse%f Ct IT,
and he materials used up the present tin.o III It'd
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, 1877-04-24

NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
NIAGARA FALLS, April 2a--Tho auspousIon
bridge has been rcopcncd.
, 1877-04-24

PENNSYLVANIA STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Pennsy1vanta Rsll-
road stock to1ay, after declining to 9os{ closed
at %. With tie recovery 0f PENNSYLVANIA
Tho excitement having mcasuItbly a6ated tho
HauefQ market closed botter.
, 1877-04-24
Architect Egan on the Material and
Workmanship OF tho Mem
CourtsII0nse.
Many OF the Stone Blocks De-
fective Owing to Lnrnl-
nation.
Quarterly Report Of the County Agent
Interesting etatistios.
Farmer Harms Allowed $4,000 for
His Court-HouEe Job.

The Comfy Hoard met yesterday afternoon. ali
the members present except Mt. Tabor.
Undor the bend Of unfinished business tho cleo.
tton Of Superintendent for tbs nsv Court lionEo
WAS tAkcn mp.
Mr. fitzgerald nominated .. c. stelly, Of Le.
mont.
Mr. McCadtry nominated william I1anlcy.
htr. Schmidt nominated Jnttus 1Aunder.
1tr. Ayats nominated Harry O'Ronrkc,
Mf. senne nominated Edward Gleason.
Tho nominations being closed, m Informal bal
lot wAa had, resulting as fo1fows:
NhnleJ+ss*t.s
The dTst formal ballot VIA ~ follows:
ZAmhdefs
nj. ftRnley Wa declared elected, haYing rceaiv.
, 1877-04-24

FRANCIS b. NscnotLs,
Governor Of LonistanA.
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LEWIS' PREPAR1IION
Of Fine CAST Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust

Those having used and tested the value
Of this compound, are, respectfully informed
that it can be had at the Drug Store of I. T.
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
:. To the uninitiated and skeptical will say
that. in placing it before the public, I have de-
Waited from the whole conclave of inventors of
the surest and best ti-bilious medicines" ETC.
l allude to their invariable secresy of ingre-
dients. The usual and only other mode in pro-
ducing sulphuretted Iron Is by the hydrogen
pounds for the commerce of the world. and is
not to be depended on. as it contains too great
proportion of carbon tcharcoaU, which cannot
be avoided in the process of their manufac-
turing it.
This Sulphuret of Refined Steel is the pure
sulphuret of steel, having not particle of for
eign, matter in its combination. 1t Is made by
hand
Those eminent professors Of chemistry and
physicians of France together with the United
In administering iron is to get the greatest
quantity into the gastric Juice OF the stomach as
it is intendad to renovate and purify the blood.
and its known value as tonic.
my4t w. 7. l.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey,

and for the remainer one and two years credit.
for notes of the purchasers secured by mortgage
and vendors lien on the property sold. bearing
all the usual clauses OF eight per cont per an
mum interest from the day of sale until final
payment special attorney fees in event of suit
TO enforce their payment. the improvements to
be kept insured for the full amount of the credit
portion. and the policies transferred by the pur-
chasers to the holders Of the notes. and further
to assume the payment of tho taxes for 1876 due
and exigibe in 1877, and those for 1877 due and
exigible in 1873. over and above the price of I'D
Indication. For the property lastly described
the purchaser to assume the payment Of q stock
note for 1880. due October 1, 1877. payable or re-
Movable according to the charter of said Citi-
zens' Bank, and for the remainder one-thrd
cash and the balance at one and two years with
all the clauses and conditions governing the
sales of the before mentioned real estate.
Acts of sale before John L. Coffey, ESD. notary
public, Mt the expense OF the purchasers.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-09
BY S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA H. vERRET.
State of Louisiana-Parish Of st. Mary,

RYs, GUiNAuLT. Auetioneer..A Acting for the
sued out of the Parish Court in and for the par
fish Of st. Mary, in the above entitled succession
me directed. ! will sell for cash on TIL RsDAY.
Bartender 8, 1877. at II O'Clock M. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, in the city Of New Orleans. the following
Described property. to wit
"A CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
In the First District of the city OF New Orleans,
and being part of lot desigmn mated by the No.
ertyl, Canal. Franklin and Jackson sn9w Gas
auetj streets, on plan made by Joseph Pile.
surveyor. on the 30th of August. 1923. ana an
nexed to an act passed before Felix DeArmas.
notary public in said city. on the 10th OF Deem.
Der, 1928; the said lot forming the corner OF
Jackson (now Gasauetl and IRENE tnow Liber-
tyl streets. and having. in American measure.
IS feet 80 inches more or less. front on Gasquet
street by 6s feet more less, in depth and front
on Liberty street.
Act of sale to be passed before O. Drouet. mo-
tary public, at the expense ofthe purchaser. VINO
is to assume payment of taxes exiglble in 1873.
Also. TWO SHARES of the New Orleans In
surance Company of $50 each. full paid.
ROBERT BONYILLAIN, Administrator.
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