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carpet-bag element would not ex.
list to>day and the State and it's
inhabitants white and black,
would he greatly more prosperous,
it must be conceded, that their
steady adherence to the republi-
can party, was prompted 10y gra.
titude for the freedom they owed
it.
Therefore, let the memory of
the Ethiopian in America live in
history with a full need OF praise
for their good aud kind qualities
for their industry and patriotism
as american citizens, not as the
victims of an unjustifable and
suicidal civil war.
A.
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"A great deal of space lsgiven
to the.article in to days SENTl.
MEL contributed by MI. A. Pa
MALE.
1t is a thoughtful, disnitied.
anQ calm reply to Il man who as,
sulnes tobe.a leader of the colorcd
people an,' enc OF that. class of
men, Who have. been fattening
upon tkeaniseries andsro ubles he
has, aided to intlict. upon both
races during the last ten years.
MIR. Panalle Is II young mau, a
native OF Lafonrche, and now a
PROMINENT member Of tie Parisl,
School Board. He is worthy of e.
patient hearing in behalf of the
race OF which he is IA worthy mem
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REVOLUTION IN PUBLIC ROADS

REVOLUTION IN PUBLIC ROADS
1t is with great pleasure we
chronicle the great improvement
III roads in the first road dis
tIict. 1t is wholly due to that in
defatigable worker and energetic
citizen Edmond Dias the Inspec
torOf that district. He is having
the road worked strictly in accor
dance with road law and, he
BIAS only to have the side bitches
and intermediate drains cut to
the road already worked. We
are always.glad to extol officers
when they discharge their duties
properly. and .cheertu.ly accord
70 Edmund Dias the credit and
praise be so richly deserves. We
want to hear from some other
road district next.
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-TwOmen in DonaldSo uyille
got mad and Wanted to fight Il
duel, but they did not fight. There
is some Eenotit to be- derived from
everything. The principal good
that came ont of this difficulty
was the coinage of new word in
the English language. "Honor
ability" photographers III future
will please take notice. ~
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An Insurance Agent tells
the following. When john Jacob
AstOr aud w. T. Stewart had
died andrarrived at tile river
Styx, they protested against the
price which CharOn demanded
for fen lying themover that stream.
FallllhGtO come to terms Stewart
remarked to Astor ; we'll John
let's wander about here Oh this
side of the river for il little while
Vanderbilt will soon he aloh.
and he'll set up an opposition fer
~ and put down the prices.
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The Picayune of Wednesday
has information that .Kleber
Gourdain was ,nortally wounded
ut LOreauvflle. on Fanssh Point,
above Nev Iberia by Titus Garhe
NAL and Il .son Of judge Castillo
Of st. Martins Parish.
= Until particulars are obtained
we refrain from comments on this
sad news, only trusting that the
report may be exaggerated.
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The Crucial Test of the v.,..
medicine is time. Does experience
the claims put forth in its favor At M
s set is a the s;g grand out question. Apply IL
RANTS EFFERvEsCENT SELrzEp 60
How has it worn? What has been 4. ~!
ry! How does 1t stand to-day?
Tarranfs Settler Aperieut,
is a household name throughout n. ~
States. 1t is administered as a spessss
with success. in dyspepsia, sick hssS.s
nervous debility, liver complaint ~ NJ
remittents, bowel complaints iesn,s1
CONSTIPATION, rheumatism, CONT, =
ternal sex, and all types of inasmass103
mild is it in its operation that r -
given with perfect safety to thu Sss,s
child and so agreeable is it to The 49,
refreshing to the palate. that childrer
refuse to take it. For sale by all drus,s
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Administration Notices.
SUCCESSION OF EDMOND NJ. VILLIEkS
No. SIT PROBATES.


CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- Court, Parish. Of Observation-Disclosures
Michael Bowling of. the Parish of Orleans,
City OF New Orleans duly qualified Cura-
tor of said Estate, has this day filed in
this office a. provisional account of his
administration praying. for the .homologa-
ton of the same
Now. therefore the parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce in this Office,
within ten days following the publication
Of the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologation
Of said account, otherwise the same shall
be approved and liomoIegated according
to law. 49,
- Witness my hand and the i'm
yHS8 press of the seal of my office, this
~ 18th day of August. A. D., 1877.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of COuIt.
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Notice to Teachers.

The examination for Teachers in the pub
lie schools of this Parish, will take place i'll
Thibodanx, for Males on Monday, and La
dies on Wednesday of each week. from and
after this date. For further information,
apply to II. GRISAMORE.
Aug.+'T Secretary School Board.
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THIBODAUX. LA..
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1Stl 1877.
Notice.

ASSESSORS OFFICE,>
PARISH OF ~LAEerRCHFat
Thibokaux August 18th 1917
Notice is hereby given that the Assess
ment roll for the year 1877, is now deposit
ed ut the Recorder rffice.-Thirty days, is
given for tha correction of any grievances
according to law.
: " X. X. MCBRIDE.
@F Assessor Parish of Latourchc,
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coNsuMPTIoI
Positively Cure0'

All sufferers from this disease ulas
anxious to he cured should try W.
mer's Celebrated Consumptire PolcasI
Powders are the only preparation ~
that will cure Constipation and. 81 w. -
of the Throat and Lungs-indeed, 80
is our flitl, in them, aud also 70 c N:m
you that they are no humbug, We WIZ
ward to every sufferer, by mail' pos'
. free Trial Bor.
We don't want your money unIn 49,
perfectly satisfied of their curative ~
Ii your life is worth saving, don't 49,
giving these Powdeys a trial, as In0l N
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500. sens1
part of the United States or jan
mail en- receipt OF price.
Address.
ASH 4 ROBBlNA
$3.50 FULTON STREET, BRooKLYs'H
Hap '77-A&R
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Editorial Items.

See advertisement of a stolen
breast pin. i
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met in.their Hall in regular session,
Tuesday. August eth 1877 at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Present IS. L. Grisamore, Mayor and
the following Trustees J.L. Aucoin, NJ. A.
Legendre, F. Samoan l.. Keefe and P. A.
Auci0n.
Absentee. NaQuin.
The minutes of the previous regular and
special sessions were read, and approved
as recorded. = ,,-'
The following Collectors report for the
month ending this day, was read; and
on motion duly seconded the same was &C
ccptcd.
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Notice to Subscribers.

This mark Y, on the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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SUCCESSION OF MARIE ROSE LAME,
deceased wife ot,,JOSEPH DEVILLARD.

utCO"soU "iic oltpOOLA II DCs ALLAAND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- Court. Parish of Lattourche. No $50
Whereas, Joseph livillard. OF
said parish. Tutor of tho minor Oscar Divil
lard, has rendered "a fffnafaccount of his tu-
torsllip of said minor,N
Now: therefore. all persons are hereby
if any thev have, tothe said account. with
the Clerk of the said\ Court, at his office in
the town of Thihodaux. within ten days
after the first publication hereof, other
wise the said account will be in due course
of law. approved and homOlogated.
BY order of the Court.
- Witness my hand and the I'm
SEAL press of my seal of my office, this
Wv lotr day lof August, A. D., 1877.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said Court.
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AGENTy
FITS EPILEPSY J!
FALLING 'SICKNEN

Permanently Cured-no hmmbsg-..ey4
months ,,srgc eC. D1. GonLards Geo.
/nfaAite Hi POWders. To convince senss
that these powders will do all We clam
them, wefwul sepl them by maj, Posl
a free Trial Boz. As DR.. GOulard Is tne y
physician that has ever made this t'I.
speciel study, and as to our kh0wI
thousands have been permanently a..
the use of these Posrders, acc viii gsasE
q permanent cure in every case, Or w
you all money expended. All sufferers -
give these Powders an early trlai. -
convinced cfJlre;r curative powers
Price, fortarse box, $500. o r. poa1
$1,000. sent by mail to any part o. ~
States or Canada on receipt OF pr1ces
express, c. q. D.. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBlNA
500 Fulton STREET. BRooKLYS, =
IA ap-77-A&R.
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&GGa week in your own town ~
ROO and S. outfit free. II. HAIie
Il CO., Portland, Maine.
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All mothers viii hereafter bless our
mend, j &, Downing, the photogra.
phrr Tor hla ingenious invention. He
N'' lu'trnumyd from % aIx weoks ab,
'ehre aulhHs inyoutod u baby swing,
whereby tbe ulue darllugs can be-
coaAsiald nh,rdlgd iu,o quiet aud
lbtlr pictures taken 40 the same time.
lhs n done bya rEinging platform
inside q llame GA one end h am easy
chair for baby on the other the cam.
era' No matter how much IN, plat.
IoTm swings, the baby and the lpstru,
ment Keep their relative positions To
each other The gentle, uudulatlng
motion liXos the inmups attention,
ana IN thetwmkIing olun eye the pie
Iure Is obtained, con, irs uIct,u and,
take your little cherubs To
Downlng's art gallery, opposite the Lo
Grand Hotel, aud Inspect the new IN
yention. n
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Found Hung.

Waco Examiner: The report that
Allen Bowen was found hanging to a
tree ON the Leon is confirmed. The
body was found at the llalbert crossing
on Friday morning last by two men
who were hunting stock. An inquest
was held in the afternoon by Justice
Dickey. Nothing was elected which
ciyes any clue to the perpetrators Of
the deed. The deceased had last been
seen alive at Eagle Springs on the
evening previous, at which time he
started on horseback for his home some
five or six miles distant. Il is supposed
his movements were watched by parties
who followed and killed him. He was
suspicioncd we are told, OF harborlng
and protecting thieves, and the general
opinion is, that he came to his death
ut the hands of citizens OF the commu-
nifty who have of late, it seems, resolved
upon using violent and unlawful means
Of Kidding their section Of the gangs OF
thieves which for so long time have
operated there.
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A letter from Madrid says the Span
ish authorities are preparing TO send
5000 men to Cuba in October TO M
the gaps caused 10y disease and death.
The ministers propose to raise the
necessary funds TO forward these rein,
forcements 10y another appeal to the
association of planters and fnanciers
who furnished the advance for rein.
iorcements rent ont a year ago. Their
privilege over the Cuban customs rev.
cnne will be increased and prolonged
to insure the payment of interest aud
the annual sinking fund, The minis.
ters have given the cortes to under
stand that II the necessary funds are
not raised the government will make
even greater sacrifices. 1t is singular
to observe that the improvement in
Cuban affairs and the visible decrease
of the rebellion does not convince
most people of the ultimate pacihca-
ti0L of the island.
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Wages on the international nDd Great
Northern Railroad.

The pay of the men on the lntorna-
tional and Great Northern road is as
follows: To the master mechanic, $50
per month to machinists, $40 per
day; to moulders the same price to
blacksmiths 81 to carpenters from
- 80 to So, 20 per day; to the car in.
spectors $50 per month to the coach
inspectors $40 per month to the en-
gineers from $3.50 to $3.7j per day to
the wipers and fremen stopper month
to all the other train men from 81 %
to g per day; to the laborers in the
yards 81 so per day is paid and to the
watchmen $50 per month. At such
wages with pay regular, it Is thought
that no strike will be made. The
prices are equal to any in the country
ior similar labor and it seems quite
probable that this road and the Texas
Central will have no trouble during the
present strikes.
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the PRESS ON THE STRIKE

Evening Bulletin "lt isto be- hoped
tfHp will be no uiilmg or Wmltyiul
v.fh these uillans after thr pmusv.,
wuia precedent with the Molly Ma,
mrp4. The method should be short
.bap and decisive
Boston Post Tho pity Is that wo.
mon and children should ga mnuyand
rnat men should be shot and killed i'm
,I,r foolish eudcuyor to accomplish the
Impossible Tor II Is u3ly impossible 10
compel % corporation to pay out la
wages more than it cams, on in this
country TO elloct the transfer of author.
iy nom the government 10 the hands
ol amob
Philadelphia Times Tho strikers
went At It withgrcot yigor nj Pilbburg.
and succeeded in stopping the western
freight traffic, What they expected to
Gain by this amnble conduct il Is not
easy to conjecture, That tlloy can gain
nothing is sufficiently plain Piusburg
being in Pennsylvania, aud not In West
Virginia, riot there does not appear
very promising enterprise.
Chicago Times Labor works for
wages and capital for profits In de.
pressed times, when employment Is not
readily obtained, labor lowers It's dc.
mands for wages, competition settles
their average But capital fixed in
railroad calls for the same old, tashioned |
dividends ON the stock, and is only sat
isled and serene upon u semi,annual
declaration of five per cent ON the dol- |
lar There ought to be an equitable |
division, Dividends must come down |
with the wages, because money has no |
better claim than muscle and mind |
have for fair play and good pay, and no .
better right to deyour MI of its profits
each year than labor has to annually eat
up all its wages,
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a Successor 10 EN-Judgc Davis on the
Nupreme Court Bench.

New York Herald; 1t is asserted,
quite confidently, that the president
has made his selection to fill the yacan-
cy ON the supreme court bench and
that his choice has ALLEN upon Mr..
William +. Hunt, a lawyer of consider.
able celebrity in New Orleans and
brother Of Judge Hunt, Of the supreme
court Of louisiana The appointment
of Mr.. Hunt was recommended on the
ground that he is versed in the civil
law practice which obtains in Louisiana,
and only in Louisiana, the common law
system prevailing throughout the rest
Of the country For this reason he
would contribute 4 distinctive repre-
sentation on the supreme bench OF the
civil law practice and restore an cle-
ment wanting since the death of Justice
Campbell. Mr. Hunt is q republican.
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what Led to the Grent strike.

Galveston News The Railroad Ga
zette condemns in severe terms the
strike of the freight iiremcn and brake
men on the Baltimore and OHIO rail-
road. but seems to state fairly the I'M
mediate cause which led to 1.-THE
principal being the last reduction OF
ten per cent in the wages Of these en-
ployes Of the road The Hhzette also
gives the daily wages paid in April or
May last to fremen and brakomen on
seven important eastern lines including
the Baltimore and Ohio, on all OF which
it is understood that corresponding
reduction has been made since the list
was prepared. In May the wages were
as follows:
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At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many u
hard battle during the war, On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago Il
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians, Purely vegeta.
ble, IL cXcoIled Ia curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs caIomel,
and was as harmless TO the system and
almost as pleasant to the taste as cots
fee. This world,famous remedy is Or.
a, q, simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by NJ, \. Thed
ford " Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is
for sale 10y all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given to all applicants free OF charge.
jun27.d&wlm
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STATE OF TEXAS.

Il gives 10 the Passenger view OF tho grand
eHt scenery, iinest agricultural district snu
great grazing grounds OF the West.
IA passenger nnd freight Trains are SUR
passed. by none In the State. Pullman
Palace Drawing room and sleeping Cara
leave ~, Louis daily Via the ~, X. q II. Ky
ut y =. m; Hannibal at 10 u. M, and scdalla
at f.2i y. IN, running through 10 Denison,
sherman, Dallas, ileafne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection Is also mndo
at sherman with The Texas nnd Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
1he connections OF this Road with the NJ.
X. 4 A. ut DenlEon for ~. Louis Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the TEXTS & Pa
cine at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
~ HoOston with the o., II. a \. A for San
Antonio, tne O.. II. a II Tor galveston, the
Texas a New orleans Railway FOR Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
shli sIOf all points on the uuli aud Atlantic
COASTS, aud tlle Liverpool q Iexns steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
poan elites are perfect, while ia freedom
frOm dust and heat ON account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country Over
which II passes, with lis cO0ling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prniftea, beautiful
gfuvea, we'll cultivated. fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and ntag eOus 10 travellers and
shippers Ia preferences to others.
At. Louis Express leaves Galyestcn daily
tencept Saturday NJ 2sD ,. m, housfon NJ
$40 D. m ., Hearne al I'D pin, Dnllns 10 y.
m. and Denfson Mt 1855 a. m.
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n, NJ, Kahn ~ Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing In the city Of pa
Las, aud ~ good 49, Is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap ~ tha cheapest, aud
guarantee better goods largest assert.
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
a glance at theic stock WI convince
anyone rs TO tho truth their asser-
tions. They also keep tlrst-cass
stock Of mems fur sizing goods, con.
sistlng Of compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make n specially oG
also, the celebrated diamond d shirts
which they olleratcXDrome low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
pleteand finest liueot neck wear and
hosiery IN the clly In view NJ the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullyo
recommend all OF our citizens ana the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
Ildent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce E. NJ. Kahn " Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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GRAIN ANn mREADNTUEFs.

WHEAT-Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 10 the demand: No cred 81 li0l 81
choice 81 009l 10; medium vj@sl OOi lowe
grades GOG9OC.
OATS-2OC.
RIE-NOne offered.
BARLEY FEED-2ic.
CORN-IeXas, IN shuck, 35Ni Toe.
HAI--7 U0YlO " per ton; hungarian and
Mi,let SlOgl2.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there /, ample
funds for legitimate business and commer-
cial purposes.
GOLD Buying, large pieces %, small o.,
Selling, large | o. ; small %.
SILNEk-Nomluul.
There is but llt'le gold or silver in market,
ENCHANGE--Cumm a pei cont.
disco mt bank, par.
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LINE Avn CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels is worth
% In bulk, 81 30; ordinary Dallas, 2jo. per
buShel.
CEMENT-Rosendle- IS worth 81 ~ barrel
Louisville, best, ut 10 kept, 81 80 " barrel;
Dallas. - 80.
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 q barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned artl-
les is ample demand fair; market hrm.
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HIDES AND rELTRIES.

HIDE5-Dry tllnt, Is lbs and upward, l5c.;
dr., flint, Is lbs and upward, damaged, 100;
dry flint, kipS and calf, llc.; dry salt % Tbs
and upward, llc.; green butchers, 5lqc.
SHEEP PELrS-Eaeh, owing to wool, 200
23c.; white wool, long, 2lc; white wool, fall
clip, l992Cc.; black wool, lSc.
BUFFAL O-Bull's, &C.; cows DC.
TALIOW-In barrels, 55C.
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FLOOR.

FLOUR Fair demand, which is met freely
at the following quotations. Crescent, in
sacks, u 90; San JAcinto 50 %; Empire 81 40;
xxx 90 -; Eagle - 90; Magnolia In Sacks,
Is lbs, 81 90; Todd Mills xxx, 81 70; state
Central MIMI, S. 30; Choice Family, Si9j;
star Mills NN, 50 w.
BIAN-trom 80 TO 5Jc.
CORN MEAL,-tuc,
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Bar rour Tickets and ship Tour FrcixA,
b the
HuIslGR and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices aud Agents have
been establishing ~ this COMPANY. where
Information may BE- had concerning mol
only the n. at u. Railway, but Texas gem
ri N MANCHESTER. Eastern Passenger
Agent. az Hfoadws D, n. Y.
1ien' j. n. RO eEHf-oN, Pass. 4 lnfniEra-
lion Agent. lis n. Third street, - fJYuis. Mo.
Al. ALLIE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, To-
clark street, Chicago, III.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agfnf,S0.
Burueft House, Cincinnati, ohio.
J. II. CoFFIN, sOuthern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga Tenn.
Information mag aieo be had A. the agen-
cies Of the NIX. A II. Rail way, IN New lofk.
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal eng hi.Loui1
J.yAlD0.
Gen1 Pas. freight Afxnouston, Texss.
4. nInAnn.
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