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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
SYMPTOMS OF NORRIS.

G1HB countenaace is pale and
Ieadea-colored, with occasional
fishes, or q circumsCribeG spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dali ;1h-pupii di,ate; 40 azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower cye-lid;
the no5eis irritltei, sweli5, and some
Zines bleeds; ssaeiling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or thrUbbing Of the ears an
ulusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny o.
furTcd tongue; breath very foul, par
ticul1rly ii the morning ) appetits
variable, sometimes voraciou5, with
gnaEing Sensatioa of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; aesting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
ont the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiye stools slimy; not
uafrelIently tinged with blood (;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally ChfE-
cult, and accompanied by hiccoush
coushsonetimesdryand convulsiVS;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, With
grinding of the teeth temper vaTie-'
BE, but generally irritable, Sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
Or. G. MgLANE'S FERMIFUGE
VIII certainly e!T5ct curc-
TT DOES ROT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form; it is an innocent pzepa-
ration, z0t cg4r5ks gf a0tgS tie S-zs.iz-
eSf igjzzy ID tie El05t fe1,-lcr i,7I1Ht
The genuine DR.. MeGANE's Vge-
RIFUGE bears the signatures Of {.
bI?LANB and FI.EIISC B2Og- OH the
wrapper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

N A splendid line of Ladies
Shoes at BARNE1T'S, Browns old
stand.
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@ Capt. Davis W. Clark and
family lett for q health trip TO
Texas and Arkansas last Tuesday.
We earnestly hope that he may
be greatly benefited. He was
accompanied by his brotherin.
law, Judge n. z. Carter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
FAYETTEVILLE FlAAERT
NEAR TOWN SPRING.

T D. MEDEARIS Announces to the
III. people Of Lincoln and adjoining coun-
les that he intends to sell leather Of all
kinds at the lowest cash psics, and viii
ruy Hides and ray the hishcs, P'ice in
-a-h T r thu same nov. 3o-fy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

NJ Five more Life Insurance
Companies have gone up. They
are the Guardian Mutual, Wild
ows' and Orphans, Reserve Mu-
tual, New York State, North A.
meriea. Some of them lave no
assets. Like our Nashville Life.
under DR.. Morrow they're insured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15
Sales before our Next.
Advertised in tho Observer.

Next Saturday, the 14th. at
the courthouse, by JAS. B. Nor
gan, deputy sheriff, the one-half
interest of W. A. Thornton in
800 acres, more or less, Ill the 9Th
district.
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Georges store.
Fer the Fayetteville Observer.
GEORGES STORE, Tenn,
March 18th, 1877.

behooves US 10 pen a few lines
for your paper. Not, however,
as before, in correction of some
false impressions, but as a duty
we owe to SyntaG, the aged au-
thor of the article from this
place, published IN your last
number. We are well enough
acquainted with human nature,
to know that man in his old age
expects prompt attention to be
given oil his subjects or conVer-
fsations, however useless or sim
pie. Then as our friend Syn
Itax--as he claims to be our
friend-has paid tribute to our
last article, we cannot do him
the injusticeremain silent, there
by causing him to fret over our
silent contempt, as he would
call it. We start out with the
proposition that "Syntax" is
very old. We do not know
whether We k7eOlo or even ever
saw him in person or not, but
we have from his own pen "a
sufficient knowledge of his age
to say at least, he is eery old.
He says in words that cannot
be denied, that he well knew
"Sir VIM. Blackstone" who
was born in 1923 and died in
1870. This would necessarily
date "Syntax" to be Us years
old. So you know much re-
spect is due the old man. We
are inclined to believe that we
once saw him. just about the
time he says he was at this
place, we remember the appear
ancc and short stay Of an old
man at this place, who elected
much attention and sympathy.
He wore deep impress Of many
troubles and trials, he was the
very image of the wreck of
time. His fettcrcd locks, his
checkered steps and lis totter-
ing frame told Enthusiastically
that no few winters had chilled
his brow. Yet, with all this,
you might see beaming from
those dark gray eyes a spark Of
intelligence. His every aP-
pcarance but told Of his once
strong nerve and iron will. But
for fear we become a little pro-
Tx in this matter let us hurry
on. The old man did not tell
US his name but said his native
home was in a land where Kings
and Monarchs rule, and that he
had left there to get out from
under the oppression. So his
appearance and native home ia
ken with the confession Of his
own pen, certainly is enough to
identify him and call him "Syn-
tax" the aged companion of
Blackstone" We do not ex-
actly understand the old man;
he starts out a stranger, travel
ing through our country, stop
ping only as hunger and fatigue
necessarily chain him. Next
you hear him talking of his
many friends, some of whom he
took dinner with the first day
he reached this place. Then
you hear him say he only stayed
over night; next he is waiting
for the clouds to dispense and
his horse to fatten. (Old man,
| am afraid you will wait i'll
vain for your horse to recruit
Then We hear him shouting the
appearance Of an article from
.the Notorious Flint Rock -
next we hear him doubling that
there is such a man, because
some person deniesit. We can
buttake courage, however-not-
withstanding all this-from the
old mans assurance TO us of
success. We cannot agree Will
him that any degree of success
to which we might attain would
Danish our old "uncle Black
stones" name entirely, but We
are little uneasy about the ole
! -, f4. g.. IL L:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

% Last week we stopped
the press to announce the death
of Mr.. L. L. Allen. It was
then thought that the fatal shot
entered his mouth. But the cor
oner's investigation revealed
the fact that the ball entered the
left side of the thorax, passed
through the body, and came
ont at the right side, lodging in
the clothing. Only one shot
hit him. The jury's verdict
was, in substance, that Mr.. A.
'camc to his death from a pis-
tol or gun shot fired by some
person to them unknown" Sub
sequcntly the grand jury re-
turned true bill for manslaugh-
ter against Mr.. r. L. Bright,
who gave bond in the sum of
$4,000, with sureties, for his APP
pearanco at the next term of the
Circuit Court.
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y. l.. Barnett & Co.

Are now offering an entire new
stock of goods at lowest figures, at
Browns old stand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

pES Hon. j. w. Goodwin,
our excellent Floater, has our
thanks for public documents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

@ The Nashville 4Amerl-
can in q notice of the members
of Hayes cabinet, expresses
the belief that Carl Shurz, Sec
rotary Of the Interior, is the
first person of foreign birth that
was ever nominated to a cabi-
net position. The american
has forgotten. Albert Gala
tin was born January 29th, 1861,
at Geneva, Switzerland. In
1870 he emigrated to the Uni
ted States. President Jeffer-
son in 1901 appointed him Sec
rotary of the Treasury, (which
Office" history tells us, she
filed with eminent ability du-
ring a period of twelve years"
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Shop Made.

Mems shop made Shoes at
j. G.. FISHERS.
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SUCCESS! .5.OOO OF .
CENTENNIAL, EXPOSITION !

Sold in 90 days. 1t being the only complete
low price work (77O pa Ees, only $3.50 treat
wonderful exhibits, curiOsities, great
DAYS, etc: illustrated, and 81 cheaper than
an other; everybody wants Il. One new agent
send quickly for proof Of above, opinions OF ofd-
cials clergy and press sample pages, fun descr1p-
Frs Pubs T33 SAMSON St. Philadelphia. Pa
nAIETJ0N Beware Of falsely claimed official
GhU ilUIeand worthless books seEd for proof
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-03-15

~ Oliver Chilled PloWs
and Points at
NJ. w. WooDARD g. Co.'S.
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@ Another small snow
storm last Friday. GaFTlG61
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Judgment =
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

CRAWFORD, Mrs. NJ. B. wife, vs. No. 6Ss.
BLANCHARD, Dr.. J. f. husband.
DARISH COURT, PARISH OF La
L fourche.-I hereby certify that on the
18th day of May, 1877. Judgment was rem
dered in the above entitled and numbered
case in the words and figures following.
viz:
This case having been regularly fixed for
trial. was taken up and tried, and the Law
and the evidence being i'll favor Of TIE
plaintiff and against the defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, that the community Of acquets and
gains. hitherto existing between the plain
tiff and defendant, be and the same i
hereby dissolved, and that sperate and
| aoart from her husband, the plaintiff Is au,
| thorized t. resume control Of her parapher.
nal affairs.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and de
creed, that the plaintiff do have judgmtnt
against and recover of her husband, DIR. ].
f.. Blanchard. the sum of Two Hundred
and Fifty dollars, with five per cent inter.
est from judicial demand and all costs.
This done, read and signed in open Cotrt
this 18th day of May, 1877. /
(Signed) ARTHUR F. KNoBLocH,
Parish Judge, Parish OF Lafourche.
Filed May 18th, 1877, /
iSigned) j. w. K%NoBLOcH, Clerk.
- A true copy.
~ Witness my hand, and the i'm
~ pres of my seal of Office, this O.
22nd day of May, A. d. 1877.
J. ". K~NoBLocH,
Clerk OF said Court.
My.26-'77 st.
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No.

SECTION Be it ordained by the Police
,Jury of the Parish of LafOurche that a re-
demption fund shall be and is hereby Great
ed to redeem the old indebtness OF the "a
rish, that is all debts existing PRIOR 10 JAN
uarv lst 1877.
SEC 9. Be it further ordained that the
said Rpdemption fundbe constituted as toll
lows !: first of all back taxes, that Is que
and exigible prior to January ISL. 100 ;
second Of any surplus that may remain III
the hands of the Treasurer on the LIST. Jan
uarv 1878 of taxes and licences collected du
ring the present year for current expenses
after all current expenses are spald /: hafa
and of moneys to be derived by a tax OF
two and a half mills on the dollar hereby
levied and imposed on all the assessed va
| Inc of property in the Parlsh-the SAID tax
| to be collected forthwith and according 70
, law by the Tax Collector and as fast as col
lected the money to lie turned over mouth
ly to the Parish Treasurer.
'SEC3. Be it further ordained that from
and after the passage of this ordinance it
shall not be lawful for the Tax Collector.
his DEPUTY or IN of his employees TO DIS
hurse any moneys of the Parish, in pay
ment of certificates OF witnesses, nor 10 re-
ceiye any such certificates, or parish war
rants or any other certificate OF lndeDtheSs
of the Parish, in payment for any tax IL
cense, or dues, due, owing or payable TO
the fdFlSll-duu any
deputy. or employee, contravening amy
part of the present section, shall be nneo
not less than one hundred nor more than
five hundred dollars for each of the con
PREVENTION. for the benefit of the Parish
and the funds thus derived, shall bt
placed to the credit of the Redemption
fund aforesaid.
SEC. d. Belt further ordained. That thu
Redemption fund reateda and constituted III
der the present ordinance, shall be KEEP
seperate from all other funds. and the SAT-
i fund shall be applied by the Parish Ireasu
rer, exclusively to pay and redeem al
valid warrants issued by the parish. TO-
! debts or services rendered prior to Jannaf.
, lst, 1877, in the order i'll which SAID wal
r rants were numbered and entered by tn
Parish Treasurer at the time that the
were issued, beginning by paying warrant
h issued III year 1872, then those IN lo!t
f then those in 1874. and so on successlVel!
@ Sec. 5. That all warrants or certificate
4 of indie btness issued since January lst 10.
for services rendered or debts created III
d ring the present year shall be paid by I'll
Parish Treasurer in numerical order. out {
q moneys received for taxes and licenses co
n lect ,ble this year, and any Parish Ircas'
rer venlng this or preceding sectiol
shall be fined not less than one hundrt
nor more than five hundred dollars II
each ~offense, the fines thus derived whe
collected to be placed to the credit OF I'll
Redemption fund
Sipned) L.. F. SCHNEIDER,
} President.
Approved and adopted, june 4, 1877.
De FRED. w. FRANCIS, Clerk.
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Regular Secretion Essential
to HEALTH.

The regular secretion and flow Of the gas
trio juices, and of the bile which the use OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are
effects which conduce materially to the
restoration Of health, when the system Is
disor,lered. Food is not digested in the dys-
peptic stomach because the gastric huld Is
deficient, superabundant or vitiated the
liver becomes congested and the bowels
constipated because the supply OF bile Is
snadequate or misdirected. The Bitters rec
titles all this, and removes every ill conse-
uuence of nou assimilation and uiliou IRE
! gu'arity. Furthermore. it stimulates the &C
ton of the kidneys by which impurities
are, 50 to speak, strained from the bl ood,
and any tendency in the urinary organs to
grow sluggish and disordered counteract-
ed. Whether it be used as a means OF regu-
lating gastric or bilious secretion, and re-
lieving the overloaded bowels. or to pro
mote complete, and therefore healthtul
%urination. Hostetter's Bitters may be re-
lied upon with confidence to accomplish thu
end in view.
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school Districts.

The following are the School
in the parish OF Lafonr>
che as adopted by the School
Board
Right descending Bank of bay
,ou Latourche.
No. /. From upper line ofPar-
ish, to upper line OF Cooperation
of Thibodanx.
Mo- Brule Grand Chene set
Element.
No. 5. From upper line of Cor
poratiou OF Thibodanx to upper
line of Lagarde 4 Beattie.
No. 1. From upper line of La
garde & Beattie to upper line OF
Joseph Claude.
No. 5. From upper line of Jo-
seph Claude to upper line of mad
am Dave.
No. 5. From upper line OF
madam Dave to lower line of Sos
theme Folse.
No. Z. From lower line Of Sos
theme Folse to lower line of NJ
Foret.
No. s. From lower line of NJ
Foret to lower line Of Marcelil
: Parr.
No. 9. From lower line of Ma
celin Parr to lower line OF Livau
dais Ledet.
Left descending bank of Bayo
Latourche.
No. 10. From upper line of TIL
Parish to lower line of Mrs. Billil
including upper Bayou Choupi'
!, No. II. Choupic Settlement
Il far as Grand Bayou.
No. II. Bayou Sec.
No. 13. Chackbey, from Gran
Bayou to Bayou Ronponpon.
l. No. IA. Malaga settlement.
y No. 10. From lower line
:, Billiu to Lafourche Crossing.
n No. 16 Chvctaw settlement.
No. II. From Latourche Gre
sing to upper line of Benjam
"a EUlSe.
No. IS. From upper line
D. Benjamin Folse to lower line
''' Perkins & Bi.lin.
", No. 10. From lower line
Perkins & Billiu to lower line
Mrs. Jos. Barrilleaux.
ne No. 90. Chetimaha settlemeI
IA No. 81. Coteau FolSe.
We No. 20. From lower line of NJ
JOS. BarriIleaux to upper line
zee Gustave Abrebat.
No. 90. From upper line
- Gnstave Abrebat to upper line
90, HearS Plantation.
VI No. "a. From Heads upl
40 line to the upper line of U.Dan
Us No. %. From upper line Of
Danos to lowerline of L. Chera1
." No. 2G. From lower line OF
Cherami to lower line of Liv
dais Ledpt.
no' Both sides of Bayo" Lafourc
d No. 81. From lower line Of
Va. vaudais Ledet to the Gulf Co;
ont
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HoUMA, La, June Ii, 1871.

dOUMA, LID, june Id, 100.
A TRIP TO BAYOU DULARGE.
After u two hours ride, we
reach ST. Eloie Church. and at
tended Mass, after which we as
sisted in the interesting cerem">
ny, that Of blessing Serdphlne,
the nane given TO the new bell.
Among the officiating clergy
man, were Father Vigroux, of st.
Mary's Church, Lafourche; Fa-
ther Letilly, Of Lockport Father
Chase, of the N. O. PropagateW
Catholique :; and Father Poyet Of
HOuma.
The grounds where the Fair
took place, is economically sltua.
ted iii a rural alcove. and we'll
calculated to remind US of one OF
the most pleasant woody retreat,
generally known as Filtration
Walk, situated near West Point,
The tables were laden with the
many delicacies, that prove sc
. tempting to the lovers of the cu>
liuary art. AS to the managers o
. the Fair, too much cannot bt
said in theil praise, suffice to say
that they will long be remem
r bered by those whose pleasure i
was to be numbered among th'
many visitors.
Il Among the attractions OF til
entertainment, we noticed man,
e fair faces of that section OF bayou
/, Black and Grand GALLON, and c
c. Houma. We fear that many {
is our Young friends, in the excite
ment of the hour, fell willing VII
TINS to the charms and graceS (
ID the many beauties who honore
the Fair with their presence.
Happy-liappier far than thou,
of With the laurel ID thy brow:
She that makes the humbiest hearth
Lovely but to one on earth.
At the conclusion of the Fal
~ the pastor of St. EIoie's Churc
III Father Geofroy, kindly tendert
his thanks to the many visitor
o. to the members of the choir fro
VI Houma, and to the Houma Bro
= Band.
vi W. we're informed by the geI
VI raj manager that the Fair prov
Il financial success.
IT. Respectfully,
OLIO.
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Judgments.
Judgment
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
MRS. FANNY BOMPET wife Va. no. FOG.
SALOMOND BLUM, husband.
DARISH COURT, PARISH OF LAFOUR
L CHE.-This case having been regularly
fixed for trial this day was taken up and
tried and the law and the evidence being II
favor of plaintiff and against defendant. Il
is ordered. adjudged and decreed that plain
tiff, Mrs Fanny Blum, have Judgment, and
it is hereby decreed and adjudged. That the
community OF acquets and gains heretofore
existing between Fanny BOmpet and her
husband Salomond Blum, be and the same
is hereby dissolved and seperate and apart
from her said husband she resumed the con.
! troll of and is hereby authorized and empov.
cred to administer, her paraphernal, dotal.
| and matrimonial property. according to law.
Thus done and signed in open Court, thin
sth day of May 1877.
(Signed) ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCH.
Parish Judge, Parish of Lafourche.
- A true copy.
U8S Test Clerks office Lafourche par.
D ish. May 22nd. 1877.
j. w. KNoBLoCH,
Clerk OF said Court.
My.2G77.5t.
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joaquin Florenza. a mexican

joaquin Florenza, a mexican
who killed his wife January 10
1876, and slept by her dead body
during he night, Adrian Eveque
who killed Richard Poncet. Feb
ruary 6, 1876 ; and George Nor
ris who killed Sarah Jones, his
TO, mer wife, and gloried in his
bloody deed were hung yesterday
within the walls Of the Parish
Prison in New Orleans.
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A GENEROUS INvTTATION-Schneider got
up his own ticket at the last election
which was headed thus:
IF you ant reform in parochial affairs
vote nit Schneider"
An whosoefer gifts me his vote,
Vatever his bolitiks be,
Shall alters be regarded
As a hsli1ikal trent by me.
n. O. DeplbLican, June 9, 1877.
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Jack Wharton. has been al

Jack Wharton, has been ap-
pointed U. s. Marshal in place of
Pitkin, and Pitkin swears that
be will :'let out" on Hays. Whar-
ton & Co. pretty soon. When
rognes fall out, honest men get
their dues. When the long pent
up disposition to lie break loose
in those fellows, they will mako
the fuZz fly.
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NOTICE..

Office State Tar Collector. }
I~hiboddtr, june 18Th, 1877. {
All parties, residents of the parish OF La
fourche, who have not secured licenses for
their respective trades. professions, occupa
tions, &C., for the year 1877. are hereby
notified to do SO Oh or before the THIRD
DAY OF JUL next, or subject themselves
to the penalties required by law.
See Act Sc, Sections 81 and 90. Extra Ses-
sim, 1877. P. L. LORIO.
~junel6.2t. TAX COLLECTOR. Lafourche.
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w. c. Ragan, the active and
energetic Agent of the Singer
Sewing Machine, has just recelv-
ed another large lot Of machines,
which can be seen in his office on
jackson Street, in rear Of his Gro
Gerry. "Billy" is too we'll known
here, where he was born and
raised to require any commenda-
ton.
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-Hamp. KEYS former member
of the Legislature from Terre'
bonnie peddles crabs, i'll Thlbo
,daux every Friday.
They are ,apidly bought up by
the citizens.
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The Directors of Thibodanx
Bridge Company met June Z and
declared "a dividend of two dot
lars per share, eight per cent OH
the capital stock of the company,
payable on demand.
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Capt. Joe Dalferes Steamer
Ella Hughes passed down the Ba-
you on Wednesday on her way
to the sea shore. having about
100 passengers, principally from
Assumption who seemed to be
enjoying the trip greatly.
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When it costs two to hve
dollars for sleeping room tor a
few minutes Oh the banquets,
would it not he more economical
TO 90 to u hotel and hire a room
by the day z
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"A 1at.boat, loaded with %,
900 bricks and 500 bushels OF
camel coal, coming FROM the ka
nawa River, sunk at Presidents
Island. a few miles below Mem
pl,is. Her destination was Ba
Won LIafUurche.
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The Bayou has shown some
disposition to fall but IA consldera
bic rise is coming from above
which may check the fall fol
some time, at least until the rice
crop is matured.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-06-16

A man by the name Of Nal
.brough had his hand cut Oft by
a circular saw, "n last Tuesday,
at VIM Shaffrr's plantation, on
Bayou ChacalhOula.