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The SENTINEL is indebted
to Mr.. Theophile Thibodaux and
"A. +. Knobloch for a present of
most excellent plums.
Every year furnishes evidence
that fruit of all kinds can be rails
I'd in lower Louisiana, equal if
not superior to that grown in any
Dtller section of the country.
1t only requires a little care
AM judgement in the selection
sof the proper varieties to render
the cultivation uffruitS in this vi
s'irlty IL very profitable employ
illpit.
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ATTEMPTED ARSON-On Mon

ATTEMPTED ARSON-On Mon
day night, about one O'clock, the
inmates of Il house on Church
street between Mary and Levae
were awakened by a strong smell
of smoke, when jumping up they
found that some one had thrown
Shavings beneath the floor, satu-
rated them with coal oil, and set
fire to them. The fire WAS Subdued
without raising an alarm. Suspe-
cion can be fixed on no one as the
perpetrator of this dastardly
crime.
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Van p. Winder. ESQ. h;

Van P. Winder, ESQ.,, has
passed successful examination
before the Supreme Court OF
Louisiana. and been licensed to
practise law. His office is in Hou.
ma. Time will disclose what posi-
ton be will occupy in the legion
OF lawyers i'll this vicinity, but
the SENTINEL ventures the pre-
dlctlon that, in any forward
movement, he will always be the
Van.
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From Bayou Black.
BAYOU BLACK.
May "a, 1877. !

Aia
DEAR UNCLE SILAS. - W.
long since laid aside Il nib, with
which to trace You ii few lines,
but Spring with its soothing iniu
ence> brought on fever, that
laid dormant nur energies until
now. Since the writing of my last.
one more month has come and
gone, and April with its evanes-
cent smiles, and fearful showers
has passed away, and us!,rd III
the queen of all, the spring Nay.
with its sunny days and pearl
like flow ers be%>parkllng every
hedge and garden, as though the
few showers of April had ltfl
their tears concealed on every
spray.
This is a warm S%uisiliny gol-
den evening. There is ii drOwSy
hum I'D the air, the drumming Of
bees, the t1uttering of butterflies
and the faint twittering OF hir'ts,
alone breaking the sylvan silence.
Yes. nature eXhales her sweet
est, warmeSt breath.
[ feel that our readers will say
that "Amandus' imagines him
self again, enclosed within the
Weather-beaten sides. and moss
covered roof of his alma mater
and is actually trying to write
an essay on Spring. So viii leave
the subject to be treated by those
of more expansive imagery, know
ing that yourself or some of You
correspondents can do justice It
this, as we'll as deeper subject:
allow me a dlgreSsion, ami II
proceed on matter of fact, point;
relative to crops, Sc.
The crops are suffering for rail
but still look very we'll, the cane
as is generally the case, is SINAI
and growing exceedingly slow
Mr.. W., DIETER known as Buck,
!, and Major A. w. O., informs IN
that unless We have rain IN teI
days, the corn crop will be a tt
tai failure. Both parties abov
mentioned have IL clean and we
worked field Of both cane an,
corn, needing rain, and a yer
little more work, to complete it
=, maturity. The largest cane tha
has come under my observation
is on the old Miller place, no.
g owned and cultivated thrOug
Mr.. g., but under the immediat
supervision of Mr.. 2. Il new an
large cane shed has gone up un
: der their instruction and as
generally the case in this conl
try, we are anticipating a nit
+ sugar house party during rolIin.
= and all WHO attend can see how
> :, safe and durable shed ought ,
be built. Success to the boys.
May 81. A heavy rain lot abo,
three h%ours,i fell this evenin,
i and just in time to ave the col
aud IA great deal OF zane.
y May %. Have jus. riddle
over MIR. p. BIS. plantation, Ito
merIy owned by Mr.. Bopd.)
His cane ia large acreage.)
small but of good standing. tt
corn, most of it head high, an
looks luxurious after its refIe
:, ing draught of last evening.
During the drouth, what litt
sickness we have had on ii
Bayou and its vicinity, was eau
ed, | think, from using the Baye
h water to drink, it being in "a 10
# aud Stagnant condition.
A RARE OCCURRENCE.-M
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-Gov. Nichols has appointed
Henry B%oudreaux, as Constable
in the second Ward of this par>
iSh, in place Of j.. N. Wright who
was legally elected, having 10
opponent, but counted out never
thelesS, by the infamous Return
ing Board, and altogether ig-
mored by the count made by the
Legislature. To get himself
Strengthened .properly, he resign.
ed all claims; hence the above
appointment.
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-Thib0daur Fire Go. No. l. is
about raising a flag pole 80 feet
high. on the corner of Green and
'ThibOdauX streets. 1t will be the
finest flag staff ever put up III
ThibOdauy,
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Judgments.
Judgments
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Mrs. FANNY BOMPET wife ". M.
SALOMOND BLUM, husband
DARISH COURT, PARISHOFLA roj
L CHE.-This case having been reun,.]
fixed for trial this day was taken nm
tried and the law ana the evidence ba;,s
favor of plaintiff and against defendant
is ordered, adjudged and decreed that Il.
tiff, Mrs Fanny Blum, have judgment y.
it is hereby decreed and adjudged That, n
community OF acquets and gains heretossJ
existing between Fanny BOmpet and Is
husband Salomond Blum, be and the ~
is hereby dissolved and separate and ss.s
from her said husband she resumed ths
troll of and is hereby authorized and e,ns-
cred to administer, her paraphernal. dps.s
and matrimonial property. according tol.s
Thus done and signed in open Court N.
Sth day of May 1877.
(Signed) ARTHUR +. KNosLocr
Parish Judge, Parish of LafourH.
- A true copy.
" Test Clerks Office Lafourcb., "
~ ish. May 22nd. 1877.
j. w. KNoBLOcn.
Clerk of said Courty
My.2677.5t.
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.-ROWDAISM-A Salntary less
sol appears to have been taught
ii set of men who have made a bu
sineSS of getting drunk on Satur-
day nights and Sundays in this
Town and rendering themselves
public nuiSanceS on the Streets.
"A nights rest IN the Parish
prison, II fine imposed by the Ma
yor, and il prompt dismissal by
their employers, for two or three
,of them have been sufficient to
enable their companions to take
the hint and behave themselves
IL little more d%ecently.
Last Sunday was as quiet a day
as has been seen here for some
time.
How long this hint may be e
.fectual nous UeyrOnS.
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ThibOdaUx and its Inter.
eSdS.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

The fine roads that once were,
(and that ought now 10 be-
found throughout the Latonrche
country. induced every planter
or citizen to use carriages a d
means OF transportation, and in
1860, it is doubtful ii any portion
of the United States. could have
exhibited so fine a display of
carriages, buggles, Sc, as was
to be seen on Bayous La"urche
and Terrebonne. The Isl of these
elegant, useful and luxurious ar>
ticlrs naturally required the e>-
adjustment Of shops, both for
the manufactory and the repair
ing demanded by their wear and
tear.
In 1851, Il man by the name OF
Ferguson, erected shop on Jack
son street, how owned by Bodley
Bros. but | presume that his at
tention was directed simply ia
repairs as they were demanded,
and not to the construction OF
new work.
This shop did not exist more
than a couple Of years. In Decem
Der 1853. Messrs. John D., anC
James Fulford. under the style o
Fulfold & Bro, established {
carriage shop on jackson stree
, near the Methodist church, where
they soon built up all extensive
!, business, in repairing and sci
ling of buggies, &C., and ais
, commenced the mandatory o
all vehicles in that line of bust
: ness, turning out work equal il
finish and design to much tina
was impor ed from Northern an,
Western shops.
r. Oslrt for IA number Of years
also kept a shop on Jackson st
in which only repairing was done
At the close of the war. Mr.. -.
D.. E'ulford made an effort to re
establish his shops and business
!. bnt owing to the little doing
!. that line, at that period III
community so utterly inpoveI
u ished as this, and also. on II
count of failing health which 500
carried him away, the atteml
proved Intellectual,
u Shortly after the close of til
> war, Mr.. &. L. 3inning>. wi
y had been for long time clrrias
" painter for the firm of Fultuid
y Bro, in connection with f. HOl
! man, under the firm name OF Ri
; nings 4 Hoffman, opened shops,
~ the corner Of jackson and 5
- Bridget streets, and did any wo,
; i'll the way Of repairs that was
, tered, and also commenced
i build new work. This firm eXl.
y ed fof a few years, when Ri
I" niugS sold out to Hoffman, vi
. at present is carrying on t
~ business quite extensively, man
featuring considerable new woI
such as carriages, bngglt
=. hearseS, &c.
W About ten years ago Mr..
IL Tetreau removed into ThibOdau
and erected shops on Levee stl,
between Henry Clay and Patri
49, SITS. He also manufactures quit,
~, variety of carriages of all descr
o ton. Both these shops eXhij
work of their own manufactr
that is not surpassed by import
models from other sections of t
country. and should b. patrt
IN ised7by the people of the Lafol
che District. UNCLE SILAS
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-NaSSrS Schnailar & tom,

-MeSsrs. Schneider & Compa-
any, defeated in the contest tor
the right of position as Police Ju
rors. before Judge Knobloch par
ish Judge, asked for an appeal to
the District Court.
Judge knobloch decided the
case in dispute not appeaIable,
and refused to grant one. A man
'damus WAS then granted by Judge
Brattie, the trial of which will
take place on Monday before that
officer. If the mandamuS is over.
rnled. the case will be settled; il
sustained, the case will then be
tried on its merits.
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ICE DEPOT,
Narhet 81. betpeen 81 Phl,p " z
Streets. THJBODAUA, La:
Notice.

The members of the TEAcAERs n
@ are hereby notified to n'eTs
Stoddard School. on Saturday, ~
1877, at II o'clock NJ. --.;&Aee1
BY order of the ExIConns
o. fos Ssn,o,,rv Prcsits.
Tlibodaux, La, May 26th, lo":
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The District Court, Judge
.Baattie presiding. will commence
regular term next Monday.
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The Washington Enterprise,
after a two months rest, has
been revived by Frank Connolly.
1t is a lively little paper and de-
serves success.
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Franklin j. Lirette, has been
appointed by the Governor, JUS
tlce of the Peace ia the eighth
ward of Terrebonne, in place of
w. l.. Cambell, resigned.
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MARRIED.

FARISH-WHITE. - At New Orleans.
La, "n Tuesday. April Il, 1877, the Rev.
A.. J.. Tardy, of the st. Johns Episcopal
Church, officiating, Claude NJ. Parish to
Miss Mary Rebecca, only dauhhter of iona
c. White and Mary Eveliue Lowe; all of
this city. No cards.
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S. I. Grisamore has received
a commission of Mayor OF Thibo-
daux to fill vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Mr.. p. E. Lo-
rio.
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lean Louis Haydel, of ST.
Charles Parish, was burned up
the other day in trying to quench
the flames of his burning house.
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LA.
SATURDAY, JUNE, End 1877.
Editorial Items.

See advertisement of w. IT,.
Raglan. in another column.
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-ThiJ0daur Fire Co. No. l,
and Home Hook & Lauder Co. No.
1, are by respective committees,
lnquiring into the feasibility and
practicability of erecting an En-
CINE house and Hal! on their lot,
corner Of Green and ThlbOdauX
'StretS.
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Notice to Subscribers.

This mark X, on the margin means thai
your subscription has expired. Such are
ipyited to renew at once.
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George G.. Taylor OF this Pa
IRISH has invented combination
chair and secretary which is pro
nounced to be IA Ne Plus ultru Of
convenience and comfort. Henry
Arnd & Bro. 1O7 South Second
Street. st. Louis are the manu-
.~tactureLS.
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STONEwALL JACKSON. - "Stonewall"
Jackson and his sister were orphan chill
dren, and were brought up together until
he went to West point. Like most or
phan children, they were unusually At
tached to each other. She married and
settled in Beverly, West Virginia, where
her husband carried on a large farm or
plantation. Her brother, the General,
frequently visited her, and during these
visits he would invariably 60 to the quar-
tiers of the slaves for the purpose of ex-
horting them on the subject Of religion.
frequently the soldier would be seen ON
his knees in the midst of the children of
Africa, offering earnest prayers for their
salvation. When the war broke out the
brother espoused the cause of the South
aud become the greatest of all Confeder-
ate Generals, with worldwide reputa.
ton for consummate military ability, and
laid down his life on the bloody field Of
Charlottesville. The sister, in spite OF
the opposition Of her brother, uninflu-
enced by his brilliant achievements and
the opposition of her husband and her
relatives, sided with the cause of the
Union and remained true to that cause to
the end of the war. So great was the
feeling engendered against her that she
eventually separated from her husband
and moved to Springfield, Ohio, and re-
sided with daughter who had married n
Union officer.
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making Old Bones

People who neglect their minor ailments
rarely live to make old bones The secret
Of hale and vigorous old age lies not only in
taking care Of ones health in early life, by
the observance Of sanitary rules, but also BY
judiciOus medication when the prcmonitory
symptoms Of bodily disorder manifest them.
selves Indigestion, bowel and liver com.
plants, are fruitful causes Of injury to the
constitution. These diseases should be,
therefore, checked without delay. The best
medicine for the purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters This standard preparation
dsciplines the digestive organs, gives re-.
newed impetus 70 the bilious secretive func.
ton, and exerts q beneficial influence upon
the organs Of urination. II has no rival as
remedy for and preventive VI chills and
fever and bilious remittents, infuses vigor
into the eebilitated frame, and 10 an excel
lent appetizer and neryine
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the time usually given TO recreation anS
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scholar
Though its military training is not nm ex
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To the dsyit.. Down with the boat
save Yourselves. nv men,
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scrambling Of men below. and in a mo-
ment more. a tall. dark form came up
from the hold and hurried out into the
panpway.
So we waited eagerly with our clubs
ready. and the coming man emerged into
the Sanpway onlv to receive a blow upon
the head which felled him to the deck
and while Pete took him in hand to bind
him. Perlev knocked down fine second
man.
The third who came. unconscious of the
fate of b;o communion was d;snosed of
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