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SUCCESSION SALE.
SUCCESSlON SALE.
SUCCESSION OF CELESINE LENAIN
No. 259 PRO BATE PARISH COURT
PARISH OF IBERIA.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- emanating from the above entftIed
Court and to me directed in the above an
titled and numbered succession will Of
ter for sale at public auction, pnrsnant IN
law. to the last and highest bidder at tho
Court House in the Town of Thibodaux on
Tuesday. 4th day OF December m
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ. and
4o'clock P. NJ. the following described bro
perty to wit. p-0
A certain tract of land situated in this
parish on the right bank of the Bayou La
fourche at about quater Of a mile below
the Town of ThlbOdaux being Lot M, tw"
~ on IL particular plan made by p E
Beauvais under dats of the 18th Nav 1850,
deposited in Recorders office lof Parish Of
Lafourche for reference measuripg Eigbtv
tSOl feet front on the public road bv a dentb
of Five hundred and forty two and half
feet l342.) on the upper line, and Five hun
dred and fifty one feet and nine inches
to3l f9mches) on the lower line, seventy
nine feet niue inches in the rear. bounded
above and in the rear by y road. below hv
land now belonging to f. w. Blake. To
gether with all the buildings and Improve.
nlents thereon
Terms of sale cash on the spot in II. q.
Treasury notes.
NoVeinDer ofd i17 Sheriff.
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mere never has been time when the
heallng OF sO many different diseases has
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resort TO the use of ordinary plasters.
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out With these it is entirely different; the
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oeen discovered. Being, however, convinc-
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Iney now actually prescribe them. in their
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ASK your druggist for DR. MELvIN's CAP.
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Official,
TOWN COUNCIL.

The Town Council of the Town of Thibo.
daux met in their Hall in regular session,
Tuesday, November 9th 1877 at Z O'Clock. p
NJ.
Present IS. T. Grisamore, Mayor and
the following Trustees j. l.. AucOin, +.
Samoan NJ A. Legendre and p. A. Aucoin .
Absent i" l.. keefe ond Dane Naquin.
The minutes Of the previous regular ses-
sion were read, and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors report for the
month ending this day, was read and
ON motion duly seconded tue same was &C.
cepted.
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VOL. XIII.
RUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU. MRS. E., Dry Goods.
a Fancy articles. &c, corner Market
and Louis streets,
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uCOIN, P. A., Family and Planta-
"A ton Groceries, Main street, between
Tocus and St. Philip streets.
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. JENA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
A st., between jackson and ST. Phi
b; lip Streets
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.nLUM, S. Dry Goods and Grocery, COZ
ner Main and jackson Streets.
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nSULLlVAN, f. a. attorney at Low,
~ Green Street, between Main and
ThibOdaux Streets,
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oADEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
Is Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
and Focus.
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For October 1877
2.22.5ls 2,29.5lR

2,e22.5ls 2,2225lR
---------
To Bal. on hand. l.N85n
JOS. y. Thibodaux, in acct with
WOrkInen's Acct.
10 Dal. on hand this day. 1910
by cash paid l.. MLlbreugh. sam
10 balance due Treasurer. 81
5000 5000
BY balance due Treasurer. 800, 81
lS'gned) JOS. T. THIBODEAUx,
November 9Th. 1877.
Inc ionowlng claims were presented. and
on ho'ioh dnly seconded were approved.
and AN appropriation of One Th0usand AMI
flfty,twO 76IlOO Dollars, was made to
pay the same by the following vote Yeas--
ursamore, T. A. Aucoin, j. l., Aucoin La
gendre and Samoan. Nays-NOne.
The: ThibOdaux, Collectors Fees. 1870
1T,;ii' Diacksmitn work. k.-.... 400
Ihlbodaux Saw Mill G Lumber. 500
=; Il. Aucoin, S'dris for Pub. Schools 746I
Henry Cox " ork in Guion Academy IN
NJ. Estiven work in cOrp'ti SchT 40 00
II. W. Tabor, Nails, Lime. Cement
1os ank x sand; E."i: c;;;.:-.;,;.;..:.... 44la
yos "A; rome, Chaik for Pub. SchI. 80
L. =. Auoert reping shoot at Canal 500
8, j. Grisam0re, Cutters for the
Market House, etc. 3ea5
L, Y. Aubert, additional work on
the Market House. 9M
Braud & Legendre. Sundries. SE
.. 1. GrisamOre, repairs on Guion
Academy 16O0
steamer Ella Hughes conveying
Orouke to Hospital. ....... ann
Wizard & Wilmuth {, 900 p wing Bks a6 On
James A. Frost. % Bbls. Shells. $50
Robert T. Picou, l6 Bbls. Shells. III,
WOrkmen's Acct ,no no
II. Il. Thiberge, Architect and Super '0
intendent of Market House. oo5 M
Salary OF Mayor ending this day.. 5OOO
g .. C'erk 1875
{, a uc'surer 3l.25
:. =. Iuhter $500
Honssaole 10000
Ill., Total i,O5276
The Certificate of II. x. Tliberpe Arcb;-
tect anu Superintendent, stating that Z. q
Auoeit, Contractor and Builder. had COM
pieted the New Market House accnr,l;nr
10 plans and specifications of Buildinc con-
tract passed on the Goth day of June was
received and accepted. ""S
On motion duly seconded. Council ad.
jOurned. o'' "u'
A. j.. PERRIN, s. r. GRISAMORE
erA T Iowh Council Mayor,
Al. PERRIN,
Clerk, Town Council.
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DXCELSIOR-LODGE NO. 34.-Regu-
T. lar meetings ut the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Officers : T. Thibodaux, N. G. JOS i. Tn
botleaux. V. G.. S. 7. Grisamore, Sec II.
Michelet Treasurer.
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DERRlN, A. j. foreign and domestic
L goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor.
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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nELBERT, j., Groceries, Wines, u
liquors, To6dcco and Cigars, cor. MAIN
and ST. Philip streets
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NELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot
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WSapeIEk, aeI ofe TaohAsi Haslet ffS ssnest A4ss be-
ween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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MOORE, l. d. Auorney at Lar,-of
vA flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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DADEAUX, THOMAS, Aao,mey at La"
b corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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MOHT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
VI my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
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xxYEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confer.
w tionery and Soda Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Streets
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Frank HoF-
- man Proprietor, L.. Ba,1cl, Con-
aactor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
ing. =
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nRISAMORE, S. I. Manufacturer Of
i Iinrare, cutters, DC, dealer in stoces
and house furnishing goods. corner Mar
let and St. Philip.
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MI MECNIER, A. Dealer IN Foreigu an,
" Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
Main Street corner st Philip.
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nILLIU, j. s., Attorney at LaW,-ottce
b Corner St. Philip and Main streets;
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NERRIER, T., Gunsmith, Main ST., be
tween St. Louis and Green Street
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DLAKE, f W.. 1H0ra,ey at Law,-of-
b tice Green Street,
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SAGAN, w. H.-PresiacM TAi5odaur
~ Sa,r .NW o.. Lvcat -lge:u a,ld COL
lcctOr, Thibolaux. La.
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M ACHADO, j. d. Groceries and Dru
NA G0ods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee Streets
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DODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot on
ID Levee Street near the Thlb0daux
Foundry. w. H. RAGAN. Agent.
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DREAUX & LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
ID and Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
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VTERGES, J. NJ. Barber, st. Philippe
y st. between Main and Levee streets
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DOURQUIN, E. Matchmaker and Je,c'
ID eler. corner Market and st. Louis sts'
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EbLANC, EMILE E. Recorder, Conrt
A|aouse, Thibodaux, La.
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5000 5000
by balance due Treasurer. g,
tS'gned) JOS. T. THIBODEAUx.
VI Treasurer.

uGil. 1917.
Inc following claims were presented, and
on motion duly seconded were approved
AMI an AN appropriation of One Thousand and
f1ity,two 76IlOO Dollars, was made to
pay tue same by the following vote Yeas--
Grsamore, T. A. Aucoin, j. L, Aucoin. Le
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THIBODAUX LA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL" 1877
BUSINESS CARDS.

EGENDRE, JOS, Groceries, Viue
~ ana Liquors, Main street, between St.
Philip and St. Louis SITS.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22
$2,123.G9 Sl2,662, l6

The Convention of the Arkansaw
quill-drivers, to be held at Ft. Smith, on
the 9th of June, promises to be grand
success. Heeding Bro Jake Frolich's
admonition, as, also, his alusion to the
"wo odshed p we take this occasion
to notify President Sparks, that if
nothing happens to prevent, the Visitor
Mann) will be on hand, and by the way
we have heard nothing said about wives
or sweet-hearts I'VE don't allude to
them, because we have either, (for, un-
fortunately we baven'D but at the last
Editorial Convention and excursion, we
had hand in, the fair sex was we'll rep
resented, and we hope they may be with
us-having salutary infuenee-during
our deliberations at Ft. Smith, and &C
companying the excursion, should there
be one.-Hot Springs Tsitor.
Bring along your wife and daughters,
Bro. Visitor. IF you don't feel it safe to
take them on to Fort Smith, leave them
off at Van Buren. We will see them
provided for A Press convention
without the smiles and approval of the
ladies, would be nothing. We are not
too old but what we like to see good
looking ladies, and we know the press
have no others to come.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22
Notice..

A Ii Executors, administrators and guard
n ians, not heretofore discharged, and who
at the time of the burning OF the Court House
of Crawford County. Arkansas whereby all
the Records and papers pertaining to the Pro-
bate Court of said County were wholly de-
stroyed, had business pending in said Court
as such executors. administrators. guardians
are hereby notified that by an order of said
Probate Court made at the April Term there
of. A. d. 1877. they are severally required to
file with the Clerk of said Court, on or before
the 18th day of May, A. D. 1877, a report, set
ting forth as far as possible for them to do,
their former proceedings and accounts. Also
the amounts and conditions of their bonds as
originally given, with dates and names of Sc
curities
Notice is hereby further given, that, after
publication Of this order as required by law,
citatians will be issued by the Court against
all of said executors administrations, and
guardians who shall fail to comply with the
requirements of this order.
j. c. CHAPLIN, Judge.
Attest. April goth. 1877:
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22
Picnic Excursion to Van Buren,.

Tomorrow "wednesday morning, a
pic nic of the Sunday schools, and 9th
crs Of Clarksville, will leave that place
for Van Buren, to spend the day. Ozark
and all way-places on the road, will join
he party. We hope our Sunday schools
and citizens generally will make ar
rangemen,s to give them kindly wei
come, and make the day pass pleasantly
to nil. The Court House yard can be
made delightful place to gather in. Let
our citizens, generally, spend the day
with our visitors.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

re0~Tho editor Of the Alma Pole Cat
uses the name Of gentlemen with q ia
miliarity that would warrant one in be-
lieviug that he was socially intimate with
"old Jesse" Jack" Gran.," &c.
When did the acquaintance spring up, to
warrant such familiarity? II is said
that familiarity breeds contempt" :"
However, there is no danger in this case,
for the editor is beneath the contempt of
any one. z.
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Ey What satisfaction will il be to
those that would like the county seat re-
snoved to Fines Spring, to know that
their votes took it to Alma, when they
would not be able, forat least ten years,
TO have il changed to any other point ?
1t all looks very well when Alma tells
the Fines Springers, you vote for us,
nor, and we will vote for your point, il
we can't keep 1t ocay from you" If 9th
orpoints want the county seat, they will
he foolish to throw away their votes to
take it to Alma.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

aas~ \ New York dispatch OF the 18th
says, the three fiigatcs of the Russian
fleet weighed anchor at 1890 this morn
ing, and steamed down the river. On
nearing the bay at the battery, the Unit
cd States frigatc, Minnesota, hoisted her
flags. Her sailors manned the yards,
and she opened her battery and saluted
the Russians. They responded, on pro-
occding down the bay"
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

~Well informed citizens tell us that
it will cost more to drain off the Frog
pond, that is proposed to be given by the
town of Alma to build the Court House
on, to enable foundation to be laid,
than it will cost to rebuild handsome
and substantial House at Van Buren,.
Our County is too poor to be footing
away their money on any Of Colonel
Locke's follies.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

nas~" We've got the hog-cholera, down
our way" remarked q Van Buren, chap,
the other day. And then Fort Smith
man plumed himself, and with proud ex-
ultation, rcjoined, " But we're going to
have the Press Association,ncxt month y
Iou just ought to have seen how that
Van Buren fellow dried up.-Faycttc-
rtUe Sentinel
Worse than that, "Jccms.' We have
got the Alma Pole Cat. Come down to
the Association, Colonel, if you want
to see the rare bird.
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kf- 4 HA Louis dispatch of the LII

aI- A So Louis dispatch of the 18th.
says: :. Very heavy rains have prevail
I'd in Kansas, for several days past. and
considerable damage has been done TO
She various railroads in the way Of land
-isdes. washes, etc. Yesterday the hea-
s.ies rain ftr twenty years fell at Leav-
enr orth, flooding creeks, carrying away
~ $. and doing damage to the amount
% s,ral thousand dollars,
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asS~ Says the Lawrence County Jour

leS~Says the Lawrence County Jour.
nal:
The subject of manufactures in the
South is being thoroughly worked up,
and our Senators and Representative in
Congress are alive to the interests of Ar
kansas in this matter. There is no good
reason why our cotton and wool and
wheat and other products should not be
made into cloth, -four, etc, right where
they grow. The idea that everything
must be made up North or down East is
fast giving way, and not many years will
elapse before the hum of the cotton-mill
viii be heard in every county in our
State. We hove everything that is nee
cssary to do all this and much more.
Keep the ball rolling. Southerners are
no sluggards.
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~ The Senate and House of Repre-

~ The Senate and House of Repre-
sssst.ess~~- 80 sAr.ssN "a s-~sAs.ss. CO.
lumbia, on the 10th, in joint session, to
ballot for the Chief Justice of the State.
Associate Justice A. J. Willard was elec,
ted on the first ballot, receiving eighty
six of 12S votes. This creates a vacan-
cy in the Associate Justiceship, an elec-
ton forwhich will probably take place
next week
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

py- W. A. Webbcr, editor of the Spir-
II OF Arkansas, announces that he will,
tn the oath inst, commence the publica-
lion of a paper at Benton, Saline county.
u will be q twonty-eight column weekly,
democratic IN politics, and will be val
liable acquisition to the press of the
State.
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ARKANSAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
SECRETARY OFFICE.
AhKANeAs PREsa ASSOCIATION,
I1,f

SECRETARIs OFFICE, !
AhKANeAs PREss ASSOCIATION.
Sca<ey, Ark. l2th. lS77.
the Editors and Publishers of Arkansas;
GfNrLnsLN--Thc nth annual meeting OF
Arkansas Press Association will be held
Fort Smith. on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF
une. 1871. Every member should bc present
as matters OF vital Importance affecting the
interests of every newspaper man in the
state, will come before thy Convention,
Every newspaper in the State Should he
represented mot by Prosy'
The President and Secretary have taken
the necessary stepstd secure transportation
- as to be Available to all
The citizens of Font Smith extend a kindly.
cordial welcome, and will take pleasure IN
entertaining you at their respective homes
BE so good as to notify me who and how
many will come, that due preparation may
he made. You have timely notice; no ex-
euse; be ready In time and come.
JAcoB FRoLIcn. Jr. Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

~ The Alma Herald takes special
pains to sfuft its slime at A. B. Howell
md Fred. Buslsmire. for the reason they
can't fall down and worship at the shrine
ot Alma. PYetts and Masa have lived too
long in this county to be injured by any
imputations east by this transient bird.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

EE Before voting to remove the
county-scat, and building Court House,
Jails, ETC., sit down and count the costs ;
examine and see how much more tax
you have TO pay, to make the change.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22

At a public meeting at Grand Army
Hall, Baltimore, Wednesday night, res
olution directing the Executive Commit
tee of the Grand Army of the Republic
to have prepared suitable floral memo
rial to be placed upon the Confederate
monument in London Park Cemetery,
was rejected by a vote of twelve TO six
t,-
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-22
WHAT IT WILL COST.

Below we give the amount Of tax that
will have to be collected in each town
ship for one year, for building the Court
House at Van Buren and Alma. The
very low figure of $50, 900 is the estimate
to build at Alma, and we venture TO say
that to build at that point will cost dou-
bic 100000 before respectable building