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The Mississippi Levee>.

We publish below, a COW o!
a Memoria! by commlue e .'Mem-
phIs Chamber of CommeIce," ad-
dressed 10 Congress. luis memo
lial wilt be sent for signatures to
every town Oh the Mississippi
and tributaries be, wcen Cape Gi
'A1deau and the Gnliof Mexico.
10 THE HONORABLE CONGRESS
OF TIE UNITED STATES:
The undersigned desire to res.
pecIIully represent to your honor
able body The importance of le-
claiming 1tom overflow the allu
wal l.nds of the Mississippi river
and tributary streams. and to
nse such speedy to accomplish
that object within the shortest
period possible. We are fully per
suaded that if our Senators and
Representatives in Congress were
correctly advised OF the vast
Importance OF protecting these
fertile lands from annual innun
dafIon. and the great benefit chat
would follow, Nat only to That i'm
mediate region. but to the entire
county,, they would promptly
enact such legislation as would in
snee an early completion OF the
work.
There is no public enterprise
which the Government could aid
with so much justice and proprie
ty as this one ; nor is there one
that could be undertaken at so
sihali an expense. from which
such immense profit TO the agri>
cultural and commercial interests
OF the whole country would re
salt. It is in no sense a local en-
teipIiSe. for the benefit ofeilher
Il corporation or small community
OF private individuals. but it's
scope and eXttuL embraces inte-
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THE WEEKLY TIIIBoDAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1877.

had intended stopping over
to day III Washington. but on a
account of the unfavorable pros
poet ofthc weather | gave up tue
idea and came on last night.
Tue +. w. Grand Lodge of the
|. O. Q. T. OftlIe U. S. will meet
on Monday morning. Representa-
lives ore coming in by every train
and a general shaking of hands
IS kept mp pretty steadily about
Barnum'S pal Tors.
UNCLE SILAS.
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Commplic.pct
T~HiEODAUN, La.

Sept. 20 1919
Me>s,'s Editors Il have not
written to you for some weeks,
>lckneSS leeventInG- out. having
now recovered. | hope you will
again grant me space for some ob
serVatIonS.
On the 10th inst. the Parish
School Board has opened all tie
public schools it was able, and
has provided them with a much
better class OF teachers. than here
'oiore, no preference has
been shown on account Of col
Or politics, ouly by a limited,
though rigid examination, the
worst OF The black sheep have
been eliminated. The new board,
as appointed by State Superinten
dent Lnsher gives great satistac-
lion. It's worst enemies could not
deny lis ability activity and
honesty of purpose, and therefore
Mr.. Lusher has, in this respect,
certainly deserved we'll of out
community,
AS regaHs the examination 10
which applicants were subjected.
| fluid that some Of our citizens
ale laborinS under a mistaken
impression. The Committee Of
Examiners, consisting of Messrs
O'Sullivan. GriSamole aud Pa
nalle could not, from the nature
Of the case. fix tie standard very
high, and had 30 actually come
down to first principles. Now
it Is clear, that under such civcum
stances, applicants, who had let
school for twenty Yeas or more,
were laooring under great dlsad
vantaees, while youBg men just
from school, were bound TO be
posted on theoretical points. Thus
it can be easily understood, how
applicants OF this category could.
GA IL scale OF 100 obtain a much
larger percentage, than others.
whose more extended knowledge
aHl EIole varied experience.
might make them much moie
valuable dts aeachers. Such lr.
salts could not DE ,Noide,i. Yet it
is not advisable, TO consider tea
ctlrrs superior to Others, becAasr
they have .loG yet become "rusiA'
Ga .uoubie Dlck-ictiou reirotc-
tive piononns."
There is one matter | Woalu
like to mention, as leg, rds .ne
co!ortti schools in ,"Wn and .:"'--
may. 1t appears, i..at almost '!l
rha coiorU children i've 0.,'Jte
OF the corporation, ana ii is neGe
fore very doubtful, whether l,,t
corporation board will be able 20
Organize prosperous school.
Would it not be better ior this
noGy to consolidate it's few Gail
dien with the GIis&mole(i;o i mer
~ StoddarGl school, which is
well situated Oh the edge .of fhe
corporation. and by a reasonable
subsidy 10 enable this school to
keep open all the wear abound
hope our directors, Parish aud
local. will.take the matter under
consideration
REPUBLICAN.
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When Il Kitten crawIs into bed
With you at two O'Clock in the
morning and You throw it out on
HE floor, and It crawIs back, ard
You pitch it out the window, and
1T climbs on the roof and comes
IN at the attic and takes its place
IN the bed again, what can a poor
woman do but cry ?-F,unhJoyt
YeOman.
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DEAR 'OLD UONEaTEAD

DEAR OLD HOMEaTEAD.- Is
the title of a very fine new sono
by MISS ANNA C .UILTs. This
song has taken a Stlong hold ON
the popular fancy. No doubt there
are thousands who never for.
get the Dear Old Homestead
where so many happy hours were
spent IN .ioyiulnesS anl rlep
during their childhood DAVIS. p,ica
Az cents, 18th splendid lithoo,arh
OF a conptry homestead.
lis a p.aee | shat ever lememler
Should l hive 70 be ti,tv ven; ol5.
Twas The home ofus all in orr c;,it,b,nl
And We priae il, yes higher than eold.
Address all orders to f. w.
ttelnick, publisher. No 30 West
Fourth st. Cincinnati, ..
B.-Over zoe second hand
planos fer sale cheap.
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RAIN From Sunday night.
until "Wednesday morning. we
had one undated rain. accomna-
med by gale from the East and
North-EaS which blew down
humber OF houses, fences and
trees IN town and the nei9haor
hood. We understand that the
cane crop is seriously damaged
by the wind.
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AT the Becr-saloOn Of Mr.. A.
Joseph, at the exceedingly low
price OF five cents per glass, yon
can procure better lunch than
is elsewhere to be had. A trial
will cause any doubt of the Truth
of this to vanish like the morning
mist before the Using SUI.
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Notice to Teachers.

The examination for Teachers in the pub
lie schools of this Parish, will take place ID
Thibodaux for Males on Monday, and La
dies on Wednesday of each week, from ant
after this date. For further information
ap9lv to ST. GRiSAMORE.
Aug.4'T Secretary School Board.
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Anderson Henderson, color
ed, charged by Mr.: A. Verge,
merchant below ThibOdauX, Ofat
tempt at larceny. was arrested
andin| carcerated-- theyonn2,blood
is now awaiting examination.
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Remember that at The fruit
store kept by Mr.. A. Joseph be-
tween the gnn-stOle of Mr.. Bou>
ron and the grocery store OF Mr..
Meyer, you can obtain the very
best price for fresh pecan-nuts.
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edmond San. cOIored enter
ed the GrtsHmOIe School on we'd
nesday last with Il load Of benzine
aboard, WAS accommodated to a
nights lodging in The Hotel
Wehue, by justice Snui'es, and
now promises to become ii better
and a wiser man.
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Paul Gulhrid.r, alias Paul
Cole, who was wounded in the
arm in the skrimmage we reported
last week, is out on the street
and rapidly improving.
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Henry Graham alias Nick.
accessory in the Cole fight at
Folse'S, was examined by Judge
knoblOch, Parish judge, and sent
before the District Count, to face
Il jury on the charge of shooting
with intent to kill.
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Observation-Disclosures Randi
los. laborer on the Leighton plan
tatlon, filed and affidavit before
Justice Sqnires, charging three
colofed men of breaking open his
house, on Tuesday, aui rohhina
him of the value Of three hundred
and fifty dollars, money and eff
fectS.
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Game and rice have suffered
mnch by the late storm. 1t is
however impossible to estimate
the actual loss at this early date.
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Mr.. A. Joseph who keeps a
fruit stand on Main near jackson
street, offers the highest plice TO
he obtained in this or any oulier
market, for new pecans.
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Editorials.

DROWNED.-ln the Bayou, on
last Monday, at the Mathews
plantation, an irish man named
John Rush.
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OFFICE COR. MARKET PATRIOT SITS
Notice to Su bScribcrs.

This mark X, on the margin means that
your subscription has expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
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(Commnnica,etj
Ertoci Of al add. css from Mcsicr
Jcmcs f.. C0aeaROa on Il qrry
TO MoHat 81. Nciy!s Co..
lege Uc,y!c"G, 10 tie
pupils OF ST. Viz
CENTS iRsitr'e
Parish oiLN
.jop>che
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$67. 925 IN PRIZES!

WHOLE TICKETS. $l.00; 30 WHOLE TICKETS
o SIS; 100 TICKETS. 500.
Chartered for Educational Institutions.
Under Charter no postponemcnt can ever
occur. All prizes paid in full. Official list of
drawn numbers published in N. Y. Herald,
N. I. Sun, Il Louisville Ceurier-Journal.
Circulars containing tnll particulars free.
Address Sim mons n Dickinson.
Managers Office, 723d ST., Louisville, Nv.
~ Similar AllOtmerts on the 18th and
last days ofevery month during the year.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES SAVAGE
No. 81.

s-
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- Court. Parish Of l. Observation-Disclosures
Eugene w. Blake OF sud parish. duly
qualified Admiristr. t1or o" sli,. Est ties, h,s
tins day hlett IN this oite II itnu' accor 1T
OF ms administration m., 4; Tor ,he hon,o
legation of the SINE.
Now, therefore the parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce in this Of
fice. within ten d.,vs follow iDg ine oub'ica.
1ion OF The MieSeuG nO,ite, sucL objections
as they my have a~rainst the hOnolo"a
ton OF sal" account, Otherwise TIE s.lle
Shall be approved and homolo. tied a. cor
din" 30 law.
- Witness NY hand and the I'M
SEAL press OF my feal of my ~Ohitet,r:s
wv @'th day of ~Sep;emjer, 1871.
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of said Court.
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THIBODAUX, La.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ih 1877
Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE
PARISH OF L~AFuUHCIiF =
ThibodauX August 18th 1917
Notice is hereby given that the ASSESS
mrnt roll for the year 1877, is now deposit
ed at the Recorder Dtlice.-Thirty days, Is
given for the correction Of any grievances
according to law.
K. Il. MCBRIDE,
Assessor Parish OF Latourchc,
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Ok Extra Fine Mired Cards. viii =,
~ no cts, postpaid. L. JONES = -.
Nassau, N. Y. 1W,
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N PERSON WHO WILL BUY DOx u
PARSONS PU2GATIVE PlLLlI

and will take one tl) each night for iesdg
nights. and will do this every third hi
week during the months of June. Jnly,
August and September, will not be troubN
with ferer and 4gne, nor Makarious Fhs.
nor Billions Eecer, nor any of the diseases
resulting from miasmatic poison, comma
ill Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arksar
sas and Texas. Ii P4RSON'S PUR6t
TIVE PILLS cannot be obtained at 700
nearest store, send % cts. to the underinr
cd II the pills shall be sent, post paidshg
return mail. Physicians supplied by maiid
500 per thousand in bulk.As this is but h
tie more than half price for standard pillsb
the thousand, cash must accompany u
order. The Recipe will be cheerfully senth
any physician on application. We willssa
Parsons Pills by mail to responsible part
on commission at 81 per dozen. sample a.
ems at sl.35, cash with the order.
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NEW AID VERTINEurrn.

&ESa week in your own town q
POO and s. outfit free. II. Hail.
& Co, Portland, Maine. a
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Farmers who expect to be lavish
with their corn, believing that bread.
SUITS will be- cheap and meat plentiful,
will find II note of warning in the fol-
lowing paragraph from n late mum bez
of the New York Graphic:
Extraordinary demands for wheat
form the current excitement. Every
steamship brings orders aud buyers.
Most of the purchasers are European,
which seem to indicate that it is be-
lieved the war between Russia and
Turkey may become general. OF course
this lively market will enrich the
West, and will tend to a restoration OF
National prosperity. The transactions
last week amounted to two million
bushels, and one steamship line has
let all it's available graiu-room for two
months ahead. This certainly means
business peace and renewed thrift
here, war and misery abroad.
s'This certainly means business
business for the Western producer, but
higher prices for the Southern con-
sumner. The recent riots and strikes at
the North mean pretty much the same
thing when the Southern farmer comes
to realize the true results of those dis
astrous, lawless upheavals. sr. -.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

eliza l.. Strother and Husband vs.. George
b. Hamlet, Sheriff, ct al. No. 1890.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Onachita, 14th
District Court.
BY virtue of Fl. ia. issued from the
Honorable 18th Judicial District Court in
the above entitled and numbered case, l
have seized and will offer for sale, at the
Courthouse door in the city of Monroe, be-
tween the legal hours Of sale, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain final Judgment for five Thousand
dollars, with eight per CENT per annum in
terest thereon from May 3rd, 1867, until
paid, and cost OF suit rendered by the said
court and signed April LIST, 1876, in the case
numbered 1923 on the docket OF said Court,
and entitled Eliza L. Strother and husband
VS.. Eliza w. Wariield, together with the
judicial mortgage resulting from the record
ut said judgment in the mortgage records
Of said parish, and together with all other
accessories of said judgment.
Seized as the property of Mrs. Eliza L.
Strother and will be sold to satisfy said ii.
fa. and costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit of
appraisement.
st I. p. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
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frittered away in primary schools in

FILTERED away in primary schools in
New Orleans.
We sincerely hope, therefore, that
when the Board of Supervisors meet
again, which, We understand will be in
September, they will see their way
clear to speedy organization of the
University and College in all branches
aud departments. We would not pre-
sumo to dictate, but we beg leave to re-
mind the Supervisors that the heroic
Col. Boyd, with fewer resources than
they command and through Difficult
ties greater than can ever again be en-
counteretl, has carried on the State
University for more than ten years
and rendered it of more service to Lou
isiana during that period than all Of
her other public institutions combined
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NEW PARTY.

The Press of our Metropolis are on
the hunt for the "new party" that
designing men and astute political
tricksters endeavOr to spring on the
people every year or so. Our city jour-
nails have one and all failed to find
this tsfrightful monster" and we ven
ture to say that Gen. Ogden, Gov Nc
Emery, DR.. Bruins and Hon. E. Booth,
expressed the views and opinions of
fully 999 per cent of the thinking peO-
pie Of the State. ~
The idea of Il new party is simply
preposterous, and has head only with
those whose standing, both as to recti-
tude and brains, disqualify them from
leadership or prominence in the Dem
ocratic organization. No one ever
hears of ssnew party" when the
enemy is upon US, and their armed host
darken the land. Then it is that the cry
goes up from all for the Democracy to
save them from ruin and slavery.
Who ever heard anyone talking of the
sold line Whigs'' and of reviving
their dead issues when kellogg sat on
the neck of Louisiana, like the old
man of the sea. On the contrary, the
Democracy must make the fight, and
perchancc when the victory is won, we
hear some GROWER going around dis
tracing the general rejoicing with his
discomfort cry of "new party!'
Does any sane man suppose that
the planting interest of this country
will suffer n home brood of demago-
CUES to rouse up the now quiet and con-
tented negro laborer, into another sea-
son of '6S to us frensy? If they do,
they are badly mistaken. Hereafter
the political opinion of the negro will
lie snugly side by side with his best
interest, that of his employer. "Forty
acres and n mule" is badly played out.
The colored man has quit s'raising
he'll" and gone to "raising cotton" for
his pocket money and bread and meat
for himself, his wife and children, and
we glory in his spunk for SO doing.
People up this way are going to vote
and act very much alike. That which
is to be the white mans interest is to
the black man, and rice rersa. The Re-
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GALE OF ESTIsAYS.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
parish of Onachita, No. 2l4, section 4s, I
will cause to be exposed, according to law,
city OF Monroe. La, at ringing Of Court
House bell, on
Saturday, August 25th, 1877,
the following animals estrayed before mo
May 10Th. 1877, by William II. Theobalds.
near Crosley and rheoba!ds' plantations:
One bright bay Eelding, about years old,
left ear and '6s'' branded under the name
and on the forearm Of the right foreleg; and
date by same party before me) having four
black legs. figure "7'' branded on near fore
shoulder and near hip, with two nearly half
on near side of neck; said sselding being APP
parently about z years of age.
Terms of sale, cash on the spot.
FRANCIS a. HALL
st Justice Of the Peace, 3rd Ward
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MISSISSIPPI POLITICS.

The Democrats of our sister State
Mississippi, In their recent State Con-
vention, nominated the following
ticket:
For Governor, J. NJ. Stone, of Tisho-
mingo; Lieutenant Governor, w. H.
Sims, of Lowndes; Secretary Of State,
Kinloch Falconer. of Kinds; Treasurer,
w. l.. Hemingway, Of Carroll; Auditor
OF Public Accounts, Sylvester Gwinn,
OF Lawrence; Attorney General, Il. c..
Catchings, of Warren; Superintendent
of Public Education, J. Argyle Smith,
Of Jasper.
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Mr.. u. u. Dawkins Of this parish
found recently, OH his farm what he be-
iieves to be two diamonds, Of the first
water. The ono exhibited to us Is per-
ftsctly transparent and weighs seven
grains. 1t was found incrusted in clay
some three or four feet beneath the sur
f.,ce of the earth. He has, us yet, had
no opportunity of testing its genuinesa
or value, but who will dare say that
the hill country Of Union parish does
not abound in valuable minerals and
precious stones Union Record.
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF's SALE.

Henry aerson, Jr, vs.. Eliza w. warfield
18th Judicial District Court, Parish OF Qua
chita, State Of Louisiana.
By virtue Of o writ Of fl. fla. issued in the
above suit and to me directed, I have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction, Ut
tho Court House door in the city of Mon
Saturday, LIST September, 1877,
within legal hours, the following property,
tO-wit:
1st-A lot of ground together with all the
improvements thereon, in the city of Mon
roe, in the square bounded by Broard,
Walnut, Olive and Second streets, num-
bered seven on the plat of the proposed OK
tension of Walnut street, made by B. Nc
Lernn, Parish Surveyor, and tiled in the
Recorders office March 7th, 1874; situated
at tho corner of Breard and Walnut streets,
fronting 591a feet Breard street and
running back It's 3O-lOO feet along Walnut
street.
! 2d-A lot of ground in the city of Monroe
together with the dwelling house and all
other improvements thereon situated in the
irregular square bounded by Mcclure,
Walnut, Pine and River streets, having =
| front OF 2O6 $40 feet on the river front on
River street, and 2O6 $40 feet on Walnut
| street the southwest corner being 60 feet
from Mcclure street and the southeast cor
ner G7 feet from Mcclure street, being the
same lot marked N on the plat of the pro-
posed extension of Walnut street, made by
the Recorders Office March 7th, 1874.
| Seized as the property of defendant, and
| will be sold for whatever it will bring in
cash, without tho benefit of appraisement,
to pay said debt and all costs.
| Ct II. p. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
State OF Louisiana,
Parish of Ouachita,
DO ~iol, r0r,rk
A. F.. Parker ct al. !

A. F. Parker ct al. State of Louisiana,
vs; NJ: sos: Parish Of oaachita,
BY virtne of n fe,i fncias issued on q
forthcoming bond, issued from the Hon.
Parish Court in the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and will offer
for sale at the door of the Court House in
the city of Monroe, between the legal hours
of sale, on
Saturday, lst September, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit ::
The southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section (9) nine, and northwest
quarter Of section (1O) ten, township sixteen,
north of range one east, containing three
hundred and twenty acres, with all the
buildings and improvements situated
thereon.
Seized as the property of Lehu Dickerson
and will be sold to satisfy said fes.s tacias
and costs. Terms of sale, cash, for what it
will bring, without appraisement.
St T. p. RICHARDSON. Sheriff.