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A Georgia Diamond Merchant Missing.

Iby TtRErhpu 20 Inv NhtIOhN HtpubIrhh.I
NEW YORK, April 5.-George Sharp, IT,,
o diamond merchant Of Atlanta, Ca, is missing.
A cursory Investigation shows that he owes 70
tho street brokers over $4,000, for which he har
pledged 600, 900 Of diamonds. He got possessi0a
OF all these diamonds before he DISAPPEARED. a
flward has been offered for his capture. some
persons hint at suicide.
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THE whisky thieves will find no mercy
at the hands Of Secretary SHERMAN.
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loFfIcIAL.I
Iu. 8. NAVY REGULATION CIRCULAR NO. IL
NAVY DErARrNEsr,

NAVY DErARrnnsrl
wAsHIsGToS, March 10, 1871.
Tho Chiefs Of Bureaus Of the Navy Department
the Secretary Of the Navy. who will preside over
them rs Board. In his absence the senior In
rank will do so.
Each Chief OF Bureau, as directed by the Ssvre-y
taIy, will lay before him the actual condition Of
the affairs Of the Bureau; the exact condition Of
Its funds, the supplies on hand, all supplies SUP
posed to DO required for Its effcency, and TO whist
extent, and in what manner he proposes to supply
them, and any supposed obligation or Indebtedness
tntered into and existing.
The obtainment Of supplies for each Bureau;
the opening and discussion OF bids; the assign
ment Of contracts proposed; the failure Of con-
tractors to properly fulnll their contracts; the
proposed expenditures Of all moneys on estimates,
stating their purposes, will be laid before the
Secretary by the Chief OF Bureau having oogni-
DO passed upon BY him, with the assent Of the
Secretary. II any other Chief OF Bureau should
regard tho subject discussed adversely he will
state briefly the ground Of his dissent, which will
be entered upon the record, but will not control
In any manner the proposed expenditure appro-
pratt oil for the Bureau concerned.
Any proposed increase or decrease OF the work
ing force ut the several Navy Yards, OF an extern
sive character, will DO discussed, and reasons
siven therefor, and PASSED upon in like manner
Is above; and instructions will DO issued to tho
Commandments Of the said Navy Yards when dis
charges arc to be made, to select for discharge
those least efficient, and to retain no employees
that arc not necessary, useful and effective In
their vocation. whether found to DO employed BY
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wAsHINaTos, Of. gCh p I-F|
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Asr DIR. NEwMAN's SERMONS, No 10,
'.1he Immutability OF Christ" on sale TO-DAY
at all hook stores, mhSi-R
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Warmer, eicr or fair r-sttbrr, iI'' res'crtB
10 so,,tlrrly t-ints, aud sio'ry -isiag barometer
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tvusgyFyrs TO Wont.
sob.cr,psie. Rates.
NOTICE.

We beg leave to state tina, We decline to re;S n
rejected Communicates; and to this rule We
can make no exception.
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Fun FOR THE PEoPLE.-To-
night, at the Warerley Hal. the
Young Mems Social Club of Thibo-
daux, will (after several weeks
study and rehearsal,} give a rem
dition of the Comedy entitled
"My Uncle, the Captain" to be
followed by the roaring farce,
"Qnarre'sOme Servants"
AS admittance is free to all
who may choose to attend. it is
too he hoped the young gentle>
men of the Club may be greet
ed with a large and select au
dience.
On Monday night, May, 21st.
second performance will be givel
with an entire change of pro
gramme, price Of admission 2;
cents. children half price.
AS the gentlemen comprising
this Club are "natives" of talen
and good character. we trust the.
may meet with encouragement
from our citizens in their effort
to establish a home institution {
pleasure.
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THiBoDAUx, La, !
MAY ID 1877. {

EDITOR SENTINEI.-As a col
ored Republican, permit me to
state, that, until how, we have
been very well pleased with the
action of General Nichols, who
appears to be determined to hon
estly give lis our share of the tur-
key, yet the coffee may be sweet
ened too much, TO taste good.
w hear that "Major" Crosier,
with that elasticity with which
be so readily adapts himself to
circumstances, hes visited the
man, who, he swore, was going
to restore him into slavery, and
got some assurance from HIM,
which gives him, somehow a pre-
tended authority to organize mill
tia again.
Now, we have enough of the
sort of SkidmOre Guards, which
he organized for us formerly, we
know just exactly his experience
and capacity in the military line,
and We should think it very
wrong, if Gov. Nichols was to
follow the footsteps Of Warmoth
and Kellogg in that direction.
1.-THE Old gentleman is so fond
of our Duke, tsor which we are
duly gratitied) be might appoint
him Tax Collector or Harbol
Master, or we conld send hin
lack to the Senate. where ht
might look wise and diynified
and his rotund abdomen redount
to our greater glory, but we have
10 desire to be made ridiculou:
10y him again in this way.
Ii our tat eX-Bo>s is so mucl
the only beloved son of our res
pected Governor, that he mus
dress him up in resimentaIs, lie
) him appoint him on his persona
staff to assist Major Moore, or OF
ganize a regiment of Horse Ma
: lines for his special benefit, some
where up i'll the piny woods.
Major, dear, We are so weary,
Give us a rest, Duke Millingtary
Sheathe. oh sheathe your valiant swoI
Stop it, you amt OF that sort.
), Yours truly,
STUPIDITY,
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letter from HOunia.
HoUMA, Tcrrebonne Parish. La
Nav. II, 1877.

-iuNs A'
,- ACCIDENT. - Moss picking is
becoming Il dangerous calling,
owing to the recklessneS of those
engaged in the business. On Mon
day. the 7 inst, Theo. Buguet,
while picking moss in the swamps
of Bayou Care, fell from a height
of fifty ieet, and had his body
severely fractured.
BLUE GLAsS.-Blue eye-glas-
scs are fashionable in this parish.
Look out for weddings.
INSANE. = Doctor Price, COL,
and Mrs. Kvder. were pronounced
insane, and conveyed to the in.
sane asylum
POLICE JURY.-H. G. Minor,
has been elected president OF the
police jury.
SMALL POX.-Gerome Gaidry
engineer OF the steamer Natural
ized. is down with the small pox
REMOVAL. - The Post-Offic'
has removed back to the ''Olt
place. near Mr.. Zeringer's coffee
house.
FRUITS - Figs and peache
will be plentiful this year:
Very Respectfully.
"OLIO."
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=. We print to-day Act No. Go,
which defines the Game law III
Louisiana.
That such a law is necessary.
no rejecting mind will deny.
There may be defects in this,
but should experience point them
ont, future Legislation can remedy
them.
This act takes effect from and
after June /. 1877. This Law
specifies that deer must not be
killed between February 1, and
August l that wild turkey must
not be hunted between April l,
and September l; prohibits the
killing of quails Or pheaSants be
tween April l., and September 10.
of whipporwilIs, sparrows, fin.
ches, orioles, blue birds, swallows
night hawks or black birds al
any time, except they be founC
destroying too the growing crops
1t is a notorious fact that thu
almost entire destruction of small
birds in the Northern and West
ern States, has caused that sec
ton OF country to be overrul
with destructive worms and in
SectS.
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There are some complaints
in parts of this State, concerning
the appointments made by Gov.
Nichols. This is to be expected.
The Governor hes a vast number
OF appointments to make. and
being compelled necessarily to
rely upon the representations of
others, it is only natural that er-
rOrS should occur.
IL should be remembered that
the Governor has a difficult aud
laborions duty to perform. and
every good citizen should give
him and his policy a fair trial be.
fore condemning him. A the end
of four years his record will be
one that the people of Louisiana
may point to with pride and sat.
is1actlon.
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\ OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court
PARISH OF L~AFOURCHE
ALEXIS FOLSE, SIR,
Administrator.

ALEXIS FOLSE, SIR,
Administrator
rs. No. 1907,
j. NJ. FOLSE,
BY virtue OF an order of seizure and sale
to me directed, in the above entitled and
numbered case, | nave seized and will offer
for sale at public a%nction. pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House III the town OF Thibodaux, on
Saturday, June 2nd., 1877.
between the hours of IL O'Clock 4. NJ, and
4 o'clock P. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
a certain tract of land situated il the
parish of Latourche on the right bank of
Bayou Latourche, at about sixteen miles
below the town of Thibodaux, measuring
four arpents trout by forty arpents in
depth, bounded above by landso of Pau! Ora
bert, and below by lands of Numa Folse,
thereon. To pay and satisfy the full aud en-
tire sum OF Two Thousand Dollars as fol-
lows, .iz: ...,.-
LIST. The sum of Four Hundred dollars,
with eight per cent per annum IRON the LIST
of January 1877 Cash. ID. to pay a further
sum of Four Hundred Dollars with eight
per cent per alftium from the LIST OF Janua-
ry 1877, and all costs herein Cash. Sd. on a
credit to pay a further sun T Four Hun
dred dollars. on the LIST of january 1873
" 18th SOIO interest from that date. 4th, on a
credit to pay a further sum of Four Hun
dred Dollars, on the LIST January 1879. with
8 oIo interest from that date. 9Th. and on a
credit to pay ii further sum of Four Hun.
dred Dollars or the LIST January 1880 with
500 interest from that date.
The above described property to be sold
in lots. or parcels as required by law, Of
not less than ten nor more than fifty acres
each, as per plan to be made and filed il
the office of the undersigned within tn,
delay fixed law.
WILLIAM WILTON,
April %, 1877. Sheriff.
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A Misunderstanding Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered
to the sick and debilitated at all compare
bic to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, in cases
of remlttent and intermittent fevers, cons
tipation, nervous ailments, rheumatism.
and disorders involving constitutional weak
ness or physical decay. 1t literally works
wondsrs." The botanic ingredients which
its spirituous basis holds in solution. act
like a charm upon the stomach. and
through the stomach upon the brain. liver,
bowels and nervous system, There is moth
lngin its composition that is not salubrious.
1t contains some of the most potent tonics
of the vegetable kingdom and the juices of
the best aperient and anti bilious roots and
herbs, combinsd with a perfectly pure sti-
inuIating element. The Bitters are peculiar
ly adapted to those engaged i'll e%xhausting
or heait v occupations, as by its use
strength is sustained and the ability of
the system to resist atmospheric and other
influences prejudicial to health largely in
creased.
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NOTICE.
THIBoDAUx, La, MAY I,
NHE FOLLOWING NAMED Pen

IHIBODAUx, La, MAY =,
THE FOLLOWING NAMED PEI.
are wanted at u office o. =
of claims they have against the u
eminent. Planters, employing -
answering to such names, are rep
requested to notify them. n
Finese Atkins, Louis Aikels, Joeepl
becue, John Jean Baptiste or batslos
liam Conner, Carmalite CasenaSe, ~
ton Caller or PembatOn Calice, - -
EsclavOn, John b. Fondy, wilson n
son, Saib Jones. Samuel Jacoos' p
King, Louis Linden, Thomas Mack,
Willis, Charles Robinson. Aiexanuot
taigne, Lucinda Reel, Mary Arn
Shame or Samuel Addison, nTs.s
dornck, Catherine Armistead, lnv
of Nick Anderson. Samuel Blach,
Brown, Martin Butler, Cellna Chg 3.
Heirs of Richard Degnin. Peter
William Clan. Sinclair johnson.
Alexander Judice, James MofiI
riet Moore. Henry Peters,
James Roberts, Mary Ann Smith, "a
Villery, Henry Ward. FlorenSe
George Washington. Fayette Iou.se
STERNBERG, LEBLANC
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
Succession of
LOUIS ONCALE. and
ROSE NAQUIN. his wife.

LoOlS oNNNlLE. ana
ROSE NAQUIN, his wife.
No. 955, Probates.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me d.
rected in the above entitled aud numbered
succession, | will offer for sale, at public
auction, pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder, on the premises situated in
said parish, on the left bank of Bayou La
fOurche, at about five miles above the town
of Thibodaux, on
Saturday, June 9th 1877,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ, and
4 o'clock p. NJ, the following described
property to wit:
a certain tract of land measuring two ar
penis more or less front, by eighty arpents
in depth, situated in this parish on the left
bank of the Bayou Lat0urche, at about five
miles above the town of Thibodaux. bound.
ed above by lands of widow Jean Bite.
kerne. and below by lands of Leonard p.
Lasseignc. Together with all the buildings
and improvements, rights and privileges
and appertenances thereto belonging or IN
any wise appertaininP.
The only buildin ss belonging to said
property on the dewelling house or the
front. a corn-crlb and another small build
ing, the other buildings are all claimed by
and belon IS to other parties, also the fol-
lowing movable effects. to wit: One COW
thu Call, oht dfufuiT, TWO UeuSteauS and
beddings, one lot VI chairs, one bureau, one
safe, two tables, one clock, one lot OF kitch
en- utensils, one lot croekcry'ware.
Terms and Conditions.
The movable property, payable Cash,
and the land payable one third Cash, and
the balance BY halves one half in one
year, and the other halt in two years from
date, represented by notes Of the purchaser,
payable to the order of Thelesphort Ro.
driqae, Administrator of SAID Estate. at
the office of the Recorder of this parish.
with eight per cent after maturity, aud
secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
under the expressed clause of the pact de
nan ~dtieadndo, and ten per cent ATTORNEYS
fees, Ill case of suit for the recovery of the
amount of said notes or auy portion thereof.
WILLIAM WILL ON. Sheriff.
Parish OF Lafourche, May 9Th. 1877,
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TOthe Public.

On Saturday. May 5, whilst under the
influence of liquor. 1 caused a disturbance
on the streets of Thibodaux, and resisted
an officer in the discharge OF his duty: .
I regret very much that l was guilty of
such conduct, and trust that my friends
will forgive me, and l promise that nothing
OF the kind shall occur again, and that my
efforts and influence shall be used for the
promotion of peace and tranquility in the
HENRY CLAY.
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A THIBODAUX Boy INCALIFOR

ATHIBODAUX Boy INCALIFOR
NIA-The Collar Enterprise. pubs
.lished ut Coltax Placer County
California, states that Solomon
Prudential, who left here ii year
or two ago ''has received from
Demands Business College in
San Francisco ii Diploma, which
certities that he has completed
the prescribed course in the Blu
siness Department OF that lnsti-
tuition. and upon examination has
proved that his proficiency aud
attainments entitled him to the
favorable consideration OF the Blu
sime>s Community.
SO!omoniS friends III ThlbOdauX
may well fell proud over his sue
cess, and rejoice that the same in
domitable energy aud Will that
characterised his conduct here
has not abandoned him. He is
now only 10 years old.
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The happiest man in Thibo-
dauX just now is the universal
grumbler. A cargo of ice has just
arrived and been slowed away :
the Town Council are about
building a market house i: the
firemen talk of erecting and en-
CINE house; the Drainage Co, are
preparing to dig out Terrebonne
to find fault with all these things
and explain mistakes aud error
committed. keeps the old fellow
busy from morhing to night run
ming around explaining the stu;
.tion. He is happy, happy, happy
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When the phOStS nf tho lsS

When the ghosts of the dis
tinguished leaders of the defunct
Radical Party meet in a little
room on St. Bridget street, to
cnsS and discuss the merits and
dement's of the Editor Of the Sen
TINEL, they, should crate more
mildly, so that all the neighbors
within two squares cannot hear
what they say.
The iniunctions of the ninth
Commandment is respectfully re-
fertd to their pious consideration
at the next gathering of this
SERIOUS FAMILY.
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AN IMPERTINENT QUERY.

AN EXPERIMENT QUERY
Of the School Teachers of
the past year, holding unpaid
warrants, six to twelve months
past due, are inquiring what has
become of about S45O0.OO school
taxes, paid by the people of La
fOurche in 1876.
They estimate that only some
100000 ever found it's way into
the parish Treasury, whilst they
get no pay for their services.
Will not some one speak out III
meeting and explain?
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN1
A GREAT OFEE}

We will during these Hard Times AZ.
of 100 Pianos and Orgars, new and sas
hand of first. class makers including NJ
at lower prices for cash or Install,nent
to let until paid for than ever before
ed Waters Grand square and Cprioh,
nos d Organs Including their Ncg q
mir and Boudoir] are the Best Made. :
tave Pianos $50. 7 l-3 do $l6O NOT ma.
year. ''2' Stop Org ans $50. Stons ~.
Stops $6s. 8 Stops SIS. 10 Stops SSS' rs
500 cash, not used a year, in perfect ~
and warranted. Local and Trarelino -
panted Illustrated Catalogues Mails
liberal discount 10 teachers. Mir;sss
Churches, etc. Sheet music at half ~
HORACE WATERS e. SONS, MannIss
rers and Dealers, 40 East l4th St., Of;
square. N. Y.
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corn and sugar cane i

The corn and sugar cane is
growing finely and rapidly.
Numerous dwellings,, stores,
&c. are being repaired. The
sound OF the mechanics tools is
echoing on all sides, evey body
is at work, the loafer that has
been sitting on the street cor
ners waitin' for to see, has va
mOsed.
Every thing looks pleasant, the
goose hangs high, and about 40
men, women and.children i'll town
have the whoopiEg cough. Who
says this i'll not a great country
when it is free?
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The Telegraphic Office has
been removed one door near
Main street, up stairs. where Mr..
Ford is in constant cOmmnnlca-
ton with the Gar Of Russia, and
the what do you call CHIN of Tur-
key, as to t heprogress of the war.
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STUPIDITY.
Yours truly.

READ THIs.-Do not go else
where to buy your Sewing Ma
chimes, when you can get them
of w. G. Raglan, delivered at
yonr residence for the same
price you can in New Orleans.
For Price List, call corner Jack.
son and Main streets. Machines
delivered in all parts of the Par
ish, free of expense.
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THE CONTRACTOR ON
L 3Oo06, from Assumption to -
La. has been instructed, in pursr
order of the Post Master GeneIfz
crease service to six times 49,
way, the order to take effect me
Leave Assumption Daily, tes0
day at Six A. NJ.
Arrive at Th:bodaux Daily, fcAo
day. at Ten A. NJ.
Leave Thibodaux Daily, iexcePs
at One 2. NJ.
Arrive at Assumption Daily, lese
day at Six p. NJ. unprhI6
Post
Mayl9-T.
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The Senate Of New York has
voted a property qualification he
cessary for voters, for Board OF
Finances in cities.The Democrats
all voted against it.