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practically killed, and that it's effect as
creating monopoly in the interest of q
single individual, has been completely de-

c1eatlnR monopoly In the interest OF
single individual, has been completely de-
stroyed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Edison, the resolution
of inquiry into the official conduct of Judge
Cox, at the late term Of the Martin county
district court, which had been allowed to
sleep, was awakened from its calm repose
and adopted without opposition. Mr.. Camp
bell, of the judiciary committee, was placed
at the head of the committee Of investiga-
ton, with the power to send for persons and
papers.
In the evening session the attention of
the House was entirely occupied with the
Page Impeachment. At one time, no one
seeming inclined to make speech, the vote
was about being taken, and the chief clerk
was just on the psint of calling the roll,
when Mr.. Bohan started the ball in
a few brief remarks. His example proved
contagious and was followed by several
others, when Mr.. Ladd took the floor and
made the speech of the evening. Without
concluding, however, he gave way for mo-
ton to adjourn, after the matter had been
made the special order for this morning at
1:30 o'clock
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JUDGE Cox achieved a signal victory yes
terday. He secured the passage of reso-
luton in the House authorizing the appoint
ment of committee to investigate the
charges concerning his conduct at Fair
mont. 1t was great day for Cox.
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ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY,27, 1878.

REPRESENTATIVE LADD administered q
merited rebuke to the Pioneer Press last
evening. He styled it sewer into which
everything vile entered. Mr.. L.. has evil
best faVs.
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THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

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week to city subscribers at IS cents per month or $40
per year.
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Warner,
West, J. p,
West, 8. NJ,
Winant,
Wiley-47.

Absent-Messrs. Lang and Miller
Mr.. J. p. West offered an amendment which
was subsequently withdrawn.
MI. Colvill moved that the bill be read
third time and put on its final passage: The
motion prevailed and the bill was read a third
time and passed-ayes II, nays SO, as follows:
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House.

House.
The House yesterday put in long and
faithful days work, and Of course disposed
of a large amount of business. The morn
ing session was entirely devoted to the pass
ing of House bills, of which about thirty,
mostly Of local character, were gotten out
of the way.
& In the afternoon, yesterday being the last
day under the resolution adopted early in
the session, prohibiting the introduction of
new bills after ten days from the close of the
SESSION., the opportunity was availed of to
introduce very large number of new bills
few of which, however, possessed more
than local significance. After this order had
been disposed of, the text book bill was taken
up, and, contrary to general expectation, the
matter was disposed of without much ado or
trouble. The adoption of Mr..
Feller's amendment seemed to take
the spirit out of the friends
of the measure, at least to great extent,
and in the language of the poet of the Sier-
ras. :The subsequent proceedings interested
them no more.' The demands of the oppo-
nents of the bill seemed also to have been
fully satisfied with the adoption of the
amendment, for no further opposition, be-
You'd bare negative vote, was made. to the
passage of the bill, which then received
some seventy odd votes. The general inn
preston seemed to be that the bill has been
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SENATE BILLS PASSED,

Relating to judgments for Furnishing abuse
of livery horses; relating to chattel
mortgages; regulating the catching of fish
in Pickeral Lake. Freedom county; amending
the charter of the city of St. Charles;
allowing the city of Minneapolis to make an
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INVESTIGATING JUDGE cox

Not voting Barthel, Richardson and Chan
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Routine ReDO,f.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 26.-On motion, immediate
after the reading of the journal, the House pr
ceeded to the order of third readings, an
passed the following bills:
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RESURRECTION. R

QnOiqu'il se soft 6coule quelques ann6cs
depuis que IL Teintnre D6pnrative du DIR.
Meng ait etc rctiree de ~ grande circula.
ton, ellie men n pas moins CONSERVE toutc
sa vogue ct tOute sa popularitG, dams un cir
cult rclativenent restreint.
Depn.s longtemps, de tons les points de
la Louisiana. ct priucipalement Gu Bayou
LatOurche, des Atrakapas, dc "a Riviere
Rouge, lie vieux maladcs nle dcin,tn,lent lie
repren,re In fabrication dc cntte nGtlecine,
81 justement apprecee dc tout eeux qui en-
ont fat usage.
Aujourd'hui je reponds lenr appel. ct
les malheureuX, affiiges do rnaladles ditea
incurables, auront sous la main cettc LietI-
veillanre teinture deplratiye. qui vieudrw
METRE un terme leurs sou utfrances
Qu'ils sc livrent done Temperance dc
iours meilleurs, ceux la qui vivent sous IL
ioug de quelYu'une de ces ineomnudes ct
doul0ureuses Infirnites. files inlpures dun
sang vi"ie, dG,ethre. NAL elahore.
Beancoup. qui jouissent dune bi1Hanta
sante, ne Ie doivent peut 1irc qua la Tcin.
turc Dfpurative; c'est par la rassnnce dc
ces vertns que tel pere. telle mere ont puri-
he leur sang, acquis une bonne constitution
| retrouve une sante aussi vigoureuse au'inat
tendne. et mis- au monde dies eniaut. i upe
sante horssante.
One ceuX quI. CONNIE euN, vivent d'uno
vie te douleurs, dangoisses, de dGsespoirs
sulvent leu. cxemple qu'lls essayent de IL
Teinture Depurative, ct, CONNIE eux lis de-
| viendront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourront
etr- tiers lie !eur pr0gfni.ure
Que ceuX bui dputent, sinforment.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sen

To THE EDITOR OF THE SEN
TINEL: | am much concerned
abunt the future of Thibodanx |
fear that there is a disposition
among some of its citizens TO OPP
pose the branch road which is of.
fered us bv MIR. Morgan on the
same conditions that.he offered it
to us years ago. am also intcrm
ed that some of the opponents ar
que that Mr.. Morgan will in due
course of time build and equip
the proposed branch at his own
coat. Please bear in mind that
Mr.. Morgan has not receded nor
advanced one inch from the
ground he took six years ago: be
then offered us the road provided
we gave the right of way, depot
site and $1,000; and to-day he OFFS
fprs the branch provided we give
him the right Of way the depot
site and $1,000. Hence it is fair
to c,,cule int Mr.. Morgan,
il venerable gentleman Of great
decision of character-whO is lit
tie interested in our four mile
branch, and who has ia ken a fi'm
stand six years ago, is not likel,,
to alter his mind in the next six
wears. In the meanwhile han
trp,lS of thousands of dollars are
being spent at Lafourche Cross
ing, Terrebonne Station, and at
copntry stores in Trrrebonne,
that ought to bt and would be
spent here If We only had the pru
pos. Il branch road.
In the palmy days when ThibO
dauX controlled the TerrebOnne
trade, the merchants here could
aud did make fortunes in a few
wears MesSrs. l.. V. Riviere ard
A. Perrin among those who
prosper-d in the good Old times
still survive to testify that foul
fifths of the money made here
tLen were made FROM Teri rbonn.
people. We lost the TerrebOnn'
trade because we have no road
left to connect us with the Terre
bonHe people. let Us open road:
lily aad the very ir>t road "
can StcuIc to cJunrct us one
more with tue Terrebonne pe0
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TElNTURE DEPURATIVE
DE HDr y2ENG

Ce remede qui ma pas encore faili de.
puls'qninze ans quill est en- usage. est ben
superieur a t0us les ectraits de .5ah epareiiLe
et.tous les D6p~atifs, employees jusqua CO
jour.
II gu6rit toutes les rnaladies chroniaues.
soft internes, soft externes. sans difference
d age nj de sexe. Mule maladie provenapt
de Iimpurete du sang he res,ste d son
usage; los dartres de qnelque nature qu'el-
lea soient, les lnhrmifes. consequence de
fabus du mercure on de tout autre traite.
ment qui vicif la constitution, sont par.
faitement ct radealeIncnt queries, toiItes
lea fois que lOn persevere dqnssen elnploi
Les Le"eor7'hees. PeyVes Bfanches, Irrtgu-
arttes dams ia peri0dcite des mcnstrues. Ia
chlorose, la steritite Drovendnt de tonte ma
ladie chronique GU cOnstitutionnelle. toutes
ces maia'lies disparaissent par un tr.site-
mentasseZ longtenips prOionge de In Tein.
ture Depnritive du DIR. Meng.
Lepilepsie, iorsqu ellie nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rhumatis.
mes chi'onigtes ct queiquefoi, Aigms, les nj.
ceres eancerenx, ont etc radica,ement que
ris.
les cures dGja oper6s parlent assez pour
que la Teinture Depurative du Dr. Men ait
besoin de tOute reelanie; il suffit d.. sayoir
quii ny pas Ell jtsqua present rne seule
maiadle chronique inveIGree ou cOnstit,,.
| tlohnelie. .Irodulte Pdr un vice Guelconuue
des hurneurs qui ait resiste i Ia puissance
nedicatrice de ce:tc preparation.
Cbaque boateil.e est accompag 80 dc nom
| 6reux cer:ihcats, venant do tous lee points
de IL Louisiana, att~stant lss bollee cures
op6r6ss par ce m4dioalpent
En- vente chez
JOS. T. THIBoDEACx,
| PharmaeiAn.
au coin des rnes Main ct St. rhjlipqs, Tit
| daux La. ins4sYRiA
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Prix dun chelllin de fer
par mile.

La qnantite ct |, prix du mate.
REL tie fer par mile donne ci-a>
pres, est pris sur les dernieres lis
tes pnbliees. LIE remblai est esti
me 8 1000 par mile, pOurvn qne
le ch,. min passe Str la terre hau
te. LIE capitaine Hammond, qui
Went den couStruire nn sur sun
habitatiOn, assure que le remblal
lui c6ute plus de 8 1000 par mil
lie, quoique constrniJ partsnt sur
la terre bante. La population de
Terrebonne a paye aude>sns dc
| 8 1000 pour lie meme Outrage,
ct audessns de 5 1000 pour les
endroits on il traverse les terres
marecageuses.
LIE fer ponr un che,nin cons
truit pour la transportation dn
groS fret, pe>e 81 Lives par yard,
ct 80 J tonnes par mile. L'' fer
du cIlt.nin du Capt. Hamn'md.
Qui est con>truit pour m fret ie'
ger pese 80 Iivres par yard, soil
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-GrOwler says that Charles
Morgan will make money ont of
the branch road to TbibOdaux,
that he will operate it simply 20
inure to his own benefit.
That isprecisely what is want
ed.
A few years ago it cost pass
tngrr nine dollars to 60 and re
turn from New Orleans on the
rail road, and then he had to
hold fast to the benches with
both hands to keep from being
pitched out of the window.
Mr.. Morgan bought the road
and run it SO as to make money.
Now ii passenger goes to ami re.
turns from New Orleans aud pays
-not SO O0-but $3.50.
Ii Morgan makes money does
not the passenger. make money
too?
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"A i par mile, 1T co1te 5 "A. la
tonne. Ce meme fer empIoy6 sur
un chemin de grande transpor
tation ne durerait pas nnp semai-
ne. LIE cap. Hammond, assure que
pour construire ct 6quiper son
chemin,nn mile trois quarts envi
ron, II lui Ell IA cout6 s ll,2O0.
Lorsqne lie gonvernement deS
Etats- Unis, fait me appropriate
on nc ur venir Ell allie a la cons
truction dun chemin de fer, il
n'est jamaiS alloue moins de
8 12,O0O.par mile. Ce qui doit
cOnvaincre qn'On lie ppnt cons
truire un chemin de fer a meil>
leur marche, sans le materiel rou-
liant bien entendn, mais en- tenant
compte drS ravines, swanps ct
trrreS bdSSes.
En- snppO>ant qn'nn chemin ne
paSsr pas dams les terres mareca.
gruSeS ou cyprieres, les chiffres
cl apreS dOnnerOnt une idee uu
prix de revient par mile:
Remhlais par mile $1,000 90
!ll3 traverses q SO cents (prix ac-
tueD 1856 50
s9t tonnes barres de fer trals) 81
iiv. par Yard a s5S la tonne 5l9l 90
800 jcus fish plate5, @ | 40 lie jeu 700 90
2l00 Rivets q - cents 500 90
10 Kegs spikes de $50 liv. q $50 le
Keg lao 90
Fret charroi, transpol tation des
rdlls etc. 2G0 90
Coupes ct points a SO lie pied 200 90
Sidings, plateformes, switches. eros
sing etc. 200 90
Prix'de Ia main d'Guvre pour placer
les crossties ct rails. au plus bas
prix 700 90
Depenses 6ventuelles non comprises
ci-dessus 90 so
Construction dun chemin, sur
terre haute, par mile $4,000 90
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kail.rOail de VhibOdauX
q la Station dc Terre.
bonnie.

Mons nous proposons de don
ner q nos lecteurs un historique
conplat des circumstances qul
[ont amene Mr. Morgan a renouve-
Her sa proposition pour relier no.
tre vile par un rail road q sa H.
Igna principale ; d'etablir aussl
Enforcement que possible la natu-
re de sa proposition ainsi que de
faire reSsortir quelQnes uns deS
nom5reux avantages qui ell resul
Feraleut pour notre vile.
LA PREMIERE OFFRE.
Deux gentlemens ofrirent de
coastrnire ct eQuiper la dite rou-
te a !turs propres depens poucvn
que Mr.. Morgan leur aliOuat uu ii
ers Sar tout l.. fret
Mr.. Morgan retnsa, disant avec
raison qu'il he pouvait donner
un tiers sur tout le fret ct un Sc
lcond tiers a la lisne de chalands
|aui Iui seraient indispensables
pour la distribution dn fret en-
aehors de 'notre corporation.
Celtic offre. donna occasion a Mr.
Morgan de renouveller Sd propo.
|sition deja plnsieurs fois faite a
u vile, ct de nouveau IL fit
LA PROPOSITION,
de construire ce rail road meme
largesr que le sien, d'etablir un
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Some opponents oppose the
building of Il branch road to Terre
bOnDe Station because they pre-
fer having Bayou Terrebonne
,redged 0 and gooddirt road
made along its banks.
The building of the rail road
will not prevent the dredging of
the Bayou gu the contrary it
will have Il great impetus to con-
summatc that work.
But th"re are 10 means to
dred.e Terrebonne and there are
means to obtain a rail road.
The above objection is as wise
DIS that Of Il farmer who will not
plant potatoes because he thinks
onions Il better crop, and Eaving
no onion seed, he sits down and
make universal growler of him.
self, until he starves to death.
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pie; let us renew old acquain-
tance>hips, torn new acquaintan
ces, and get back the Terrebonne
trade which now gees to country
aud plantation stores. In few
years We will get back a good
part OF the old trade, aud the de-
ticiency If any, will be more than
made up by the new trade which
will be opened to us by the stages
aud fiat boats that will start from
here to connect US with Napoleon
Vile.
1--we do not secure the branch
road nOW,we may loose the Opp0r
tnnity forever and the treightS
from above will continue to pass
under our very noses, to be hand
led at Lafourche Crossing by the
numerous employees who have
materially contributed to build
mp the Crossing in opposition to
ThibOdaux-Mr. Morgan is de-
termined to bring people and
treights from above down to his
main road; he wants to ''fecd' his
main road-shalt the cakes cons
time to pass under our very
noses op their way down to the
Crossing or shall We open our
eyes, insist that the CAKES shall
stop here SD that we can all get
slice3
LII conclusion I again repeat:
MIR. Morgan Is not anxious to give
us the branch road which to
him is no more thau a gnat is to
ii mountain. For the last six years
he has not sought us out but Oh
the contrary the friends of TbibO
Iaux have sought him out and
tn" very minute these friends
drop the subjectMr. Morgan
gives no further thought to it /;
his thoughts are tnrned to specu
la1ions where millions can be
male.
The Lord helps those who help
themselves.
SCIO.
Thibodaux April 2, 1873.
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CHaNGEMENr DE DoMICILE.

CHANGEMENr DE DoMICILE.-
,es trois pr::sCnEiers Justin Ro.
binsor, condamne a 20 ans de
ravaux forces, Peter Townsend q
4 ans 1t BlskI.y Michel a un
an, ont el6 trarsferes de la pri-
BON de ra,oisse au ! enitencier de-
Baton Rouge. D'apres ce que
bous avons appiis Gu Sheriff l..
IA. Webre ct de son Depute spe>
bal Mr.: J. n. Wright, ces troiS
crinineis ont montr6 beaucoup de
|gaiet6 pendant le voyage, mais a
La vue des murs de leur future
t6sidence cetie gazette s'est eva
(nQnie.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMED1 AVRIL 1878

rebOnne serait de vingt cents,
compliant, on qninze cents par
des blllets dts de commntation.
Cr taux est deja promis par Mr..
Morgan.
Les anis de la route proposee
feronc leS demarches aupres de Mr.
Morgan pour que lie ptix de pas
sage de Terrebonne d la Nouvelle-
Orleans soft rebuilt a $3.50; par
biilets de communication lie coilt
est lie meme qu'a la station de
Terrehonne 8 Leo jusqua Ia NOn-
velle-OrleanS.
NOTRE FRET.
est ct sera 'toujours fOrcemrnt a
un taux raisOnhable, Thibodaux
ayanJ ses communications ouver
tes ct aSSureeS avec la Nnnvelle.
Orleans, par lt bayou qni, nous
l'eSneronS ct lie crOyohS ferme.
mpnt, ,re>tera i tout iamuiS o1vert.
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-Growler puts his hands in
his vest pocket, throws his head
back to an angle of 10 degrees
and points to HOuma as a reason
why a branch road would injure
ThibOdaUX.
A branch road to HOuma en-
ahled purchasers TO get a,cay to q
cheaper market, whilst a branch
to Thibodaux will bring buyers to
to the cheapest market, for retail
purchasers in the State. There is
no similarity in the cases on the
other hand the very causes that
operate against Houma, favor
ThibOdaux.
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SUCCESSION OF CLARA CElLLOUET
DECEASED WIFE OF JOACHIM la.
GARDE NO. 937 PROBATES.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
~ Court. Parish of Lafonrche. Whereas
Joachim Lagarde OF said Parish. has this
day made application to the said Court to
be appointed Administrator of said Estate.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
II any they have with the Clerk of said
Court at his office in the Town of Thibo-
daux, within ten days after the first pub.
lication hereof, otherwise the said app,i-
cant will be in due course Of Law appointed
administrator Of said Estate, and qualified
as such.
Er Witness my hand ani the i'm
press If the seal of nv office this
" ~ 9th. day of April 1873.
j w. KN0BLOCH.
Clerk of Coui1
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ESTIMATION Nous appelon

ESTIMATION Nous appelons
a'atteutiOh des cOnImercantS ct
der ouv,irrs sur Ia liste que nous
publions i Ia premiere page.
Ceite liS:e Idonne une estimation
|sln surpias da revenn annuel que
|chscuI d'eix retirera par suite
de Reimbursement de l'e,nbranche
|snent de vCie terree devant relier
|Thibodaux 4 la ligne principale dn
|cheaim do fer de Morgan. ST pour
HsertsMAs genres d'affaires. Oh tron
We l<eStiMatiGn trop forte. on en-
tr0uvera certainement beaucoup
d'antres qni, sont hlen audeSsous
de leur evaiuatlOn.
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~The TbibOlaux branch rOat

WThe ThibOdaux branch road
will bring into town, yearly, fully
one hundr' Il thousand dollars more
than comes here now in ten
years We would have distributed
throughout every branch OF com
mrrce and industry N this town
the enormous sum OF one million
dollars. One million Of dollars
would he like rich compost
on ii worn ont fiel;!-it would
make the desert waste blossom
ike a rose.
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DRAINAGE.-Le bureau de DIES
settlement DIES trrreS marecageu-
ses nomme ell vertu de ,acte No.
| JOG de In session extra de la Les
gisIa ,ure. approuve etsigne 10 Is
mars 1873, s'est reuni a Thibo--
daux. ie Ter avril 1873 Ce bureau
est com pose de, Leon Z. Gaude
ct Jos. y. Tonps, elus par lie Ju-
ry de Police de la paroisse de La
fourcae ; ". A. Bis!and ct f. vi
gaerie, ells par lie Jury de Police
de la paroisss Trrrebonne ct de
Claopha> Lagarde nomme par le
Gouverueur, ex-offlcio president
de cette commission.
Apres la nomination de S. T.
Grisamore CONNIE Secretaire- Tre
sOriar, des mAsures ont etc p:iSes
afin de pouvoir commencer les
travaux dams le plus bref delai
possible.
81 les personnes qui ont le pins
grand iIte,6t a ce que ces travanX
s'accompliSsent veulent dOnner a
c. bureau tOute Resistance Qu'On
es: Ell droit d'attendre d'euX, il
MY a pas ie moindre donte que
nombre de personneS indirecte-
ment interes>ees donneront leur
concourS a ce travail qui doit en-
rjchir Ia I,aroisse tOnts entiere.
Dams notre proclaim nnmero,
nous donnerons les procedures de
&C premier meeting.
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ANN1vERsAlRE.- L'ann;verSai
! des pouplerS de Houma etc
eleb,e jeudi darnirr par une
raude parade. Ceiai des pompi-
rs lie TLihodauy sera ce,ebra, lie
4 avril. II fint esperer one les
bompiers qui composent le Fire
bepartment, ne negligerout rien
Iour donner a cette parade le me
he cachet G'enthousiasme des an
Ikes precedenles.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-06
|Iuform a atiOns Locales.

P1c-N1QUE. - La societe des
Rouu0 INea's Bener0lent Associa
IN. co.apte celenrer i'anniver
hire de- sa foundation par un grand
ia uiQne gni sera DOME dams
"a env;rons de ID vile de ThibO-
|anX.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-06
Communicated
TO THE MERCHANTS Of NEW
ORLEANS

ORLEANS
Gentlemen Are you not inter
ested in concentrating your trade
in local ceuIres, destroying the
numerous unreliable country
stores that are scattered all over
the State ?
Is 1t not to your interests to
build up tnc commerce and mer-
chants of local centres ?
Then why will you not help to
secure ii branch road that will
draw trade from aud in course of
time break mp many unreliable
country stor-s-tO build up Thl0O
daux and it's merchants
You should by all means contri
butte to the fund which is destin
ed to purchase the right Of way
and the depot site!
THiBODAUX MERCHANT.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-04-06

", refnand V. afaye, attache la Sen
sx,yE. comIae agent. est autOrise pran-
drs souscriDtiOns eft \ donner des recus
rr tous uontcnts dus a &c journal.
W. F. SAMOAN, G6rant.