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sEMI-oFFICIAL RETURNs-A SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR THE REPUBLICANs-THEY ELECT A
SHERIFF, COMPTROLLER, AUDITOR AND FOUR
OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMMON COUNCIL
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OWEaaEAl..

'FIhe Local Board Of swamp Land Cofa
mis5'0ner,' appointed under the Act No..
100 81 the ENtr' SESSION 81 the LEGISLATURE
approved itrch Is, 1873, met in the Coart
House ia tue Town Of TtuboIaux Parish vi
LaipHrc1t, State OF Louisiana on Monday
Ap.H /, .@i, at i clock u,
Present: CIeophas Lagardc. appointed
Ia 4ne Governor of tie Stale Louisiana.
eN-ogdrio president OF the Board. William
\. Hl~,3nd and /. Nigueria elected bF the
!oiIce Jary OF the Parish Of TerrehonGc,
and Leon i. Gauti1t AND Joseph O. Toups.
eirg+ed hy The Police Jury OF the Parish OF
Ii oaruie.
The President stated that the first bust
ness would be the election 0I II Secretary.
"he weuia also be the Treasurer oi the
b ard E.r. l.. Il. Gaudct nominated Mr..
:. /. G'isauiore, and there being no other
NOMINATIONS, he was declared elected by
ie@.tIlgtipu.
o. mo~iou Of Mr.. Eislanl it was
Lir'atrai, That the President ufthe Board
DE authorized % contraca with responsible
parties Tor the construction OF Il nIap or
mapS- showing the quantity and position
OF :'tnd% donated or tHe Legislature to
tbs Haastt .G Net No. lI5 mentioned a5uve.
tH motion III Mr.. llsia;i twas.
Hesa'9c2, That tine map made By Ga5riIn-
SKI - .@oi. UuW in possession Of t4- iiutu#.
be adopted asa Typographical quite to.' its
&c-t.u.
On motion OF M, E,sIand it was,
hssotrct. That the Polio, Jur.eS ri the
ia;isAesoi LliHurche an ~r"rcehonIu he
r ieSfcd ID levy the iIE OF ouc per cent
a So tc.ii Ii III Sea5ion 4oI sad Act No. I3G,
o.a motion - Alr. Gau,tet It was
Naaat,e3. That the iIesidyu, Ne aatho-
VIZ! 20 Same "a committee al three Who's
ot.t.: Il ~l',i i've t. ascertain from the pro
n~tl-za#5 ri lands i~ra5t.Ig OF i~:ivolGs Ferre.
''o'.n. AM !-t.olrche, whether th-vate lis
posed to all the company ia commencing
operations nc an early day. and whether
Ia'y arc a~e~lrous ui purchasing tie Lud&
N tIe rear Or those HOW owHei by them.
tH't what prices they are wiling t. pay
Tor tlr'u.
The President placed on said committee
he,sr,. Gaustet. EigUtrie and Toup>.
On g4otinn Of Mr.. Toups it was
tt'So'tei, That he Prcsl!.us he request
FL y Obtain ali Information p~n~siule IL r.
Etrd to tn best and most economical meth
Oh u dredging the swamp LANDS liz guu~-
ton a4t j.. regard II Tie cost Of DIe,lga
BGat> ~c. aud ali Other information tlat
may be Of interest to the Board.
On motion OF Mr. Eigueric il was
Resa.eed, That 4 Vote Of thanks q given
s'"n .tor r. ). Goole amt Mr. Ursil Lc
Blanc for maps which they have XII dIy
placed at the disposition ofthis Board.
o. motion. The Board adjourned 10 meet
on the first Monday 81 Nay uext.
CLEDPtIA$ L&GARnE. President.
) I. HR!sANHEE, Secretary.
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JENKINS ANNFHTLaTOR
The Great Southern Remedy for
EgtaeuzaRaEEsRN. Cont .smsf !seu-
rssI2Zn!

Those terrible enemies of human happi-
ness, rheumatism, Gopt, and Aeurelgia.
heretofore seemingly unconquerablc. have
indeed found their master III Jenkins Ami
hllator. We have the testimony of men of
the highest standing in L0uiriana and 9TH
er States, that after suffering indescrihahle
pains for wears. rom which they sought re-
.Ief in vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
springs OF Arkansas and Virginia, and by
using dozens Of remedies more or less hiyh-
~ praised, when, 10 fact, hope had almost
died out. they have found relief from, pain
by he use OF the Annihilator. and by con
tlnulng 1t for q short time, have been Der
iectly cured. The AuLihilator is a preDa-
ration purely vegetable, agreeable to The
taste and may be taken without fear of any
injurious results by the delicate as we'll a.
the ROBUST III constitution.
- Price SI.G0 per bottle. For sale by
all Druggists. ASK your Druggist for cir.
cuiar containing certificates, or send to
n. JENKINS e co. Projectors,
New ORLEANS La.
FiSLAf u THOMPSON, Wholesale Drug
gist. New Orleans, La. Gen. Agents for
Louisiana, Texas. Mississippi. Alabama.
Ail'aisas anu FLORIDA m9 3m
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Official.
Police Jury Proceedings.

The following amendments to Ordinance
No. 1914. were adopted at the session of the
Police Jury held on the Both day OF March
1878, Resolved,
That Ordinance No I0I passed at the SEES
sion Of the Police jury held on the 2ith
day of July 1871, be amended so as to read,
as f0iDWS
Road District No 3. from the upper line
OF John Williams leighton Plantttiunl to
the upper line Of the c0rporati0n Of the
town Of ThibodauX and the load and Lee
wee Inspector OF said District is hereby
charged with the duty of enforcing said Or
diuauce. as amended. SAID Orjinlncc is fur
tlcr amended, as toHo,rs:
Road District No /. from the upper line
Of the Acadia Plantation to the lower line
of the plantation OF G. Lagarde. formerly
Bchttic aud Lagardc.
And au additional Road District is hereby
created to he known rs ItoaG District No 3,
from the lower line OF the corporation of
the town OF thibodGux to the upper line OF
the Acadia Plantation, and from the Bayou
LatourcAe to the Bayou Ierrchonne and
Nr Owen Coulon Is hereby appointed Road
Inspector for said last named District.
Iie following amendment to Ordinance
No 80 WAS adol,scd mt the session Of the
Police Jury held on the 18th, MarchiS1E.
Resolved, ih#t Ordinance No. 80 passed
on the 3rd. Of April 1876, be aid the sum
is hereby amended, 50 as to prevent til,
commissioners mentioned in said Ordiuauc;
and The President Of the Police Jury from
drawing the funds now III the hands Of thu
Parish LTsas1lrtr to tie credit o. the drain
ace fund until further order of the Police
Jury.
j. NJ. HOWELL, President.
Certified
GRO. w. SQUIRrs. Secretary.
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IS. T. Grisamore has lately
introduced the "Non Corrosive
pure shaker mixed paints manu-
factured by the Standard Oil
Paint Company Of Cleveland Ohio
for sale in this place.
These paints are sold under a
full guarantee of purity and
strength, free from any admix-
ture Of foreign substances. He
has every shade Of colors and
parties buying can always pur-
chase the same color. as each
shade is numbered and always
precisely thesama.
These paints are put mp 10 cans
OF one quart M 20 twenty gallons,
so that persons having but little
painting can purchase quantities
20 suit the amount of work to be
done, aud any one who has any
Skill can put on the paint himself.
Samples can be seen at any time
Ill his store.
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iii the appointment of Major
John G. Potts as a member of tha
Board of Jury Commissioners in
New Orleans, Gov. Nichols has
done a very commrndabie action.
Mr.. Potts is well known IN this
piace-was a planter in Terrebop
ne, and whose integrity, honor,
ana good repute was undoubfed.
That he will perform the duties
OF his Office conscientious,v, with
out prejudice or partiality no one
who knows Major Potts will. for
an instant doubt.
His friends are thankful to the
do'ernor for this compliment to
a good man in his old age and de>
pendent circumstances.
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CONDEMNATTON.-The Ner Or
tens Democrat has it's columns
tiled dhiiy with abuse and con.
demnation OF the Supreme Court
OF this State because it decided
that the villain, Tom Anderson.
should be set free.
Has not the Democratic party
been advocating obedience to
law 2 Is there now a higher law
than that of the Supreme Court
OF The State, to pass upon cues
tons. i'll which the State only. is
concerned ? Ii the laws are faulty
Is the Supreme Court to be blam-
ed for deciding questions accord
ing to law as it finds it on the
Statute books
Are the law abiding citizens Of
Louisiana to abide by the decis
ions of the Courts in future. or
are they to take the Damocraf
for a guide
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FISH,! FISH

ENCOURAGED BY THE Many AS
- surances of my trends in Thibodaux
and vicinity, have the honor to inform
the public in general that | have made
arrangements with New Orleans Fish Mer-
chants, and will receive semi-weeklv i
large supply of FISH, CRABS. TURTLES.
SuRiMPS: ETC, which will sell under the
HOUSE. at the most reasonable
rates. every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
l.. PELLERIE.
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Jenkins "Annihllator" never
fails to cure the worst forms of
Rhenmatisms, Gout and Neural
gla. Read the testimonial of a
gentleman who suffered for wears:
n. JENKINs-fIavp been afajc-
ted with rheumatism for many
years. Have used the Annihila-
tor withgreat benefit.
COLUMBUS Il. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill. New Or
leans, La.
n. JENKINS s. CO., P]roprietors,
USeDd for circular. New Or.
leans, La.
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i,s5@3a D SIX .42GcS,

Thi9o.anz. In. Mach. 1878.
7 '5. E.;tor OF .ar licara4,:
IHin",aa> ht~n pron.ati0n Of
a.tont "jjt sa.!.s, u& il one OF
the best i"~45a,ct ,3egus-tue
best, ~ 1hinE-in the State.
Ihe Gaion Academy was bnjlt
by Iie town thiriyyetgs ago. and
was a free seaopi anti jhe late
VAT for all yAi.dren within its
corporate limits. Tne sessions con
tlnue ten fl"u;ils. This school re-
ceiyeS $500 annually from the
Peabody tand. and has lately res
ceived $500 from single enter
tainment given for lis benefit. The
town pays > mills taxes for free
schools, and is able TO keep the
schools running eight months
yearly-the Gnion Academy ten
months. The town keeps ND a
cOlored free school Sc, en- mDa,b3
III the year.
ThibodauX has IA fine new
market house, one OF the neatest
We have ever seen in LDIiSi1na-'
cost $1,000. 1t has its meat rackS.
and hooks, and iron l]ailinms, its
game and fish and vegetable de-
partmentS /; its cotfae stands ana
drawers and lock-ups its slate
roof and paved floor, Il large bell.
a large well, and hose and pump
to keep the premises nicel,, wash
ed and clean.
ThlhodauX has the best side
walks, the best CROSSINGS aud the
best culyertS to be found any
where N the State outside Of
New Orleaqs. The Mayor is going
to test the merits # clay pipe in
place of brick cnIccrtS. HDliea's
Hotel is one OF She best Village
hotels IN the STATE.
The town is quiet, aud there is
bat little drunkenness in ii. There
has been hnt one man killed by
violence III the town for twenty
flV- years. The criminal expenses
OF the town IN twelve months have
not been twenty five dollars.
Thibodaux is out of debt. mas
about $1,000 worth of bridge stock
that gives the town 3140O revenue
yearly. ana the market Yields a
revenue Of from $500 to $1,000.
The town has Il Sire engine and
nook and ladder company and
three brass bands. Thitodaux is
on the Latourche, but little over
fifty miies west Of New Orleans.
1t Is a healthy place, has never
had but Que yellow fever epide-
me, is gwen to public entertain.
mrnts, balls, brass band maSic
and lively things generally. It is
"hard to beat" and "wili do tie
to- except in the high water
season. HALCyoN
In HALCYON's letter the read
er will see what strangers have
to say about Thibodanx.
The universal GROWERS attan
ton Is respectfully solicited to De
,uSa that faftav
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The reports from the growing
crops OF sugar cane III this vicin-
ity are not encouraging. Many
planters have no hopes Of a good
stand, whilst others are apGtat tllt
" satisfied. From npiOw the city
the reports axe very encouraging.
and also Oh the coast above. Il y
to be hoped that the calie viii!
yet com" out better than pies
ent appearances indicate.
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fer the people Of 1.-THE State OF Louis
lana. II Is very doubtful (; and
although it is believed that few
nlen would he opposed to the
holding OF a Convention for that
purpose previous 10 The next Gu
beruatorlai Canvas, il its mem
herS are 20 be composed OF Such
Delegates as the mileage grab
berS have shown themselves to be,
even then such Convention had
better be postponed until Il more
favorable season.
y SAD TRAGEDY!-On last
Wednesday morning Joichim Ose
let, a native OF this place md
who always resided here, peacea-
able. quiet and HNtfrnsive citizen
an Whom every one in toWu wa%a
friend, committed Il deed that has
brought sorrow into his household
and grief to his many and hume
rons friends.
1t appears that he was paying
attention 20 AT eStimabIe Young
lady u couple Of miles from Thih-
odauX, but who had refused to
give him any encouragement in
his suit. GA ihHt morning he
drove to her fathers residence
and having entered into taeAouSe
demanded OF the Young lady
whether ''She bad made up her
mind yet'. The answer was that
"her mind hal been made NJ tDf
some time and would not be
changed7 when the young man
drew pi>to! from his pocket
and fired three shots at her. tor
tunatc!y without eAeeting any
personal injury upon the you&:
lady, and then fired a bail into
his own month, the lnitef lotGjng
in the side Of 'he face. intlictiug
a painful but not dangerous
wound.
He then returned to Tnibadaux
where he was subsequently taken
before Judge knobiOch and sent
before the Di>tfirt Unayt, failing
to lina hoatt>m-n 30 the amount
Of 5000 90 he WAS committed to
jail.
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NOTICE..
KNOW ALL F.

'EHIiAT TUE UNDERSIGNED RECEIy-
d cd a note from Alva Smith, Bayou La
tourehe for ~tlfty-siX dollars, due in sixty
days from blarch 18th. 1873 with eight per
cent interest. Also a note from Mrs. J.
Plantation Bayou Lafourche La. for Four
Hundred Dollars due in 60 DAYS from
March DIT b. 1873. Both notes we're lost
and worthless to finder, as I got new notes
from parties and gave receipt against the
notes Of March 2ath.
EVAN rLLE FOUNDRY AS. OTION.
Evansville Indiana.
JOHN BIGLEY, Secretary.
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On Monday the sale Of the
revenues OF the new market house
from the first Monday in May TO
December 81, 1878 will By sold 10
the highest bidder. The Council
have deemed it advisable to make
the sale ior that period SO as 10
have the lease Of the Market in
fntore TO correspond with the
Fiscal year. Vt the Corporation.
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In the election next Fall the
only State officer to be elected is
that of Treasurer. No better man
than joan G.. MOncure of Shreve-
port can he fuund, who WAS elect
ed four Years ago and Swindlpd
ont of his office ny the infamous
Returning Board.
The whole people of this State
should unite solidIy in his favor,
and 10y his triumphant reelection
show to Wells, Anderson &c.
that villainy is not always trinm~
plant.
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-ThihOdanx IA now boast of
the handsomrst, neateSt aIl most
convenient Market House in the
State.
When the old bniiling is re
moved the rnbbi5h taken away,
the grounds raised aud leveled
and The yard planted in ever
greens, the Market House yard
Will be an ornament to the Town,
and present Il pleasing view TO the
traveller, either by land or by
water.
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-Excelsior Lodge No. 34I.O
O. +. is having Its outer walls
repaired and painted which Will
add greatly to its appearance and
preservation.
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The Town Council are giving
the streets their annual overhaul
ing. There is not a g"eat deal to
do beyond simply clearing the he
posts that have accumulated III
the bitches.
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Th5bOGauX Redeemed!
Tie Stale charge Of apathy and
Want ofpatljc spirit 50 persist
entity made against her cit
isens again rejuted.

ou last IutStdN tit tl:tttS VI
a Branch Rsiir0ad connecting
Thlbodaux with Ierrchonne Sta
don determined to bring that
question to an issue, prepared
petitions Of which II copy is print
ed in the proceedings OF the
Town Council, aud placed them
before the tax payers OF the cor
poration for theii signature with
the following result.
There are on the Assessors
roll for the year 1877 within the
corporate limits of the Town OF
ThibodauN 29S taxable proper
ties amounting III the aggregate
S2IS,2S0
Signatures to the pc
ton addressed to the
Town Council represent
III OF these taxable pro
parties assessed at.-.- sl37,950
Leaving f21 taxable
properties aol ftI!PStii
ted on the petition as
sesSed at............. sso,43O
Being clear MAORI
~ of 50 taxable proper
ties assessed at.-..-.- SJ7.420
This itself is sufficiently large
to clear all doubts o. the desires
OF the citizens of Thibodanx on
the Branch Railroad question.
BIT a little further inspection
will throw some more light apon
this subject.
In the taxable properties not
represented in the petition are
thirty properties belonging TO
non residents assessed az
S22S75 90
ThibodapX Bridge Co. S00O.o
I'hihodauX Fire 90 No /. 10000
Making a total 31o15.0O
Deduct this from the Il
bOve sam of.-........ sS0.43O
Ana IL VIII De reduced
s49,355
Now 1t Is reasonable TO sup
pose that most oil these non resl>
dents would have signed the pc
titjuD ha,l it been presented to
them. There are also some
twelve or fifteen other names on
the Tax rolls representing sever
al Thousand dollars who are
known 10 he III favor OF building
OF tins biancil, bat who were ah-,
sent on Tuesday. 1t can be safe
~ said that the eutire opposition
does not represent % per cent
OF the taxable property OF the
corporation.
This prompt action nf the Gill
z"ils OF IhihodauX shows emphat
Ic'iIy that when any practicable
object il itonghI before them
they are nor slow n taking hold
OF any thing calculated 10 pro,
.noie the prosperity and enhance
.fhe interests OF the Town. They
are Eo- liable to Jump at any
iGNUS FATUUS that may be drop
ped before their eyes, but when
any thing that bears the evidence
OF possibility, and practicabiiity
Is presented they exhibit rs mUcb
ENTERPRISE and DuhIir sYir;t .s
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NOTICE,


nNE STEAM GhANULATiNG Pan.
" capable OF granuiattng fifteen 70 TWEEN
ty hos9heads o: Sugar IN - ionrS.
IN complete working order, | vii! sell the
same cheap. 3 T. HhiSA Aolf'.
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Editorials.

Mrs. Horton has been having
her property on Market Street
painted and otherwise improved.
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That How'll.

ty. and whoever does not bow
down TO their commands is TO be
incontinently read ont Of the
ranks. Because the Legislature.
composed of Representatives Sent
direct from the body OF the people.
refused 10 obey the bcheSts OF
these Con"entiODiSts, therefore
every act OF that Legislature must
be condemned without any regald
to its merits. These Convention
SchemerS as soon as they saw
that they could not force the ma
jority Of the Democratic members
to Yield to their demands joined
in with Warmoth and his follow
erS to throw every obstruction
possible in the wayo of legislation,
and succeeded SO admirably we'll
that IN Extra Session had to be
called. otherwise the wheels OF the
State Government W0uld have
stopped, for want Of means to car
~ it on, thus completing the
ruin OF the credit OF the State and
bringing about il state of contu-
sion bordering Oh anarchy. These
same advocates OF d Convention
in the Legislature did not fail 10
unite with the Radical members.
while they were making the wei
kin ring with demands of reform,
IetIencllment &c., 50 as to pass
the mileage grab by which they
placed in their ~capaciouS peck
cts from $4,000 to @S00.O0 per
head. and with that little evi-
Gence OF reform ana economy they
could afford 70 sit down and ho!-
low 'sConvention" Conventions.
And now the NGchjtochcs Times
comes out in Il double headed col
unn abusive OF Governor Mich
oils, attempting to place upon his
shoulders the shortcomings and
mistakes OF the last Legislature,
OF which ie va. not Il member
md ,,t...o ,,,,,,, ha .,nLi ,,t
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>l,'ar, ,:n,,i4,. ~ nhnr.nta. .n1
Sell festltot 10 30 INTO the bod,
of the Representatives otthe PEG
pie aAi endeNor by threats,
aud hrjbeS t0inAueuce their action
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common tobacco, when they can
bay Marburg Bros. Seal Of North
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