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N0tice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRAN,s

TO HOLDERS OF pAhISH WARRANTO
There is money in the Parish Treasn~
to pay old warrants registered in 1876. n,
to and including No. 5l9. ri
F. SAMOAN, |
Aug. 9TH. 1873. Parish Treasurer.
Extract from The Minutes of the Proceedinn.
of the Police J"y. Regnlar Session,
Oct. LIST, 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants !.
Claims against the Parish. not presen.sS
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sirtv
DAYS after the Treasurer advertises he h..
funds in the Treasury to pay the same
shall be reregistered. and the funds advas
tised for t C payment of the said Warrant.
or Claims, shall be applied by said freasn'
rer to the payment of the next Oldest Wa.-
rants or Claims, III the order of their res;s-
tration.
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HHERIFF'8 SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish OF la
iourche.

Julia Blanchard wife vs.. %. 1868 0dressi
4. AucoiD husband.
10y VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF Fl FA
- to me directed, by the above entitled
Court n the above entitled and number
Cd case. ! have seized and Will offer toe
SIDE u public auction pursuant to law 10
the last ,g-d highest bidder, at the Cuurt
blouse, III the town OF Ihibodaux on
Saturday S3pteas5or 2ISt. 1878,
between the hours of ii o'clock A NJ. and
i O'clock il. IL. the following described
propegt, to-wit:
sd. TILE &0RTUERN HALE OF 4
certain iat oi ground Gituatcdin the Town
q YEihoGanx IA this Parish being the
Northern portion oi Lot. No. 81 on tho pI4u
Of Slil Town bounded III front or West b.
81. Philip Street. North by Short Street.
South by the Southern laif Of said Lot No.
%, now belonging 10 Emile L. Leblanc
and East by !o5 No. e. with all the build
m%s aad improvements thereon.
see Conveyance Book No. &. y. 30.
=. ItiG ONE UNDIVIDED HALF 0N
g certain LOT o. ground Situated il said Par
ISL immediately below the Town Of Iiib3-
oaftE At about Eleven ar,cngs from thu bay-
en- L@fouFebe, said hail lot measuring nine
IS SIX t-ets front ou st. Charles street or
Tow ards the West, bounded North bv lot
l8rsatfiY belonging 20 Iepu.riue Bark.
4a-tsaE l1i". formerly belonging to Joseph
tt--au,.rc aIt3 South ny The other bali of
s4at let t~oraeriF belonging 10 widow JACK
y DEE ny Jue depth taareto belonging run
nag taet - West teG25har with all the
tu-a-4t AID Improve lelTs thatru.. beng
$40 a.14}' property acquired aT Dl-tssi Az
com 4Fita aTaucoIS Il. LcEcatrt on the
18th. cay III Alsil iS5L
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QUERY :"Wby will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Sedl Of NofW
Cardinal at the same price"
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30
The Mayor reported that he had %receiv-
ed the following communication from the
Board Of Health and had already complied
with the requests contained in same
Thibodaux, August LIST. 1873.
To tie Honorcble the Mayor and Trustees of
Tie Torn Of Thi5odoue:
IN accordance with an ordinance creating
a Board OF Health adopted by your body
July 30th. 1873.
?. Dansereau, H. Dansereau, j. II. Elect
wood. Fulton Rogers. medical doctors and
McsSrs. [. ID. Moore and j. Badcaux, APP
pointed Oh said Board, met July 3ist. 1873.
in the Office OF Messrs Moore and i}adeauX,
and organized permanently; e%lecting DR..
2. Dansereau President and !. d. Moore
Vice President.
The Board would ask your Honorable
Body, to purchase Immediately u cask of
Sulphate of Iron to be used as a disinfec-
tant to secure the services Of two Santa
ry Inspectors and instruct them. to exam
inc at once all premises within the limits
OF tile town diainttct privles. stables aud
cess pools with said disiuicctant aud repeat
such inspections and distinctions at least
once { week.
They furthermore ask that the trough
draining the Canal into the Bayou he left
permanently ogcncd and that the Ordinan-
ccs prohibiting the throwing Of decaying
matter dead animals or fowls on the street,
the admission Of persons and goods and
the landing Of boats within the limits ot
the town be rigidly enforced.
Respectfully Submitted.
4. !. PERRIN,
Secretary Board Of Health
On motion of p. \. Aucoin drly seconded
the Mayor was authorized to consult thu
Board OF Health and with their conscut
graut MeSsrs. l.. j. Meyers, p. BourGe and
II, Hoffman and family permission to entel
town.
On motion duly seconded the Council adj
joGrncd.
s. T. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
A. +. PEERIy, Clerk TowG Counei.
4 Irle Copy
a. j. PE8EIS. Clerk Town Council.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council

TOWN TALL,
Tuesday, August t.h. iS1S. !
Tho Town Council Of the Town Of Ihibo
daux met in regular session this day AZ II
O'Clock p. II. -,
Present: $. 7. Grisamore. Mayor; and
j. /. Aucoin, L. kcefa, K, Samoan, and ..
Naqulu, Trustees.
Absent: IL. A. Legendre.
The minutes Of previous regular and spe-
cial sessions were read and approved us re-
corded.
Tie following Collectors Report for the
month ending this day was received and
accepted.
ntosFnr.nr.ss IpnNGE.f.
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The question of a Cons;itn
tional Convention was pretty eff
ectuaily settled at the Baton
Rouge Convention. The question
is lett to the next Legislature
and the new Constitution TO take
ttlcct at the close of the preSen'
administration. That is jast what
every body was in favor of. ex.
cent !. few ROurbonS that thought
they would upset The world. but
the world moves on Just rs if notl
Jug had happened. Would it bt
out of taste to enquire where is
the Parish of Oaachita now?
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W0oD? WOOD

T7IIE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
Il constantly on hand near t4e Thibo-
tau,. Saw Nil, good dry fire wood, which
he will sell as $500 per cord, or lie Will Oh
short notice deliver ono halt d cord at resi-
deLce for $40.
SIS. EVANS.
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4 LBEMAiiLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
"A Charlottesville, Virginia. Twenty-see.
ohd session u monthsJ, begins Oct. lst.
Board, including washing. fuel and light.
and tuition in English, Latin, Greek and
French. 500 per session. Music, Drawing
and Painting equally low. The Albemaris
IS the best furnished Institution in The
South Nec Ien-pin dtteys, nc,r BatA
lfoo"s, md the Strongest Chalybeate Nine
Tat water IN Virginia for pupils free. Full
Faculty. An escort furnished three Or
more pupils from the same point free. Fos
catalogues address.
X. IL. RAWLINGS, NJ. A., President.
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Editorials.

See notice Of Assessor IN all
other column.
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Notice

Office Board Of Health,
Parish of Lafourche.
Tllihodauz, La, August i9th, lS7S.)
All persons are hereby requested to re
port promptly u the undersigned any and
all violations Of he Ordinance relative to
quarantine, passed by the Police Jury Of
this Parish, which may como TO tbcir knovl
edge.
Z. +. SCHNEIDER, President.
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1$-SA - ia AIS "a -
Il is mot advisable for any u Us 10 over
task our encgies, corporeal or @Iuentti bus
IN the eager pirsuit of wealth or fame or
knowledge, hoW many tran%grcss this salu
tary rule. Itmust be a matter of great iu
portance 10 ali who do so to know how
they can regain the yig0r So reckiessly cX-
pended. The remedy is neither costly Or
difficult 10 obtain. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is procurable IN every c4ty, tCwH
and settlement in America, and it eoInpan
safes for a draiu OF bodily or mental energy
more eifectualIy than any ingigoraut ever
prescribed or advertised. Laboriug men,
| athletes, students, journalists, lawyers.
~elergymen, physicians, ali bear testimony
to It's wondrousiy r%enovatIng power 1t in
creaseses the capabilities for undergoing ia.
tigue. and counteraets the injurious efoot0
upon the system Of exposure, sedentary
habits, unhealthy 9rwearyiug avocGtions,
Or au insaluhrious climate, and is a prime
Alternative, diuretie and blood depurent.
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Mr.. A. BTousseau died in
New Orleans last week. lie has
long been a prominent merchant
of that city always distinguished
for integrity honesty and justice
in his dealings. He married the
widow Of the late Coy. Il. d.
White of this Parish ana fog Hia-
ny years has been the owner Of
the tine plantation belonging to
that distinguished citizen Of La
fourche.
The loss of Mr.. Bronsseau 10
the people of Lafoulehe ana New
Orleans will be greatly depi0red,
as such citizens rs III. Bg0usseau
was, gives tone and dignity to
any commun ~ in which the.y
reside. But few men have lived
i'll Louisiana who have Ieita repu
tation as pure, and uGsallied as
has the deceased.
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70 i64 127 lSa pa 10
Respectfully submitted,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
August 9Th. 1873.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month Of July 1878 was read and ac-
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KEPT OUT.-Upon the estab-
ll>hment of quarantine IN TilbO,
slauS Messrs. l.. j.. Meyer, Henry
Hoffman, wife and sou. and
Pierre BOurre were made to re-
side ont of the corporate limits
for eight days. Ar. j. ID. Maclia-
80 VAS kept ont for ten days.
Mr.. JamlSon who came mp 10 his
plantation was brought before
Judge knobloch aid made TO pay
i fine of fifteen dollars. variouS
other persons who entered the
Town and Parish have been made
10 leave without any special
leave taking. All these things
may appear hard, but necessity
knews 10 law, and tie preServa-
tion of life o~verrules many rights
which nothing else can touch.
Were it not for quarantine
Taihodanx and Latourcha would
De tnll of refugees from New Or
leans, some Of whom would
brig the fever with them.
N" SO ~T
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No people ever had II more
favorable offer made to them to
drain their lands than has been
made by Mr.. w. IL. Newton to
She land owners between Bayous
Lafourche and Terrebonne.
The offer TO do the work, by
putting d dredge boat in the ba-
sin to he drained, to ask never a
dollar until 10000 cubic yards
are dug, and then only to be paid
for what is done, pledging his
dredge for the faithful completion
OF his contract, is certainly rnpre
cedented in liberality and gener-
oSity. Asking nothing from the
owners but their promised assist,
dace without pledge or note is
eVincing a depth of sincerity and
faith i'll those citizens that needs
no language TO express its homes
ty.
Will any objections now be ur
ged? 1t is reported, bat we can
not believe II, that some Of the
persons residing in the upper
ends OF the district 20 be benefit
ed, are refusing 10 Subscibe what
they have agreed 10 in aid oil
this work, because it viii not be
OF immediate benetitt0 them. The
work must have Il commencement
and as everything can net be
done at once the most important
part the outlet should FIRST he
made, when all other dredging
will follow. Let the work be com.
menced. Its utility will be so ap.
parent that there will be no trout
lie Ill obtaining means, or delay
in finishing the drainage OF ths
whole basin. The god faith oftht
citizens who have given their
promises is not going TO be brok-
Ell by them at the present time
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VII. BJflPRFItbD 4 @.

"H HITN ST. n. II.
Shoe Machinery, Leather and Finding.
Sole Leather, Calfskins, Buff, Grain, Moroe
c"' CalfkId and Sheepskins. French Kid.
me best Welt Leather, Drills. Buttona
Gcrlngs, Boot Webbs, &c, &c. Quotations
sent on application. IL Warren Stree,
corner Church Street, ", Y.
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Es,esafG Democratic GGsa
v~egssa&eEg al EBaE0aa
Es1a.21.

This Convention met on Mon
aay August 9TH, and was organ
lied by the election OF y. >. i1er
ron as Chairman.
The first day was consumed III
appointing committees etc, hr.
houston of New Orleans offered
formal charges against Il. Red
dington, II. IL. TiIton, Thomas
Mullen and William Mulli2an for
..having offered to sell their votes
on any and all qnestions before
the convention These charges
were referred to a committee OF
country delegates. composed OF
r. c. Wickliife, ID. S. Cage, He.
Caillahon, j. l.. Brent. and \. ".
Pope, who, on Tuesday morning
reported, that, "weighing fairly
and ~impartiaIly the evidence ad-
duced, weare under the painful
necessity OF reporting to the con
vention that the charges preiered
are clearly snbstantiated."
Upon motion those %enterpris-
ing and patriotic delegates were
expelled unanimously when tue
sergeant at arms politely showed
them the door, ont Of which they
went. 1t is to be hoped that such
sconndrels will never attempt to
enter another door III which hon
orable men are found.
Balloting then began for a can
didate for Treasurer. The first
| Ballot was for
j. G. MoncGre 1S45 votes.
Rob. Richardson 935 votes.
Z. A. Burke 132
Fifty six ballots were taken
with about the same result: DR..
Taylor was then nominated when
the fifty seventh ballot resulted
for
MOncure 154 votes.
Richardson IL votes.
Burke 145
Taylor Al
When the Convention adjourn
ed till Wednesday.
The next morning, George Sin
clair ct Lafourche moved that a
committee Of three members from
each faction be named to suggest
some means of breaking the dead
lock. Sinclair was chairman OF
the committee, that proposed tC
take three informal votes. il
which but two candidates should
be voted for, and then the candi-
date getting the smallest vote
shonld be dropped. In these
ballots Moncure was Gr0ppe;
and Burke elected.
This modern plan OF settling
difficulties was about us effective
in Strengthening candidates as tIt
celebrated 5 to z affair in Wash
inmtoa. IN this case hOweveI
the Intentions were correct ant
fair but it il not likely such an
other settlement will ever III
made, Of disputed contest, il
Louisiana. Burke is an abit
man. and has done the state some
good service. He will make /
good Treasurer if elected.
No people ever had Il NOR
j. favorable offer made to them t
i, drain their lands than has beer
made by Mr.. W. IL. Newton +
Aln Innl nmnunn Lotunnu Hn.-nu
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CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.

ESG.GOO Tickets ar Two
as0isisHs Each iEsa1S lick
cts 81.
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ebN f"hcy Cards, Snowflake. Damask, :.
sorted IN - styles. with name, loeMs
Nassau Card Co, Nassau n. Y.
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LOUISIANA

STAT: 10! gEHY co.
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Julia Blanchard wife vs.. %. 1868 0dressi
i. Aucoin husband.
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The State of South Caro,ino

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
BY 0. r. TH0MPS0N ESQ, Probate ,L,,,o.
NJ HEREAS, j. Thomas Miller hath
w made snit to me to grnnt him
effects Of James Bird, deceased: "'''
These are, therefore, to cite md odmo,-
ish all and singular tho Kindred and crnd;.
tors of the said James Hird do.
ceased, that they lie and appear before me-
in the Court Of Probate, to be hn,d ~
Fairfield Court House, s. c., ON tho 2,st
day of November, after pnblicat;on
Eereof, at III O'clock in tho forenoon. -
show canse, ii any they have, why the sa;S
administration should not be granted, saw
Given under my hand, this 5th dav of
November, Ammo Domini 1873.
0. Il. THOMPSON,
nov 6-x1 JpE Ec
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ARITIIMETICS
-FOR--
Tho Public Sch oOls of South
CarOiinn,

n tho recent meeting Of the State
~ Board Of Examiners, Mt Columbia.
SANDFORDS SERIES OF
ANALYTICAL ARITlIMETICS
Was among other textbooks, adopted
Tor use III tho public schools of South
Cnrollna for the mkt tivo years.
!heSe Arlthmctirs are tho outcome of
thirty wears experience of DIR. SHELTON
L. SANFORD of Georgia, ono of the
most skilful and cucccSsfrl teachers i'm
TINS country In clearness Of definitions.
Ia lH'inesS OF slate exercises, thoroughncss
OF analysis and general completeness.
they are unsurpassed, if indeed
Sq"alled. They nrc cminently practical
Studylng Sanford, pupils learn to think
Since !i-73, they have been in use in
the public and private schools of Charles
ton city, in the private schools of Colum-
nm. etc., etc. Read the following en-
dorsements based on use Of the books in
the school: 40
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

pURSUANT to an order Of the Conr,
IL of Probate for the County Of Fairfield
made this day, all persons having claims
Of whatever nature against the estate of
John H: Davis, deceased, are required to
estahttsh,their demands on or before The
eighth day cf November next, before tina
Judge Of Probate at Winnsboro, South
Carolina,
o. r, THOMpsON,
~ Judge of Probate.
WtnnsbcH, s G, October IL, 1873.
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ANY OF the above books can ce obtained. Mt
pIiceS quoted, Of McMASTER & BRlCE Winns
"oLS: ;; {. Send for circulars descriptive. :ctc
so OrdHrS promptly attended to. '~'>'
40, MARTIN V. CALVIN, General Agent,
''" Augusta, Ga.
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From Hon. Huau THOMPSON

State Superintendent of Education
CAT the time Of writing) Principal Male
! Academy, Columbia, s. c.,
'SAnford'S ArithmcticS nre superior to
any that have seen. III the fullness Of the
NnmplcS, the clearncss and >imnlc;tv
Of the analyses. and the accuracy OF thc
rules md definitions This opinion is
| based upona full md tho .uurh test in
tho school room. To those Chcrs who
| may examine these Arithmctics with
| reference to Introduction | would es-
peciaily commend the treatment of Per-
seniage and Profit and Loss No text
books TINT have ever used are so sotis.
factory to teachers and pupils"
| From Miss E. \. KELLY. P-incipal Char
lesion, (S. c. Female Seminary.
"CHARLEsToN, July l3. SIS. Sanford's
Common School and Snniord's Higher
Analytical Arithmetic hnve for five wears
stood the test of constant use in our
class rooms. We think them better
adapted to the waits Of our school than
any other arithmetics with which we are
ncquainted."
Under date Of July ~, 1878, Miss NARY
BRowNFIEID, Snmmerville, S. r.,writes:
aNIng used Saniord's Arithmetics
ami Worcester'S Dictionaries for several
wears ms sci ool hooks and seeing tn,
beneficial results. take Z, cat pleasure in
recommending them to the favorable
notice OF teachers
FrNm Miss lsAnEI D. MARTIN, Principa
High School for Girls, Columbia. s q
1T affords me pleasure to give my
most unqualified commen lation of san
ford'S Arlthmetics. l have used them .,
my school for several years with entire
satisfaction
July IL, S7S.
From PROF. JNo. b. PATRICK. Military
Academy. Grecnvile. S. G.
81 introduced SAntora's Arithmeties
into my school two wears ago like
them better t"an any series that have
ever used
July II, 1878
Until january LIST, 1870, we will snnn,v
Snnford's Arithmctics for introductio, nt
prices in columns II or ILL., rs case mny
DC. Column gives retail prices which
Obtain after introduction sh all ilnye been
accomplished
l. III. III.
Exchange
1ntroduc- book / by E osher Mhtn
sor,oro., pu,, Retail. ton. authors
Analytica! Arith's. 81 IS Il
SaniordS Intcrme-
msdia5S sr,,SmS, Annlytical
santord's Common 70 ~ %
School Analytical
Arithmetic So 55 ,o
santords Higher % ID
Analytical Ariih. l,2S IS 40
Any Any OF the above books can cc obtained ot
horo. s G. Send for circulars tcscripiiyc. etc
%%Rf,G @ ,sG;H@"S.I eAE2is 2si'sneSa asnspar sS Ascn
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JOB WORK.
NEW ERTISEM ENIS.
NEW RICH BLOOD!

rARSON'S ruRU ATlvE PILLS mako now rich
oioo!i. nnd VIII completely change tho blood IN
tho ohttrH system In ihrNr months. Any per
non who viii tnkn ono pin cnch night from
ono 70 twelve weeks mRy ho restored To sound
hrhith, II such thing hr possible. Sent by
mna Tor eight lottrr stamps. |. 3. JOHNSON
CO., Bangor, Mninr.
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Got the Standard

"1hr tcM "t'wity n o"qM I" lc
n ccr'V Librmy, also IN crcy Acutrmy un,i
ia crcry SchoG. ".I Dos. CltAH. SuMNEn.
"7hcbeSt existing E"g'iSh L.rjcon." ."--I.,H-
DON ATiiENEuM.
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