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that any agitation during the
past year on that question would
be of incalcnlabie injary to the
agricultural interest in this sec
ton OF the State if not elsewhere,
we have believed that peace and
tranquility on all political sub
jects for the present AdmlnistIa-
lion would better promote the in
terest Of the State than any
change, Or attempt to overthrow
tie present constitution at am
earlier period, and on that thee
ry the SENTINEL has based its
views
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The SENTINEL is 10th to find

49, 'DNt W hAlN
fault with public officers, but
when one becomes so derelict in
the performance Of his duties as
to De noticed by almost every cit
izen, common justice requires
that "a local newspaper should
call attention to the fact.
There is IA Justice of The Peace
IN Thiholaux who has most wo-
fully failed, in two special instan
ceS, 10 perform what seem to be
the plaiuest duties of an officer
who holds so prominent aud re-
sponsih'o q position.
First-in uniting a couple in
the Bonds Of matrimony he has
refused 10 kiss the bride.
Secondiy-An enterprising la
boring man came to him a few
mornings ago and requested him
to accompany him home and
make his wife cook breakfast,
which, she had refused to do, and
here the Justice again refused
and the poor man had no break
fast.
Thirdly Well that's enough.
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Assessment and Reg.
I~ssraasGaa.

4 CCORDING TO LAW / HEREBY
"a give notice that I will be at the fol
loving Polling Places for the purpose of re-
vlslng the Assessment rol for 1878. for
the Par:sn OF Laiourche, also for the mr..
pose OF registering all voters. viz
May goth. Precinct No. 3. Court House
ThibodanS, 6 days.
May 9th. Precinct No. ]. Aurelien Brand
Store and Neighborhood, 3 DAYS.
Aiay 3jtl. Precinct No. 2. Eugene Smiths
store, and Sypharien Dugas, 3 DAYS.
N Bird. Precinct No. 4. Lafourcbe eros
sing. 3 days.
june 9th. Precinct No. 5. At or near jules
Thibodaux. 3 days.
June 10th. Preneinct No. g. At or near Lo
vency Foise Store, ) DAYS.
june 18th. Precinct No. 7. At or near
August Claudet Store. 3 DAYS.
June 18th. Precinct No. s. At Locknort
3 days.
june 20th. Precinct No. 9. At Delaune's
Store, 2 DAYS.
June 22nd. Precinct No. 9. At Livaudais
Ledet. l day.
june 24th. Precinct No. %. At Cut OF
and Neighborhood. 8 DAYS.
June 9th. Precinct No. %. At Janvier
Gnedry aud Orange City, 3 DAYS.
July LIST. Precinct No. q. At or near Tras
imon0 foFet plantation 3 DAYS.
July 18th. Precinct No. 20. At Lorgpe.
vile. 3 days.
Other appointments will be made next
week '
All property holders will please not fail
70 meet me at the appointed places to have
tne!r assessments revised. | will also he
ooilged to all proprietors to furnish me-
with the names and ages of all males on
their Premises between the ages of Is and
Thibodaux May 18th. 1878.
K. Z. MCBRIDE,
Assessor and Registrar.
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CARD OFF E'ssATMs.
Thibodaux, La. May It'll. Is

Thibodaux, La. May It'll. 1873.
The Members of Home Hook aud Lad
der Company No..
Returns thanks to Mrs. Ginnings and
her fair assistants for the elegant and hand
some decoration OF their Truck, for their
Annual Parade
To Dir. H. 1etreau for the loan of a
splendid par OF horses ID draw their
Truck.
To Mrs. .. 3. Pugh for the use OF an ele-
CANT carriage
TO Mrs. Il. II. Allen for the loan of her
pretty pony.
70 Joseph A. Trone for painting. and
lettering done on truck and decorations.
To the P~lottonviile Band for the chaste
and charming music furnished during the
line OF march and during the evening.
To each and every friend whose assis,
tnnce and aid was given to render the An
nual Parade so pleasant and agreeable to
all who participated therein.
Il. a. FRUST,
ALLEN J.. BADEAUX.
LEO. AUCOIN.
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Some papers find fault u

Some papers find fault with
the Government OF the State on
account Of the present rate Of tax
alton in the Parishes, but fail ut
terly to show how the expenses
OF the Parishes eau be reduced.
Some Police Julies are voting
salaries to their Clerks, Treasu
rers, Attorneys Sc, fire times
more than their services are
worth, bat the State Government
Is NOS to blame for that waste of
money upon certain fayorites.
hafonrca Parish under Radical
rule had a debt of $4,000. 90 put
apon her, and at the end of this
year that debt will be probably
ali wiped ont, when her taxes
can be rettaced. What the State
Government can do, more than
has been done to aid the Parish.
eS is difficult to comprehend.
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AND REGISTR

ASSESSMENT AND REGIsTRA-
TION.-See notice Of Il. Il. Me
Bride Assessor and Registrar in
another column. The revision of
the Assessment roll and Regis
tration OF voters will commence
at the Court House in Thibodaux
Cd Monday May 2oth. 1873. The
Assessor requests us to say for
the convenience OF all parties,
both property holders and voters
rt@I!lns between the lower line OF
the Guion plantation and La
foarcIe Crossing right bank, can
meet Lim at the Corrt House,
where re viii he stationed fol six
days. Other parts of the Parish
will be attended to, in their sew
eral precincts Of which due notice
will be given. 1t vii! be we'll for
all persons liable to taxation to
not fail to meet the Assessor 9th
erwisa lie wilt be obliged to ass
stsS from such information as he
can obtain.
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The enterprising young col
ored man who picked up W. G.
Rasan's coat last week and sold
the same for the magnificent SUM
OF four bits, was arraigned before
Jndge kEobioch on Tuesday.
when he pleaded guilty, scorned
the assistance of lawyers, and
stood up like a little man whilst
his Honor sentenced him to the
Penitentiary for eighteen months.
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Gen. Westinghouse e> esight be
gan to fail at the close OF the war.
AT 81 meeting Of officers at New
burgh in 1888. held in conse-
quence of the 'Newburgh letters
and addressed by WASN'T gton,
the latter as related by Col.
Trumbull, before reading his
address took his spectaclds out
OF bis waistcoat pocket and re.
marked: Gentleman YOU will Der
mt me to put on my spectacles,
for have not only grown gray,
but almost blind. in the Service of
my country" This little address.
with the mode and manner Of its
delivery, drAw tears from many
OF the officers. Washington at
this time had entered on his fifty
second year.
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From two to four bottles of
Jenkins Rheumatism Cont and
Neuralgia "Annihi!ator' will cnre
permanently any first attock of
rheumatism Or Gour. From two
to two dozen bo'tles will cure
permanently, according to dura-
ton OF disease, any case of Rheu>
matisn. Gout or Neuralgia.
n. co, Proprietors.
New Orleans, La.
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The Editor OF the Sugar Plaa
ter. since nobody will believe his
story a'sont that cat with nine
legs aud i've tails that scratched
ali the hair elf the top OF his
head, THINKS that the Editor of
this paper, has nc other object to
live than to 0nRoy him. Why ifhe
would just keep quiet for one
week eeery body i'll Louisiana
would forget all about him. The
aherviile Sonth and Baton Rouga
A,ieocsta would be the happiest
men living If they could never
bear any more .IyainS.n
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On last "Wednesday Chari

-U9 E"S wednesday, NhaTIeS
Morgan died in New York.
lie was the owner of the Nor
gan's Louisiana and Texas Rails
road, and the line of Steamships
plying between Morgan city and
Texas, ald was the possessor OF
immense wealth.
n few days before his death he
transferred al! his property to the
members OF his family aud other
parties.
He was S3 years old.
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"A. Pe,lerin keeps constantly
on hand IL large assortment OF
Groceries cakes, candies, beer,
launches and meals provided at
al! hours Of the day.
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Charles Morgan the owner of
the La. and Texas Railroad died
on WelneSday..las5 ia NewsIorS,
aged So years.
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The Nelson & DonelS0n plan
tati0n known as til Noulon place
situated one mile above Fhiho-
danx Was sold, on last Saturday
by rhe u. s. Marshal to Laurence
j. Butler for S26G0O.00.
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a WAR SToEY.-The Raleigh
~. o. Observer relates the follow
ing anecdo'e A colonel Of a
North Carolina regiment, witt. a
part OF his command, was making
his way from the battlefield OF
Malvern Hill, about 1880 o'clock
at night, when he was Suddenly
halted by a squad OF men drawn
UP across the path, about half a
mile from the field of battle.
What troops are those ? called
out the challengers. "A part of
the 26 North Carolina,n replied
its commander. Col. now Cow
Vance, what do you want p
Now my friend,' began the off,
Ger of the squad, taking it for
granted the North Caro!inians
had fed the fight. You've cot as
much to fight for as [ have; can't
you rally your meu here and
make one more stand ?" look,
here. my friend, 'said Vance, stiff
eting up in the starlight, before
| argue that with you, answer
me one question: didn't you come
out of that fight firSts Amt I be-
hind youe" A loud laugh revealed
a party on horseback near by, on
approaching which the future
Governor of North Carolina
found the future Governor of
Georgia. Gen. All. ColUuitr.
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Mrs Harrlson Leblanc who
resided on Bayou Black iii Ierro
bonna Parish whist seated al
her sewing machine, on yesterday
week, dropped dead, fiom her
seat
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"Enongh," says the philoso :
pher, s'ls n little more than a
mar has" but economy is the
problem of making what a man
has suffice for his. necessities.
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The Steamboat Assumption
has withdrawn from the LatouTce
trade and gone up Red River.
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QUERY:"Why wi men smoke
common tobacco, when they eau
buy MarDurg Bros. 'Seat OF NORTH
Carotiaa,' DIT the SAME pilce =
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SUNDAY Law. - The Police
Jart at its last meeting, took d
vote on the petition OF many citi
zens to close all establishments
doing bnsiues on Sunday. viz
stores, coffee houses Or drinking
saloon was Yeas 3, Nays 6.
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DR.. J. Fl. Push ono of the
oldest practising physicians, OF
Bayou Lafourche has been pass
ing a few days in Thibodaux.
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Thanks of the SENTINEL are
due to Il o Maher, President Phe
NIX File Co. No. l and j.. Z. Bent
ley. President Ascension Hook
ana Ladder Co. No. l for an inyi
tatlon "to participate in the ami
versary parade and celebration"
OF those two companies which
will take place in Donalds0nvi!ie
on Sunday May II, 1873.
Although unable to accent so
kind al invitation The SENTINEL
wishes the gallant iremen OF As
sension a pleasant and happy an
adversary.
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Read the programme III an
other column aud see what excel
lent. amuSeMentS are prepared
TO. The entertainment OF visitors
to the Fair at St. Joseph's
Church which commences to day.
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See notice of E. r. Mcbride
Assessor of registration, take
heed and be wise.
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NOTICE..

NAMES OF PERSONS WHO HAVE
~ paid their Parish License to 2. L. Io-
rio Parish lax Collector. during the month
of ADrit 1879.
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For haae.
Editorials.

-Azema & Moiais0u expect to
receive a cargo Of Ice to day.
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Grand Fair at st. joseph
Church. Thihodaux.

Church. Thihodaux.
PROGRAMME.
Saturday llth. Nay.
LIE Lever Gu Soleil-Song.
Tanning The Tiger-English com
edy.
Les deux Gendarmes-Farce.
Sans G6ne-French Comedy.
Jeanne, Jeanette ct Je%anneton-
Song.
Sunday Hay 18th.
lie Bourgeois Gentilhomme. -
French Comedy.
Songs.
Monday 18th.
La Sentinelle Perdu-Song.
LIE Calcul Militaire-Comedy.
Pandore-Farce.
Comedy and Songs.
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0ENhiNS A~NNIHILAro
The Great Southern Ranaa..
kshe'snmsaaisIaa, Gout audr
raigia!

Those terrible enemies of hnm...
ness, Rheumatism, Cont. and UNA
heretofore seemingly rer.hi sufaa
indeed found their master IN .Janh;
hiiator. We have the testimon~ w \
the highest standing in Loujr;apo ~ meg
er States, that after SUFFERING inSa aaa
pans for wears, from which thew ssaHos
Lief in vain by visiting the To. aa ssagnt1
springs of Arkansas and VIRGINS w
using dozens Of remedies more or l, sue
~ praised, when, in fact, hone h.s aess ~
died out. they have found relief S.ai allad|
blythe use OF the Annihilator, and Sa T.
timing it for a short time, havs y g.
feetly cured. The Anaihi!ator il ,eea u
ration purely vegetable, aoreeab,a pfs1
taste and may be taken withtnt a.. = q
injurious results by the delicate AZ y
the robust in constitution. wen /
1~Price $I.W per bottle. r.. I
all Druggists. Ask your Druco;s. ~ I
cular containing certificates. or se.S q
N. JENKINS & co. Pronr;a e
FINLAY & THOMPSON, Wlolesa,aA 4
gist, New Orleans, La, Gen. 49, ~
Louisiana, Texas, Mississinw; Gns /
Arkansas and Florida.
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~ Nosice-Tickess are Yen
ksassiars os.ly. Halves, SIS. Effths
So, E~cnt.as, So.
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Musical iutermIssion every eve
ming by the bands Of st. Joseph,
ThibodaGx and PlottOnyille.
Ever day Target Shooting with
Parlor Rifles and all kinds of
Sport.
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70 HAVE coon Hys,,~u ru,vr-
The Co-Cperativo|
N

1t has been asserted that one-half Of
money paid by New Yclk advertiser 4
advertising outside Of that city goes to T.
Co operative Newspapers.
Ii this statement is true there is no @4
sion for surprise that prominent pap
which are still charging war prices for =
yertising teeied called upon to abuse . M
al wit; which they iind themselves ln1l9
to maintain a competition.
Full partirldrs about the Co-operad4
Newspapers, together with catalogues r.
advertising rates matted tree or applicat@
to BEALS 81 FOSTER, Gen1 Ag'ts Arut4
can Newspapers Union. 10 Spruce St, I'M
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LIST OF PRIZES.

ii,@'9 Prizes, amounting to...... s52a. 500
Gen. T. BEAUREGARD. of La.
ten. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va.
Commissioners.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
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500 %
P. LORIO,
Parish Tax Collector.
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John. bitterly. Margaret, do you think
he means fairly by you ? Isn't it just a
seasons amusement to him ?"
81 have no fears, she answered.
But in spite of what folks might say,
Mr.. Strathley was at Ford, on and off,
all summer.
The mill needs sight of looking al
ter, thew shifted lit might run away !;
he had taken mighty fancy to Meg Bev-
is, and p'raps she expected to be fine
lady, anon. and ride in her carriage and
have servants under her; but there was
many a hole in the skinner. II wasn't
likely but he'd been used to women-folks
as could play the pianny, and wear the
fashions as natural as their own skins.
Old Bevs ought to be ashamed TO allow
such goings on under his eyes. High
time o'day, too, for Mr.. Strathey to put
Bevis in overseer at the mill, over the
heads of Younger and smarter men. with
no end OF wages and nothing to do but
watch the gang-saw Who could tell why
he'd bought the Dean meadow OF Bevis.
when it was such barren waste that
the grasshOppers avoided il? He hadn I
no use for 1t, there wasn't II stick OF tim
Der on it, but It put cash into old BeyiS'
pocket, where cash was stranger, eh ,"
Lorrimer was obliged to listen to all
this, without the power OF pro wing it
false aud it made his heart ache as that
organ had never achcd before dlrkened
the day and embittered life for him He
dreaded To meet friend or toe, for fear OF
hearing opinions which he could not
combat, and they all wondered that he
would not join in the general cayil. Had
not Margaret thrown him over Tor a
hashy fellow, about whom nobody knew
anything beyond what he chose to tell
Wasn't resentment the proper attitude
for Tilted lover? To be sure, he teIt
very hard toward this handsome, well-to-
DO gentleman who had stepped between
him and appiness-who slipped so easily
INTO The position for which John had
served twice seven years.
He could scarcely bear lbs sight of him
lawding about Bevis' farms though
% the manner born-5ut he was obliged
% own that S.rathley showed surpa>s-
ng good nature, an indifference to his
'udeness that was provoking; and that
le WAS iast as ready To br civil and
friendly aiterward.
4 IL
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Iron in the Blood
Is Natures Own VItaliZ
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

A protected solution ofthe ProtoNide OF Iron, is
SO combined IS 10 have the character Of au ali
nent, rs easily Il se-ttd assiniiat ii with the
blood as the simplest root IL increases thc ttuau-
tty OF Natures own ltiiling Agent Iron ia The
Blood, aud cures thousand ills, simply by tOniug
up, invigOratng ami WALKING the system. Tue
enriched ami vitazed blood permeafes every p1t
OF the body. repairing damages and waste, s''rch-
ing out morbid ~rcr-ii0n- aud leIViug no ujng Tor
disease to feed upDu.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUp
From Chas. Ill. Colgate, ESP,

OF he firm OF Colgate < Co, Manufacturers OF
Flavorng Extracts 81 Blackstone, street, Boston.
sOMERVlLLE Mass, bee ., 1876.
Messrs. ;. ". Fuwiu n sons:
GeHtiemen-LasL spring my little daughter,
a Sed i've, became gery much emaciated with loss
OF appetite, and gre pro tratOn of strength, 50
niue nso that were obliged 10 take her out OF
school. This continued through the summer. and
caused Us mucn anN let. Amer trying various
remedies without deriving any bebeat, our family
physician re- 5mmendcd the u-c OF PERUVIAN
SYRUP. After using 1t one week we saw AN m-
in the chIld'. condition, and ia a month
she was rapidly gaming Ia health and strens tn,
her appetite being excellent. A. dis date she L.
perfectls we'll. with round, pldmp cheeks aud
heaHhy color, ana L. again al ending school ECU
Iarly. consider ntr restoration to health entire
~ due 10 the PERUVIAN syn + aud teol that can,
not too highly recommend IL as a toni.
Very gratefully yoars,
CHAS. II COLGATE.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Dyspepia, Debility, Liver Complaint,
Drop,y, Chronic Diarrhea, Boils,
Nervous Affections, Chllls. and
Fever, Humors, Loss of
Constitutional Vigor,
Female Complaints,
Etc.
From a Wcll-known Writer:

From Mrs. Mary Francis, well known as "MaIga
ret B.uuut"
BRIGHrBANk. Wood-tock V. Oct. Is, 1875.
seth W FoWic n sons:
COMMUNICATIVE years ago began to take the
PERUVIAN SYRUP wls IN a iauguid, hait-Iiiye
state through in- pent dyspepsia aud defective cir
culation OF The blood. Tn ee tiles ct the PERU
Wan SIkIP changed tins TO CLOWNS, bounding
health. have hnc appetite, slrep sountly aod
can WALK i've milcs easily without resting or
uu.y myself Out OF doOrs, all day long without Ia.
q sde.
\ lady cousin, who res iles " lh me. took the
syrup during her rec VERY from serious IL neeS
81 some weeks she has been an Invalid Tor year,,
ttve bottles of the syrup have So bu II up tier
,Nrt IA that she HON eat q ate heartily sirrp- we'll
AMI can walk turet miles (iu huc weather. without
tati -He. / consider toe medicine SO lnValuah e
10 persons of ~civutary pur- ults or To ihuet "no
suffer from lanSuur or low - irii~, that | relate
this personal experience ot IT, effects u yOu leav-
ing you t. make what use you llva.e vi my letter.
Yours. very respectfully
MARY FRANCIS.
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paIIuWsh advertisements
HallOwell Savings Institution.
DOpoNitr Ovcr ss4VO. OOO.

Deposits over 100000.
Money deposited in Savings Banks Ia NOS to b,
aXet to dcpostors hereafter.
AHdeposuors accounts are private ana como
lental.
Dividends are made ia February ana August
md an dividends not drawn CUT are added to tn
iepoaiis, and thue interest is eompounded.wic
. yeaf
lG'"r eston teposits commences With The nrst
iarb -qtnth.
"~1s viii be made IN trstm0rts4Ecsip gtlni
o" an 11nt and on bands, mortQagef ana .lepost
'o~f~ loit as coilater1le
pai e ev-r the Nor;n.rr Sa.op1t Bans Wal.
'i-"e. nallowcN.
n x. fsAI[FcE& T'rensurs.r.
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