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The Trial Of Tom Anderson
the President sIealer. for forge
re was concluded on Thursday by
a verdict of guilty, from the Jury
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See advertisement of Allen j..
Raleaux who succeeds his father
!. Badeaux in the mercantile
lu,siness, on Main Street.
Attention to business, ana taii
dealing will draw and merit a
fair share Of patronage to TINS
house.
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BEER.
At a heavy expense | have just put up
the necessary apparatus tor treating LA
GER BEER. as is practiced i'll st. Louis
and Cincinnati, by which means the Beer
retains its briiliancy in any climate and
for any length of time.
will continue to sell this Beer at the
same price as heretofore. guaranteeing it
to equal any.Beer in the market. The usual
discount to the trade.
The usual stock of Philadelphia ALE and
PORTER, Northern CIDER and LAGER
BEER. tor draft as well as in bottles, CON
stantly on band. also, Ginger Ale and
Mineral Waters, put up in any required
quantity.
Send orders to Post Office Box 1873. or to
store Nos. %, % and 30 Bienville strect,
New Orleans. Send for price list.
august 10Th. 1877. L.. c. Army.
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Official.
Police Jury Proceedings.
Thib0iaux. Parish of Xafourche, !
hab,r,nrv- ith 1879

IalootaQN. tarlSn OF 1IalOlFcIe, I
February 18th. 1873.
The Police Jury met this day according
to adjournment.
Present: J. NJ. Howell. President, l.. +.
Sehnaider. =. Roger, u. Fnret, :. Razile.
Geor@c Sinclair. :. Disc, Charles Brown.
J, Nosan. s.. Gaiian0.
The minutes oi The previous meeting was
read and approved.
Petition ot citizens relative to the condi
item Of the Roads ana other subjects Was
read and put on die.
On motion of ! T. Schneider,
Resolved: That Ordnance No. 100, rela-
tive 10 Licenses on Trades. Professions and
Occupations he referred to II committee OF
three, 10 be appointed by the President, to
amend the sannr and to report to this meet
II g. whereupfn he PreSi, ent apHointe,, on
sand Committee, l.. =. Schneider. George
Sinclair. and L. Roger. and by request, /.
l.. Winder Parish Attorney was added to
the committee.
Resolved. that the Resolution passed by
the Police .'nrY on the 18th. of November
l87S.relative to the Road on the 'front.' of the
Matthews plantation, be applied to the
Plantation known rs the Coulon plantation
and that District No.l4 heextended so as to
mr., from the lower line of the Dixie plan
tation 10 the upper line OF the Rieuzi Plan
tation.
The following Resolution, was offered by
l.. +. Schneider.
Resolved. That so much of the Resolu-
ton passed at the session of the Police Jury
on the 18th. Of July 1877, fixing the com
pensatlon OF the Police Jurors at one Dol
lar per day be hereby revoked and the same
be fixed at tive 80 Dollars per dav. the
yeas and nays having been called tor, the
following members, voted yea. Schneider.
S,tN.Ip1H. tNDi"stn lnpa+ n,-n D:I
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The Parent of insomnia.

The parent OF insomnia or waketulness is
in nine eases out Of ten q d~yspeptic stom-
ach. Good digestion gives sound sleep, in
digestion interferes with it. The brain and
Stomacd %sympathize. One of tho prominent
symptoms of a weak state of the gastric
organs is a disturbance of the g~reatSnerye
entrenot, the brain. lnvigorate the stom-
ach, and YOU restore equilibrium to the
great centre. A most reliable medicine for
the purpose is Iiostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is far preferable to mineral sedatives
and powerful narcotics which. thou5h they
may for a time exert II sOporitic influence
upon the brain, soon cease to act. and in
variabiy iniure the tone of the stomach. The
Bitttf~, TIT the contrary. restore activity to
the operations of that all important organ,
and their beueticient influence is reflected
in sound sleep and Il tranquil state of the
nervous suSta IN. \ wholesome impetus is
likewise given tn the action of the liver
ami bowels by its use.
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REPORT.

"a Ac FHrFsi4faf l0if Nell1frs Of tie Police
Jury, Parish Of Lato@ iche.
GENTLEMEN
/ respectfully submit the following Re
port OF the Financial Operations OF tnis
the first day OF January 1877 IL the 3lsf,
day Of December lSl7, embracing its re-
ceipt>. aud disbursements. from the various
fus5s:
This Report consist Of statements A. b.
&. and Il.
Statement 4. shows a detailed account of
the reeeipt into the treasury from ali sour,
eos from the lst. day Of January 1877 10
The 9th. day of January 1873, amounting
10 S2E04l.52. including 1~a'anee 90 hand
the lot. dar OF J~anpary 1871.
Stt5e ar.t b. Siow. a detailed account OF
@i-baiEelrents fpr ID. same peiioG. amount
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There are more complaints
a,ont muddy roads in this paE-
ash tilanaare necessary t" reflect
credit upon the Road in*n"rto ;.
The Police Jury Shonid N"e 10
tand enforce the road Or.iH"n-
ers which are strong enoh@l 10
compel prrliirtors 80 k"|P up
their roads.
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Albert Meyer, son OF L.. ).
Never OF Thibodaux, left on last
Sunday for Baton .Rouge to at
tend the State University IN that
place.
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QUERY will men smoke
tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seat OF Norm
Caroliaa,' DIT the same pr'ce!
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There was u severe si'o"
storm last week in the Western
and Northern States.
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ass BOX
CUmSUMPTlN
Positively Cur

All sufferers from this disease \
anxious to be cured should try 4
nerS Celebrated toHsaDptice foye
Powders are the only preparano!
that will cure Constipation anu ~
of the Ihroa' and Ltngs-indeea'
is orr faith iE'theni. and alto y y
you that they are no humbiig, w.
ward to every sufferer, by msli,
a tree Trial Dor. N
We do.It saint your money INV
perfectly satisfied of Their enrauss]
ii yoar life is worth sayiug, doht
giving lhose Porders . trial, az
surely cure you.
%lgice, fer large box, SOU,
part OF the United States Or
mail on receipt of price.
+, Address.
- a. KO0BANA
800 FULTON STREET, BlooSLis
Hap 77-A&R.
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Editorials.

The Pope Plus IN died. III
Rene on Thursday evening at
5 O'Clock =. NJ.
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PARISH Ell DEBT.
DRAINAGE FUND.

Balance on hand. &692 %
On motion the Police jury adjourned to
the second Monday, the Tth. day of March
next 1873.
). NJ. HOWELL, President.
GEO. W. SQUnEs, Secretary.
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On motion of l.. F. Schneider. Resolved.
that the sum of One Hundred and Seventy
one T3fi00 Dollars be and are hereby aDpro-
priatod 10 pay the SAINT.
The committee on g%evision Of the Orii-
nance No, 100, relative TO the Licenses on
trades, professions aud occupations. report
ed several changes, and the same being an
proved II was resolved that Ordinance No.
iO9 be re-enacted with the changes made.
which was adopted.
The following Resolution was offered by
f. Roger. and unanimously adopted
Resolved hy the Police jury OF the Par
ISh OF LatoHrchc. That our Senators and
Representatives, in the St1te Legislature
he and they are hereby Requested to secure
Il once the passage by the Legislature Of IL
triturin hoal and Levce Law. and one
which will specifically and clearly defend
The rights ard powers Of Police Juries in
the premises, and that IA copy hereof be
forwarded to each senator and each Re
preSeutatiycS.
Tile following report of the Parish Treas
iIrer VAS read and approved.
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Prom the report mad" t" TIE
Legislature by '!ie commute" al
Investigation i; appears that til"
Scl,ool TleaSurers in This state,
under Radical rule, hay" St"ieu
only S9Og, $3.50 OF toia! rev
enne OF S4,65O, 19f.10.
This is about 10 percent whlfl;
is certainly VERY moderate s:e"',
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INTERCHANGEABLE t1trir!
fixed for the entertainment given
for the benefit of the Guion -Acad
envy is February - and IS, 1t
will consist OF Chara'es, s"i'gs.
music and other aNhuN'mHhtS'
and will be pleasant place t"
n,ss AN evening and assist Ill a
rood cause : that Of educating
the children who are growing "l'
in this town.
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-Pfoeeeaiiags Of Town Council
on French page.
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OF NELSON A LAWLESS

CTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
= Court. Parish Of Observation-Disclosures
Richard Burton ofsail Parish has this day
made application to thesaid Court to be APP
pointed Administrator OF said Estate.
Vow, therefore all persons ar hereby
warned and notified t. file their objections
II any they have wi:hthe Clerk OF said Court
at his office i'll theTows OF T~iliho1auX, With
in ten days after the first publication here
OF. otherwise the said applicant will be III
due course Of lev appointed Admiuistrator
OF said Estate, and qualified Is such.
EE,IN Wityess nay hand an | the i'm
sea- press If the seal Of my Dtfice this
wv 9th. day OF February 1878.
j. ". KNCBEDClI.
Clerk of Court.
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T. j. BADEAUX
LSuccessor to j. Badeaux.
RETAIL GROCER AND DEALER IN
Hay, Grain and Corn Meal.
Main St. Corner Focus St.

THIBODAUX, La,
Referring to the above card. | beg
leave to recommend to my former pa
irons and the general public. my son
who now succeeds me i'll business at my
old Stand. ). BADEAUA,
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Notice to Taxpayers!

Office of Tar Collector, Lafoafche Parish
Thi6odaur. La, Feb. 18th, 1873.
IN CONFORMITY WITH SECTION So
4 Of Art. No. 96 of 1877, | hereby give
Notice 10 ALI Parties concerned
that the taxes of 1877 are due and exiglble
and that this Office is NOW OPEN for the
collection of State and Parish TAXES aud
Licenses. 2. f. LOEIO,
st. Tax Collector, Latourehe
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Since putting the above in
type. we have learned that some
fifteen at our young men met at
Wayetley Hall, one day this week,
and re-orgauize,i tie Social Club
by e!ectlug the following officers
to serve during the next three
mDntbs.
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STATEMENT r.

sSho~fhg the Disbursement 'of the Parish
if@Is'tTer rom Ae lst GGy Of yt:nqorY
ie.. to NE E4A. GNY u JQnNarn LIS.
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Prcsidemt.--....-.L. f. Michelet.
Treasurer Eiw Badcaux.
Secretary &c. G. Badeaux.
Asst ~ccrctary..-..-.s.Slm =. Blum
Stage Aianaarr.-...-.- Robert Glover.
Asst \. ii. ...---.--..L lis. Thompson.
We congratulate the members
comprising the organisation on
their wise selection Of officers: we
think IL better selection could not
have been made under the cir
cumStauCcs.
The young mrp are all well
known 10 It's as energetic and de
serving, and have already earned
for themselves mi enviahle repu-
Gatiou AZ amateurs. Ne 10 not
hesitate tn say that their enter
tuinmentS will l., no means br
less brilliant OF pleasant than
those given by them Il few months
back.
We understand that the tlHl,.
IS lr-oigauized, will give its iui
ti3l representation iii the ,atter
part Of the present month. Oh iii
thr h~cginniuE Of Nareh.-tile pre-
rrtrtS Il he devoted to the Pahiic
School fund of the Corporation.
SnccesS, then, say We, 10 the
..tnuur Mons S.aci3i EIob' of
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DLANO AND ODn1r
T., termed i" a dap No ~. ~!
lars Tree. Agents Wanted
Address 4. G. NORTON IT. ND
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HAYES and the Silver BIZ.

Washington. Feb. 2j.-The expecta-
tion that the President will sign the
silver bill under protest in view of the
practical uselessness of a veto, and be-
cause speedy final action is desirable,
has become very general to-day, and is
strengthened by intimations that the
President holds to the old doctrine that
the veto should not be exercised except
in cases of doubt as to the constitution
ality of Legislative measures, or where
they have been hasty and without due
deliberation. 1t is certain that the
President will not adopt the course of
allowing the bill to become law by
the lapse of ten days, but will either
sign or veto it promptly, beyond this
nothing can he stated positively.
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MILITARY MATTERS.

Leaves Of absence have been extend
ed from the headquarters of the army
rs follows: Major G. L. Gillespie, corps
of engineers, to July u, 1878; Lieut..
T. W. Jones, Tenth cavalry, three
months; Lieut.. Robert London, Fifth
cavalry, one month; Lieut.. James II.
Baldwin, r. Q. NJ, Eighteenth infan-
try, two months; Lieut.. C. II. Rock
well, Fifth cavalry, four months; Lieut..
". G. Wilkinson, Third infantry, two
months.
Cadet Edwin James Jolley, second
class U. S. Military Academy, has been
dismissed the service, to date from
Nov. 8, l777, for absence without
leave.
Leave of absence for one month, on
surgeons certificate of disability, with
permission to leave the limits of the
department to prevent permanent dis
ability, and to apply for an extension
of two months, is granted Col. Thos.
G. Devin, Third cavalry. Col. Devin
is veteran officer, who has seen many
years of service, and he now goes to
New York City on sick leave. 1t is
hardly probable that he will return
again to frontier service.
Capt. VIM. Hawley, of the Third cav
airy, reported to have died in Califor-
mia, is not dead but rapidly improving
in health.
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ANDERSoN'S FATE.

Two Years at Hard Labor and the Costs
New Orleans, Feb. 25.-Thomas c.
Anderson was called before the bar this
morning. The motion in arrest Of
Judgment was overruled, and when
asked il he had anything to offer before
his sentence, Anderson said that he
considered his case cruel persecution,
under the forms of law; that he was
in the power of the court and ready to
receive his sentence. Judge Whitaker
answered that the accused had had a
fair trial, before an impartial jury, and
that the verdict was fully justified by
the evidence. He then sentenced An
derson, in consequence of the recon-
mendation of the jury to mercy of the
court, to the lowest term under the law:
two years at hard labor in the state
penitentiary and costs. A suspension
appeal was granted, returnable on We'd
nesday
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VIRGINIA.
Death on the Rail.

Richmond, Feb. 25.-In the railroad
accident last night on the Richmond &
Fredericksburg railroad, w. G. Main
waring, of Baltimore, was killed; Fred
X. Faulkner, of Richmond, had leg
amputated below the knee; J.. G. Don
nelly, of Charleston, w. Va, had both
legs crushed and amputated, and John
W. Aldridge, of Fredericksburg, badly
injured. No other person was seriously
hurt. The accident was caused by the
sleeping coaches becoming detached on
the down grade.
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Investigating the North Pole.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Conkling pre-
sented a petition to the Senate yester-
day from James Gordon Bennett, ask
ing Congress to aid him in seeking new
discoveries at the North Pole. He had
purchased an Arctic vessel, the Pando-
ra, and intended to man and run her at
his own expense. The petition desired
that the vessel should carry the Ameri-
can flag. Referred to committee on
Commerce. ...t.
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LOUISIANA.
Petition Of the Returning Boart

New Orleans, Feb. pa petition
Tor transfer of the cases of Wells,
Casenave and Kenner to the United
States Circuit court, sets forth that the
Superior Criminal court is the Srate
court, and that the prosecution of petit
TONERS is still pending; that conspiracy
has been formed for the prosecution of
petitioners and to hinder the judicial
tribunals where prosecution is pending,
from enforcing an equal protection of
law to the petitioners of the court to
secure any of their constitutional rights.
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WASHINGTON.
A Bill for Issue of Bonds.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Representa-
tive Shelley's bill for the issue of United
States notes and the redemption of GER
tain bonds, directs the issue of five
hundred million dollars in Treasury
notes, not more than one hundred nor
less than fifty million to be issued annu-
ally; of full legal tender quality, except
for customs and United States bonds
payable in coin. Its other provisions
are for the purpose of carrying ont
these features.
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CABLEGRAMS.

\ special from Vienna says the pro-
spective war is intensely unpopular
with both court and people
The elevator III the Grand hotel,
Paris, lost its balance Sunday, and was
carried to the roof with great force.
killing Russian lady and French gen
tleman and servants.
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Austria and Hungary in Council.

Vienna, Feb. 24.-A joint council OF
the ministers Of Austria and Hungary
was held to-day which lasted five hours.
The Emperor presided. Count An
drassy said he desired vote of conf
dence and a vote of credit for military
purposes, to support Austria's views at
the conference, as some of Russia's
conditions, especially the holding of
Bulgaria as security for indemnity,
We're inadmissable.
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LETTERS

List of letters remaining i'll the
Cheyenne Postoflice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, Feb. %, i1S7S,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please say advertised" giving
date of list.
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THERE is no change In the position
of the Government on the Mexican
question. While friendly feeling is
expressed toward Mexico there are no
signs ut present of immediate recog-
nition of the Diaz administration.
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The Arapahoe Indians who were
camped at the old Fort Casper bridge
moved camp, and are now about thirty
miles northwest of the old camp, at a
place where buffalo are very thick.
They are killing large numbers daily.
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Illness of the Vice President.

Washington, Feb. %. Vice Presi-
dent Wheeler, who has been suffering
from neuralgia of late, gave notice this
morning of his intended absence for
several days, and asked president pro
tenn be appointed. He will leave for
Pittsburg tomorrow on visit to rela-
tives.
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GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS, accom-
panied by detachment of troops and
the Turkish plenipotentiaIies, arrived
at st. Stefano yesterday. Reouf and
Mehemet Ali have gone to welcome
IL.
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\ petition is being circulated Mt
Medicine Bow, asking the county COM
missioners to build bridge over the
Medicine Bow river, and the people are
all expecting them to do so.
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THE government of Spain has or
dered the expulsion from that country
of priest for a sermon delivered at
Huesca, denouncing the liberal regime
of the present king and that of re-
Gently deceased foreign sovereign.
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The Laramie Sentinel bubbles over
with joy because Cheyenne sent an en-
gine over there for repairs one day last
week. 1t mentions the fact as an evil
denee that times are getting better in
that section.
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NEW JERSEY.
An Embezzler in Grief.

An Empezzler IN Grief.
Trenton, Feb. 25.-Jacob r. Freese,
for embezzling funds of the depositors
of the State Savings bank, was SEN
fenced to-day to three years in state
prison. and two years for conspiripg to
defraud-fve years altogether.
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MARRIED.

PIERcE-DAvENroRT.-At the Sim
mons House, in Cheyenne, Monday,
Feb. %, 1873, by Rev. J. Y. Cowhick,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, Miss
Maria Isabel Pierce to Mr.. David Da-
venport, all of Laramie county.
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BORN.

JONES. lin Cheyenne, on Sunday
morning, February 24, 1878, TO Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jones, son.
LEWIS. On Sunday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, daughter.
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A MONUMENT to the memory of NJ.
Ledru Rollin was unveiled in the ceme-
terry of Pere la Chaise, Paris, on Sun
day. The ceremonies were closed with
cheers for the republic and amnesty.
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NEBRASKA.


Big Springs, Feb. 25.-Afrs. Wal
worth shot boy named Chas. ]. Phil
lips, at this place last night. She shot
him three times and then threw his
body into the river.
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FOREIGN.
Cretan Warfare.

Athens, Feb. 25.-It is oficia lily an
nounced that the Cretans have COM
menced hostilities in Cydronia, Upper
Carona and Malaras, near Canca. The
details are wanting.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA.
More Mollie McGuircs.

More Mollie McGuircs.
Pittsburg, Feb. pa gang Of des-
perate incendiary Mollie McGuires has
been unearthed near Irwin station, on
the Pennsylvania railway. They num-
ber some twelve or fifteen men, regu-
larly organized for conducting strikes,
and many stories of their criminal
proceedings are out.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-26

Men from Fort Casper report that
the new road to Fort Mckinney is
open-no snow on it.