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NEW ORLEANS, March 18th. rs

NEW ORLEANS, March 18th. rs.
Nessrs. Editors:
What shall we do with the
land between the Lafourche and
Ierrebonne, donated to us by the
State! The law provides for the
appointment of a board Of five
commissioners with power to
make surveys and levels, sell
lands and apply the proceeds X
ciuSlve!y to cleaning out Bayous
and cutting Canals for the pur-
pose of draining the basin be-
tween these Bayous. The Police
Jurles OF Latourche and Terre-
bonnie will each select two Of
these commissioners and the Gov
ernor will appoint another who
will be President OF the Board.
In 1888 the State had all this
territory surveyed and the levels
taken by Mr.. Gorlinski, who
made a large map, now in the of
flee OF the State Board of Engi-
neers, from which it appears that
there IS no outlet from Lakes
Field and Long to tide water as
the Bayou L'eau-Bleu Il very
crooked stream some forty miles
long which was once the outlet
Is now obstructed by grass sc.
This accounts for the constant
encl oachment of the water on the
lands bordering Bayous Latour-
che and Terrebonne.
Mir. Gorlinski recommended
the cutting OF a Canal from the
lower extremity of Lake Long to
Grand Iayou Bay, 6 miles long.
and another 2 miles long from
the lower end OF this Bay to the
Bayou Jean La CrolX where We
meet tide water. He found a
fall from Thibodeaux to Lake
OF Q feet, and from the Lake
to tide water of 1890 feet.
He also found that at low Wa
ter IN the Latourche at Lockport.
the water III the Bayou was 2 feet
below the bottom Of Lakes Field
and Long. Now with a sufficient
opening from the Lakes to tide
water there is no reason why
these Lakes should not be com
drained and the entire
basin containing some 200.OO
acres reclaimed.
But If we cut this Canal, it is
rue we drain the Lakes but we
10 not utilize the water. Can't
do hothe Permit me to sng-
,est this plan. Let the Board
make a contract with some Com
IN Chicago or elsewhere
greeting TO sell them 100. goo
.cres of the land, provided the
will
10. Dig out Bayou Terrebonue
rom Thibodaux to the Cuff, 200
.et vide and II feet deep.
20. Cut three Canals 80 feet
7lde, . feet deep. from the La
oniche into the Terrebonne; one
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LII the Decisions of the Su.
hreme Court the following is
sound !
SEWN & Gourdain, in liquida.
ton, VS.. Theogene Caillonet.-
Judgment of the lower court
avoided and reversed. Ordered
that the defendants plea of pre-
scrlptlon be sustained, and that
plaintiffs demand be rejected
with costs of both courts to bc
pald by them, with reservation.
however, of any right the plain.
this may have as to the other
items OF account than cash adj.
vances as not in Issue in this case.
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ACCIDENTS.-A cabin soma 4

ACCIDENTS.-A cabin some 4
miles up the Bayou, caught fire
on Friday afternoon which was
consumed. The Stafford, school
house caught and burned at the
same time.
On Thursday night ii Young
rolored woman named Rachel
Flowers, residing in Thihodaux,
whilst carrying a lighted lamp.
broke 1t against door. scatter
ing the oil over her c,othc>. and
was badly burned.
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For Sayey

TNiE WELL LOCATED AND COM
Il Portable Two-story Brick Buildings.
corner Main and st. Philip SITS, belonging
10 the Succession OF Jean Marie Vergez.
Terms :-One part. Cash aud the balance
on credit.
For particulars apply to
lHNACL LACASSAGNF.
No. III Madison Street, New Orleans.
m-l6-1S-4w.
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r, McRr,da and + \ 10,

R. r. Mcbride and J. n. Gail
louet have opened a feed store in
the Daunis buildings, corner Mar
ket and st. Louis streets in which
they propose TO keep il constant
supply of Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran.
Rock Salt, they have also 500
hb;s Western Lime for sale.
These gentlemen are both too
we'll known in this community to
require any introduction. to the
citizens of this Parish. The bust.
ness III which they have embark
Ell IS one that ought to receive a
liberal support. They will be
please. to see their f,iends at
AIRY tii4,r. ,
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Gov. Nichols was compelled ia
call an Extra Session of Is DAYS.
for the Legislature ito complete
what it should have done during
the regular Session.
There is entirely too much gas
In that body and when the nun.
bered is reduced one BALI, and Bi,
ennIal Sessions only permitted
there will BE- sonic hope for the
State.
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The Carnival is OYER nou IN

The Carnival is over now but
then, fellow can remember what
mas passed and laugh again.
A certain Alderman of Tbiho.
daux went down to New Orleans
TO witness the sights. On landing
at the wharf he took a double
quick to Cassidy's to secure a bed.
de was given room No. 81 and
Win DIS card in his vest pocket.
ne returned into the streets to
iangh AT the misfortunes of those
VINO We're wanderers upon the
SIDEWALKS without whereon TO
lay their weary heads. Towards
midnight, the pedestrian wearie,l
OF parad'ng about the city went
10 us Room. Instead of being
s"acrd mloom No, 81 he fonui
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NOTICE.

Parish School Warrant No. 1856 dated
April Dist 1876 in favor of G. +. Marshal
for fifty dollars, with 3 receipt for twenty
five dollars endorsed thereonha been lost
or mislaid. Notification is hereby given
that payment of same has been stopped
and that after proper legal delays, a du-
plicate will be asked for.
S. Il. GRISAMORE.
Secretary Parish Board of School Directors.
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Attachments for Oil
Lamps!

This attachment, invented by NJ. l..
w. =. Grag. of New Orleans. is unani-
mouslg endorsed and recommended 10
the public for General use. is easily at
tached to all coal oil Lamps and pre-
vent the most infamable fluid in use
from exploding.
JULIEN NJ. SMITH,
Agent for the Parishes Of Latourche. As.
sumption and Terrebonne.
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Notice.

4 special meeting of the Tl,ioodanx Ora
matte Club will be held On "Wednesday
March 81, at u o'clock p. NJ. in Waverley
Hall. A full attendance is requested as i'm
portant business will come before the Club,
All persons holding Communication Tick
cts, or having claims against the Club are
teauested to present them to the under
signed previct5 to the meeting.
$. 7. GRISAMORE,
Chairman.
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The storm this night week
ago was severe in Assumption.
The %purgeries of Mrs. Kitredge,
and Mrs. Bourg were blown
down and other buildings damag
ed in the neighborhood of Napol-
eonville and Plotonville.
At the latter place the Steam
er Henry Tete on her way up the
Bayou had her chimnies blown
down.
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NOsfCay.

The Members OF the Young Mems Benevo
lent Association of Laiourche. are hereby
notified that a meeting of the said Associa-
ton Will take place at their Hall on WE'D
NESDAY MARCH Goth. 1873 at - o'ciork
I. NJ. All memher are requested to be
present as business of Importance are to be
transacted.
BY order of II. n. Coulon President
j. W. KNOBLCCH. Secretary
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Our name was not registered
at any of tue principal hotels in
New Orleans this week for the
reason that we did rot go down
there.-Sugar Planter.
In Mardi Gras times, the Police
regulations are known to be very
strict. Perhaps that accounts for
it.
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From two to tour BOTTLES n

From two to tour bottles of
0enklus' Rheumatism. Gout and
Neuralgia "Annihilator' will cure
permanently any first attack of
Rheumatism or Cont. From two
to two dozen bottles will cure per
manently, according to duration
ot disease, any case Of Rheuma>
tlsm, Gont Or Neuralgia,
n. JENKINS & co. Proprietors.
New Orleans, La.
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Gov. Nichols has signed the
bill authorizing issue OF bonds as
a loan to the Pacific Railroad but
says he will test its Constitution
atty before signing the Bonds.
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Mr.. JOliuscn's store, at Terre
bonnie Station, three miles South
ofThibodaux. was destroyed by
fire, on Sunday night with a large
lot Of goods Just received.
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Editorials.

Query: "Why will MEN smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marbnr@ Bros. 'Sent If North
CarohRa,' DIT the same price 2"
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RATTOONs From several
plauters in this vicinity and Bay
Oh Black the good news is obtain
Ell that the Stubble cane is com
il.g up finely.
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IMPROVEMENT IN BOTTLED LAGER
BkFn

BhER.
Az a heavy expense | have Just put up
the necessary apparatus tor treating LIZ
GER BEER, as is practiced in st. Louis
ana Cincinnati, by whicS means the Beer
retains its brilliancy in Any climate and
for any length OF time. n
will continue to sell - noar a. +bo
same price as heretofore. 1, ,aront.a;ng II
to equal any Beer in the mi, akat The usnai
discount to the trade.
The usual stock of Philadelphia ALE and
PORiER, Northern CIDER and LAGER
bhER, Tor draft as well,I in bottles, con-
SANITY on hand. AlsofAGinger Ale and
quantity. IL
Send orders to Post Ofo\ Box 1875, or to
syore Nos. II, q and 3~GAeienville street,
new orieans. send for III list.
August 18th. 1877. iL. C. Army.
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ID. H. Reese, formerly of
this place is Postmaster in the
Town OF Lake Charles in Calca-
sicu Parish.
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Official.
Proceedings OF Town
Council.
TOWN HAT.T,

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, March 18th. 1878. {
HE Town Council OF the Town of Thibo-
't'tnN met III post9onedregular session this
day, ut Z o'clock T. N.
Present: ). L. Grisamore, Mayor: and
I. A. Aucoin, j j.. Aucoin. l.. keete, VI. A.
Legendre, 0. Naquln and +. Samoan, Trus-
tees.
The minutes Of previous regular meeting
We're read and approved as recorded.
The following Collectors Report for the
month ending this day was read and. on
motion duly seconded, the same was accep-
ted
Collectors Report,
Ernm EahrnnrN 1879 To MnrnL INAL 1870
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NOrice to Subscribers.
NOTICE..

Mr.. Fernand V. Laflye ia orr autho-
rized agent of the SENTINEL with power
to receive subscriptions and TO receipt for
payment of all claims due this paper.
T. SAMOAN. Proprietor.
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Collectors Report,
From February 5, 1873 to March 18th. 1877;
To Taxes of
To School Taxes
License, IF

I'd 'NVlIVVI IGNE|s UU
License Of
1873 collected of Al. Badeaux r. VI. 1000
1873 J - of Mrs. + IL Legtndre X l. A. 50
1873 collected Of 5. L. Grisamore L NJ 10 90
1873 collected vi O.. Malbrough D.. ) 90
1873 collected of j. Z. Care X NJ. 10 90
Total 90
Respectfully submitted,
TEEOPHILE THIBODAUN
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SGtHydGV. AD)j;I % 1879

btNdfNdy. fDlU ~, 1910,
between the hours of IL o'clock a.. M. and
O'Clock p. M, the following described
property, to wit:
10. A certain lot of ground or town lot
situated i'll this Parish in the Town of Thib
odaux known and designated on the ,,lan
OF sad town as lot No. l39 said lots being
bounded as follows: West by lot No. l4O
belonging to vendor. East by Bourbon
street North by lot No. l34 and South by
lot No. III together with all the rights and
privileges thereto belonging or in any wise
appertaining,
- A certain lot of ground situated in
sad Parish on the right bank of BAYOU La
t%ourcfe below the Town of Thihodaux and
about twenty arpents from Bayou L.afour.
enc measuring one arpcnt and three quar-
tiers more or less front on the property for
merry belonging to John Wink now the
property OF L. W. Blake by which il is
bounded on the North two arpents on the
Eastern line and bounded thereon by Wal
FACE Tucker 4 Go. one arpent aud three
quarters more or less on the property of
Mafere heberspy which it is bounded on
'iie south NO arpents an a road re-
served by Mrs Francois Hebert by which
IL Is bounded on the West together with
an the rights thereto belonging.
beng tie same property acquired by
Joseph Legendre from ALBERT Hebert per
act before Emile E. Leblanc than Notary
rnollc OF this Parish on the 18th. day of
March 1877.
Terms of Sale Casr on the spot in United
states Treasury Nptes.
March 10th 1873.
LA. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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The following Treasurer,s Report for the
month Of February. 1873. was read and. on
motion duly seconded, the same was ac.
cpntpd
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ASH Il ROBBINS,
FITS EPILEPSYl
FALLING SICKNMG

Permanently CtUed-no humbMg-.YS
months usage Of DR.. GonLVds &C.
ittaUibe FIJI Poraers. To convince -
that these powders will do all we clan r
them, we will send them by mail, ros
a free Trial Boz. As DIR. Goulard 10 tee4
physician that has ever made this az
speciel study, and as to our know
thousands have been permanently ess
the use Of these Porders, zoe will gsaee
q permanent cure in every case, or ~
yom all money expended. All sufferers =
give these Powders an early trial. :
conyiI led of their curative powers
Price, for large b"x, $500. or = bcS1
$1,000. sent by mail to any part o. ~
States or Canada OIL receipt OF price,e z
express. G. .. ID. Address,
ASH Il ROBRlNA
$50 FULTON STREET. BRooKLYEyA I
Ia ap-'77.A&R
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TreaSNrer's kseDOrt.
For February, 1873.

For February, 1873.
70 Bal on hand this day-........,SjI7 :56l
$ Public Property for old lumber I 10
" Banquet from Mrs Cerbct on ac. 90 90
:" Police and Criminal Ex. Fines. : 90
-" Back faxes amt. rec. this moth 50 50
aaAeS OF io'' %
ochooi LAKES io'i ] 90
Market liouSe rent JORDAN. 1873 - 0Sa1
+" License of 1873 amt. rec. this "a. - 81
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CREDIT.

10 nal on hand tins day-.--------.si6U D33
" " for w~0rkingman's account. %
Amt. due l.. Malbrough on War
rant No. ii------- 10 90
Respectfully submitted.
LSisnedl JOS. T. TIIIBODAIX,
Treasurer.
The following claims We're presented and
on motion duly seconded, approved and an
appropriation OF Two Hundred and Thirty
i'I'Vu dollars was made to pay the same
by the following vote.
1eas-tirisanore, Aucoin p A. Auco,n !
l., Leecndre, Naquin and Samoan. Nays
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EVERY BOX
C0NSUMPTIoI
Positively Ours

All sufferers from this disease ~
anxious to be cured should try n.
ner's Celebrated Consumptire Povds4
Powders r the only preparation T.
that will crre Consumption and, al I A.
of the Ihroot and Langs-indeed, ~ *!
Is IL faith in them, and also 10 eee
you that they are no humbug, We NNll
ward to every sufferer, by mad, pe4i
a tree Trial Dor.
We don't want your money nntn !
perfectly satisfied of their curative :
If your life is worth Saving, don't a.
giving these Pomders a trial, 40 th1{|
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500, sente
part of the United States or Car
mail on receipt OF price.
Address.
ASH Il ROEB1NSs
$50 FULTON STREET, BRooKLYx, N
lap 'T-A&R.
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STA"E OF Louisiana

PARISH COURT-PARLSH OF La
FOURCHE.-E. A. OSULLIVAN VS..
NO. 769 JOSEPH LEGENDRF.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
ES to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered case, have seized and will offer
tor sale at public auction pursuant to
law. to the last and highest bidder. at the
Court House, in the town of Thibodaux.
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How often 1t happens that although we
have witnessed the ravages of disease in the
case of others, we disregard his warming sig.
nails in our own. 1t is only when We find
him face to face with US that we really per
ceive how grim he is Then, perchance,
when it is too late, medicinal aid is sought.
His ayant courier his forerunner, is physi-
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are armed against him. The finest tonic
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els in first rate ori.fer. Leanness, and un.
natural wannes,,s and sallowness of the face
are obyiatee. py it,, and so genial and benefi
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The COurus.
UNITED STATES.


The trial Of Gus Clark, indicted for neglecting
his duties as judge of elections last October, came
up and the constitutionality of the law, under
Judge Baxter took the matter under advisement
COMMON PLEAS.
In the case of Andy Gradel, the jury this
morning rendered q verdict of guilty of embezzle-
ment
In the case of Martha J. Pollock aud others
against James 7. Floyd, executor of jeremiah c.
Tullls. motion for the appointment of a re-
ceiver was overTuled.
POLICE.
Drunkenness - Maggie Beresford and Frank
Bechtef, dismissed; James Miller, 5000; George
NJ Peck, 80 days.
Assault and Battery Daniel Sullivan, John
Stone, Ben. Breckel, dismissed; Patrick Duffy,
continued to December 18th.
Petit Larceny-Jennie Stewart, 80 days; Henry
Wortham and VIM. Thomas. continued to De-
cember 21st.
Miseellaneous-Frank Cress, John Waldowage
and Daniel o. Brien, vagrancy, $50 80 each; Hester
Clark, keeping house of i'll fame, 5000; Jacob
Campbell and Pat. McGuier, cutting with intent
TO KILL continued to 21st inst; Ernst Laigger,
embezzlement, continued to 20th John Droger,
disorlerly conduct So; Richard Gross and Anton
Saenger, same, dism ssed Jefferson Howard, va
grancy, continued to December 2lst; Jennie But
Ter and Thomas Busted, keeping places where in
tOxcating liquors are sold, continued to
December 18th; Frank Baker. shooting within the
city limits, dismissed; Patrick Moran, Jos. White,
James Carrollton, James Graham, John Minor,
VIM Patterson, John Battle, John Apjohn, Tim.
Donovan, John Buckley, Samuel McNamarl, GUS
Crawford and James Patterson, violating hack or
dinance, continued TO Dec 10TH.