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Julia Blanchard wife VS.. No. 1868 Odressi
n. Aucoin husband.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl FA
ID to me directed, by the above entitled
Court i'll the above entitled and number
ed case have seized and will offer ior
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
House. in the town Of Thiboddux on
Saturday N0rember End. 1878,
between the hours of Il O'Clock A NJ and
4 o'clock p. NJ the following described
propert, to-wit:
lst. THE NORTHERN HALF OF A
certain lot of ground situated in the Town
of ThibodauX in this Parish being the
Northern portion of Lot. No. 6l on the pla
of said Town bounded i'll front or West by
st. Philip Street. North by Short Street,
south bv the Southern half of said Lot No.
81. now belonging to Emile E. Leblanc
and East by lot No. 81. with all the build
inws and improvements thereon.
See Conveyance Book No. 3. T. 800.
,. THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF
a certain lot OF ground situated in said Par
ish immediately below the Town of Thibo
la,x ut about Eleven arpcutS from the bay
on Lafourche. said half lot measuring nIne
ty six frets front on st. Charles Street OF
| towards the West bounded North by lot
! formerly belonging to Zephirine Bark
| East by land formerly belonging to JOSEPH
! Iagcndre and South by the other half OF
/ said lot formerly belonging to Widow JacE
Weber by the depth thereto belonging rul
! ing Ea.t to West together with al th'
buildings and improve nents thereon bein4
the same property acquired hv Odrcssi An
coin from Francois III. Legendre on TIN
29th. day of pI.l iS2'.
Sea Coavevircc Book No p. 30}.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON TIL
Spet in United States Treasury Notes.
Sentta bcr 23th. 1878.
r. yEERf,E S',cr;a'
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SUCCESSION OF ANNE LYALL WIFE
OF BERNARD PENOUILH.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
- Court. Parish of Lafourche-Wbereas
Marce'in Foret of said Parish has this day
made application to the said Court to be
appointed Administrator of said Estate.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to tiletheir objections
if any they have with the Clerk of said
Court, at his office in the Town of Thibo-
daux within ten days after the first publi
cation hereof. otherwise the said applicant
will be in due course o. law appointed adj
ministrator of said Estate and qualified as
such.
za.~sA Witness my hand and the i'm
HkHT press of the seal of my office this
Szssa1 18th. day SeptemberlS7S.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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A fat woman in Corinth, Miss,
drank ash tea to make her lean.
and she skipped for the better
land inst two hours ahead of Il
lean woman who was eating gunr-
Arabic to make her fat.
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WOOD! WOOD

vENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill. Ash dry fire wood. which
he will sell at 800 per cord or he will on
short notice deliver one halt cord at resi-
dence for S275.
S. s. EVANS.
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Each of the district judges shall receive
. salary. 70 be fixed by law. which, except
in the parish of Orleans, shall not he less
than two thousand dollars, nor more than
tlree thousand dollars per annun, payable
quarterly on his own warrant, anc Which
Shall not be increased nor diminished du-
RING his term Of office. He must be II citI--
zen pt the United States. over the age OF
twenty-five years. and have rca':te'i in the
State aud practiced law therain Tor the
space OF two vea"s next preceding ms eiec-
tom The Judges af tAe district court
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In Prussia it is said the potato
is cultivated with peculiar sue
cess. AS the stalk grows the
earth is heaped up, leaving only
three leaves at The top: ruots are
thus greatly increased. whiie the
produce is said 10 bt a>toniSh-
inD.
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Notice
Office Board of Health.
IL

Pan sh Of Lafourche ;
Thihodaux, La, August 10th. 1878.
All persons are hereby requested to re-
port promptly to the undersigned any and
all violations OF the Ordinance relative tn
quarantine, passed by the Police Jury of
this Parish, which may come to their knowl
edge.
L. +. SCHNEIDER, President.
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For sale.

A first class Rice Threshcr capable of
threshing from l25 to $50 sacks rice per
day, for sale cheap, apply to A. b. Ragan
j. y. CitlliouHt. or X. X. Mcbride. 2In
June 18th, 1873.
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For Sale.

ONE STEAM GkANULATING PAN
~ capable of grannlatina itcen to TWEEN
ty hOgsheads oi Sugar i'll "a hours.
In complete working order, | will sell the
same cheap. s. T. GkISAMORE.
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To Balance on hand l25 OI1
" amt. on hand for workmen's act. 26 90
s. 6 School Taxes H. ll3 334
MEMURANDCM.
Amt. due by j. NJ. Bourg for two
months rent OF Market House. . LA l6s
Respectfully submitted,
lSignedl JOS. Il. THIB0DAUX,
Treasurer.
Thibodaux. October lst. 1878.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded, an appropria-
ton of Fifty six aud o5llO0 Dollars was
made to pay the same by the following
vote.
Yeas-Grisamore, Aucoin p. A. Keefe,
and Samoan.
Nays: None.
Theophile Thibodaux, col. fees 9 95
NJ. A. Ford, TeIegraphic Dispatches 3 10
WOrkmen account 50 90
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 O5
On motion duly seconded the Council ad-
journcd.
S. r. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
+. NJ. PERRIS Clerk Town Council
True Copy:
October 2nd. 1873.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
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TWICE A WEEK.

p. $. The st. Mary leaves N. %. ever
Monday and Friday at o'clock P. NJ.
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F. G.. CASTAING,
oyer 4 Scosarer

GREEV STREET, 5ei.rcca Market and
Leree Streets.
TII30DAUX, Ia.
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KID CLOVES and oil Kind Of
GyeiRg doi,s at Ae3c 0yleats prizes
y1-a-2J
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

18th Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourche.
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IA ST. "A 62t 50 30
Respectfully submitted,
THEOPllLE THIBODAUX,
Collector.
October LIST. 1873.
The following Treasurer's Report for the
month OF September 1873 was read and ac
centpl
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Jnlia Blanchard wife VS.. No. 1868 Odress
n. Aucoin husband.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

lONN HALL,
Tuesday, October Ist. 1873.
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo.
daux met in regular session this day ut 4
o'clock p. NJ.
Present.: S. T. Grisamore, Mayor; and
A.. Aucoin, l.. Keefe, and h Samoan.
Trustees.
Absent: 0. Naquin, NJ. A. Legeudre. and
j. l.. AucOin, Trustees.
The minutes of previous regular session
were read and approved as recorded
The following Collectors Report for the
month ending this day was received and
accepted.
Collectors Report.
From Sept. 5rd. 1878 to October lst. 1873.
s. I. CT. To.al.
Taxes of II col. of
Dickerson 81 Holings 37I | l2I ~
Riviere Il Toups 80 50 6 Oo
) 90 90 20 90
r. IL. Legendre 81! 4 I2s 5 30
Mrs. nj Philhppeau % Is rs % 90
81 III 80
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The Governor shall receive salary OF
seven thousand dollars per annum, payable
quarterly, on his own warrant.
;Stiike out article tiity-siXj
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The lieutenant Governor shall receive
salary which shall be double that OF a mem-
ber OF the General Assembly.
lStrike out article tiity-sevcn.
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years. In the parish of Orleans the annual
salary of the district judges shall not ex-
ceed five thousand dollars, to he paid as
above provided.
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contractor, after the service has been rem
dered or contracted for; changing any par
ash seat, or creating new parishes, except
hv the assent ofthe majority of the quail
fed electors Of the parish, Or parishes, to
be affected in all other cases, whore a
general law can be made applicable, no To-
o;,l or special law shall be passed.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.
people awai

Next Sunday is known as the Children's
Day in the M. E. Churches.
Drs. stearns and Wilson will 60 to Smyrna
on the Goth inst, and remain several days.
The Phonoglaph Ill be on exhibition a.
Institute Hall, commencing Mondey next.
Every person should see this nont eriul
instrument.
Duulap's Milan Straw Hats, Taylor's
Mackinaw Straw Hats, new stylrs just re,
ceived by Sheppy, No. 5OS Market street,
opposite the Clayton House.
No one can develop the grace of meek
ness by listening to crying baby. Stop it's
fretfuiness by curing the collie with DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price, 70 cents.
Refrigerators, water coolers, baskets ard
stoves of best quality and material can be
bought at Milton Shippers, Ill W. Eli ihth
street at 5 per cent off to all cash purcllas>
ers.
All the world over, Baby governs. Yet
often disease will overcome the Baby and
then It Is that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
proves it worth by conquering the disease.
Price 25 cents per bottle.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
THE SUNDAY TIM ES LIBEL.

The rroprietors of the Sunday Times
were tried In the old Court of Quarter Ses>
sions in Philadelphis, on Wed nesday and
part of yesterday, for libel. Andrew Horn
ing, of that city, was the prosecutor. The
libel consisted of report of Horning's
visit to a house of Ill. fame en- Middle Alley,
near Sixth and Spruce, when 1t was alleged
he was first robbed and then kicked out OF
the house. 1t was argued and sustained
by the court that unless the party written
about was person in public employment
or the facts published came out In a Judicial
proceeding, it was libel to publish an &C
count of private person visiting such
place. The counsel for the defence fercely
attacked the prosecutor, and claimed the
right of newspaper to publish all about
any man who visits places of questionable
repute. This view was not taken by the
jury, who after a very short deliberatlon
found the defendants guilty. Sentence was
deferred.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
CORRECTION.

A firm of printers who never fail to sls n
der George O'Byrns g. Co., haye stated that
tickets printed by that firm were botc.hed
and had to be done oyer by the trutlJal
typos. This is a clean square lie, without
any foundation whatever, the tickets in
question were printed by some one else
George O'Byrne g. Co. up to last night
turned out one hundred and sixtysi'even
thousand two hundred and fifty ticket for
the candidates who 60 before the D,mo'
cracy on Saturday, and in no one instance
was their either complaint or mistake.
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AN AWFUL CASE.

LITTLE CHILD DIES OF HYDRoPHoBIA.
About three weeks ago bull terrier
owned by Walton, Whann & Co., bit littl e
boy by the name of Lawrence Carson, on
the cheek, at Seventh and Poplar streets.
DR.. T. A. Brown cauterized the wound, and
DR.. j. P. Wales, the family physician. took
charge of the case. The child did very
well up to Monday last, when he showed
signs of nervousness, which on Tuesday
developed into unmistakable signs of hydro
phobia. The sight of water would imme-
dately throw the poor child into spasms.
At about fifteen minutes of eleven O'Clock
last night, he died in convulsions and froth-
log at the mouth. He seemed to suffer
greatly up to the hour Of this death. He
was son of Mr.. j. E. Carson, residing at
403 East Seventh street!
The dog of Mr.. Buckley, which was bitten
at the same time as the child, was shut mp
in his yard, the owner desiring to see
whethsr 1t would 20 mad. The Mayor yes
terday ordered Chief O'Toole to shot the
dog, which he did.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
A NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. John Reeve
opened his new carriage factory at 100 Or
apge street, and on the occasion Of the
marriage of his son Harry Reeve, rendered
to the invited guests, among whom were the
representative of the press, and to the en-"
ployets treat of fine Ice cream and cake.
After the repast the ''press gang" went
over the establishment and were we'll
pleased with the arrangement OF thisgs.
The present building stands on the site Of
the one formerly occupied by Mr.. Reeve,
which was burned last March. The front
room on the ground floor is used as the
show rooak and the blacksmithing Is done
on the same hsor back. The BODY making
and trimming is done on the second floor,
and the third floor Is devoted to coloripg,
painting and vanishing.
Mr.. Reeve employs 20hands, sll of whom
are skilled and careful werkmen and turn
out coed work.
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THREE FIRES AT ONE TIME.
THE BEE HIvB THE SCENE OF AEoYHER
FIRE YESTERDAY. LOSS $500.

THE BEE HIvB THE SCENE OF AEoTHBR
FIRE YESTERDAY. LOSS $500.
The site where the Bee Hive formerly
stood, which was destroyed by fire over
year sgo. was yesterday the scene of anoth-
er fire. About II O'Clock It was discovered
that the old three story building, situated
near Sixth street between Orange and Tat>
nall streets, was on FIRE. The fire depsrt-
ment was soon on the ground, the fire, how"
ever, had spread and enveloped the whole
building and threatened for time TO de-
stroy some adjoining frame buildings, but
was put out without doing any serious
damage.
The building has been partially unoc@
cupied fer some time, but contained
quantity of lumber and machinery rem
nants Of the fire on the night of January
1st 1877, which together with the build
ing, was owned by G.. w. Bright, Esq.
'ihe second stery was used by Washington
Mason, and contained small quantity of
lumber, carpenter tools, window shutters,
which we're almost entirely destroyed. The
building was badly damaged. Jhe loss will
amount to about $4OO which is covered by
insurance in the Delaware State Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. How the fire origi>
mated is unknown, but 1t Is supposed to
have been caused through the carelessness
of boys who are accustomed to plsy about
| the building. ...
The row Of frame buildings at the South
east corner of Fifth and Orange streets,
occupied as q store-bouse for carriages was
discovered to be on fire as the companies
were preparing to leave, and also the roof
of the house of George W. jackson on
Fifth street near Shipley; both Of which
were extinguished by slight application
of water. The fire was caused by sparks
from the engines. ..
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N. L. 8.
ExBRcIsRs OF TIE NORMAL LITERARY
SOCIETY LAST NIGHT.

SOCIETY LAST NIehTs
Last evening the room IN Harknesss'
Academy usually utilized on such occasions
was filled by persons assembled to witness
the exercises Of the Normal Literary Society.
The programme was Of high order OF ex>
cellence, and was very creditably performed,
indeed. Among those parts worthy Of
special mention, was the piano solo by Miss
Lille France; an instrumental solo by Miss
Mile Becher, and dialogue personated
by j. j. Nahoney, Laura L. Edwards,
Olive H. Plerson, Ella F. Hill and sallie
A. Mays. "You put no Flowers on My
Fathers Grave," by Miss Annie Mitchell,
was also quite good.
This society has been In existence for
twelve years and has never missed one
meeting. Among the former members
prominent. In this city, are: g. W. Town
send, G.. Frank, W. Cookman, H. G. Con>
rad, H. Alexander, Geo. Frank, Arthur
| Brown, B. Cole, Scott Vernon, E. j. luhl"
hausen, q. H. Mccall, q. Bullock, N. Ben.
son, Jr., Clarence j. Mccullough, and
others.
Among those who passed credltable ex=
animation for teachers are: Ada Connell,
Ada Wollerton, Nary Mendsnhall, Louise
Mccartney, Sallie Springer, Sarah Mccoy,
and others.
The wellknown and efficient teachers who
once were members, are: Addie Roland,
Elizabeth D. Frazer, Emma Rockford, An"
ME Speakman, Victorine A. Vandever.
| In addition to these, we noticed on tho
list which Professor Harkpess showed US,
the names of many Clergymen, Lawyers,
Doctors, Merchants, Mechanics and men
who stand high in the professional ard
business world, who have graduated from
this institution, and entered successfully
upon the path Of life.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
HYDROFHOBIA,

In view of the frightful frequency of this
terrible disease, we give sketch of it. 1t
has been long known. Homer speaks OF
madness occurring in dogs, Aristotle
denies that man is ever affected by it, but
soon after 1t was described as occurring In
man; and from that time to this notices OF
abound among medical authors. The disease
is pagated BY the dog, the wolf, and the
jackal; the cat likewise is capable of com>
nluncating 1t !; and Youatt gives an instance
IN which groom, whose hand was scratch>
ed by tooth of a horse laboring under 1t,
became affected with hydrophobia. Man
and most If not all of the domestic animals
are capable of contracting the disease, but
whether they are capable of communicating
IL is still undecided. For man to contract
it, the saliva of the mad dog must
b, applied either to mucous membrane or
to an abraded surface the mere contact OF
poison with the unbroken skin will not,
except under very rare circumstances, pro-
duce the disease. The period that elapses
between the reception of the injury and the
outbreak of the disease varies exceedingly ;
the greater number of cases occur between
the 30th and the 59th day; some have CO.
CURED earlier, and few as late as o, z, "
q I'd even 19 months after the reception OF
| toe wound In the one or two instances on
record in which a still longer period has
elapsed, the patient has probably been re-
inoculated with the virus. The first symp-
tom which attracts the attention OF the
patient is pain or some uneasy sensation in
the cicatrix of the original wound, which
| extends towards the trunk. A feeling OF
painful stiffness occurs about the back OF
the neck, extending to the base of the jaw
and root of the tongue the breathing is
hurried, and signing is frequent the patient
finds himself unable to swallow fluids, every
attempt to DO so bringing on ft OF the
most distressing sobbing and choking.
Death commonly takes place on the 2i and
Sd day, though it has happened within "a
hours, and has been delayed to the 9Gh day.
| In come few cases, toward the close of the
disease, q remission of the symptoms takes 8
place, when the patient is able to eat and
drink, and appears composed in this con-
dition he may sink into sleep which is but
the precursor of death, or he expires In a
sudden and general convulsion. Examina'
tion after death throws no light on the
phenomena of hydrophobia. There are
no appearances found peculiar to it. Some
sing ulsr instances are related by Mr.. Youatt
of the mode In which the poison may be
propagated. A man was observed attempt
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

Ing to unite knot In cord with his teoth;
two months after he perished OF hydropho>
bta. The cord hsd been used to tie up a
mad dog. A woman had her dress torn by
a mad dog, and in mending it she pressed the
seam with her teeth and was inoculaL2d.
OF number of persons bitten by rabid
dog, how many will be attacked with HYDRO
phobia j. Hunter says that In one instance
of 81 persons bitten only ono was attacked.
Or. Hamilton thinks the proportion is In
25 II case that occurred near Senlis In
France, where ny the order Of the govern
merit the most accurate Inquiries were
m ade, out of Is persons bitten 5 were at
more fatal than that dog; thus out of ia
persons bitten hy rabid wolves 81 died
When hydrophobia is characteristicaily
developed, the patient dies; there is NO
authenticated case Of cure on record. BY
the use of chloroform and narcotics we may
relieve the agony of the patient, but that ii
all. AS a prophylactic, the only sure means
is the complete excision of the part bitten
TO accomplish this. Abernetby r, commend'
that bit of wood shM pened to likeness
of the dogs tooth be thrust into the par
and then cut out without the kpife's coming
in contact with the wood. Where this will
not be permitted, caustics may be liberally
employed, and Of these the best are perhaps
nitric acid and strong liquid ammonia.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
THE RACES.

The Wilmington Trotting Association
will hold their spring meeting on the 1lth.
18th, and 18th instants, at the Scheutzen
Park. This meeting promises to be the
most interesting and successful one ever
held under their auspices. Among the
best-known horses which are TO participate,
are, Sadie Bell, Jersey Boy, San Souci,
sorrel Top, Little Frank, Modoc, and many
other well-know horses. The attendance
will exceed that of any previous occasion.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
CONNECTED BY A TELEPHONE.

The Delaware Fire Company will have
the engine house connected by Telephone
with the Western Union Telegraph Office
at Third and Market streets. This enables
them to receive alarms of are from all Sec
tions of the city, where telegraphic CON-
municatien is handy.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS.

The Sunday Schools Of the Union N. E
Church, and of the First Presbyterian
Church, went on excursions yesterday.
The former, numbering about one thousand
persons went to Sea Breeze, N. j., on the
steamer John A. Warner. The latter
numbering several hundred persons went
to Penn's GROVE, N. j., on the Alice E.
Preston. The excursionists enjoyed them y
selves highly as the day was bright and
pleasant and nothing occurred to mar their
pleasure.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07
CENTENNIAL

On 5tl' dag # May we opened our Cloth
ing House in tn Ledger buiiaing. occupy
ipy on y fir, floor, with Fix cen salesni 81
l,uring the Spring and Sus mer our bu re
ness so increased that in the Fall We weT
comDel'ed 10 buy off tte lease OF A a
rtewart q g.. for the upper floors, aud d
force Of for.y salesmen to met . tha demand
years Of unprecede 1ted success. nevor be
ose known in Ihis city, our business has
more than d; ubled from year t. yasr to
such an eXtentihat we now use the entire
five fl ,ols, with stock of over Hllf Mil
on of Do,ia's of Fashionable Clothing,
with sixty. seven gentlemen salesman, who
Will show you through our building and
consider It no trouble to show you goods il
you don't buy. Our sales have been SO
Large during the months of March end
VI AXE up al entire econd.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-07

VAW ZONES, Fancy Dyers, 4S2 N: From
j Street, Branch Office corner Nintn d and
Vine streets, Philadelphia. .vd1~ Laaie dsscsin. m
He,, nved or Cleaneed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
slYI sys and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lS7.