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the Republican Party. but a po-
litical party as distinct from it as
the Democratic Party.-If Re
publicans, have joinrd it, it has
not been owing to any desire of
ours to create a split within said
party, but in consequence of their
own disgust at the complete fail
IRE OF said party to make good
its solemn pledges to the labor
ing man, to give prosperity to our
impoverished State, and also ow-
ing TO the scandalons conduct Of
our local politicians.
f., That we are excessively tir-
ed OF having eternally thrown at
us, the bugaboo of the terrible
power OF a man, who does not
control us in the least, or attempts
to interfere with us. Since we left
the Republican Party we have
discarded such childishness, as to
be led by one man.
We can't be scared by having
Capt. Stcrnberg shown up to Us
as the ''buggaman" who is to put
us ali in his sack.
Should we choose to endorse
any man whom we may consider
a true friend to the laboring man ,
we would do so on our own ac-
cord and after mature considera-
ton. not in obedience to has fiat.
1t Is a good thing for the few
silly old dodgers, who as yet fol
low the lead of the veracious IA
ther Grimes, that in consequence
OF the prevailing epidemic we are
unable to complete our organiza'
ton i'll time to compete at the com
ing election, else it would easily
become manifest, that the old Re
publican cotfee-mill is effectually
played out, und that its leaders
do enjoy the popular contempt,
they SO richly merit.
We shall, however, fight it ont
on the ''Nationaln line, if it takes
the next two years to do it.
GRANDSON SANDERS,
President, National Party.
P. S. Capt. Sternberg wishes
me also to proclaim that he is at
all times ready to sell his share
of the $500 at 100 percent dis.
CONT.
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In Mem0riam.

DIED, on Friday September
%. 1873, between II and II
O'Clock A. M. EMILE H.. LIE
GENDRE, aged IS years 10
months and II days.
The deceased was a young
man full of premise, intelligent,
educated, Industrious, useful.
He would, no doubt, have made
his mark in tais world. He was
StudiOus, had a decided turn for
literature, and was developing
no mean business capacity. Be-
fore his death he had also ap-
piled himself to practical tele-
eraphy.
He was the worthy son Of a
worthy father.
To his stricken family our sim
cerest s,ympatliies are extended.
His life was gentle.
Sit tibi terra lraiS.
HIS MANY FRIENDS.
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This day II years ago the
Lafourche Creoles a military CONS
rany from Thibolaux were mus
tered into the sers Ice OF the Con
f.derate States at Camp Moore
La.
Many of those stout enthusiasts
tic yoang men. fell in the bloody
struggle in which they entered
on that day. The Survivors pas
.e.i through many bloody scenes
and terrible sieges, but none
would compare with the one
which some of them are now ex'
perincing in this Parish. There
was nothing more sad, more ter
,ibl. in WAL than is witnessed
daily during the prevailing epi
,iemic. Then we had an enemy
when we could see and meet. Now
we have an unseen enemy who
strikes his death blows unseen.
and whose presence is known
only by the wait Of the PROSTATE
victim.
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Yellow Fever Record.
Thursday September Goth.
hnnfhS tn lnfn
Obituary..

Departed this life. at Thibo-
daux Parish of Lafourche La.
September 3Oth 1878 FRANK j.
LAGARDE, in Dist year Of his
age.
A good man has been sum
monded to his home and,,a Mother
Sisters Brother and numerous
friends are lett to mourn his un-
timely end. Few young Men in
the walks of private life, stood
higher in the good opinion of the
community in which he resided
than the one whose demise We
are now called upon to chronicle.
His moral excellence was ex-
hi5ited Ill all the relations of life.
He was a kind and affectionate
son, Il fond and indulgent Broth.
era warm Il steadfast friend.
And as a Fireman he was Il
shining light both his life and acts
showed that his heat ever throb-
bed TOR others woes.
But alas! it has now ceased tC
beat, and nothing is left OF him
save a sad and gloomy monitor t(
remind us we all must soon follow
him TO the dark and silent tomb.
there 20 mOulder until the Grand
Master of the universe shall sum
mOu the dead to rise and stand il
Judgement before him.
just honorable and upright il
all his dealings with his fellow
men, he was esteemed by all
Weep, thou stricken ones fol
thou hast cause, May God bint
up the heart of his disuonsolatt
Mother, and wipe the tears from
the eyes of the unfortunate Brotl
er and Sisters.
In the death of Frank J. La.
garde, the community has SITS
tanned an i%rreparabie loss. and
we d true and devoted friend.
j. NJ. S.
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A Card.

Hall "NatiO"al Party,
Thibodaux, La, Oct. l., 1878. I
To the Members Of the National
Party OF Latom'che /!
A report being assidnously
spread about by the leaders of
the deceased Republican Party
of this Parish. to the effect, that
the National Party is designed
as a split Within tue Republican
Party, subventioned by the De-
mocratic Party, and sustained by
a bride of $1,000 offered to Cap
tain Francis Sternherg, of this
Parish AMI to myself. by the DE
mOcratic Candidates tor Congress
and for the Senate, | deem it my
duty to declare:
l., That not a cent has been Of
fered or paid by the Democratic
Party or any Gifts members to-
wards starting or maintaining
the National Party.
=. That j.. have no political con
nectiOn whatsoever with Capt.
S%ternberg, who has publicly DIES
clared himself a Democrat, and
is therefore yet As far removed
from us as if he had remained a
Republican.
g., That the "National Party"
is ly no means Il ''split" within
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I'm Mem0rIaNa.:
Hall Home Hook and Lodder CO. No. /,
TIlibodaux, October 2nd. 1873.

Hall Home Hook and Lodder CO. No. l,
Thibodaux, October 2nd. 1873.
At IA special meeting OF this Company
held this day, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted and ordered to
be spread on the minutes.
Resoi we'd, That Whereas our Almighty
Master has seen fit to call unto himself from
our midstour most. worthy brother, EMILE
Ii. LEGENDRE.
Resolved That, while bowling in submission
to the Divine will OF Providence. we deeply
lament TIE demise ofour kind friend and
worthy brother, and feel from our Utmost
hearts. the loss Of one SO good SO delicate in
his feelings and so aIniahie in his DISPOSE
tioiis.
Resolved That we tender to his family
our mast sincere sympathy and hopefully
trust that IN all kind providence may bless
them with fortitUde to bear with becoming
resignation the ifleparabtU loss which they
have sustained.
Resolved That, Whereas this company
has lost one OF its most efficient officers
and members the Truck be drGpediumcurn
ing for thirty days be il further.
itesolvaa.that ! copy oi these resolutions
be TRANSACTED to the family ri the deceas-
ed and also be published in the TniBoDAUX
SENTINEL
(Signed. HENRY RiEIERE,
+. II. PERRIN.
JOHN II. CURTIS.
Special Committee.
A true copy,
E. II. PERRIN.
Secretary
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"A singular and very nearly
tragical affair occurred at Mr.. ;
BUNS residence on St. Philip
Street, on Sunday last.
The day previous having been
th.. Jewish New Years day, the
family had had a goose cooked
mn for dinner. A remnant OF this
dish remained over till Sunday
when it was eater asa lunch, Ill
which Mrs. Blum, three OF hel
children and Mrs. Freldenthar'
SON pa, tiripatrd.
A couple of hours subsequent
" they were all taken violently
iii. almost at the same moment
EXCESSIVE vomiting took place
when Drs. Fleetwood and Man
ne, Vile FASTENED to their relie'
Mrs, Bum aud one of her chil-
drpn became very sick and at one
time were thought to be i'll Very
critical position. No idea can be
formed of what was the cause OF
,his illness as the whole family
bad partaken of the same dish,
Saturday evening, without any
deleterous effect whatever.
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AsE e. d

On Thursday September 26 1873 William
Peter Charlet, son of Captain Pierre A.
Charlet. and Eulalle Pintato.
In Thibodaux. of Yellow Fever. Monday
September 30 1873, Angelena +. Roth aged
4 years, 9 months and 10 days.
In Thibcdaux. of yellow Fever, Monday
September, 80 1873, Robert Blanchard,
youngest son of the late O.. l.. Blanchard.
In Thibodaux, of Yellow Fever, Monday
September 30 1873, Frank j. Lagarde. aged
u years = months and 9 days.
At his home in the Parish of Ascension,
on Thursday September 26 1873 of Yellow
Fever, Laurence Landry. in the 22nd. year
OF his age a brother of j. Omer Landry, of
ThibOdauX.
In Thibodaux. Teusday October | 1873
of.Yellow Fever. Mollie hurry, daughter,
ofsC. NJ. hurry .sand Palmyrc Collins.
In Thibodaux Teuslay October 1878, OF
Yellow Fever, Allen J. Badeaux aged Is
years, n. .. papers please copy.
In Thibodanx. Tcuslay October l 1873
of Yellow Fever, Bertha knob'och.
In Thibodaux, of Yellow Fever. Thurs
day Oetober3 1873 Joseph Loisean.
In Lafourche Parish, OF Yellow Fever, at
) O'Clock z. NJ. Edmond Dias. aged "A years.
In Thibodaux, of Yellow Fever. Thurs
day October 3 1873, Daniel Taylor, and
Charles Taylor. colored.
In New O~rlears, on Tuesday. DC"
tober |. 1873, at II 10 a. III. Charles Tho
mas Graham, only child of Thomas ID
Graham and Mary l.. johnson, aged /:
months and q days.
In New Orleans, on Thursday October 3
1873. at six o'clock p. M, Nelson Casper
son OF Nelson A. Lawless aud Sarah f.
Burton, aud stepson of Henry. ID. Menzies
aged six and ten months.
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f. II. PERRIN,
Secretary.
HALL PROTECTOR FIRE Co. No. ,.
Thibodaux, September %. 1877.
A true copy.

Ihlbodaux, September 23, 1877.
At a special meeting ofthe above named
Company held this day the following pre-
ambles ami Resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas He who doeth all thingf for the
best has seen fit to remove from this world
our late worthy presiding officer, DoCrO Il
CHARLES SABOURIN.
Resolved: That while we bow iii humble
submission to the inscrutahle decree that
has taken from us II most able, efficient.
just and respected presiding officer, we can.
not but express deep and ~sincere sorrow
f T the loss we hive sust, i ed.
Resolved That III the death of Doctor
Sabourin the community has been deprived
of one of its MODEST NEST charitable, and
most respecte members, the staet, one of
its most useful citizens, and thepOor one of
their best friends
Resolved: That We heartily aympatize
with the family of the deceased in their
bereavement and great grief, and while we
knowtull well their loss is irreparable. we
beg them to bear in mind that.
DEATHS but a path that must be trod.
If man would ever pass to God" ,
Resolved That the foregoing preamble
and Resolutions be spread upon the min
utes OF our proceedings, and that a copy be
sent to the family ofthe diseased.
c. A. ENGERRAN.
+. ZERNOT.
NJ. COINYEMAN,
N. f. LAGARDE.
Committee.
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In 1853, was the largest ana
best Sugar crop ever MADE III
I%,ouisiania. From all indications
the present one is going to be the
largest since the, war. The cane
certainly indicates a fine yleld
ahead.
Does Sugar cane fatten on
the poison of Yellow Fever! vi
is it. the effect of the mild winter
and extraordinary long. and hot
summer bringing it to such fne
condition!
The Seasons of 1853 and 1873
are very much alike.
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List of cases of yellow
Fever commend ing
sept. 2J, 1873.
From Wednesday noon to Thurs
day noon.

From WedneSddy noon 10 IHuTS-
day noon.
Ella Tabor, Frank Allan, son
of A. F. Knobloch, Ache Hehert,
Euphromie 11ebert. col. child
OF w. A. Robert, child Of q. Axe
ma. child of just. Bourgeois.
Madam Barbaret, r. Hawk,
Miss Lamoreux, Rosalie Ben
jamm col. Miss Pauline Chol,
Miss Kate Carter, son of l1usl-
gnon, Ernest Elphen, col.
Thursday noon to Friday noon.
Nixon, col. Frank j. Iagarde,
Emile Legendre, DIR. Lichte son
OF Alphonse Lagarde, jules
Boudreau, Emanuel Chol, Molly
hurry, Rertha Glass.
Friday noon to Saturday noon.
10. Loizeu, Mad. 10. Dugas
Mad. Frank Legendre, Robert
Blanchard, child of E. Chol JUS
tilia, eel.
Saturday noon to Sundaynoon.
Son of II. w. Tabor, fLonis
Blum, Angelina Roth, Charlie
Burton, Emile Duga's daughter,
Ralph Sanders col. j.. Celestin,
Jr. James Rogers, Mrs. Progress,
nurse, Ben. Roth, 2 children of
Cantrell, child of N. Dupres,
child of Deroussell col. Emily
Coleman, Bertha Knobloch, Mary
Roth, MyrtiI Boudreaux, Malvi-
ma Thibodaux, Miss Bouterie,
child of DIR. Blanchard, Eddie
ALBERT, Allen Badeanx.
Monday noon to Tuesday noon.
James Thomps II, Philip Aucoin,
child OF 10. Lagarde, Eugene
Moulli. Miss 10. Boudreau, Mrs.
Bonterie. child of X. Continent
Miss Minnie Allan, Mrs. Hingle
Miss Roger, Mrs. M. T. HigginbO.
than, Mrs. Busiere, Mrs. Nixon,
col. Henry Maronge, Mrs. Andre
Maronge, ellis Rogers.
Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon.
Mrs. F. Hoffman,, Hingles child.
son of Alice Thompson, r. AL.
BERT, Jr. Emile Riviere, Philip
Boudreau, Camille Legendre,
Max Dupre. Daniel Taylor, col.
Charlie Taylor, col. Mrs. S.
Boudreaux, Miss Euphemie lie.
gendre, child OF Clay Thibodanx,
Mrs. Marceilus Lejune, a child OF
l.. V. Rivlere, Crank Legendre.
Mrs. f. Il. Legendle.
Wednesday MONTE Thursday noon
Arthur Albert, three children
OF Aurelin Doucpt. Henry Kno
bloch, Wallace Barton, Nnma
Aucoin, Selma Adam, Anaise
Bondreaux, Mrs g. Sabouriii.
Willie Reagan, Mrs. Narcls>t
Boudreaux SO years old, Mahala
Washington, col. Sandy Ander
son, col. Mrs. Enoch Warren, col
Marth Moore, col. Sandy Austin.
and child col. child of Henry
Clay, col. Marie Lambert.-tota
in > days, 127 cases.
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Help Yourselves !
A. NJ. r.. CHURCH, }
Thibodaux, La, Oct. 9th. ITS. /
To the coiored people Of oar town
and Parish:
BRETHREN.

The yellow fever has struck
our people severely.-On st.
Charles Street alone have found
over twenty eases, and in some
Instances whole families are down
with the 1esease and unable to
help themselves.
The Howard Association has
come manfu'ly 10 our relief. bnt
its means are getting exhausted,
Should the epidemic last ano-
Their month we may expect the
most heaft-renting suffering
among our poor people, most of
whom have neither money laid
up, nor sufficient credit.
Therefore, i'll conjunction, with
the ministers Of the other color
ed churches of this town, who
join me i'll this appeal, | do here
with call upon the colored people
OF this town and environs. to
meet at the A. NJ. E. Church of
this town this evening.
Saturday, October 9Th 1873.
at Z o'clock PM. for the purpose
Of devising ways and means, to
assist the afflicted and helpless,
and earnestly urge all good color,
ed citizens to attend.
'He, who giveth to the poor, lendeth to
the Lord"
j. II. HARPER.
Elder a. Nj. e., Church
Pastor in charge.
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Rooms Howard Association
OF THIBODAUX.

Total received from Sept. Goth. to
Gets, S66i p
f. SAMOAN, Treasurer, II. A.
Rooms Executive Committee, }
Howard Association, !
Thihodaux, La. Sept. 18th. 1918. }
The Executive Committee acknowledges
receipt OF the following contributions to-
wit:
From A. J. Matherne, Y. Melancon and
others lower Latourche.
l Coop of Chickens.
/ Box of Oranges.
Rbl. " I"
Collections of Mrs. Fields and Mrs. w.
l.. S%latfer, from the ladies of Lower Bavou
Black, as follows
Miss Annie Galbraith 3 chickens. Mrs.
Bonlaiche , chickens. Mrs. Pierre 1rahau |
chicken, Mrs. Jean Batiste Jiroir 3 chick
ems, Mrs. Auguste TraEan | chicken. Mrs.
Alfonso Bonviliain , chickens, unknown |
chicken. Mrs. HuviHs ) chickens and 2 foz
en- eggs, Mrs. Sylvester Folse 1 chickens
and 3 dozen eggs. Mrs. Joseph Folse ,
chickens, airs. Faigout ) chickens, Misses
Toups : chickens and l dozen eggs. fcol.l
naine unknown | chicken, Hannah Wood
lcol. | chicken. Charlotte Griffin Ecol. |
chicken, Silvia Williams (coi.l , chickens.
w. l.. Shatfer | hog. Y. Bergeron IL chick
ens, Thos. Singleton 8 chickens, Mr.. Pre-
jean 3 chickens, Mr.. Chftuvin 3 chickens
and , bss. flour, J. pontIff / chickens, A.
Pantiff dozen eggs. G. pontitf 3 chickens
and Ii eggs, Julien Pontitf, 2 chickens. Mrs.
Anguste pontitf l chicken. f. Leblanc )
chickens aud 2dozen eggs, NJ. Leblanc |
chicken, Henry Stevens : chickens and |
dozen eggs. II. Leblanc , chickens, Mrs.
.Tiompkins 4 chickens and . dozen eggs,
Chas. Eerrette = rlickens. T.. Brooks IS
dozen eggs. Jno. d. Shatter. % dozen eggs,
Airs. J.J Shatfer | Box Sundries.
I. d. MOORE, Chairman Elk. Com.
p. A. AUCoIN. Secretary.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY co.


This Institution was regu-
larly Incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nener scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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JENKINS 4NNIHTL4TOR
The Great Southern Remedy Tor
Essae u tisIn. GOsat and Men,
rsafSEa.

Those terrible enemies of human hann;-
ness, rheumatism, Gout, and Neuraip;a
heretofore seemingly un~conquerable, hays
Indeed found their master in Jenkins Ami
hilator. We have the testimony of men N
the highest standing in Louiriana and III.
er States, that after suffering indescribahla
pains for years, from which thew sought N
lief i'll vain by visiting the Hot and WAR
springs of Arkansas and Virginia. and IN
using dozens Of remedies more or less higk,
ly praised, when, in fact, hope had almox
died ont, they have found relief from main
by the Use of the Annihilator, and by con
tlnuing 1t for a short time, have been per.
ftctily cured. The Annihilator is a prena.
ration purely vegetable, agreeable to I'M
taste and may be taken without fear of apy
injurious results lay the delicate as well q
the robust IL constitution.
81 Price $i.Uo per bottle. For sale nv
ali Druggists. Ask year Druggist Tor cir.
cular continuing certificates, or send to
n. JENKINS n co. Pruprictors.
New Orleans La.
FiNLA1 & Thomson, Wholcsalc drug.
gust, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents far
Louisiana. ie&aS, Mississippi. Alabama.
AEN"ASaS AMI lori1a. ms Jun
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DIR. w. NJ. Vaudeville Of New
Orleans has passed some days
in Thibodaux, this week. during
which time he has been dong
excellent and valiant service
among the poor and distressed
victims of the fever.
He has won golden opinions OF
every one, and we are only
sorry that he has had to leave u.s.
The epidemic has reached the
vicinity os his home in New Or
leans. and his regnlar.clients de.
mand his immediate return. Inc
Doctor will be always. welcomed
in Thibohaux but we hope his
next visit will be under more
pleasing circumstances.
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Notice to Fax Payers.

4 Ill PARTIES OWING TAXES TO
n the State and Parish OF Lafourcbe.
are hereby notified to call at my office and
pay the same.
Delinquent License payers
are also urgently requested to pay at
ONCE or will proceed against them
forth with accord ing to law.
In compliance with Revenue Law. the
delinquent list will be filed November LIST.
1873.
p. E. LORIO,
State and Parish Tax Collector.
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QUERY "Wby vii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal OF No'M
Cnrolina,: at the same pliceF
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Editorials.

E,Tax Payers attention Is
..;lsd TO the notice of Tax Collec
tor elsewhere.
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We have on hand several
obituary tributes which must Law
over till next week for want of
space.
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81. YIncent's College.
saEEse &sSa-s.rssen1s. Nzo.

guns INSTITUTE n, so WELL AND
L iaVorabty kuawn to liuntireds Of tbe
Citizens OF Louisiana, offers superior advaa-
taGes for the acquisition ola thorough clas-
seal, Scientific aud Commercial Education.
iernis:-f Fer session of ten month. $3.50 %
Inc SESSION will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER, ID. 1873.
Address:
Rev. J. w. HICKEY, C. M.
Jy--o''hi President st. Niueent's Coilege
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A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Fa. BU77lRFISbD 4 CD.
81 WARREN s,r

Shoe Machinery. Leather and Findings,
Sole Leather, Calfskius. Bua. Grain, Moroc
re- G'iik'd and Sheepskins, French Kids.
ne pest "fit Leather, Drills. buttons,
",IinGs' boot Webbs, &c &c. Quotations
corner Ch"reh Street, Y. y
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Extra liability to Nj ~nsaarial
Injection.

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion
weak and Liver sluggish, are extra-liable to
the attacks of malarial disease. The most
trlf1lng exposure may. under such condi
ditions, intect:a system which, if healthy.
would resist the miasmatic faint. The only
calitles where it is prevalent, is tone and
regulate the system by improving weaken
ed digestion. enriching the blood, and Civ
ing a wholesome impetus to hillary secre-
ton. These results are accomplished by no
thing SO effectively as Hostct,er's stomach
Biti"rs. which long experience has proven
to be the most reliable safeguard against
ever and ague and kindred disorders, as
well as the best remedy tor them. The
Iltfers are, moreover. an excellent invigo-
rant ct t!ie organs of urination. and an ac-
tive depurent. e~liminatin. from the blood
those acrid impurities which originate rheu-
matic ailmeutS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-10-05

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS OF
IL Fl Fla to me directed in the ABOVE en-
titled and numbered cases | have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction pur
suant to law 10 the fast and highest bidder
at the store of the defendant G.. Delatte sit
mated III said parish left bank of Bayou La
fourche at about four miles above tile Town
of Thibodaux on
Saturday October 1871. 1873,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ. snd
4 o'clock z. n. the following described
property to wit:
\ lot of Dry Goods, Groceries, war, s and
merchandise, being the contents of said
store.
Terms Of sale cash on the spot in U. s.
Treasury Votes.
October 5th. 1873.
). I. DEMANADE.
Constable.