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REWARD !

ON the 3ist Of last August IN the woods near
~ South Paris Village, / lost FIVE C5)
YOUNG EVE SHEEP, with the following
mark Right ear cut square across the end, and
notched IN same end, also two stripes across the
rump, with black paint. Auy one giving iniorma.
ton of. or taking charge Of the same. will be
suitably rewarded n. W. ALDRICH.
oct. West Roland, NE.
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WEST PRI>-Mr. Mahry instituted 4
Juvenile Temple az West Paris Thursday
evening There are twenty members
Rev Z. Gerry j. superintendent with An
uie Young. G.. T.. Emma Swan. V. r. Lu-
lie Young Rec. SEC. The little people are
much Interested I'm the work.
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than ever and We are Offering extra inducements
that will pay people from a distance TO visit this
stock for Fall purchases.
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HENRY M. WATKINS.
Messengers Notice.

Paris Hiu. July % so. tt
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RIrsINESS.

4 Ii PERSONS that have unsettled accounts
"a with r. O. Elliott and ElliOt q Stowell OF
mouths and - months standing, are requested %
call and settle immediately. n they want 10 save
cost, with r. \. STOW ELL x Co, So. Paris. Me
sept. 81, 1879. oct1.
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State Of Maine.

Peru. october "a 1879.
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ReautFfua Pictures fOf
All.

The Great Art Publishing house
of George Stinson & Co., OF Ports
land Maine. moves steadily on
the even tenor of its way, appar-
nntly not feeling the dull times:
Du.iug the year 1878 they SOFA
over four million pictures OF All
descriptions. They publish every
description of fine pictures, ana
the prices range from ten cents
upwards 10 twenty dollars per
copy. Their correspondence tor
this large business is immense:
they receive on an average over
one thousand letters per DAY.
Messrs. StlnSon Il Go publish
only the better class of pictures:
ard it is well known that any
thing coming from this reliable
house Is of standard merit. we
have just received copies OF -four
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70 the people Of Lafour-
che. Assumption and
Jefferson,

The .!Souta Louisiana Canal
and Navigation Company with
Il capital OF 325000, all CT which
has been taken, was Incorporated
for the purpose OF dredging and
cleaning the Bayons III Terre-
boune and neighboring Parishes,
and digging canals connecting
the Lakes and Bays aud natural
water courses Of SAT-! Parishes SO
as to secure better drainage and
navigation between the MisSiss-
ippi River and the Atchafa}ya
and the intermediate country.
The Board Of Directors is com
posed as follows:
T. s. Goode. President ID. s.
Cage, V ce President; Joachim
Gupno John Il. Bisland, /. NJ.
Cage, w. ~. Shaifer. w. A. Bis
land, Edmund Mcclellan, Paul
| Faisans. =. Buron, A. W. Con
nelly, Louis Bush, j. NJ. Sanders,
J. p. Viguerie, and DR.. A. v.
Woods.
The Board, after a careful ex
animation. have located the route
as follows: Beginning Oh the
West bank of the Bay CoGuil,e in
the Western portion OF Baratarla
Bay. about 5 miles North Of Che
Mere Caminada, thence across
marsh aud through deep lakes
about 5 miles into the Iatourche
about Is miles above its mouth,
thence on the West bank of the
Lafourcha TO the "LfEau BIeae'
tueace through the "L'Ean
B,euen, Timbalier, Lake Felicity,
BAY Barre and Canal already
cut into the Terrebonne, thence
M the Terrebonue to Houma or
Bavou Cane, thence to the Black
and down the Black and the
Ch9ne to Berwicks Bay.
A new and powerful dredge.
boat has been purchased fox
$4,000 and is now at work. All
other is being built and will bt
at work in less than 80 days.
We expect to have a Canal 4;
feet wide and 6 feet deep, cut
from the Lafourche into Barats
rim BAY. and another from the l.;
tourche into Timbalier Bay, b,
the 1st. of November. thereby S
curiny an inside and perfectly II
liable aud safe water route from
the Lafourche to New Orleans a
, all stages of the water and in an.
weather. a direct route to the In
!, ,balier and the other Bays, whenc
r come all the fish and oysters col
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish Of LaIourche.
Succession of James NJ. Wade. No. 1911 /.
prolates.

Parish Court, Parish of Lalourche.
of James NJ. Wade. No. 1911.
PrObates.
pursuant to an order aud decree of above
i Court and in obedience to Il commits
sion to me directed, | will offer for sale at
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder ut the Court House in
the Town of Thihodaux on SATURDAY
the 9Th. day of JULY 1879, between the
hours of II o'clock A. NJ. aud A o'clock p.
M. Tho followin" described property be-
longing to said succession tO-wit:
/. The Northern half of a certain tract
or parcel of land situated in this parish.
on the right bank of the Bayou Latourcho
and at about thirty arpents tlercirulu on
the Southern side and in the vicinity of tho
Town of ThibodauX containing about two
arpents and a half more or less in superb
cies bounded West by the Bayou Terre-
bonnie South by the other half OF said tract
of land formerly belonging to Gustavo
Hawk, East br a road of Is feet and North
by lands formerly belonging to Floristal
Dugas and David Bou,lreaux together with
all the buildings and improvements there
on.
[See G. b. No. Il, p. in the Recorders
office.
Terms of sale cash on the spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
May 3lst. 1879.
l.. \. WEBRF,
Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Police Jury of Lafourche, Jarrett Kels0 SUI
rogated VS.. No. 7S9, George Knight ct al.

Police Jury of Lafourche, Jarrett Kels0 sub
rogated VS.. No. 7S9, George Knight ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or ALIAS Fl
ID fla to me directed in tlc above emit
tied and numbered case, | have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction purelf
ant to law to the last and highest bidder
at the Court House in the Fown of 1hibo
daux on Saturday the 9Th. day of July 1879,
between the hours of II o'clock \. NJ. ana
4 O'Clock =. NJ. Che following described
property to-wit
list. Lots Nos. 4 and 8 of Block No. SO
in the town of Lougrcyille OH the left de-
scendiug bank of the Bayou Lafourcle ac-
cording 10 a plan of said town made and
executed by Alien DeIncceurt Surveyor and
on file in The Recorders office of Latourcho
together with all the buildings and i'm
prcvements thereon and belonging to
George knight.
end. Block No. 40 and Al in the town of
Longueville OF the lett descending bank OF
the Bayou LafoUrche according 10 plan of
anne executed by Allen DeInecouit Sur
veyor and on file in the Recorders Office of
the parish of Lafourche.
3rd. Lots Nos. 10 and II Of Block No. 38
and lots Nos. 2, j. 4, ), 6. 7, =, of Block
No. AZ and lots Mol 2 and 3 of Block No. -
according tc il plan of subdivision of said
Block made and executed by said Nel-on
Taylor and annexed to and forming - part
of IA power of attorney executed by him on
the list. day Of April 1879 and deposited in
the Recorders office, all the above property
secondly and thirdly described belonging
to Nelson Taylor and with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms OF Sale Cash on the Spot in Uni.
ted States Treasury Notes.
May 3Ist. 1872.
l.. 4. WEBRE
CI...T
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sumed on the LafourciIe and most
of those sold in New Orleans.
and bringing those healthy and
delightful coast summer resorts
Grand Isle, Cheniere Camlnada,
and Gallon Island, within easy
access by water to the people
along the Lafonrche, and in Ter
rebonne and st. Mary.
We would be glad to cooperate
with the Police Jury of Lafourche
in removing the logs and other
distractions to navigation IN the
lower Lafourche, as We expect to
do in the bayouS OF the Parish of
Terrebonne. The Police Jury of
Terrebonne have already levied a
tax of5 mills for this purpose.
Au inside route from the Par
ishes Ct Latourche, Terrebonne
and st. Mary to New Orleans is
greatly to be desired, as the rough
water in Belle Pass and the other
Passes on the Gulf coast and off
Bayou Lafoutche, and between
the Lafuarche and Fort LivlngS-
ton is ii serious obstacle to a
large aud rapidly increasing trade
i'll Our lower bayous aud along
tile coast.
The business of our canal will
Doubtless be large and remuner-
ative. and We anticipate not only
many benefits to the people, but
fair dividends to those who assist
III the good work.
Oar stock WIS originally only
$4,000 and this was all taken
before the company was fully or
ganized. The capital is now
$500, 600. and the Board has plac-
ed only s25,0bO Of this upon the
market of which over $1,000 ha,
already been taken. We desire
to interest the people OF Lafourche
Assumption and Jefferson Ia the
enterprise, and now extend a cOr
dial invitation to them to come
forward and subscribe. Shares
$40 each, payable % pc, cent at
the time OF subscribing; Is pes
cent go days thereafter, and 10
per cent every 80 days when call
Ell for by the Board.
f. s. GOODE, President.
AUBIN BoURG. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
H.. Judicial Court, Parish of Lafourche.

18th. judicial Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Pierre Bour6 VS. No.I595 Adolphe J. Perrin.
DY VIRTUE OF y WRIT OF FL FA TO
ID me directed in the above entitled and
numbered case | have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction pursuant to law
to the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the town of Thibodaux on Satur
day the 10Th day Of July, 1879, between tho
hours of ii O'Clock \. NJ. and 1 O'Clock L. NJ.
the following described property, tO-wit:
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot situated in the town OF ThibodauN
in the Parish of LatoErche together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
being the North West quarter of the lot tie
signated by the No. (25l Twenty-Five on
the plan OF said town made and executed
by James Il Grinage and deposited in the
office of the Recorder of this Parish, said
lot being bouHaed on the North by Main
street, On the South by the lot now belong
ing to w. A. Ford, on the East by the prop
erty of the esta te of George Flash and on
the West by st. Phillip street, forming the
corner of Main and st. Phillip streets.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH on THE
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
June 18th, 1879.
l.. a. WEBRE.
Sheriff.
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LAFOURCHE. June, -, 1879.

Editor Scutiaet-I call yonr at
,pntion to Il great mist Ike which
You have made in according die
teautitnl play OF Cinderella act
ed at on late entertainment to
the wrong lady.
Miss Bessie Guion w.s not ev-
en- consulted in the selection Ct
the play.
Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs.
Richard pu9h, We're the ladies
who selected! and arranged the
play and selected and drilled the
children in their various parts,
these ladies being ably supported
and most efficiently assisted by
Mrs. Robert Perkins.
Miss Bessie Guion offered her
services in taking charge OF the
music and teaching the children
their songs but the words of the
songs were selected and given to
the childre.. by Mrs. Pugh and
Mrs. Williams.
Miss Bessie Guion's assistance
was fully appreciated, and due
credit should be given to her Tor
her trouble. Her mnsic was most
prettily rendered, but otherwise
she acted under instructions.
I think it due to the ladies
above mentioned who strove sc
hard for success, that they should
have due praise for their exer
tons, their very modesty in alto"
ing the managers to be unknown
requires that outsiders should
award to them their right posi-
ton in this pretty entertainment
and request that you make TIL;
corrections in your paper
I regret extremely the wldf
spread error which your paper
will circulate.
We all in this community 1--WE
too much to such a charming
representation to give the "rohs
name Of its authors.
Respectfully,
u 4
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very fine steel engravings, which
they have just brought out. The
plates We're engraved in LONDON,
at an expense Of four thousand
pounds sterling, or twenty thou
SAND dollars, to which great sum
must be added the customs duty
OF twenty-five per cent on account
OF their being imported into the
United States. These engravings
are after painting by great mod
ern masters of art, and the artists
who engraved the plates stand in
the front rank Of the worlds III.
nowned engravers.
1t is believed, and generally
conceded, that these Ia cravings
make up che finest and most ele-
giant set Of works of high art ever
brought out by American publish
ers. This enterprisins firm,
tough many years in the art
publishing business, have not
grown Old and nnprogressive, but
Oh the other hand make improve
ment and progress year by year.
giving the people better and bets
ter pictures for the same or less
money. They may, we feel sure,
fairly claim to stand at the head
OF the art publishing business in
America. We can only under
stand the colossal proportions
their trade "a assumed 10y re.
Numbering that this is a great
ana mighty nation OF nearly fifty
million people. We cannot bet
ter illustrate the magnitude of
their business than to state the
amount OF motley paid by them
for postage stamps during the
years 1876, 1877, and 1878. We
have the figures direct from the
firm, or we should think there
was some error. Ia 1876, they
paid for postage 1913, l04.S2. liz
1877, they paid for postage 537,-
26S.7 rs. In 1873 the amount OF
OF money that they paid for pos
ta2e stamps was simply enormous
"a little over $4,000. 90. Stinson
& Co. stand among the largest
and most judiciouS advertisers in
the country, and a short time
since paid i'll a single day $4,000.
90 in cash on a contract for auveI
Using. They employ agents
everywhere throughout the Uni>
ted States and Dominion Of Can
ada for the sale of their pictures
by subscription; We call attention
to their advertisement for agents
in another column. Those who
need pleasant, profitable WORK,
should correspond with tnreni.
Besides paying tn" large
amounts Of postage stated aho't.
their express and freight bills urc
enolnoi>-oni> SINAI! orders az
Seut 10y maii, the burger being
sent 10y express and freight.
| American homes should be mha@t
beautiful by refined works ii art
and prizes for really meriFmj"u,
pictures are now So low ,aat tneI,
AN be 40 excuse fox The walls 4
remain gloomy, nnas."rn ii an'
cherries. An:ellr;Hn holmes car
be made beautiful. and ,he ten
dcncy OF this will be 10 iaaHi
more refined and beautiful th'
/ lives OF ali GNel,erS therein.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. .
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourche.
Peet Yale and Bowling, in Liquidation.
vs.. No. 1888.
A. j. Perrin.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF Sci
- urc and sale to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered case | have
seized and will offer for sale at public auc-
ton pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House i'll the Town
of Thibodaux. on SATURDAY. the 18Th.
day of JULY 1879, between the Eours OF IL
o'clnck a.. NJ. aud 4 o'clock Z. NJ. the follow
ing described property to-wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND OR
town lot, situate III the town of Thibo-
dauX. in the Parish of Latnurche being
the North West quarter OF Lot number
Twenty-Five Isl ON the plan Of sail Town
made aud executes by james Is. Grinage
and deposited in the office of the Recorder
OF the Parish of Latourche said lot being
bounded on the North by Main street ON
the South by IL lot 10Y belonging to w. A..
Ford, on the East by the property of the
Estate Of George lash and on the West
by st. Philip street and forming the corner
of Main and st. Philip Streets. Together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
TEAMS OF SALE-CASH ON THE
Spot i'll United States Treasury Notes.
June 18th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE,
Sheriff
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No. 8G2 PARISH COURTOF LAFOUECHE
Mary Clara Bib. wife versus Joseph lie
Blanc, husband.

This case having been regularly liked for
trial was taken up and tried, and the law
and the evidence being in favor of plaintiff
and against tie defendant.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudgcd and de
creed, that Judgment be and is hereby rem
dered lii favor OF the plaintiff, Mary Clara
BIbu, wife of said Joseph Leblanc, and
against SAID Joseph Leblanc, defendant.
drcreeing a separation of property between
said plaintiff and defendant, dissolving for
ever the community OF aeguets and gains
heretofore existing between them, and ac-
cording to the plaintiff the separate admin
istration of her separate interest as if sole.
Thus done. read aud signed in openCourt,
Parish of Lafourcle. this the Stli. day of
May 1879.
tSignedj ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCH,
Parish Judge, Parish OF L.afourche.
Filed May 30th, 1879.
(Signed) J. ". KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
~ A true copy:
LIS. Test Clerks Office, Parish Of
~ Lafourche this Stll. May 1879.
j. r. ALLAN, deputy Clerk
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From present indications the
rice yield on the Latouiche will
be small the coming harvest
Planters who have 10 pumps for
irrigation except if the weather
be not too dry, to make about a
half IA crop.
The potato crop has been good
but some losses haue been incur
red by rotting since the rains. but
the prices being good. the pota-
to grower is satisfied with the
general result.
= Corn is now getting hard with
a far yield in prospect.
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We print to day a communi>
cation IN regard to the beautiful
play of Cinderella, as exhibited
ut the late entertainment, gwen
by the ladies of St. Johns church
The, SENTINEL was in error in
giving the credit Of the merit and
success Of this piece to one lady
only, when it belonged equally to
others. The communication else
where will explain itself and
place the credit where it is justly
due. The ladies who mepareu
Cinderella for the stage deserve
great credit for the wonderful
success obtained and whilst Join.
ing in the praise accorded them
by its correspondent the SENTI-
MEL regrets that It's oacn mis-, axe
rendered this explanation neces-
sary, as it is confident that none
of the ladies' interested would
desire any praise for the labor
which one of their as associates had
done.
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On last Monday morning
Mrs. Cox, wife of Z. Lonsdale
Cox, OF Assumption parish, was
buried i'll st. Joints cemetery in
this town.
Mrs. Cox has been a resident
of Assumption for about35 years,
and leaves ID husband, a daush-
TEL, the wife of DR.. Darlington,
and numerous friends to moorn
her loss. The sympathies of his
friends are rendered the bereay
ed husbani, who in his old age
loses Il companion, " no has been
enleared to him for many happy
and some sad years. Mrs. Cox
WAS d devoted member of the
Episcopal Church aud always
took IA lively interest in its we'll
fare.
Like the leaves of autumn she
has silently and quietly passed
away to her eternal rest.
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The contest for the election

The contest for the election
of Governor in Ohio in October
next, will be no clild's play. All
the talent Of the West and the
East will be brought into the
ranks until every stump in the
State will ring with e%loquence
and barney. The Republicans are
not jubilant as the gallant Tom
Ewing the Democratic candidate
has few vulnerable points. They
will not move the bloody shirt
much, AS Ewing and Rice, the
Democratic candidates for Guher>
Material hOnors were both able
Generals in the war, when Foster
whom, the Radicals are running
WAS an efficient home guard, max
Ing money for his pocket whilst
others fought for the couutry.
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The malaria which played
wild havoc with the dogs last
week has cleaned the streets Of
those Interesting animals.
But if any one SnppoSeS that
the dogs are al dead. let him
awaken up occasionally daring
The night and he will have evil
dpnced dinned into his eai> thai
will convince him that the aver
age dog has no fear OF poisoned
sausases, neither do1l he fe-ar!
the proclamation OF the v:sllan'
unstable.
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The weather has been fine
for three weeks past for the lay
iugby of sugar cane lantershave
beeu using the opportunity thus
Afforded. ard should no Inoppor-
time weather occur, the entire
crop will be laid by previous to
July 4th.
The cane appears generally to
be satisfactory to the planter
cave that it is rather small for the
time of the year, yet with favor
able weather it can easily catch
IN before the rolling season ar
Tives.
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Local News.

See advertisement of Arena
ID uolaiSOD in another column.
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Anybody who is especially
,,I of warm weather has had
oouortunity of gratifying his
bis wishes during the last ten
DAYS. Although the sun has
hsen hot, yet the days have been
.;s;ted with occasional refreshing
,,ropzes whilst the nights We're
comfortable.
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Work and improvements are
still going Oh in Thibodaux. The
walk leading from Jack son street
to the railroad depot has bee"
opened, rendering the depot easy
of access to pedestrians, and out
of the way Of drays, coaches and
dust
DR.. E. Blanchard, the well
known dentist, is having his
dwelling and office on the corner
Of ThibodauX and Green streets
overhauled and repaired, giving
them quite a neat and much i'm
proved appearance.
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during the present term of
Court the brothers Adam who re
side some miles below LorkpOrt
We're tiled for assault and battery
with intent to kill. Some weeks
ago they We're at ball aud Sc
verely beat aud cut the proprle
tor of the house. who bad ordered
them 1ut Of his house on account
OF the indecent language which
they were using. They were
found guilty by the juries to
whom their cases were submitted
On Monday last, as the Judge
was about passing sentence upon
them, Mr.. Blake, their lawyer
moved for a new trial. This was
refused when on Tuesday he NOV
ed for an arrest of Judgment.
This motion was tried on Wednes
day and overruled by the Judge
The penalty for the crimes fol
which the accused were tried Is
not more than two years III thf
~Antt,pfnrr