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Official.
Police Jury sSroc~cessr@A

T~4ihoiaux. January 9Th 1879.
Parish OF Lafoulche.
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ward GEORGE johnson. Oh. ward Lawrenca
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ward. James Moran.
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ward.
II morlou OF Jane Moran, Resolved
| that the members present nysapcI rs nrrvte.
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Resolved tha- the surn of Fanr Hundred
and An,. V2,iW. he and is hereby au,aonria
led TO pay tie same.
tn mutton of James Moran duly second
ed. Resolved nat lie Parish be divided IN
to live Road and l.eree Distr;cts. as ner
O~uIinansa No. H..
@. motion Of II Northumberland
That the pfcs,I,,t n,,noiut the Road aud
4yre insl..rtn}s .nbiect tn tha anrrny.I
If T,c i-nj,.e .InIv
IN 9nofinn nj II" Era,klin and saeondaa
:,snIva.l ~ tha rasnIrtion adult ~
tn. n,,ari,n nf ynstnrtI,v .,aia,;va IN III.
s,i. Of IL fo,,;as ~ H.
,'..,. QUO ~. h,r;,r baer Ill r,. -
WIS a,ir.gtn,. Inv rhe tolio,rine vote -yig. :
w w .ni "a '"' 0' .
At, F~ranstin ,,resantaa tho s,,,ov;o,- "a
,oin+;nn raanirt,, 49, H. -, AS -
- CL,n.l - rba,ias cbar9i p
yyan,I L. oittu.+ a,t Ha.am,s ~ II,
l' ola ~. r.. $50 81 the poiiro 70
- H. paSS,sh nf T,FnrsoIa of+or ~
D,vs ar.rt so,,anf Of 10 nscloIL NJ - ~.
80" ~ IT, - at,n,JJt;. -, -
I ~, l;,+h hos'sI III; Up "a. E puo'1 pa "aJ'i' .
~ w :, 80 NJ 81 -. :"
80. = m~ Eli 49, 10 $ta3 d nfD".anl.
ho,. ,q7o 49,
IN n,,t;,, nf rb,,Ios pror, pos,,,aa
tn Nv, Ip,,snL. rnaaSrra, n,IDrad
r. r,r.H,s" tuo hoals na,osSar~ ~ 80
h ,n.onnt, ~ ~ par;sb ~ +ha+ ~
n1onnt ~ Ton s,4 he .nnr r;atod 10 - nav v
rant"n Nv 'Ffi'i p"'
IN ,,n,:aa NJ ram.z nn,,n aud 3u,x, sAo-
th,t tbs Pol and .ava.
,rsuarfnrs ha .un,ra1 f,r +i,ai. yar,-i.as
- sn,n at frr.sn-v. e,-a nnu,r. Isa5I ell
ne,. ,nn,th
on n,otinn Of =. Moran and seconded bv
/. Kr,cr1ar that the following named uer-
.nu. he anno;ntea Road and Iiyee Insnee-
| tors. For the first D..triet CIedamon Thib-
oasux, 3ccon, District, =. q. Aiieiaan third
p~istr;Ct charles l~crangue. fourth District
James Moran, fifth District, Lawrence
| Kramer.
The Yeas and Nays, Were called for and
the following members yooed NAYS, Char
| los i;eowu, II. Franklin. George Watson,
} rays ana Lawrence KraoILer, Charles
| Zer&rgue, and james hiorau Voted, yea
3 yeas. the president voted yea, by which
thu Resolution was adopted and the above
named person, were appointed koaG and
Levee inspectors.
IL. Franklin Introduces the f0IlC wing Re
solution, Resolved 5l&s tie Clerk Of tie
Police Jury shall iisosibe tpcn q special
book ali appropriations acouuLts cnd debts
recognized and approve by tbs Police Ju-
ry IL due successive 3rGer, 20 secure the
payment Of Huch Obligations contracted by
the Parish il strict accordance with their
respective dates.
BE 1t t'trtht. iesuivoo. That the Parish
Treasurer shall pay said ~ciai3as according
10 their numbers aHd order as numbered
by the committee on claims and the Treas
nger shall rrsecve md ho.4 az the disposi
ton OF the holders, all sl1.s thus becoming
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Take Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FaISh Of Lid loUrcne.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
EaIsh Of La loUrcbt.
THAT ION SATURDAY THE 18TH.
L day Of February 1871 viii proceed
to sell at Puzzle Auction at the Court
House IN the mnwn Of ThibodauX. at II
o'cleck Meridian. so tie last and highest
bidder the lease OF the Public Ferries bt
the Parish 81 Lalourche, to-wIt
LIST. St. johns.
al. Raeeland
81. Loekport.
iJh. Harangs.
For the balance of the year that is. from.
the 18th. day oil February 1879 to the lst.
day OF January ioS0 Possession gwen i'm
ntediateiy.
Terms CASH on the Spot.
Z. G.. ALEIAN,
President Pohc. Jury.
Parish OF Lafourche.
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The severe Geld and freezing
weather in the West has closed
most Of the rivers and caused Il
fall in the lower mississippi which
has interfered materially with
steamboat navigation III lafonr-
che.
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Hosts OF People are Martyrs

To sick ilea.lache. that infallibie symptom
Of 4 disnrdcrc,t stomach, liver aud bowels
Many sutte~ from 1t as many as three or
ioar mes 4 week. They do So needlcssly
for i!o>te,fer's stomach Bltters, ny toning
the digestive ORGANS and regulating the
bowels and tiy.r. temove tile cause. and
di>pcs thu painful symptom. The intimate
sy'pnatL AeJweca tic BRAN and the ai,io-
Elutl re IN cause tho sliylteS. disorder
atf,r.irg re ia-trs t. ae reflected, rs i
were, in t4o organ 81 Thought. Tia reform
instituted by the Bigters when the iiscs-
IKE, -eeretiye and cy;touative functions are
in a stale If Chaos, has other AMI more bene
tiy'al results viz, III complete nutrition
Of - Whole physical ECONOMY the reStort
trn o t9.,.llr ard r"t,ose, aid an increase
/" n" ''@ero ir system teteSjst diseases
OF { ul.t! RIA nc.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANT

4 y ~ " NJ TV n
There ia money in the Parish Treasnr.
to pay old warrants registered in 1876 ~
to and including No. 55l. r.
+. SAMOAN,
Dec. 18th. 1878. Parish Treasures
Extract from The Miaates Of the Proceed;n..
of he Police icy. Regnlar Session. Z
Oct. 1St., 1877.
RESOLVED: = That all Warrants
Claims against the Parish, not presentssr
TO the Treasurer for payment, within Sirtv
days after the Treasurer advertises he NJ
funds in the Treasury to paw the sama
shall be reregistered, and the fusds adj yer,
tised for t e payment Of the sairW Warrant.
or Claims, shall BE applied by said Treasn,
rer to the payment of the next Oldest Was
rants or Claims, in the order of their reris.
tration. =
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Attention is directed to the
advertisements of George E.
Strong Successor to Il. A. Tyler
ll5 Canal Street, New Orleans,
who has on hand, at al. times, an
assortment of Watches, Jewelry.
Clocks. Diamonds sc. that ctt,-
not be SURPASSED at any similar
establishment.
The honorable reputation which
this house has heretofore sustain
ed will TO maintained by Mr..
Strong.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and lead
en-colo1ed. with occasional hushes.
or a circunscribed spot on n Or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure senlcircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irrit2ted, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip
occasional headache, with hummIng
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva; Shiny o, furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
IN the morning; appetite variable,
sometimes voracious. with a gnawlng
sensation of the stomach. at others.
entirely gone; Aeeting pains IN the
stomach; occasional nausea and ON
ting; violen. pairs throughout the
abdomen bowels Irregular, at times
costIve; stools slim. not ~unfreouent-
~ tinged with blood, belly swollen
and hard urine 1urbio respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa,
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and conyulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding OF the
teeth temper variable. but generally
irritable. sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capeM Of doing tie sliighaa
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
MIFuGE bears the signatures of G.
MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. o.
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II. ii. Michelet has removed
his saloon To- the corner Of Main
and Focns Street. His Railroad
Exchange is neatly fitted up, mas
anew Billiard Table IN! all con
yenienccs necessary for such III
establishment. Lovers of good
drinks should give him q call.
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QUERY "Why vii men smoke
common tobacco, when they cali
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seaj Of NofM
CGroIiaG,' at The same PRICE,
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-Remer Der that Batin'S new
store i ut the corner OF Market
ANA St. Louis Streets, Under the
Franklin House.
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The proceedings OF the Police
Jury printed IN another COLUMN
is worthy the attention of the
Tax payer in Lafonrnhe.
The new board OF Police Jurors
met January g., composed OF
Charles Brown, Henry Franklin,
p. G.. AIleinan, George Johnson,
Lawrence Kraemer, Charles Ze-
ringhe, and James Moran, seven
members,
The Jury was organized by the
election Ct 7. G. Allcman for
President, G. W S4Riies Secrp-
tary, f. Sancan Treasurer, i. \.
Webre Srrgeat.t- at-arns and Or.
+. l.. LIGHT Parish Physician.
No fault will be found with the
5 lection of officers Us she selec-
tlon were rs good as could he
made.
AS retrrnchmant Of The expen-
SEES Of the Parish is tie desire OF
every citizen the Tab'rau offrot
able expenses Is satisfactory.
But after tho adoption OF the
said Tabieau the idea ct reform!
and tetrcnchment appears *
have forsaken the majority OF tL(
members IN Attendance.
An amount Of Sl5UO.0O is SET
apart for '''toad Inspectors an0
repairs of roads and bridges" !;
sum amply sufficient for ordinary
years.
But !. few minutes subsequent
ly 10 the adoption of the Tabiean.
the Boards makes s. division o.
the Parish into i've Road Dis,
tricts. and gobhleS up the @I500,
90 III salaries of the Road Inspe,
tors alone. leaving &oHjng to pay
any cApetises that may be incnr
red ; apl TO AIDE eclst 30 tie mat
ter appoints FIVE of their mem
bers to tie positions OF Road In
SpectorS. 1t viii he seen hy scui
ming the vote that this manOouvre
had the votes only of a majority
Of the members present. Had
there been IA full Board it is moi
believed tlat a proceeding SO un
preceLented, and Tep1ehonsiblt
unn1I inv-. k.,n hnI
The idea OF d Police JarY III
pointing its own members 81 I'll.
Offices would have been a natural
process for d Radical body in the
days Of Kellogg and Warmoti
but that one composed CT Demo.
Gratis would have been found
guilty Of such an act OF legis!a-
ton was not anticipated in lii
1Onrviie. And the worst feature
OF the matter, is, that they have
fixed asaIary for Road Inspeu.
tors much greater than has been
paid since the war.
Pientyot men, equally as capa
bic as these self constituted off
GERS are, woutd have taken THE
same positions for one half the
money.
The SENTINEL does not desire
10 De captions, pretering to hold
the mantle Of challtY over the
mistakes of cur rarnc'.iAi author.
tiles, than to lind iault Lnnecpssa
ll'y, but 10 retnaia silent, t!.ereLy
Sallc'l"nn" Il proceeding Sacli as
this, 1t does not feel disposed to.
,fO.
Mr.. {. Thjboaauy, one Of The
inspectors was nor present and it
is not believed that he vii, ~.
cepta post on thus given him.
and 1t Is also hoped fnr tie credit
OF this Parish, That the act Snok.
en ~, and universally condemned
by every reasonable man. viii ,,e
repealed At the next session of
he Police ,Irrv
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Editorials.

Chew JACKsoN'5,hFsT Sweet
Navy Feb
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-Real J. =. NachadO's won
dertul advertisement III to-Aavs
issue.
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Dry Goods and Clothings
can be bought from bauln'S now
store At New Orleans prices
Give him a call.
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TUESDAY January eth, 1879.

Police Jn:y met this day according to All
JournInent, at , o'clock A. II. Present the
a;a.ut. members rs Oh yesterday.
The eomnLitteg Oh claims, reported tavo-
r,llN Nlntn thc fnllA ninn:hiI Viz.
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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 900, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund Of $35O,0O0.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nener scales or
postpo'ees. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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-isuy your Dry Goods at J.
y. MacLado.
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DR.. G.. McLANE'S
PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without q rival.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish OF Lafourche.
Succession Of Octave Barrins.

Succession of Octave Barrins.
My VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
Ef 20 me directed ny the above entitled
Court, IN the above entitled and numbered
succession, | will offer for sale at public auc
ton, pursuant to law. II the last aud high
est bidder. on the PROMISES, situated in
said parish, right bank OF Bayou Laforrche
in the town Of Lockport, at ab0ut twenty
one miles below the town of Thibodaux, on
the 29th, day Of JANUARY 1879, between
the hours OF Il and o'clock p. NJ. all the
.moyables belonging to the said succession,
which are as follows, to-wit.
6 Chairs. 2Bedsta&ds, | Bureau, | Book
| case. / stove with cooking utensils, Tables
/ Armour, Buggy. J shot cum. j Cows etc.
It's luiiN detailed IN an inventory OF said
! succession Terms otSa.e Cash.
January ISti1, 1879.
l. \ WEBRE, Sheriff.
EsaEsaase - t;,e probable E--
gezzAex e. asaG Parish OF Ma.
~fosarc1se fog fsia>yeaT 1870.
Criminal Expeusee
| Jurors-Grand and Petit 300 90
Win ssses. holding
eouri~ boarding
PRISONERS, tlansp"r
'ation Of convicts.
S~heilifs, Clerks,
Justice Ufthe{gace
ann Constable fees }aJO 81
Conviction fees, 90 90 /, 500 %
General Expenses
Salaries oi Hn c,,s
an Police Jurors
pp" t.1rn -.--... 9]C 90
itastI f,S-.rt, -s \
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\ Y / !

Just opened at Holden's
Corner under the Franklin
House, Corner St. Louis and
Market Street, by SIMON
BAUM of New Orleans
Goods to be sold at
New Orleans Prices!
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Mr.. Machado vii! sell cheap
anyhow,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory 70, or after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un-
eoIaIed.
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BEWARE OF r~MTTATIONS-

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANR and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER Pulls, prepared by
Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations of the
name McLdne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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-fuii stock OF Hats, Boots and
Shoes d J D MacLado.
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Viii keep or hand q general
assortment of
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FATAL HAPPENINGS

DEADWooD, D T., June l4.-At Buff
falo Gap, Thursday night, by a sudden
rise and overflow of Beaver Greek, caused
by water spout, eleven persons were
drowned Their names were Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Rhodes, Cliff Rhodes, Manda
Rhodes, the iItlers three children, all emi-
grants on their way to the Hills from
Mills county, Iowa, and four men going
from the Hills to the railroad, names un-
known. Two were team owners, one a
passenger and night herder. Five min-
utes from the first alarm the whole cOun-
try was flooded and the water subsided al
most as suddenly as il rose,
Further particulars of the cloud-burst
near Buffalo Gap Thursday evening OBJ
tanned from passenger in this evening s
coach, show that the water commenced
raising about s o'clock 10 Beaver creek,
one mile this side OF Buffalo Gap station,
IN the Sidney stage road and about nine
ty-two miles from Deadwood. Near tho
banks of this creek were camped a party
of nine persons from Mill county, Iowa
four from the Black Hills and Montgom
cry Bros and Clsrk's freight outfits
loaded with 10000 pounds, principall!
Homestake machinery, which was nearl!
all destroyed and only few mules wer,
saved No estimate can be made Of tn
loss at this writing Nine persons wer
drowned whose names were given in tn
previous dispatch Four bodies have S
far been recovered. The water covered
space forty miles wide and subsided with
in two hours after the rise. Fragments c
the wagons we're seen three to five mile
from the scene of the disaster. All creek
in and around the Hills are unusuall
high.
:. BowsELL, june IA About two o 'cIoc
,, this afternoon about $50 persons wer
taking shelter il low lumber shed froI
severe thunder storm, when a thunder
bolt struck the shed, separating an
? passing down each side of it, killing il
stantly two men. Mike Wapgman and lie
Shermes. fatally iujuring Geo. james an
JDo. Lane. while Lorenzo Steamy and al
other named Sam Arnevall we're severel
: injured The crowd was called togetht
: for shooting tournament at this place.
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In q noted breach of promise case re-
Gently, the Judge decided in favor of the
defendant he having proven that the plain
tiff had u very offensive breath, caused by
CATARRH, and that while he offered to
purchase OUR VEGETABLRa CATARRH
CURE for her, she persisted in Using some
other remedy. although shc constantly
grew worse. Finally being unable to bear
it any longer, he Cancelled the engagement,
and notwithstanding the fact that plaintiff
proved that since their two hearts had dis
Continued to beat as one. she had, By using
above named preparation, been entirely
cured, the court while commending her
final sensible action, decided against her
on the grounds, that anyone troubled
with such disgusting and annoying dis
ease who would not accept the offer defen'
dant proved to have made, was not enti
tied to any damages. Let others take
warning and profit by this unfortunate
young Iadys experience. Our" VEGET
ABLE CURE for CATARRH is smoked in q
pipe. and by this method of medlcatec
yapor applies direct to the disease.
Sold by all Druggists; SOC and $l,OO pc
! package
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Free or Cost.

Dr.. KINGS New DISCOVERY for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, etc, is given away
in trial bottles free Of cost to the afflicted.
If you have q severe cough, cold, difficulty
of breathing, hoarseness or any affection
of the throat or lungs by all means give
this wonderful remedy trial. AS you
value your existence you cannot afford to
let this opportunity pass. We could not
afford and would DOT give this remedy
away unless we knew it would accomplish
what we claim for it. Thousands of hope.
less cases have already been completely
cured by it. There is no medicine in the
world that will cure one-half the eases thai
DR. KINGS New DISCOVERY will cure
For sale by G. Speidel, Rock Island.
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TO-Dav'S Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

NEW CASTLE ON TYNE, June 10
Hanl an won as he liked Immense en-
thusiasm.
The start was made from a point off the
Mansion house. The weather was fine
though dali and the water was beautifully
smooth. There was an immense concourse
OF spectators and twenty steamers laden
with passengers followed with the race.
FIVE to two on Hanlan had been laid
during the morning, but he came into
much better favor just prior to the start.
Elliott v on the toss and took the northern
shore. After some delay, at 1915 O'Clock,
the men got off to the capital start. Han
la1 dashed in a stroke at a rate AZ to
minute and drew to the front. Elliott struck
at the rate OF forty to the minute and eX
cited all his enormous strength but splash
ed now and then and his boat did not
travel we'll Hanlau got the lead of over
lengths at Red Heugh bridge. time for
mile; SIX minutes ten seconds and half.
the Canadian leading by FIVE Ienghs. Han
Ian now slowed down aud contented him
self with keeping advantage and eventually
won very easily by eight lengths in the
good time Of twenty-one minutes one
second. There were enormous crowds al
Scott's Wood who cheered Hanlan to the
echo.
| TORONTO, June l6.-The second dis
patch from New Castle on Tyne says Han
Ian won by ten lengths.
| LONDON, June l6,-At half past nin'
this morning the score in the pedestrian
match was as follows: Brown, SO. miles
Weston, 3d. Ennis, 454; Harding, 423
Harding was off the track aud it is believ
ed used up.
4P. M.-At this hour the score in th
pedestrian match stood: Brown SO; Wes
ton 81; Ennis 10; Harding 65; Weston i
going very strongly and offers of three t
one against him are the best that are to b
had. Ennis is walking we'll. There ar
lpresent about 5000 spectators.
Il ITALY.
| ROME, June 16.-At the municipal eleC
ton yesterday the clericals gained the aC
vantage owing to division in the liber'
ranks. The fact produces great impre'
! sion here.