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BrcK WHrAr FIorn Cracked Wheat
oat Meal, ilominy Griia, Prunes, Mince
Meat, Apple Butter, Pickles IN Bulk, and
many other nice things NJ Geo. D. Wear.
en-
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MALICIOUS WouNmSa. ellis Frcdcr.
ick, charged with maliciously shooting
Thomas Hatfield, sis miles South of Crab
Orchard, was lodged IN jail here on We'd
ncs'lay night. Hatfield D. painfully tho
not ncccssarily fatally wounded Anail
Frederick, charged with being an acccs'o-
~, has not been apprchendcd
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How NUTMEGs GRow.-Nut
m-gs grow On little trees which
look like little pear trees, aud are
generally over twenty feet high.
The flowers are very much like
the lily of the valley. They are
pale and very fragrant. The nut
meg is seedOf the fruit, and mace
is the thin covering over the seed.
The fruit is about as large as a
peach. When ripe it breaks open
and shows the nut inside. The
Trees grow on the islands of Asia
aud in tropical America. They
bear fruit for seventy or eighty
years, having ripe frnit upon
them at all seasons. A fine tree
in Jamaica has over four thousand
nutmegs Oh it yearly. The Dutch
used to have all this nutmeg
trade, as they owned the Banda
Islands, and conquered all the
other traders aud destroyed all
the trees. To keep the price up
they once burned three piles of
nutmegs, each as large AZ a
church. Nature did not sympa
thize with such meanness.
! The nutmeg pigeon, found in
all the Indian islands, did :or the
world what the Dutch had deter.
mined should not be done-carri
ed those nuts, which are their
food, into all the surrounding
countries, and trees grew again,
and the world had the benefit
Boston Journal Of Commerce.)
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Guedry's, gave IS votes, sc demo
cratic and % radical. Beattie had
7 democratic votes and Webre 4
radical votes.
In the above figures the vote
for Lieutenant Governors has
been assumed as the one showing
the actual vote of the two par>
ties. The entire vote of the par>
lsh falls about 600 below the reg
lstration.
The actual majority by this
est, as we'll as by the vote OF the
State ticket, except that of the
Governor has been over 200 in
favor of the democrats.
Taking into consideration the
fact that there are at least 100 col
oled men in the parish, working
on sugar plantations who are not
residents, and the further fact of
All equal number of white resi-
dents who are working in other
parishes or absent hunting, there
is an actual democratic majority
in Lafourche at any other period
of the year, of fully 400.
Judge Beattie has run ahead of
his ticket more that $50 votes d.
Webre has led his party vote
about ITO votes j. w. KnoblOch,
GrisamOre and Billiu are behind
the State ticket about so votes,
Mathews falls behind $50 votes.
There has been more scratch
ing than at any election within
ten years.
A singular fact concerning this
votcls that every democrat OH the
parish ticket except Webre, falls
about 80 votes behind the State
democratic ticket. It, would APP.
pear that the further one gets
from home the more popular he
becomes.
Judge Beattie obtained demo>
cratic votes in every precinct ex
cept the Que in which he resides
Politics a,e scaly things and cleo
tons are mighty uncertain.
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A little shoe black called at
the residence of II clergyman and
solicited Il piece of bread and
some water. The servant was
directed to give the child bread
from the crumb basket, and as
the little fellow was walking slow
ly away and shifting the gift III
tween his fingers for II piece
large enough to chew, the minis
ter called him back AMI asked
him it he had ever learned to
pray. On receiving a negative
answer he directed him to say,
''Our Father" hnt he conld not
understand the familiarity.
els it our father-y0ur father
my father :"
"Wby certainly"
The boy looked at him awhile
and commenced crying, at the
same time holding up bis crus,
OF bread, and exclaiming between
his SObs:
"YOu say that your father is
my father; aren't you ashamed
to give your little brother such
stuff to eat, when you have got
80 many good things for your
self p
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Pa ish COuLt, Parish of Lafourche.
of Louis Sylvein Allan No. 1909
PrObates.

Succession Of Lonis Sylvein Allan No. 1909
PrObates.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered Succession, | will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
House in the town Ut Thibodaux, OIL
Saturday, January 3rd, 1880
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock p. NJ. the following described pro-
perty, tO-wit:
LIST. A certain tract of land situated in
said parish Of Latonrelle. on the right
banx of bayou LafOurche. in the immedi
ate vicinity of and below the town OF
ThibOdauX commencing at about one ar-
pent aud a half and twenty-five feet from
the center of the levee on bayou Lafourchc)
| and running back to the depth Of nine
arpents fourteen feet and eight inches
more or less. being bounded north or In
front by street separating it from the brick
| yard of Mrs. H. +. KnOblOch; east by St.
Charles street +; sOnth or in the rear by
land OF William and Matilda jackson ; west
by lands Of Clay KuOblOch, Joseph Berthe
lot. and others, together with all the build
| ings and improvements thereon.
I'd. Another lot Ct ground immediately
in the rear Of the first above Described
lands put not adjacent therein, being sep
Grated therefrCm by a lot belonging to
William Robinson, William jackson and
Mathilda Jackson-formeriy belonging tn
Chas. Schifferstine-measuring two hun
bred and tifty-eight feet and eight inches
(258 feet 8 inches) front on st. Charles
street west by lands Of Celestin Young,
Jonet Wilson, and partly by Lindsay Will
liams and south by lot Of Clarlce Crozier'
I'd. A lot Of household furniture.
Terms Of Sale-Cash on the Spot in
United States Treasury Notes.
L. A. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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THIS standard article is compound
I'd with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and q
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itchin
and dandruff. It gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation Of grea
comfort, and the scalp by its US
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties 1t restore
he capillary glands to their norma
7igor, preventing badness, and max
ng the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has bee:
jound so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, ND, State Assaye
# Massachusetts, says, "The con
,tituents are pure, and carefully sc
ected for excellent quality +; and
consider it the BEST PREPARATIo!
or it's intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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In MenlOrianl.
From the New Orleans Observer

SAS
DIED-At the residence of the family, at
| Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish Louisiana on
| Sunday, Nov. 23rd. 1879. at 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
| Nancy McKeitheh beloved wife OF John j.
Coleman, aged So years 10 months and "a
| DAYS, a native of Raleigh, N. C. and a resi-
dent of this Parish for the past thirty
years. .
The deceased lady was a true
Christian, having been received
into the Protestant Episcopal
Church thirty years ago by Bish-
op Polk. As churchmemb Der,
she was faithful and devoted, as a
wife and friend she was loved aud
respected by all. This feeling
was most particularly exem lifted
during her last and painful i'll
mess. The kindness there shown
by all will be always most CRATE
fully remembered 10y the bereaved
husband, who takes this Opportu.
nifty, both for himself and for his
brethren of Pride of Thibodaux
Lodge No. 1851, of G. U. o. u. F,
to render the most heartfelt
thanks to all friends. and more es
pecially to the members of the
Protestant Episcopal church: Rev.
c. +. d. Lyme and family, Mrs.
Rich. :Pugh, Mrs.T. l.. Winder,
Mrs. |. e. Raglan, Mrs. j. Will
liams, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Men.
zies, aud families, Mrs. Binnings
and assistant, Rev. and Mrs. Har
per. Messrs. Franklin, Leblanc,
Jones, Richard, Guthredge, Craw
~, Sheloin, Brown, Robinson,
and families, aud Mrs. Myers and
ia mily.
A good and worthy lady has
passed away, leaving all affection
ate husband. whose lot she has
shared for twenty>eight years, to
mourn an irretrievable loss. With
him we sincerely syupathizc.
But this separation will not he for
long. In that better land, to
which We all are travelling, he
will find again the wife of his hos
ON, the companion of his life.
That, in this severe affection,
he may be cOinfortpd by the di-
vine promise, assuring all Of ii bet
ter future afte. Il we'll spent life,
| is tue heartfelt wish of
HIS FRIENDS.
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Communicated.
What is Sauce for the
Goose is sauce for
the Gander.

/ When We had Il radical school
board in this parish, The schools
were closed for a week previous
to the election, and the teachers
officially ordered to thoroughly
canvass their wards. No dcduc-
ton was made for this stoppage,
so that the money wrUng by taxa
ton from the people, was used
TO support their dirty ring tick
cts. When a teacher, in the
slightest manner deviated from
the politics of the Board, he was
promptly kicked out without
hearing Or trial. The most igno-
rant, wOoden-beads were ap-
pointed as teachers, on account
of their political influence.
Now we have a Democratic
Board, which persists in giving
positions to the bitterest enemies
of our parish-men who are open
" seen working against the inter
ests of our district and parish.
While the bnlldozing tactics of
their predecessors are certainly
to be condemned, We think there
is a golden mean in everything,
aud that we are not bound to fur
uish the rope to hang ourselves.
A change is imperatively necessa.
~, and if it cannot be effected
under the kind and impartial ad.
ministration of our conservative
friends, we must earnestly urge
that they should promptly be
made to give way for some BOur>
bOns of the most stalwart kind,
who would not scruple at a gener
al kick.Out.
There is no doubt, but, had
the educated cOlOred meu of this
pari- h, who are school teachers,
used rs great efforts to support
the democratic candidate for Sen.
atOr, as they did in bulldOzine
his adherents, the result would
have been more satisfactory
They must have seen the impor
lance Of the matter-0r do they
desire to be excused on the score
of iguOrances
Well, Rome was not built iu a
day, and the time will speedily
1nnlp when Such cOndnct will mr.
more be quoted ut u premium.
CONSER VATIVE-R REPUBLICAN,
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TOWN HALL,
Thursday November Goth. 1879.
The Town Council of the Town Of Thibo-
daux met IN adjourned special session This
day ut S O'Clock P. NJ.
Present w. G. Raglan, Mayor c. Arena,
j. Z. Blanchard. L. Keete, H. w. Tabor.
and JOS. A. Tron6 Trustees.
Absent. T. Alberti, Trustee.
On motion duly seconded the proposal OF
T. Robichaux for making a wharf Oh the
levee was accepted and the Mayor was au-
thorized to appoint q committee OF three to
draw a suitable contract for having said
wharf built in accordance with proposal.
On motion duly seconded an appropria-
ton of Seven hundred and fifty dollars
was made out of the funds now in this
Treasury for the building of said wharf.
The Mayor appointed l.. Keefe. j. +.
Blanchard, aud Fl. w. w. Tabor on com-
mittee for drawing wharf CONTRACT.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad
journed.
Mayor.
| (Signed1 A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
A true copy:
A.. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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Thibodaux. Decent

Thibodaux. December 9Th, 1879.
A meeting of the Members of the Bar Of
the Parish of Lafourche was this day held
in the Court House. at which all the mem
bers of the Bar were present.
On motion Hon, A. F. KnoblOch was
made chairman of the meeting and Thomas
l. Winder Esq. was made Secretary.
Joseph 5. GOode Esq, presented the fol-
lowing resolution which was duly seconded
and unanimously adopted
With q + ull experience of that confidence
which a successful practice at the bar for
more than thirty years can alone inspire
and realizing his.eminent fitness for the posi-
tion by reason of his ripe age his legal abil-
ity and his sterling personal character, we
do respectfully and earnestly suggest to
the Legislature the propriety of e~lecting
our tried friend and confrere
EUGENE WILLIAM BLAKE,
to the position Of Judge Of the 5th. Judicial
Circuit for the long term, and we request
that the Attorneys of the several parishes
forming u new judicial Circuit take
such action. as will assist our appeal to the
Legislature.
A. +. KNOBLOCH. President.
I. l.. WINDEa. Secretary.
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Official,
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. I
Thursday, November 18th. 1879. 5
The Town Council of the Town Of ThibO
daux met in special session this day.
Present w. c. Raglan Mayor, c. Arena,
T. ALBERT, L. Keefe, and H. w. Tabor,
Trustees.
Absent: j. E. Blanchard and Jos. A.
Tron6 Trustees.
The proposal Of T. Robichaux, tor build
ing a wharf on the bayou and a large
bridge over the canal at the intersection OF
Market street was presented.
iourned to Thursday, November 2Oth.~l879
ut Z o'clock p. NJ.
(Signedl w. &. Raglan.
Mayor.
[Signed] A. J. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council
A true copy:
& A.. j, PERRIN. Clerk Town Council.
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Many planters have finished
.o,l;nc in this Parish. From all
|+het we can learn we ~re-lterate
The opinion, heretofore expressed
|. tha SENTINEL that the crops
h Lafourche will be a low aver
bge.
The sugar however has been OF
GOOD quality, whilst no cane has
been lost.
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"There's our jeremiah" said
Mr.. Shelburne, che went off to
make his living by his wits"
"Well, did he succeed !" No,
said the old man, with a sigh.
and significantly tapping his
head, abe failed for want Of CAPT
tal,3
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The Senatorial vote of the 9th

IL. A. Wilt has been elected
Governor of Louisiana by nearly
10000 majority, the constitution
has been adopted hy nearly $4,000
majority and the State Debt Ordi
nance by II small majority.
Glory enough for one cain.
paign.
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Benjamin Franklin occasional
" stumbled upon the truth. He
said "The eyes of other people
are the eyes that ruin us. If all
but myself were blind, l should
mt want a fine house nor tine fur
'niture.
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3uo11agham's 1y,
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may b
,elied on to change the color Of th
,eard from gray or any other undesi1
,ble shade, to brown or black, at dis
:retion. It is easily applied, being i,
,ne preparation, and quickly and Ell
ectually produces a permanent color
which will neither rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by R. p. NALL { CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
"a b n psee1sts, I'd osalsss n Xsaiaaee.
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We print a communication
from Conservative Republicans
ko-lay, not because we agree en-
kifely with them, but only to show
khe small appreciation the colored
|yoters have for any advantages OF
Esyors shown them by their pOliti
eal oppOnents. There is as much
truth as poetry in the cOmmuni
cation.
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AT "Cheap Johns" under the
rankin House purchasers will
And the most complete stock OF
r rao wear, dry goods Of all des
"r;ntions, at prices which defy
.amnetitions. The proprietor con
.;nnally makes his purchases at
Now York direct, which enables
him to make better selections,
nd to offer better bargains, than
.er ba found elsewhere.
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Local News.

Lafourche now has as fine a
court House as any parish in the
c...o The new iron fence is not
o,lv useful but ornamental.
When the interior Of the yard is
nrOperly graded and cleaned, the
aotward appearance will still
more be improved.
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Words are messengers of good
or evil-spiritual forccs-angels
of blessing or cursiDg. Unutter
ed We control them /; uttered they
control US.
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An Eastern paper says: "Every
mau who goes into the lumber
woods this winter should take
with him a supply at J0hnson's
A.odyne Linimeatand Parsons Put'
gatire Pills. L; is little prrcua'i"n
NAV save months of labor and
much sntfcring.'
The exposure Of the utter worth
)essness of the large pa ks OF
horse aud cattle powders has say.
Ell our people Il vast sum. There
is only one kind now known that
aie strictly pure and these are
Sheridan's. Don't throw away
your money.
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II in said that a bill will be in.
troduced in Congress next wint
er for reducing the Presidents
salary from $4,000 to $4,000.
This will have Il subduing effect
upon the Grant boom 80 tar as
Grant himself is concerned.
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H2
GRAND, GLOOMY AND PECULI-
[lR.- Every fair morning when
thp sun has dispeled the dews,
four tramps take position in front
pf one of the famous iry good
Rtores OF, Main Street where they
remain standing, during the day.
They are pretty we'll dressed, tor
cramps, say nothing t" any body,
aud III the sun gees down behind
the western trees, they disappear
DO one knows where.
And 80 day by day these -four
Fellows come in silence and noise
lessly disappear.
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A Massachusetts paper. com
menting on tho tact that a farmer
nearly lost his life by sinking in
a quagmire, adds 'Men who do
not subscribe for a newspaper
must expect to be sucked in eve
ry now and then.'
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The Late Election i'm La.
fOurche.

this Parish.
Precincts No. 1 located at
Brands store gave 141 votes, of
which GO we're Democratic and %
Republican. Two Democratic
votes were given to Beattie, aud
Webre received z Republican
votes.
Precinct No. 2 located at Bruly
Lane gave 267 votes Of which SO
were Democratic and 1859 Republi
can. .Beattie received one Demo
cratic vote and Webre 5 Republi-
can votes.
Precinct No. 3 located at Thibo
daux gave $50 votes of which 2SS
were Democratic and 272 Radical.
Beattie obtained IL Democratic
votes, and Webre had % Radical
votes.
Precirt No.I,4 located near Ar.
sene Bergerolts gave 1O1 votes
Democratic 39,A Radical 62. Beat
tie received 1Ol Democratic votes.
Dunn and Fr4zler about Z, aud
SEWN 6.
Precinct No. y, located at Jules
ThibOdaux's, cAst "a votes, 62
democratic and ~ radical. Beat
tie obtained SO democratic votes,
Cahen and Stewart 10, Dunn and
Frazier 9, Poche 2O,'Sevin 80.
Precinct No. 6, located at L.
Folse's store, csst 76 votes, 6s
democratic, 10 radical. Beattie
received 5 democratic votes,
Poche 8 and Seviil 2.
Precinct No. at Ben Folse's
store cast 1877 volts, IO3 democrat
ic, 81 radical, 5 d3mocratic votes
were cast for Beafie,1 for Poche
and 2 for SEWN.
Precinct No. s at Lockport,
gave 1OS votes, all democratic. OF
which Beattie obtained 9, Poche
IL, and SEWN /.
Precinct No. 9, located at Louis
Lerilie's store gave 76 votes, Of
which - were Democratic. Beat.
tie had 10 democratic votes, Bill.
lin was scratched 8 times and
Mathews As, Pocbe received 9
/, and SEWN 4 democratic votes.
Precinct No. 10, located at E
Rogers store, gave 26O votes, /"
which 135 were Democratic ani
125 radical. In this box Beatti,
! II Il II democratic votes, aut
I Webre 6 radical votes.
:, Precinct No. IL. locat ell at q
/ n. Coulon's store, cast 243 votes
3 of which 169 were radical and y
democratic. Webre had one rad
ical vote.
:. Precinct No. IL, located at Go.
D sins store, gave 213 votes, ~
Democratic. 81 Republican ; Beat
: tic had 4 democratic votes, Pooh,
, l and SEWN 2.
. Precinct No. 13 located ut Loui
Dantin's cast 50 votes IS demo
= cratic, IS radical. Beattie had
democratic votes.
b Precinct No. IA at Victor LIE
gendre's, cast Al votes. Is dem
. cratic and Is radical. Beattie +
O ceived 4 democratic votes.
T. Precinct M. Is at Malagay
x gave AZ votes, all democratic, O
. which Beattie obtained q.
!, Precinct No. 16 at P. A. Ledet'
s store, gave 1877 votes, 'pf whic1
Sc were democratic aud ILL rad
o Cal. Beattie received 2 demOcra
ic votes.
Precinct No. II at Well. He
{ bert's store, gave 152 Votes, 9
democratic and 60 radicaI. Beat
tie had 3 democratic votes, j
=; w. Knobloch obtained 2 radlca
votes, and SEWN 8 Democrat
votes.
ri Precinct No. Is at j. s. Pei
kin's store, cast 235 votes, Ia
radical and 95 democratic. Webr
=, obtained 33 republican votes.
Precinct No. 10 at Il. Dufresne
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourchc, Fifth Justices Court.
l.. F. Suthon rs. No. 50 Gerasime Preiean.
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI Fla
ID cias, to me directed by the Honorable
NJ. w. Billiu, Fifth Justice of the Peace in
and for the Parish of Lafourche. l will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. on SATUR-
DAY the Doth. day of December, 1879, at
IL o'clock A. NJ at the office Of the above
mentioned Justice Of the Peace. the follow
ing described property to-wit :
The undivided half of 10 stacks of rice,
seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms Cash on the sprt.
JAMES SECRET,
Constable