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ORDINANCE No. 15.

Levying a Tax on Trades Professions Occu-
patio,,s etc. providing Public Revenue
Tor the Parish of Lafoutche for the year
1880.
Be it ordained by the Police jury Of the
Parish of Lafourche, That the following
annual tax on trades and professions or oc-
cupations hereinafter named, shall be col
lectesl by the Parish Tax Collector.
Section !. Retail Merchant, including
stores upon plantations wether owned by
the owners thereof or not. Planters or 9TH
crs ,lllng gootls or supplies at a profit to
parties wether i9 their employment or
not $l5.
From each proprietor Of Saw mill or
planning mill who sells over Two Thousand
Dollars annually so.
From eoch keeper of Livery Stable
with stalls aud other accommodations for
for horses aud mules SO.
From each and every owner of either pub
lie or private hack Or carriage used for
hire 80
From each proprietor of every Billiard
Table or Saloon. Bowling Alley, or Pistol
Gallery, in which there is but one table oz
target$l5
Where there are but two tables, alleys o.
From each Fortune Teller, Astrologist o.
Clarvoyant e5O.
|. From the proprietors Of all Coffee Houi
es Bar Rooms, drog Shops, Gardens or Ca
barettes. &35.
All retail dealers selling liquors. wines Of
bitters, tnot including malt liquors) in lesa
quantities than an ordinary wine bottle
shall be considered . coffee house keeper
wether the liquors be drank ON the premil
es or not, and shall pay in addition to ths
grocery license, coffee house license, pro
vided the liquor SO sold shall not be dranl
On the Premises, if drank on tho premise,
be shall be considered coffee house keep
er.
From each proprietor or keeper Of Res
taurant, Eating House, Beer Saloon, Re
freshment Salo"n, in which cakes, ic<
cream and other refreshments are fur
nished $40.
Every Country Inn or Hotel or keeper Q
the same $40.
| From each Peddler or Hawker who cal
ries goods, wares, merchandise or gvoce
ries for sale through the Parish-in Boat 3
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The entire proceeds arising from the sail
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
ph,.n NJ tMorial Fund. which is invested i,
United State. Registered Bonds fur the mn
turr, care, support and EDUCATION OF til.
ten infants deprived of their parents last
su'nlncr ut New Orleans, itle mclanclo'
incinrnts OF which sad hefea-einent ar,
still fresh in the public miul.)
The b ~,A is az rteyi"t 0ct0n.. rontainin,
l6O pages ,cith a jf"c photograph EAears,
"md q line .s:sei eayrariag. ma.te ertassxi.
for his ,rnr;, four large maps 0f BatH.
net!x. Lound IN hankA,me Gray Emgtisi
Cloth at 'rllKEE DOLLARS. or IN q fm,
Sheep Binainy. wiia .H"rb!e E.!ge, TFIht
i'OLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-In Hal,
B"""d More co, "trnvy styte. FOUR Dol
i.AkS or IN best Lera,t Turkey Nmqcco
tuH GiH Si.ftS, FIVl. DOLLAR>
On the receipt from amy person remit
tin. by mail or express. Of the am"nnt in d
registered letter or ly IA postal order, bank
draft, or check II copy will be immediately
sent fr,'e Of postage, registered us second
class nxtter.
The volume is pnblished in the best style
OF Typography. un elegant paper. with il
lustrations, executed as highest specimens
Of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose, all
alike render it worthy place in every H.
hrary.-on every desk or nlon the boo
shelf of every house i'll the country.
Agcmts ra,sted IN ercry, torn md country
IN tbs United Staics. and a preference aIll
be girem to honoruJiy discharged retera,.s
rom the army,
To- the Ladies', who feel desire to ex.
press their sympathy with The Hood Or
phan Memorial Fund the sale OF this book
among their circle Of friends, will afford an
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court, Parish Of Lafourche.
Of Lucien Faucheux and Wifi,
No. 1908 PrObates.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
/ cree Of the above Court aud Fin obe-
dience to II commission, to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered Success
sions, will offer for sale at public auction,
pursuant to law, to the last and highest
bidder OH the premises situated about thir-
ty four miles below the town Of fThibudaux,
on SATURDAY the 10th. day of APRIL
1880, between the hours of II o'clock A. N.
and o'clock 2. N. the following described
property belonging to the above successioms
tO-wit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A GER
tain tract OF land, situated in. said parish
on the right bank OF Bayou Lafourche, at
about thirty fou: miles below the town Of
Thibotlaux, measuring four arpents more or
| less front by forty aspents in depth, bound
ed above by land of Henry Fancheux to-
gether with all tho buildings and improve
| MeDts thereon.
TERMS OF SALE :-ONE HALF OF
the adjudication. Cash in United States
Currency, and the remainder half, PAYABLE
at the majority OF the minors with legal in
terest from date Of sale and special ven
doris lnortg retained ON the land to in
sure said one half of adjudication.
THIMUTE BOURGEOIS.
Administrator.
Thiboalaux, March 9th. loSo.
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Notice.

The Committee on "Reliefs and for sup
plying Disabled Soldier! with Artificial
Limbs" will meet at the Capitol, in the oom
Of the Judiciary Committee. on TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS, at 1850 a. m., Of each
week, until further notice.
The clerk of courts of records throughout
the State are requested to forward to the
committees list of probable bencticiaries.
residents of their several parishes, under
article 204 of the constitution. togethe.
with all the facts in each particular case.
Evidence submitted must give the name
and residences of the applicant, the COM
mand to which he belonged, aud the
exact nature of his disability.
Apple 'nts from the parish of Orleans
viii please appear in person before the com
mttee, or submit testimony in. accordance
with above specifications.
Papers friendly to the object Of this no
tice will pleaec- copy.
w. c HARRIS, Chairman.
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Mag,sit tiiice''t Ssoi''1 J
Aer. |
For. 826 @!

= 49, & *
The noet Beausifal Cheap, Wstch which
has svef prod uced is the fanloua GENEVA
GEN GOLDEN CHikONOMETER.H'4 1t II
not gold. nor .'heavy guild plate ~ N. II.
dealers claim il to be, but in such an exact
i,nitation that no one but an expert can dis
tinguisb it from the purest metal, except
by chemical test. They are stamped rs
k - will not tarnish under two years, the
movement is Of the latest style, cf tho
greatest accuracy, and each sud every pur
Chaser receives our written guarsntee that
they will remaiu in perfect order with fair
usage for two years. They are uacd extsn-
siyety ON railroads and steamboats, where
accurate time is required. For all practi-
eal purposes they are in every way equal
to a Uciid Gold Watch costing 416o Tone
hundred sugf fifty dollars.)
Thase watches are now being cold st &l2
each in N. Y. ard arc quite = saoritfce at
that. price, You have doubtless seeu them
advertised in prominent papers Ut thas
By Especial arrangements We are now
closing out large stOrk 1t prices jnst satll
cicnt To pay im,,0rt daties, freight efN.
sePtlk ONLY y. we will nail sse of
these Geuuipe GENEVA GEN fSRkc1aHE6
to any address in the U. ). This includes
q handsome exact imitation gold chain Of
nObby pattern. LRulos styteS GEM
Watches, very beautiful with tasty linked
neck at same prices. Two watches
and chains for g. No further discount no
matter how many you order. Sent e. o.
d. if desired and 81 is sent to insure ex-
press charges.
N. b. After this stock is exhausted we
cannot furnish the came watches for less
than &l2, and ~ the stock will be closed
out very soon. you should loss no time in
securing one.
Send cmy AAanta.f friend to oar office to
eraniae tie scatcAes yo. desire. Address,
Il MICHAEL T. CO.,
r Sole Southern Agents,
Atlanta, Ga.
TThis is rare opportunity for Jewe-
ers and Spectators. Splendid for Christ
mas and New Year presents.
Don't tail to mentiop this paper when
orderinx-l
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A Rochester PAvsicina, Eun,

A Rochester PAysic;as' Esperi
eace.-R. Caulkins, NJ. D., Of Ro-
chester, n Y, certifies Oct. 9th.
1879. that he has used the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cnte in his
practice for diseases OF the kid
neys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory III the extIrme.
He says ;"I would now prescribe
the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and you are ct liberty
to SO state in your Testimonials.
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH DEVILLARD
NO. 1856 PROBATES.

y Court, Parish Of Observation-Disclosures
Theodore Verricr administrator Of said es
tate has this day rendered u sfinal account
Of his administration and prayi=g the
homologation Of the same.
Now. therefore the parties interested. are
hereby no2tied to produce in this office,
within ten days following the publication
OF the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologati0n OF
said account, otherwise the same shall be
approved and homologated according to
law.
i~~~) Witness my hand and the inn
LIS. press Of the seal of my Office, this
~ 10Th. day of March A. ID. 1880.
J. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk
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INIlU UIICVI.
(~~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal of my office, this 18th.
[ ~ SIay.ot March. A. d. 1880.
J. w. kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
Ex-oficiO member OF Jury Commissioners
for the Parish Of Lefourche.
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For sale.

'0NE STEAM GRANULATING PAN.
" capable of granulating fteen to TWEEN
ty hpsshe,ds of Sugar in ' "a hours;
same cheap. 5. + GRISAMORE.
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List OfJurOrs.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Parish of LafOurch6.

+ HEREBY CERTIFYTHATTH THEF FORE.
4 going is II tt ue and correct list of the
ury drawn by the Jury Commissioners for
<'id parish to serve as grand and petit jury
i"r the next session OF the Twentieth Judi
cal District Court, beginning on Monday
April 9TH, 1880.
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GARDEN SEEDS,
FLOWER SEEDS,
PLANTS ETC.

Send to E. Baker IA Camp Street. New
Orleans tor Almanac and Garden Manual
for the South with directions for culture
and price list. Jan-38o-1m
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SUGGESTIONS OFposEPH DEvILLARD
AND WIFE OPHELIA BOUDkEAUX.

AND WIFE OPHEL1A BOUDkEAUX.
Parish COurt-Parish OF Lafourche No.
1856 Probates.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- Lafourche-Whereas Theodore Verrier
administrator of said estate has this day
rendered q final account Of his administra-
ton and praying the homologation OF the
same.
Now, Therefore the parties interested, are
hereby notified to produce in this Office,
within ten days following the publication
of the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homolosatlon of
said account. otherwise the same shall he
approved and homologated according to
law.
(~) Witness my hand and the i'm.
LIS press Of the seal Of my Office. this
(~~s 9th. day of March A: D. 1880.
j. w. kNOBLQCk Clerk.
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Pickets /! Pickets :!

Seven and Eight Feet
a quantity for sale cheap by j. ID.
MACHADO.
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ORANGE TREES !!

Parties desiring to to buy Orange Trees,
apply to Victor Paye, cutoff. or H. II.
Mehelst, Thibodaux. Feb-7 80
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Charlie. J. Barker,
Notary Public.

1 Attends promptly to all business p.rt ain
pg to said office. Will also attend to col
sctions.' Office ut his residence Lockport
Y.Arsh Of LatOurche. oct-!5
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Highest Medal nt Vienna and
Philadelphia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-23
TELEGRAPHICM MESSAGES SHOULD
= BE INVIOLABLE.

A BILLS pending in Congress to
secure the inviolability photographic
dispatches, by placing them on an
equal footing with letters sent
through the mails. 1t should be-
come law. To be useful as q me.
dunn of communication between
business men, the telegraph should
enjoy the same sanctity as correN
spondence through the mails. Re-
Gently, in prosecuting certain in
vestigations entrusted them, Con-
gressional Committees have taken
charge of telegraph Offices, and
have subjected to wholesale ex-
posure, matters of strictly private
characters. 1t is sometimes a good
thing, no doubt, to be able to do
this, but a practice that is liable to
be the subject of such great abuse
ought not to be encouraged. The
bill before Congress now is wise
and just one, and we repeat, it
should promptly be passed into
law.
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FISHING for minnows with pin
hook is good thing to entertain
little boys, but is neither disnifed
nor an entertaining thing for grown
men to engage in. A mock Legis-
lature on the sidewalk might be the
thing for lot of school boys, who
have nothing better to amuse them
selves with, but for cool-headed
Democrats in the State of Maine to
engage in such nonsense, only rem
ders them ridiculous in the estima~
ton of bystanders. And if the
street gamins of Augusta joked
with the presiding officer, or called
upon the stalYart Smith to "pull
down his vest" it was no IN
warranted assumption of familiar
ty with the sidewalk L legislature or
the aforesaid Smith, on the part OF
the gamins. The whole proceed
ing, from the time Garcelon called
upon the Supreme Court, down to
the time when Smith swore be was
elected and that he intended to be
Governor, has been a farce. First,
it was little provoking and one
Yves constrained to say uncompli-
mentary things Of Garcelon, but Late
terly, it is thing to laugh at but
provides no other feeling. The
Democratic farce has assumed such
small proportions that it no longer
attracts attention. The final shrek
Of the rump Legislature was in the
shape of a threat to call upon Con-
gress for an investigation, but this
was too far-fetched to be even funny.
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Tue Memphis appeal has again

changed Its mind. 1t says;
THE Republicans are in possession
Ia Maine, and the Fusionists are
Tuning and fretting on the sidewalks
of Augusta. Graft and unscrupulous-
ness were again too much for right and
justice"
A few days ago, according to the
appeal, it was a matter of "sand in
the gizzard. Now it says, "Craft
and unscrupulouslesS were too much
for right and justice" Its idea Of
right and justice is, that Garcelon
and his crowd, now "fuming and
tretting on the sidewalks of Au-
guSta," were right. But if they
were right, why didn't they have
"sand in their gizzards Z" The
Appeal will never undertake to an
swer, we fear.
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FRIDAY, JAN. %, 1880. f
BUSINESS FAILURES FOR 1879.

From the annual circular Of Dun,
Barlow & Co.'S Mercantile Agency,
we obtain some figures in regard to
the business failures in the United
States, during the year 1879, which
may be interesting to the public.
The total number Of failures was
6,658 and the amount of the liabl-
tiles was 500, 149,058; in 1878, the
total number was, 10, 47S and the
amount of liabilities was, $234,883,-
1872. Thus it will be seen that the
failures were 1920 less, and the
amount of liabilities, $136, 234, 0T9.
In the Southern States, IN 1879,
there were 100, STA persons in bust.
ness; among these there were 1,076
failures, or one out of every ninety
three, and the liabilities amounted
to $15,S76,1O3. In 1873 there
were in business 96,297; Of these
1,415, or one out of every sixty
eight failed, the liabilities being
$26,322,961. 1t will thus be seen
that the number Of failures in 1879
were 339 less than in 1878
and the liabilities were $10,446, 258
less. .. turs
In the State of Tennessee in 1879,
the number in business was 8,738,
the failures, were 1872 and the liabili.
ties 81, 569,671. In 1878, the failures
were 1914 and the liabilities So, 2O5,-
S79. The number of failures was
AZ less, and the liabilities S632, 2O2
less than in 1878. Nothing shows
clearer than these figures the bust
ness revival which took place DUR
ing the year 1879. From the outs
look, now, il appears that they will
be still healthier in 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-23
WHAT WILL JOE BROWN DO ?

Until Joe Brown, of Georgia, is
heard from, all speculation as to flu
ture railroad movements in the
South are idle and unsubstantial.
If he and Col. Cole retain their
grip on the Western and Atlantic,
they hold the key to the situation,
and may render DR.. Standifords
recent acquisitions in measure un-
profitable. This is said in view of
possible combinations with the Gin
cinnati Southern. But another
trouble suggests itself here. The
trustees of that road have no
authority for treating with
other lines, with view to effect
ing permanent combinations.
Neither have the lessees, unless
they take the risk as individuals,
and not as trustees Of the Cincin-
natl Southern road. If that road
was, controlled by Board of Di-
rectors, representing an ordinary
corporation, SO that some master
mind could be induced to take hold
of and push matters, the case would
be different, but its managers are
in a straight-jacket, and can not
reach out to rleet any one else.
A short time will suffice for the
fog to clear away, and the public
may perhaps begin to see through
things. But any speculation upon
the future, without taking Joe
Brown into consideration, will be
without value. He must be heard
from.
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SHERIFEiS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issue by j, T. J. lewis. Clerk Ct tho County
Court for RHox county, Tennessee. in the case OIL
John Wallace ct ALL, VS., thas. W. Larriek
ct all. ]. Will expose for sale to the high
est biddeE for cash. in hand, in front OF
the court house door Ia tho city Of Knoxville,
Knox county, Tenn., oniMonday. the Ind day Of
February 1880. within legal hours, all the right,
tide. Interest and demand whseh John Wall &c
.Larrick and geo, W. Larrick have in and TO a
certain lot or parcel of land with improvements
thereop), lying ia the 10Th civil district Of Knox
county. Tennessee. and bounded as follows |;
On the south by the land of 0rleean w. Nelson
decor sed; on tho east by Moses McNutt, land or
lot, and said n elsep, land; on the north by the
Kingston road; and on the west by the Concord
road: containing, By estimation, Two acres. be th
same more or leg. to satisfy all costs in the above
mention ed case. This Jan. 10. 1880. ~ ] IL
J.. -, ". i. STERLIN G, D. Sheriff.
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a.Es PRENIlU MS,

New subscribers applying earlyl for the year
1880 may have without charge, the numbers for
he last quarter Of 1879 of suclI periodicals aIthey
may subscribe for.
Or, instead, new subscribers TO any two three, or
Tour OF the above periodicals may have one OF the
-Four Reviews" for 1879; subscribers TO all five
may have tao Of the "EoJr Rc views or one set OF
BlaekHoOds Magazine fol- 1879.
Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount TO
'lub5 can be allowed, unless the money is RENTED
lrect 10 the publishers. No premiums given TO
Clubs.
To secure premiums It will be necessary TO make
nrly application, as the stock available for that
purpose Is limited
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sHER1FF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE,
ID No. Ss3, ia the case of r. X Fog VS.. M, G.
HackworIh ct al. issued By the CleI fof the Cir
cult Court at Is noxville Knox county. Tenn,
oP e Srestsd N On N9ndsy the ID
the court house door in the city of knoxville,
offer for sale. TO the highest bidder for casb, III
the right title, interest and demand that J. A
aud u, W. Hackney, in and to a certain tract of
laud, tuated in the l9th district of Knox 90 a
~, on Beaver Creek containing sag acres. more
or lese, and bounded as follnwsi Onsthe north by
George Gan her. west by Rtb5rt B adley and
Robert 0udgingtor. and levied on as the proper.
" Of J, A. ard II. W. Hackney, this the fth day
of January, 1850. sLNLl tit III T'
..so.J.g .E.. r. ALEX. REEDER. Sheriff.
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
ID No. 1872. in the case Of 4. h Fox W, Ihon ii
Cobb ct al. issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court at knoxville, Knox county, Rebn, ana 70
M, direc.ei will on Monday. the "a day Of
court house door in the cts OF Kn xgi'le, offer
for sale 70 the highest idder for cash. al the
right title, interest ant demand that j. A, and
land. tla'ed 10 tte 18th civil Of trict oi Knol
county, Tenn on Beaver rseK Containing 3t2
acres, more or le ., and b ,unded on the noftb by
Tnos Gall her, south by Thos ya-nel east b.
hobt Cudgingtoo, and levied on 40 th property
u ). A. and d W. Hackney. This the 7h day
of January. 1850. ..s tITF nT7,.TgTf
anqdltw3t ALEX ,RFsDER SbariT
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sHERIFF"S SALE.

RY. VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID No, SO, in the case of s. p. Evans. VI.
Clerk of tho Circuit Court at Knoxville, Knox
County. Tennsssee and TO me iTected will on
Monday, the "a day Of February. 1870, within
city, of Knoxville, Offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, one vacant lot Of land LING In
the LIST civil district of Knox County, Tom. de-
lClinch street ubRing hack one hundred and fifty
feet, more or ess, on Patton street, being the
eastern part Of Tot No Ii North Range 10 Nei-
son; Mabry ard Swanl's Addition to Knoxville.
of Thos. LiIlerson. This Jan, tn, $50. I'lIF
..., ALEX. REEDER, Sheriff.
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sHERIFFp3 SALE,

iON MONDAY. THE 2ND DAY OF FEBU-
" ary. 1880, at the court house door in Amos.
vile, Tennessee by virtue Of al execution n my
hands. ssued from the Circuit Uour, q Bno1
county Tennessee. in the case of the Wheeler a
wilson Mannfaofuyius ComoHpy against r.. NJ.
Bennett ct al l win ,pIoeeld to Sc ct public
the ght title, claim, intej est and demand that
the deie, dant, X M Ben EFT has in and to the
following described piece Of real estate situated
~, Tennessee, and bounded az follows: Begin
ming 90 stake in Ssfis's lioe, thence north N
west 70 poles to white oak; thence north 59%
.esst CO 20 o. to STAKE, D ach tree pointers nea
an. old house; thence north 2224 west 80 poles to
two black oaks In RObsrts line; thence 8 nth
55H wet lD pol 8 TO a stake in field; thence
south ~ east s71S poles 70 sas afras thence
north 76A east I5& roles to cluster Of sour
woods thence north 81 asst % poles to the Be
sale will be made TO satisfy a Judgment in the
above case. This January 18th, 1850. TT =
janl2dltWSt o. 9. B. GoSSgTT. D. Sheriff.