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NOTICES!

IN CONFORMITY WITH A RESOLJ,-
L tiOn adopted by the POLICE jury NAV
4th 1850, all holders of Parish Variants cr
Claims, already approved. against the Par
lsll for expenses Ot 1880, are hereby renues
ted to produce the same tothe UNDERSIGNED
Parish Treasurer, within 90 days fpom date
OF this notice. IN order TO be inscribed and
numbered, and if the said warrnts or claims
are not presented within the above specified
time they shall he declared null and void.
+. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer
Thibodaux La., May Sth, 1880.
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ESTRAY.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
! have taken i'll my possession a ROAM
HORSE. about II hands high. two hind
feet white, branded on the left sLonider
blind in both eye and small stare on the
forehead, found astray] and if not claimed
and identified and costs paid. will be sold
~ the Constable. at the Court House on
MONDAY the 2lst. day OF JUNE 1881 at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. without further notice.
P. f. LORIO.
May 18th. 1t.
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1T you want a set of nice va
ses, or glass fruit stands, with
pretty feather busters to brush
them, call at s. T. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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WOOD! WOOD!!

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
l. constantly on hand near the Thibo-
daux Saw Mill Ash dry fire wood. which
ne will sell at $500 per cord, or he will on
short notice deliver one half cord at resi-
dence for $275.
C. AZEMA
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NOTICE

The unlersi gned is now ready to collect
state and Parish Licenses. Prompt nav
ment ut his Office will obviate costs and
penalties.
L. A. WEBRE.
Sheriff Of Lafourehc Parish.
June 5th, 1880.
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Two store rooms, suitable for
dry.goods or groceries to rent.
Also one room suitable for q
dwelling or store or both. Ap-
ply to S. 7. Grisamore Agent.
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TOWN HALL.
.Morlay June 7th. 1880


Monday June 7th, 1880.
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
danx met in adjourned session this day ut
8 o'clock p. NJ.
Present: W. C. Ragan, Mayor, T. Alber-
ii, c. Aroma. J. +. Blanchard, L. Keefe,
H. w. Tabor and Jos. A. Tron6 Trustees.
The minutes OF the previous regular ses
sion were read and approved as recorded.
The special committee on Building q
Town Hall presented the following report
Your committee on building represent
that the eollec: ion Of taxes being stopped
until an assessment roll If completed, do
find it unwisc at present to build Town
Hall and respectfully ask to be discharged.
Juue 7th. 1880.
(signed, J. +: BLANCHARD. IA
6: il. w TABOR,
On motion duly seconded the said report
was accepted and the committee discharg-
ed.
The committee on improvements present
ed the following report:
Your committee on improvements hav-
ing thoroughly examined the petition of
Mr.. +. Zernott concerh.ng the repairs to
he made OH building corner Main and st.
Louis streets find it not conflicting with
building ordinance, report favorsbly and
recommend that his petition be granted.
juno 18th. 1880.
tSigned) G. AZEMA.
!. E. BLANCHARD,
T. AIIBERTI.
On motion duly seconded the above re.
port was accepted and permission asked in
| the petition granted.
On motion duly seconded the Finance
committee were authorized to revise the
| Tax and License Ordinances and report
| the2eon Monday June 18th. 1880.
The following claims approved py the
| finance committee were presented and on
| motion duly seconded an appropriation OF
| One : Hundred and Forty and 2sll0(
Dollars vas made to pay the same by the
following vote.
Yeas: Blanchard, Tabor, Trone, Albert
Keefe and Azema.
| Nays: None.
! Theo. Thibodaux, Collectors Fees 18 0;
" G. Market Master Is OF
H. Hoffman,. sundries "a 8.
H. W. Tabor, sundries 20 ST
Thibodaux saw Mill Co., Lumber 80 g.
James A. Frost $50 bbls. shells D On
Total. lao q
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"What make you lip hang
down SO :" asked one daekey Of
another.-"F "Filumsepby," replied
Sam sententiously. "Wa am
dat Il inquired Jonas. "Why,
you ignoramus niger, filnmso
ply teach how a thing come no.
when you don't know how Atis
yourseff!"
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SUCCESSION OF CELESTIN' YOUNG,
NO. 1914 PKOBArE.l
Twentieth Judicial District Co,rt-Pasish
OF LafoNrche.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- Latourche.-Whereas Lestie Anderson
administrative Of said estate has this day
rendered a final account of her slministra-
ton aud praying the homolosaton 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 honi,bgation of
said account. otherwise The same shall be
approved and homologated according to
law.
(-...) Witness my hand and the i'm.
LIS. press Of the seal of my osfice, this
I -.-- 22nd. day of May A. u. 1880.
j. ". KSoBLoCk Clerk.
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IS. T. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and felloes, plow handles, plow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plow shares.
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TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT, LAFOURCHE.
Bette Eschborn wife, etc. VS.. No. 1853
Wolf Hoffman. husband.

GoChA, AAENyCllChLs
Bette Eschborn wife, etc. VS.. No. 1858
Wolf Hoffman. husband.
vTNHIS CASE HAVING BEEN REGC-
/ larly fixed for trial, was taken up and
tried and the law and the evidence being
in favor of plaintiff and against defendant
and intcrvenors it is ordered. adjudged and
decreed that plaintiff Bette Eschborne wife
creed separated in property from her said
husband Wolf Hoffman and she is hereby
granted the sole and separate management
Of her own affairs and the community of ac-
Quets and gains heretofore existing between
plaintiff and her said husband be and the
same Is hereby dissolved.
II is further ordered. adjudged and de
creed that plaintiff Bette Eschborn do have
Judgment and recover of Wolf Hoffman her
said husband the full and entire sum of
Five Hundred Dollars with legal interest
five per cent per annhm on said sum from
judicial demand March Doth, 1880 till paid
and costs.
1t is further deereed that the interventiOns
filed herein be rejected at cost Of Interve-
nors.
Thus done read and signed in open court,
this 9th day of April 1880.
(Signed) ARTHUR + KNOB'DCH,
Judge, Goth. Judicial District.
Filed April 9th, 1880.
(Signedj j. F. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
~ A true copy:
)LS. Test: Clerks Office. Parish OF
(~>) Latourche, this 30th. day OF April
1850
j. F. ALLAN. Deputy Clerk
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S. I. Grisamere at his stove
Depot has Halls Plows for sale
also Plowshares and Plow handles
which are sold extra.
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Official,
Proceedings Of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL. !
Tuesday, June lst 1880. !
The Town Council of the Town of 'rhibo-
daux met IN regular session this day at
o'clock =. NJ
Present W. c. 'Ragahe: Mayor, ]. E.
Blanchard. j. A. Trone, T. Albertl. and
e. Azema Trustees.
Absent: II. W. Tabor and L. Keefe
Trustees.
ihe minutes OF the previous regular ses-
slons were read and approved as recorded
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From May 4th. 1880 to June lst. $780,
ST. CT. Total
Taxese rs col. of
Ford & Curtis 75 225 800
Mrs. j. Bibolet 90 800 400
1879. Ford 4 Curtis IS 225 300
1879, K. Burton IS 925 800
License Of 80 col. of
Mrs. b. Hoffman, 1000
Amt. col. Of 7. Beattie
for Bricks l64 90
Totals. ..-,.. 325 975 1877 90
Respectfully Submitted,
(Signed) THEO. THIBODAUX,
Collector.
The following Treasurer's Report was
presented and accepted.
Treasurer's Report,
May lsSoI .t.
To Bal. on hand 292 90
- Public Property for
bricks from L Beat
tie l64 90
" Fines by Judge R. 200
g Licenses 1880 l0100
" Taxes. of 1878 523
d" - 1879 45O
an II Rev for March no.
CIR.
BY Market House pd. this month Is 90
s. Collectors Fees 81
g Police and Criminal Expenses. SIS
=" Salary of Officers e37 50
/" Balance ON hand 326 ii
5ss 73 5ss %
To Bal. on hand 326 II
50 '.in Workm. act. l34 90
Respectfully Submitted.
(Signed) JOS. T. THlBODEAUX,
Treasurer
June lst. 1880.
Theophile Thibodaux Market Master pre-
sented his report showing total collections
for the month of May to be One hun
dred and ten aud O5Il0O Dollarsl
On motion dnly seconded the above re-
port was accepted.
The petition of +. Zernstt, asking for per
mission to make certain repairs to build
ings corner Main and st. Louis streets was
presented and referred to Committee on
Improvements.
The communication of Messrs. Ragan
and Harvey was presented and received.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad
.journed to Monday June eth. 1880 at 8
o'clock z. NJ.
w.. RAGAN. Mayor
Al PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A truecOpy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
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ORANGE TREES

Parties desiring to to buy Orange Trees.
apply to Victor Paye, cutoff. or II. II.
Mcheler TIN ibodaux. Feb-7 80
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For sale.

w. capable of granulatin. steen to TWEEN
ty hogsheads of Sugar i'll ~ hours.
In complete working order. will sell the
same cheap. 5. Z GRlSAMORE.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL.
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Twentieth Judicial District Court sitting
i'll and for the Parish of Lafourche.
SUGGESTIONS of Joseph Devillard and wife
Opheia Boudreaux both deceased.
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MAINE.

BosToN, Jan. 15.-A Lewiston
(Me special says: The excitement
last night was intense. The Fu>
sionists openly boast that they have
six hundred men in Lewiston ready
to obey the orders of Mr.. Lamson.
Over sixty Fusionists, every one rec
ported heavily armed, left for Au-
gusta yesterday by circuitous routes.
The Lewiston Infantry, one of the
two Irish companies, are reported as
willing to obey Lamson's orders.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 15.-Fifty men
came from Bath last night, under
command of Capt. Whittemore,
having become alarmed by the re-
port that the safety of the Capital
was endangered. There is good
order this morning in every Depart
ment. The Democratic organ here,
the, Daily STANDARD, in reference
to the expected opinion of the
court, says: "We have no concern
about questions or answers. The
State authorities are equally indiffer-
ent to both. Sure we are, they will
have no influence upon the action
of the properly constituted authori,
ties of the State. Neither the
Governor nor the Legislature will
release or surrender the fort till it
is bombarded by more effectual
missels than paper bullets. The Re-
publicans will find out what it is
difficult for them to understand that
they have got to obey the laws and
submit to the lawfully ordained au-
thorities of this State as well as
other persons, and the sooner some
of them learn this fact the better it
will be for them" a
The Senate met at 10 o'clock
and took a recess until 3 o'clock
this afternoon, without transacting
any business. .....
In the House, the report of the
Committee on Elections, giving the
seat of Donnells Republican,, of
Westbrook, to Styles (Democrat),
was carried without opposition, and
Styles was qualified and took his
seat.
A recess was then taken until
4:3O p. m.
Notice was given of a Fusion
caucus, to be held this evening. At
torney General Mcclellan denies
the report that he has been prepar-
ing a warrant for the arrest Of
Cham berlain.
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sarily bring less than one at 3.65.
He thought it would be wiser to
refund with bonds that would bring
a premium, and 80 reduce the debt
by that much and obtain financially
all advantages possible IN a lower
rate of interest. He thought that
action should he taken promptly,
lest the delay bring less favorable
circumstances
Senator Gordon, from the Com
mittee on Commerce, reported fa-
vorably the bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to ap-
point Deputy Collector at Lake
Charles, La.
Senator Garland introduced a
bill to release the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company
from the operation of SO much of
the acts Of 1853 and 1866 as un4
justly affects such corporation also
to authorize the Secretary of
the Interior to certify to said
road the public lands to which it is
entitled under said acts. Referred.
Adjourned to Monday,
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-After
having transacted some miscella-
neous business, the House resumed
the consideration of the bill re-
quiring one.half of the reserves Of
the National banks to be kept in
gold and silver coins of the United
States. a
Mr.. Price, of Iowa, has the
floor, and is speaking in favor of
the bill.
Mr.. Price, in advocating the bill
relative to the bank reserve, declared
himself as opposed to any tinkering
with the currency, either as to
quantity or quality Of the paper
which is circulating He was also
opposed to taking away the legal
tender quality of greenbacks. All
prudent men spoke in thunder tones
and said: "Let well enough alone" I"
Mr.. Lewis, of Alabama, followed
with a speech in favor of the bill.
The morning hour having expired,
the bill went over without action.
After a long discussion of tie
revision of rules, in Committee of
the Whole, in the course of which
Mr.. Hoar, of Michigan, made a
humorous speech in behalf of the
Committee on Manufactures, and to
which he insisted all other commits
tees should report, the House at
4 80 adjourned.
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MARSHAL'S FEES.
Special to Cincinnati Gazette.

special 10 Clnclnnat Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The
shape in which the deficiency bill
for the pay of the Marshais has
been determined upon in the APPS
preparation Committee shows that
the Democrats have at last con-
cluded that they can not afford to
abandon the fight they begun at the
extra session. The bill has a clause
which provides that none Of the
100000 appropriated shall be
used q to settle any claims
arising under the election
laws. This is small matter, 50
far as the present bill is concerned,
as only few hundred dollars were
expended in the one State election
of California. But the same con,
dition will doubtless be placed on
the general bill for the coming
year.
This must revive the debate of the
extra session over the National elec-
ton laws, and while the Democrats
are very reluctant to bring this
about, they seem to think they can
afford it better than they can bear
the taunt of having surrendered at
discretion. sLag
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THE INDIANS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--A Denver
special says Victoria and his Apache
follow ers were overtaken on the 18th
inst. BY Major Morrow. Advices
from Santa Fe state that the soldiers
come upon the Indians about noon.
After being closely pursued and
greatly harrassed for weeks by the
Mexican and American soldiery, the
Indians halted where they supposed
they would be reasonably secure, at
the head of the Rio Perebain, in the
Black Mountains. They fortified
themselves behind rocks and pre-
pared to resist the soldiery and
hold them in check until they could
secure rest. Major MorroE with two
hundred men soon came up and
the fight commenced, Victoria held
out well for FIVE or six hours, main
tanning his ground against every as
sault, until sunset, when he re-
treated. The bodies of seven In.
dians were found on the battlefield.
One soldier was killed and two
wounded. At last accounts the
Indians had not been overtaken.
Major Morrow says he viii yet
conquer and capture the willy, Chief
and his party followers. Reinforce.
ments have been sent Major Morrow.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 15.-At a
meeting of the directors and stock
holders of the Savings Bank of
Louisville yesterday to examine the
condition Of the bank, there was found
so large a deficit in the account of
the cashier, J. II, Rhoher, that it
was decided to close the bank and
wind up its affairs. In the savings
department all was found correct.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis Railroad
stock was quoted to-day at 924.
MOBILE, Jan. 15.-The jury in
the case of Daniel Camford, tried
for killing CASTILLO, member of the
Cleburn Guards, after being out an
hour, returned a verdict of not
guilty.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 15.-The
defalcation of Cashier Rhohr, of
the Louisville Savings Bank, is as,
certained to be $67, 600. The de-
positors will suffer no loss, as the
bank promise to make the deficit
good. sgt
MOBILE, Jan. 15.-It is learned
from a reliable source that the exo-
dus of negroes to the North from
Eastern Mississippi has been over
one thousand during the past three
weeks.
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VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, Jan. 15.-The Su-
preme Court of Appeals to-day
affirmed the Judgment of the lower
court in the case of Agenlo Baccia>
galupo, sentenced to eight years
imprisonment for attempting, two
weeks after marriage, to murder
his wife. t pas
NORFOLK, Jan. 15.-The Dismal
Swamp Canal was sold to-day at
public auction for $275,000. 1t
was purchased by the bondholders.
PETERSBURG, Jan. 15.--One hun,
dred colored emigrants arrived here
this morning from Goldsboro, NC,
en- route to Indiana. The party
consisted Of men, women and chill.
dren Of all ages and conditions.
Several hundred more are shortly
to follow. .
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"At last that great distuTber of the
worlds peace, Bishop Haven, is dead
He excited himself wonderfully to
keep the world from going to pieces,
as h. seemed TO think, but few even
ings ago he dropped out (oF went up)
and, strange to say, the world still
turns beautifully on IT'S axis. He died
in BostIng.'"
The feeling for one who is capable of
writing such paragraph lie one of pity
mingled with contempt. 1t argues a
smsllness of soul and an ahsence of
brains, aud to say that the writer is a
living demonstration Of the truth of
the Darwinian theory would be a
slander upon the monkey.
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Cincinnati market,

CINoINNATI Jan. 15.-F1our dull
aud lower; family, $6.00a6 %; fancy,
So 50S6 rs Wheat heavy, $I2ss1 81.
Corn easier; 4ls434c. Oats firm; 39A
Ale. Pork weaker, $l3 25. Lard
dull and lower to sell, $7.40. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged; shoul-
ders, Age; rib9, So go; sides, 1915.
Bacon steady. Green meats, shoul-
ders, Sc; sides &c; hams, 7a72c.
Whisky ia fair demand, Sl0S. In
consequence Of the rule excluding
sales not made by the Government, re-
inspection salts of only thirty barrels
have been reported officially. The new
rule requires tho use of United States
Government inslfsmeDts Sugar
firm and unchanged, Hogs easy; COM
mon, $8.S0a4 80; light, $4 35a4.55;
packing, $4 5044 60; butchers, "a 06a
4 65,
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THE Kentucky government is a
wonderful aff.ir. Gov. Blackburn Is
wonderful and the Legislature Is won
derful. The latter wonder is busily
engaged in retrenchmeni. They are
cutting down salaries and expenses
with great vigor. They are also en-
gagged ia cutting down other things.
For instance, they reduced the tax on
the Kentucky bible from twenty I've
to ten cents. This bible has only fifty
two leaves, is printed in two colors
and four designs, the ace is the Gene
sis, and oftentimes it Ia called q
"pack )" or q "deck."