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The election held here last Mon
day, to determine whether "A tax
Of five mills Oh the dollar would
Do levied on town properly, to
False $1,000 for tie purpose OF
purchasing depot grounds and of
Nay for the railroad, resulted rs
follows For the ordinance levy.
IN. the tax. l0l Against, 10
Opeloasas Courier.
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UNQUESTIONABAE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Cure: ''Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. and urinary diseases
is so tnlly acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonials from well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
er."
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TUIBODAUX. july III IN

July 7th, t&.
The Police Jury this day met. a 4
Court House, ut S.O'clock A. u. pur,n,sts
adjournment.
Present Messrs. Grs.mors. c..
F'Olse, Moran, kraemer aud Guidry.
Absent Messrs. Mathews, SesIy. i.
and Delaune..
On motion Of Mr.. Moran. du)y a.sa.ai
further action ON the ordinances RELATIVE i
. Sunday Law was postponed until i.
next regular session Of this Board.
Thibodaux La. July6 laA
To the Police Jury:
The committee on Roads and Lsyas =
port:
That by virture Of section LOT Al !.
- OF the session Ut 1880. the .sluansesns
and control Of all completed public hsm
OF this state, which may requiie palAjs 8
for protection aud preservation il $780,
to the respective Police Juries o. the NJ
Gus Parishes. who "are there in safkafmi
and required to make such lawssas mi
necessary and proper for their repsts, Il
s~ervation and protection. and to reutb
the manner in which the same mai IS &
lori rice Flunes or other purposes"
Therefore iu order to better care Il u
safety and repair Of the Leyees year -
mlttee report the following ordinance, u
Ordinance No. 40 to provide for II =
lection and preservation Of the leveu I
the Parish Of ~Lafourche, dividing IT, n
ish into Levee District.
s. T. GRISAMORE,
>.FOLSE,
WIG UEDRY,
On motion duly seconded the fasemg
report was received.
On motion Of Mr.. kraeIuer. dnly ssal
ed by MIR. Moran the said Ordinxpue N N
was adopted by the following vote VIZ.
Yeas GrisamOre, FOlse, Koran, In
mer aud Gu,dry.
Nays Coulon.
Absent: Messrs. Mathews, Seeky, n
and Delaune.
On motion Of Mr.. Kraemer. dsly 49,
ed, Mr.. Moran was put in n0niDatiM :
Road and Levee Inspector for tho ttkpk
trlct, Mr.. l.. l.. Leblanc having deolineAe
accept the position and wal unssinsM9
elected.
On motion, duly seconded, it wMsI.F
ed that MIR. Kraemer procure all ~ ~
niation possible that might enabe =
Board to devise the most proper -
keeping in good order the roads alrs.1ls
existence and Of making new rcads q
vacharie and back settlements !; a. y.
Mr. Moran take the same step inlhisd1a..A
On motion duly SECONDED the Boase ~
adjourned to the first Monday IN o.
next.
lSignedJ S. T. GRISANOIk
President Police ~.
Parish VI LafeM
Certified
j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.
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Proceedings
Or TIE
POLICE JURY.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourche.

THIBODAUX, July 9th, 1880.
The Police Jury of the Parish of Lafour-
enc this day met pursuant to adjournment.
IN the Clerks Office, at the Court House in
the town of Thibodaux.
Present Messrs. S. T. Grisamors. 7. s.
Seely, sosthene Folse, H. N. Coulon. james
Moran, Hamilton Ago, Lawrence Kraemer
and VALERIE Guidry.
Absent Messrs. Charles Mathews and
NJ. DeIaune. ~
The minutes of the morning session of
recorded. 40
The reading of the minutes of the even
ing session OF the day previous was dispens
Thibodaux, July 9th. 1880.
10 the Honorable The President and Members
Of the Police Jury of the Parish of La
.fourche
Gentlemen.- The committee on Claims
beg leave to report that they nave careful
ly examined the claims referred to them
and report favorably on the following,
due this year and to be paid out Of tie
funds OF 1880, viz: o
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In the seventh ward of La
fourche Mr.. r. Whitehurst the
enumeration says, contains 1876
males, and 1903 females, total
1870. This ward extends from
Lafourche Crossing 10 Lockport,
including Coteau FOlse.
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Communicated.
TH1BoDAUx, La, July %, 1880

THIBoDAUx, La, July %, 1880.
Editor SENTINEL:
Allow me, as representing a
certain intelligent element OF our
population, to say a few words in
regards to certain articles and
documents, which appeared in
the New Orleans Times Of Friday
oflast week. bearing upon the
Congressional election in this
District.
We had already entirely made
up our minds, that we were to
have Il most quiet and friendly
election, without fuss, feathers or
campaign;ng-of course zoe can
claim no local credit for the en-
dorsement Of Gen. Hancock by
our Association in New Orleans,
the State being Democratic in
amy case-the order drawn Oh us
BY the "boys in gray" at Cinciu.
natl in nominating our best avail
able man, when we were dead
beat at Chicago, will be gratefully
honored by the "boys in blue" in
November upon the doubtful
ground in Indiana, Connecticut,
New Jersey and, | hope Pennsyl,
vania-but | do deem it my duty
to correct certain erroneous im>
pressions, conveyed by the letter
published by Hon. j. II. Acklen.
Mr.. Acklen contends, that there
is u Republican majority of near
~ 5000 in the District. which can
only be overcome by the hardest
work and alta great sacrifice of
money. LIDO not dispute his fig>
ures-as little as l dispute the
fact, that Louisiana is a Republi
can State, but l do contend, that
his conclusions from these facts
are entirely wrong under present
circumstances. - Anybody, we'll
acquainted with this District
must know, that the Republicans
are so thoroughly disguised with
CnstomhouSe tyranny, that the
votes cast this fall for that ticket.
will be few and far between. The
events at New Orleans and Chi.
cago were but the last straw that
broke the camel'~ back. The Gus.
tomhouse will, undoubtedly, pre-
sent us with a candidate of their
own ilk, but it will have to elect
him too. As you will see, YOU
can carry the mule to water, but
you cannot make him drink. AS
we cannot have "Grant and Beat
tie" "Hancock and Billlu' will
do us very we'll.
| think it very wrong in Mr..
Acklen not to let well enough
1t he hopes for a Custom.
endorsement, he will find
himself sold. Hon. j. S. BilIlu
politically Safe and personally
undeu1ably popular. He is &C
ceptable to all parties, except to
the N. .. Customhouse, and there
fore will hav. a perfect walk
We hope for great benefits to
our sorely tried commonwealth
ii ON a friendly and harmonious
political action this fail, and
advise Mr., Ack'en to
"pleaSe take that buckle off, and
he wishes to assist us in restor
Repnblicanism in Louisiana.
to devote bis spare cash towards
purchasing free tickets for all his
c0lored friends to Kansas. and
bis energies towards the passage
Of an act to dump the n. O. Gus.
into the Mississippi-
contents iucluded-f0r it a he
lone no other way, as experience
j. IOUT-A.VOUS,
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Died.

COMPrON-On Friday, Jnly 9. 1880 at
quarter to o'clock, A. NJ, UMEZ.L Ell l.
ZABETH CHAMPAGNE, wife Of w. H.
Compton, native OF T~hibodaux, Lafo1rche
parish, La, aged IS years.
MOUTON-At her residence in this par
lsh, on T~hursday,he 9Th of july. 1880. af-
ter a long and painful illness, Mrs EEL
Liza MOCTON, widow of the late general
ALFRED MouToN, aged ii years and 4
months.
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CAUr1oN.-All persons requir-
iBga license to carry Oh their
business, would do well to call at
the Tax Collectors office aud
take ont the same, and avoid
costs and penalty.
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NOTICE.

Public schools will be opened,
Parish on or about the first OF Oepse..~
1880. Applicants tor Teachers p11
will SEND written applications to ses
signed who will notify them vhes T.
pear be fore the Board of Directors
animation.
s. 7. GRlSANORk
Secreta ~ Parish Board Of school D1lys.
Parish Of Lafcnss1
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s.. T. Grisamore has for sails
cart, wagon and carriage spokee,
and felloes, pillow handles, pillow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plOW shares.
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FOR RENT.-A large and con
venient store, situated corner
Main and St. LoniS streets.
Apply to A. VERRIER,
Main st, Thibodaux.
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Judging from a sample Of
Pecaus handed us by Mr.. e.. w.
Squires those delicious nuts will
be large aud abundant. this fall.
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(ard.OcThauks.

In behalf of Companies No. l and 9. of
the New Iberia Fire Department, we return
u heartfelt thanks to the members of the
Fire Department Of Thibodaux, for the very
acceptable gift presented by them, on the
llth inst.
LEON LEMAIRE,
President of America No. :.
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Stockholders of Thibodaux
Bridge should read a notice OF
the President in our advertising
column.
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Cart felloes, spokes. plow
beams, plow handles, plow shares,
plows, wheelbarrows, aud. trace
chains for sale by S. T. Gr:samore.
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quite a number of the Able
vile boys stock in" the Thibodaux
Excursion last Sunday. All were
we'll pleased and had Il real Jolly
time Of it.-MeridiOnal.
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The census in Ouachita Par
ish.
Whites 45O5: Colored 14,717.
The increase since 1870 has
been l9B pes cent for the white
population and 3O4 per cent. for
tue colored population.
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1T is the design Of the Parish
Board of School Directors to
open the public schools in Lafour
che about the first Monday in
September, in all neighborhoods
where u sufficient number of chill
lren will attend, and school
AOnses can be had.
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THE SCHOOLS IN THIBODAUx.
There seems to be some misap-
prehension about the free schools
in the Town of Thibodaux, and
people in tho country ask why
they are kept up so much longer
than those in the country.
The State and Parish appor-
tionment of free school fund is
distributed pro ratio tothe schools
in the Town of Thibodaux and
Those in the other parts of the
Parish.
Free schools were run with the
apportiOnment thus obtained so
long AS that fund lasted, precise.
" as they were throughout the
Parish. IL fact the schools in
the corporate limits. one white
and one co|orcd, would have had
to close before those outside, had
there been no other resource, but
the Tax payers of Thibodaux paw
a special school tax, besides that
paid to State and Parish, amount
ing to above $4,000 which
kept their school in operation
two months longer, when the col
ored was closed, aud the same
fate would have befallen the
white school, but a donation from
the Peabody fund special to the
Gulon Academy enabled that
school to continue to the end of a
ten months session.
Besides the Teachers of the
Gulon Academy white school
have gotten up entertainments
which sums of several hundred
dollars have been secured to a
Them for services. They have
now $4,000 of this special fund
Du hand, which will run that
for more than two
months. Had the free schools in
The Town no other resource than
that obtained from the public
school fund of State aud Parish.
ler schools would be continued
or considerable less periods Of
line, than those outside of the
The schools in Thibodaux are
Kept up because the people inter.
pay to keep them up out
IT their own pockets.
There are but few neighbour
foods in Lafonrche where the
anne thing could not be done as
asily AS it is in Thibodaux.
Those whom the Gods help
lust first help themselves.
III you want a good hat. call
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A Dividend of six per &c Mt or on ~
and a half per share on the capital
Ihibodaux Bridge Company ~. q. ~
declared, payable on demand -
July Ii, 1880. 80
H. w. IA BOB, Pres
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from New
Iberia.

On Sunday before last a large
crowd of people from all parts OF
Lafourclle assem- bled around the
Railroad Depot at IL A. NJ. to
await the arrival OF the Excur.
sion train from New Iberia, which
was expected at that hour but
did not arrive until 12:45.
The excursiOnists numbered
some four or five hundred, who
had come from their prairie
homes in Attackapas, some to
see the LafourcAe for the first
time, others to revisit the scene
of their early life, aud receive the
warm greeting OF friends and re
latiyeS. whom they had not met
for years.
The cannon boomed, the Music
played, the Fire Department
turned out in uniform, the peo
pie shouted, thus giving the ex
cursonists as enthusiastic a re
ception as could have been de
sired.
The Musical Society and Fire
men were taken charge of by the
Fire Department and escorted to
Music Hall where \ fine dinner
was prepared for them, under the
supervision Of that prince of ca
terers, A. Weissenthanner. Tables
loaded with provisions, ice cream,
lemonade, cakes &c presided ov
er by the fair daughters Of La
fourche were in abundance for
the satisfaction Of the visitors.
A great many Of the excursion
lists were forcibIy seized, and.
without benefit OF bail, were led
away to private houses, and sup
piled b%ounteously by their friends
and relatives.
During the evening every one
paid a visit to st. Joseph's
Church, whose magnificent beau
ty and rich decorations OF Art re
ceived their unbounded admira
ton, aud promenaded about the
village. The Court House, the
Jail, the Fire Engines and their
Halls. the splendid residence OF
DR.. Dansereau, tho Market House
The Bridge over the Bayou, and
last, but not least, the beauty
aud grace of the ladies', whom
they met, all came in for Il share
of their admiration and praise.
The Steam Fire Engine was
brought ont and worked for IA
while iu order that the visitors
might have an idea of what a
Steam Fire Engine is.
The day was pleasant, the only
draw back being the incomplete
preparations for the reception in
Music Hall.
The intention was to receive
the visitors in tho magnificent
grove, III the rear of st. Josephss
Church, but the flooding rains of
Friday and Saturday Compelled a
change.
Under all circumstances the
day passed pleasantly. The ex
c%ursionists lett at 6 2. NJ. all ap
parently we'll pleased with their
visit, and leaving q good opinion
among their friends here, for their
good behavior. dignity, and gen
tlemanly conduct.
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Mr.. Buckley of the editorial
staff of the n. o. Democrat, paid
Thibodaax Il visit last week and
gave us II very pleasant call.
He is gathering information for
tho readers of the Democrat,
WHICH now ID becoming the lead
ing paper OF the South, and Is
filling u vacuum long felt in this
State,
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Persons wanting fine materials
for domestic or solree use, should
visit the Blue Store.
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= If you want boots or shoes
made with the best materials,
call at the Blue Store.
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=. W. $50
=. ntsiere 3
~ -. reofe, Nher!n..-...--....-... G6 90
nlooaan saw Mill C0-.-----.-.-. AZ 63
1A'-ie4 i,onViiialn.. 81 90
L, n. "eDfe, oherln. 81 90
Il lhlooaaux. 60 80
heopnl'e 1hi0odaux-.-.----.-.--. Al 6Sas
~ -; "A. "eore, oherln IL 50
inioouaox oentlnel..--...--.-...-.- 80 %
coseHh .h"sers, ). f..----.--..-.. - III
ouprelne Court, Opei0usas..---..-:. 90 90
Abraham Bender. Constable......... SOS
j. +. Allan, Clerk Police jury. 25 90
abraham Bender, Constable..-. % d
e. A.. OSuillvan, Parish Attorney. IS 90
LA. Neore, Sheriff. 2OS 80!
"A Roger, Sergeant at arms of +. j.. - As
l. T.. Lni1o, !. IL 90
H. N..trost,C onstable.--.-.----... Is is
-. "A. Nebre, Sheriff 70 90
L. +. LeBlanc, RecOrder.--....-.... Z 90
F. T.. Leblanc. .--..-.----.--. 200
!. A'.W 10 90
q. a. Neore 50 90
$JUi u35
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The CROPS. ~ judging from
the reports of exchanges through
out Louisiana the crops of all
Kinds are very promising. indicat-
ing.a fine yield at the proper
SEASON.
With good crops and no Garfish
the people of Louisiana will have
u bright future.
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The VOltaie Belt Co.. m
shall. Mich. Will send their cclebra
ted Electro-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted
alpon 80 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they Say. Write to
them without delay.
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III you want to bny Il goou
stove, go to S. L. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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Blue Store is the place to
buy, at low price, a fine suit.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. w. S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT;
w. H. ENGLISH.
OF INDIANA.
FOR CONGRESS. THIRD DISTRICT
y. =. BI11IIU,
OF LAFOURCHE-
Editorial Items.

Six Thousand HID. Hoop
Poles for sale by S. r. Grisamore
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School Teachers will find
something for their information
in the advertising columgs.
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ITO ADyERTIaER6--LsweAk
i advertising lin 07o 9.sc
pers sent free. Address GEO. I. 49,
e. Co, 10 Spruce ST., n. ].
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IF You want a good hat, call
at The Blue Store.
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&H17 YEAR and espes
WS1o az ents. Outfit ~.
+. o. VICkERY, Augusta, Name
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NEW A~DYERTIHEAEJ1t

MOSQUITO CATCHER S;si 's e.
room in a few minutes without snen.
or grease. Price 50 cts. 6en0 49,
ted Circular. Agents wanted: ~;
l. I. JON ES, 166 Light St-
Maryland.
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A Down Town Merchant.

Having passed several sleepless
nights, disturbed by the agonles and
cries of suffering child. and becom.
ing convinced that Mrs. Winslow's
Soo thing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured a supply for the
child. On reaching home and acquain-
ting his wife with what he had done,
she refused to have it administered to
the child. as she was strongly in favor
of Homeopathy, That night the child
passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the
day following. the father found the
baby still worse; and while contem.
plating another sleepless night, the
mother stepped from the room to at
tend some domestic duties, and left
the father with the child. During her
absence he administered a portion of
the Soothing Syrup to the baby, and
said nothing. That night all hands
slept well, and the little fellow awoke
in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change, and
although at first offended at the de-
ception practiced upon her. has contin-
ued to use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have
A single trial of the Sy-
rup never yet failed TO relieve the
baby, and overcome the prejudices 9ef
the mother. Sold by all Druggists. rs
cents bottle.
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A Celebrated Case.

This evening at Harper's Theatre the
play of the Celebrated Case" will be per-
formed, and should attract large audi
ence. 1t is from the pen of Mr.. Marston,
with new music by Mr.. Tissington, aud
the time represented in the action, is that
of the famous battle of Fontenoy. The
story of the play is founded on the fact of
a man tried and convicted of wife murder
on the testimony of his own child, who is
little more than an infant. In the play
the father is shown to be innocent of the
crime imputed to him, but the circumstan-
tial evidence is so strong and convincing.
that the testimony of the child is all that
is wanted to complete the claim OF guilt.
and on this he is convicted and sentenced
to death, but this is afterward committed
TO life sentence in the galleys at Toulon
AS tune goes on, the wretehed convict
recognizes his own child grown to woman
hood, and after going through manifold
suffering both mental and physical, the
plot is unravelled and the actual guilty
party brought to justice. Many inoidents
of striking character are introd uced. and
the working out of the play 10 all its vari-
ed details shows the powerful imagination
of the author, and the constructive genius
brought to bear on the subject.
Seats can be secured at Wylie & Nc
Cune's.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK,
INVESTIGATIONS OR EXCESSEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS Homeopathic SPECIFIC No.
Is. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys-
TEN, dispeIs the gloom and dependency
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l.00 per single vial, or 500 per
package of five walls and $500 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Me
DICINE COMPANY lO9 Fulton Street. N. y.