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when the number OF said he,
Provided this shall not annlr to entertai

Provided this shall not apply to entertain
ments gwen by private parties or religion
for chalits bic purposes.
bee 8. ie it further ordained etc., That
the said license shall be collected in The
manner provided by existing state laws.
Ssctlon 3. Be it further ordained. ETC.,
That the collector shall be allowed a
commission OF live per cent upon all licenses
collected and paid into the Parish Treasury.
Section 10. Be it further ordained etc.
Thattall ordinances or parts of ordinances
which are contrary to or inconsistent with
this ordinance are hereby repealed and
that this ordinance. take effect from and at
ter It's passage.
Adopted and approved January 90, 1881.
lSigned] S. I. GRISAMORE,
President Police Jury.
Certified
j. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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THIBODAUX, January Goth 1881,

THiBODAUX. January Goth. 1881.
The Board met this day at the hour afora
SAID. "e
Present Messrs. Grisamore. pres;de,+
Coulon, Seely, Guidry, Folse and Moran
On motion OF Mr.. Coulon, the presidents
was authorized to have trees planted in
the yard abound the Court House and nav
the same out OF the fund already appronris,
ted for that purpose.
I~hibodaux, La. january Goth, 1881.
TO the Police Jury : The committee on nm
finished business report.
FIRST. Claims OF j. K. Leblanc for s6s 90
Sa.4o for repairing levees laid on tl,,.
table May 3rd. 1880 and referred to the p.,s
ish Attorney to send the same to the hn,,l
OF State Engineers to demaud navnant ~
the same, on July 9th, 1886 and again 20
fefeed to the same officer Tor the same ,u,r-
pose ON October 4th lssO, to report at this
session. ''iS
Second. Claim of Theo. Thibodaux sheriff
Tor notifying jurors $55. % laid over m ~.
tober 9TH. lsSO to be submitted IN tba .onn,
on "a statement of facts. ~
Third. Petition of citizens in reference ,o
apnbilc road from Baton Pilon aud Huyon
Ihoctaw to Bayou Latourelie, laid over, far
future action, GU October 4th 1884.
Respectfully submitted.
) T. GRlSAMUkE.
JAMES MORAN,
JNU. s. SEELY,
Committee on unfinished business. |
lhioodaux, La. January q 1881. |
I the Police Jury In accordance with |
luz ,I ,.S Of the Police jury adopted Octo-
yer 4th, 1850 an election Was held an III
aay Nov. 1880, Oh the adoption or re;ec.
lion OF a proposed Sunday Law Ordinan..
,eiaave to closing business houses on S,,n'
Lay throughout this Parish, '""
rolls were opened at all the polling MA
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E WIS.,

Mr.. j. A. COURrADE, est pleinement
autorisc a receyoir les a~nnonees. abonne-
ments ct a collector pour la Seatineae de
T~Nibodaur.
Bureau No. ID, rue St. Charles, avec
John Bassich. Avocat, Nouvelle-O Orleans.
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AWlHScmentS

Sec.7. Re it further ordained etc, That
icr every BUSINESS of keeping q theatre.
museum. matrgerie, circus or other travel
ing show exhibition or performance the li,en
Sc shall be based on the number oi attaches,
whether proprietors performers, employers,
as follows viz
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For Rent.

-Four or five hundred acres of first class
rice land, in bulk or lots. Apply to Mr.. 5.
|; dr'sam"re Or to j. II. HUMPHREYS,
2~2jy-4t-p-p. Tigeryille La,
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Hotels and Bounding Houses.
Professions aud Personal Oecupatious

A'"feSSohs an" Personal Occupations.
Sec j. lie it further ordaind etc. That
lor every Individual or company earryin~
on the profession or cuisines of Attorney AZ
Law, q MUSICIAN. Dentist, agency of steam
"oass' OF sewing machiues, drawing, keen
~. ss carriages. vehicles. buggies or horses
Tor hire the license for said profession or ~.
oceura1son shall be based on the animal
"u'oont OF gross receipts as follows viz:
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Provided. that no Establishment s.u;n.
or giving away any spiritunus wines or m.i,
liquors ia less quantities thar one pint shall
pay not less than $500 "'
Provided that whenever any kind of h,s;
ness provided for this section shall he "n,n
oi'ied with any business provided for in Sa.
: the same classification shall be made ~
prescribed III this section but the nri,es ~.
tne licenses shall be double that provided
Il section 4. "o
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Sec. ,. Be it further ordained etc
That for every business of k~eepinga botel
or boarding house where Iodsiny AMI
eating are combined the license shall he has
e" on the number OF furnished Iodpina.
rooms Tor guets as follows. viz:
LIST. Glass wheu said rpo,ns avoooa
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To Rice Planters.

The undersigned has 600 arpents fine
land to rent. All suitable tor Rice culture.
DAVID b. PUGH,
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Proceedings
-OF HIP
POLICE JURY.
THIBODAUX. January, Goth, 1881

THIBODAUX, January. 10Th. 1881.
The Police Jury of the Parish of Lafour
che this day met, at the Cou't House in
the town Of Th:bodaux, pursuant to ad-
j0urnment.
Present /: Messrs. Grisamore, president,
Seely, Folse, Guidry, Moran and Coulon.
The minutes of the last meetings were
read and approved as recorded.
On motion of Mr.. Seely seconded by Mr.
Moran the following report was received.
To the Hon. the President and Members OF
the Police Jury Of the Parish OF Latour
che.
Gentlemen-Your committee on Finance
bog to present this their report, and to say
that they have carefully examined the
Treasurer's statement of his accounts with
your Parish from October |, 1880 to Janua-
~ I8, 1881 ; and that they find same to be
correct.
Your committee also present to your Hon
Body. u Memorandum Of all claims against
the Parish, approved and registered, with
IN accompanying statement of its Assets
and Liabilities, up to the present date.
Y0ur committee also present to your care
full consideration an estimate, based upon
the assessment roll OF 1884, OF the probable
revenues OF your Parish tor the Fiscal Year
beginning January LIST. 1881, and along
herewith an Estimate Of its probable eX-
penses for same year.
Your committee further present to your
consideration Ordinance No. l4l relative to
an annual License Tax, to be levied on all
persons pursuing any Trade, Profession.
Vocation, calling or business within the
Parish, except those exempted by the Or
Eanic Law OF our State.
The above Ordinance has been carefully
framed and We respectfully recommend its
00ODtiOn.
Respectfully submitted,
H. N. COULON, chairman.
SOSTHENE FOL.Sl;,
VALERIE GUlDkY.
MEMORANDUM. Claims against the Par
lsh approved and Registered.
Baoklclaims due previous Jan. 1879.
Old warrants never pre-
scented for payment 5lS 81
Old war. re-regist'd 24U
Clerks fees II rs 1889
Quarantine 33
C'ms due on rev. 70.
II. Il. Thiberge Hl5
Recorders fees 900
CorOneris fees 500
Clerk Sup. court fees 80 on
Clerk Dist. d" lao -
GINS due ON row. ".
February 1862
March 900
April E57 II
May $40 Oh
juno go Is
July 47Y u3
August l96 81
September 27S 5s
October 888 16
November 10Y 5S
December ITO 50
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Susfenance md Refreshments.

Sec. 4th. BE it further ordained of.
mat Tor every business III restaurant. oys
tef.iionse confectionery bar room. caL.i,t
conee-i'onSe' cafe beer saloon. yroy Shop
. x ctaef places where anything 10 be drank
OF eaten ON the premises is sold du,ctW"'
indirectly, the license shall be based on The
annual gross receipts OF said business ~
follows: Provided. no license snail he
charged for selling refreshments for cb.ri
table Or religious purposes. ~
LIST. Class wien tho said ~
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Provided, that if any distilled, spirituous.
vlnous, malt Or other kink OF mixeI liuuur,
DE sold In connection with the business -,
retail me:chalt or grocer, in quantities OF
not less thau que pant nor Mole than five
gallons, The license for such combined .,u,i-
hoss snail be "euble the foregoing and i
any VI 'he anoVe mentioned liquors or sold
III less quantities than one plut IN comma.
Ton With the business OF retail ncrcb.,t ~.
grocer The license slail be three times 1,e
ABOVE amount Tor said combined business.
provided no license Shall Issue to sci, ,luo,r,
niess quantity than a put, Without ,ayt,o
Il hcclse not less tilau thirty five dollars.
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mere IS no civilized nation in the West
ern Hemisphere in which the utility of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters as a tonic, correc-
tive, and anti-biliOus medicine. is not known
and appreciated. While it is a medicine
tor all seasons and all climates, 1t is espe-
cial!y suited to the complaints generated
by the weather, being the purest and best
vegetable %sti'nulant in the world.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
to whom apply tor Hostetter's Almanac for
1881.
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Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
-eommes 4 meme de METRE a execution
tous les ouvrages t~ypographiques qui nous
seront eonfies. Les brefs d'avocat. cartes
d'afaires, enietes de features, tickets d'ha
bitation, blanc.. circulaires, etc.. seront
imprimes dams ie plus BRET delai ct des
prix les plus moderes.
D-Tous les JOBS devrent Gtre payee
aussit0t Ia livraison du travail command.
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ANNONCES.


carre de lU lignes--lere insert 81 50
= Tine Is
/" Insert. add 50
Toutes les ammo, ces indignant la
profession ct qui n~'excedera pas
INIT lignes par an-d'avance. 10 90
Annonces de Candidats-d'ayauce 10 90
@Toute O publiee par interval
les sera payee au taux dune piastre par
earre.
m0-Toute don't lie nombre din
serti DDS nest pas specific, sera insere
usqu'a nIuvel ordre. au taux Ordinaire
AyELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
RorAnY JOB PRESS.
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J. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
Tax Sales.

The State of Louisiana vs.. the followin.
delinquent Tax Debtors. of the Parish
of LAfourche.
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6a,S 81 2.9 10 1879 80
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An Imposing Structure.

Decidedly the most imposing struc-
ture on Canal street Is the five.story
dry goods palace Of John P. Richard.
son \ Go. Mr.. Richardson, though a
Southerner born to fortune, (being
the son Of Col. Ed. Richardson, OF
Mississippi,) has shown an energy
and enterprise not usually attributed
to men Of his wealth, and Is to-day
one OF the hardest workers in his
vast establishment. He has lately
associated himself with Mr.. Chas. A.
Lyerly, Of Enterprise, Miss, In the
conduct Of the business. The store
Is l26 Canal street, and IL 100 feet in
length, by 81 in width. with iron
front, and is decidedly the most at.
tractive edifice on that fashionable
street. The first floor Is devoted to
prints, brown and bleached cottons,
jams, cassimeres and Aannels; the
second to dress gools, shawls, skirts,
table ware, etc. ; the third to blan.
kets, quilts, cottonades, tickings,
denims, ETC.; and the fourth to no.
tons, etc. The first, third and fourth
floors are under the management Of
Mr.. j. A. Castanedo, q worthy son
Of Natchitoches, and brother.in law
OF that sterling merchant, j. A. Du.
c)u-neau, ESQ.,, as we'll as Of Mr..
Bouts. of your town. His brother. A.
A. Castanedo, has charge Of the No.
tons and ladies' and gents furnish
ing goods department. Both ofthese
gentlemen are proud Of their natiyi-
ty, and no doubt valuable acouisi.
tions to this extensive establishment.
}. A. Benedict. Esq.. is the travelling
salesman, and the firm are we'll con.
WINGED Of his value.
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NOTICE TO UNKNOWN OWNERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ State and Parish Taxes for 1880 and
prior years, are due and eXiyible on prop
critics described below, and if not paid
within Twenty days from date hereof.
l will proceed to sell as the law directs:
NJ. l 40 Southwest quarter Of Noltll-
east quarter. Section 20 township ..
range 10, State ~ Cl'S. Parish y Ct'S
Mo- 100 North half and Southeast
quarter, of Northeast quarter sr"ti"n 30,
tuwnShipo range 10. State = Parish 81
No. ) w Northeast quarter of South.
west quarter, section =. township Il,
range .. State2I Parish %
No. ! 900 West half of Northeast quail
ter section e. $onth halt Of Northwest
"aaltrr and Northwest pnarI", of Snnil-
west quarter elton ), townships $. ia gr
8. STATE coo $. parish ~
No.. . 20 South halt Of Southeast guar
ter section sc, township 9. range 10,
state As cts. parish, 81
List Delinquent Tax. state s2.Ol PHI 81. ~
No.G 50 North halt Of SOUTH quar-
ter section 81, township Z. range :
state IS cts PHI Sc.
List Delinquent Tax, state S2,Oip'h $40
No l2O North half Of Southeast
quarter section 30. and Southwest GUAR
ter Of Southwest quarter section 81,
township 10, range 5. st tie 81 cts. p'h 20
List Delinquent Tax, state 50 AOp'h Sl.5o
No. 24o North half OF North half
Southwest quarter {" Northwest quarter
and Southwest quarter OF Northeast GUAR
ter section l3, township 10, range $.
state - cts p'h 81
List Delinquent Tax, state 81 5G p'h 81. IS
n" . 900 North half Of South half
ct Southeast quarter section 3G. township
10. range 8, state 60 cts nh 70
No. 10. 10 Northeast quarter of south.
east quarter section 30, township 10,
range s. state Il cts. MI II
No. II. lGo Southeast quarter of sec.
ton IS, township 10, range .,
state As cts. pin IS.
No. Il. 80 West half of Southeast
quarter section ~. township 10. range :,
state ~ cts. pin IS.
No. il. 2"N West half of West half Of
Southwest quarter section AZ. township
10. ranges, state 30 cts. IN TO-
No. II. 100 Half Of Sonth half of see.
ton 80, township 10, range 8,
state IS cts. phi Sc.
No. Is. 50 East halfof Northeast QUAR-.
ter section 4, township s, range 8,
state "a cts PHI. 2s.
List Delinquent Tax. state 81. 20 nh 81 OS
No. II. - l0-l0O Lot 1 of Southeast
quarter section 70. township 8, range 9,
state II cts. PHI II.
List Delinquent Tax, state $l.2sp' 81.
No. j.. 100 East half of Northeast
quarter and East half of Southeast quar-
ter section l. township 7, range s,
state 30 cts. pm 70.
| No. 10. 40 Southeast quarter ofSouth-
east quarter section 81. township 9,
range :. state q cts. u'h %.
No ~. lGo West half of West half OF
section 8, township II, ranges,
state 4S cts. phi Sc.
No. 81. - 5000 Lot oi section 10.
township 3, ranger, state "a cts. PHI q.
S. =. RAlNES.
Jan. Is. Sheriff
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It Is estimated that there will be
"a immense attendance at the Presi.
dents Inauguration on the 4th O,
March, greater In fact than any wit.
messed since the discovery Of Ameri.
CO by Columbus. It IL facetiously
remarked that nothing short Of the
end Of the world, bad weather, or
lack Of accommodations, will pre-.
vent at least four. fiiths Of the popu.
iafton Of the United States, Qnclu.
ding 1ndisns) from witnessing the
Inaugural ceremonies! The South
has no part or interest In the coca.
sion, We 0pine.
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Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers! -
Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the excru.
cisting pain Of cutting teeth? Ifso
90 at once and get a bottle Of MRS.
W1NSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately-depend upon it; there
is no mistake about 1t. There is not
a mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who will not tell you at once
that 1t will regulate the bowels, and
give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use In all cases, and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one
OF the oldest and best family physi-
clans and nurses In the United States
Sold everywhere. Is cents a bottle.
Nov. W.-1y.
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arW Wrleans.
FOR SALE.

A certain tract or parcel of land, >itua-
ted in the parish Of Natchitoches, on
the ri ght bank of Cane river, above the
town of Cloutervillc. on the opposite
side Of the river, containing l27 arpents,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Am
blOisc Lrcomte above. and below by
land Of Lnc Porche, and with front on
Cane River.
Another tract of land in same parish.
containing 20 acres. and being the lower
half the west half with east quarter and
east fractional half OF the north west
fractional quarter Of section 2G, town.
ship seven north. range five west, con
tanning in all TAO acres, as per Patent
1856, and being the same tract of land
derived from JAS B. Coutry.
The V. j. RACHAL plantation. contain
ing hundred and srventy-six acres.
good dwelling of five rooms, stables and
corn cribs.
A tract adjoining the above, contain
ing G6 acres, with buildings. dwelling
house. gin house, large c"rn crib, over
scers house. three negro cabins and other
buildings.
The DAY place, containing about a
hundred acres or more, with all the
buildings NN same.
The WALLACE plantation. Cain river
fronting both sides and containing
about l4oO acres, with all nrcrssar,
bindings. etc
LAKE JERlCO plantation, about
miles Observation-Disclosures. containing ahou,
- acres. with dwelling, gin house
stables and cabins.
me ahoN" property is vnluah!r and
VIII he more 50. as there is now no .lNnh1
ah"nt the Railroad being completed
VIII ne sold "n very reasonable terms
say ! t" cash, balance III one, two
three and four years. with : per cent in
trre>t. Mr.. Landry CharlrviIle. al Clou
ticrvi|lc. will give full particulars of til.
land. anal also Mir. John L. Trichell, al
Natrhitochr>.
AdnrrS. ID. Il. CARROLL,
SO Perl!co Street, New Orleans.
Aug. rs.
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PROCLAMATION.

Cry OF NArcHlrocHEs. !
Mayors OFFICE. Jan. 90, 1881. /
To Whom it may Concern:
Be it known that at an election held
in this city January le, 1881, pursuant to
an Ordinance of the Mayor and CITY
Council Of the city of Natchitoches, to
submit to the tax-paying voters of this
city. the Petition. Of citizens. and an or
dinance levying 5 mills on the dollar, on
the taxable property Of the city of Match
itOches. submitted to the Council Dectm-
Der lst, 1880, adopted by them, subject
to the result Of this election. The fol.
lowing was the result of said election:
Total voters entitled to vote under
Ii'e laws. ......: ......... 1913
Total vote for the tax levy and
Ordinance. ................ 40
Total vote against the tax levy
and Ordinance.
Total vote cast.
Majority for the levy and Ordinance 10
The above is . true and correct state.
ment Of the result of the election held
January IS. 1881.
WILLIS HOLMES,
Jan. @.-lt. Mayor.
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Shel IFS Sale.

>helifr's Sale.
Grape VS.. Grape.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitochrs
Nos. s436, S43S 4 $3.50.
10y virtue of Il writs Of Fl. IA. isned
ID in the above entitled aud uumber.
ed suits, and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, ut auction, at
the door Of the Court House in the city
and parish Of Natchitocles, on
Saturday, February STD, 1851.
at - NJ. the following described prop
erty, to-. wit:
The southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter and the southwest quartet
of the southeast quarter and the north
west quarter Of the northeast qnarter d
section No. 2, township No. 9, range No.
g.. west, containing llS 6O-lOO. onr hnn
drcd and eighteen 60 100 acres, togethi
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
Also one dark bay stallion, and on
: horse wagon, the movable property Il
I've sold on Saturday, the 18th day
February, 1881.
Terms of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement
SAML. P, RAlNES,
Jan. |. Sheriff.
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JUDGMENT.

Rosa J. Smith, nee Cox. VS.. W. J. Smith
her Husband.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches
No. 1863.
IN this case Ivy reason Of the Law and
evidence being in favor Of Pl,int.ti and
against Defendant. the Judgment Lv de-.
fault, not having been set aside: Il is
ordered. ahjndyrd aud dccrceh that the
Plaintiff do have, and recover Of the
Defendant her husband, the sum of one
hundred and sixteen dollars. with j
per cent per mnum interest thereon,
from Judicial demand, December Sth.
1881, and costs
That the community Of acuncts and
gains heretofore existing between r|ain-
tiff and defendant be dissolved, that the
control and administration ofhcr5pu,per-
ty and her affairs he Restored to plaintiff
independently Of her husband.
Thus done. read and signed in open
Court. on this 18th day of January. A.
d. 1881.
(Signed) d. PlERSON.
District Judge.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Natchitochcs.
| certify the above to he a correct and
tIne copy Of the original Judgment on
file and record in my Office.
In testimony Of which
H. 81 witness my hand and Of
fetal Seal this 18th day
Of January, 4. y 1881.
A. f. LEMEE,
Jan. o. 81.
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Many Speculations are rife az to
tho complexion OF Garfleld's Cabinet.
Nothing definite, however. is known
- to its formation. Blaine. it is said
Will be at the head Of the Cabinet,
With Robert Lincoln or Storra, as At
torney General, and Senator Bruce,
u % thought will have q place, as a
representative Of the Southern col.
ored element These matters Just
now. are merely speculative. Gen,
Garfield seems to be somewhat reti.
cent 10 this matter and the various
Republican elements are kept on the
ragged edge" Of uncertainty.
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There ts q general upheaval Of the
Irish element In this country, from
ocean TO ocean, and from the Gulf Of
Mexico to the Canadian boundary,
10 behalf OF their struggling breth.
rea % the other side of the Atlantic
ocean. The Irish Worlds Land
League Fund. In this country, now
aums up over $4,000.
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Lincoln parish, after all its indebt-
edness has been paid, will have one
thousand dollars in the treasury.
This too 10 the face Of the fact that
1t % . hill parish, and has just COM
pleted . new Court House. Every
ward 10 the parish, save one, has vo.
ted for no whiskey license, and the
police jury. has fixed the license In
that ono ward at $500. Lucky parish
u lincoln!