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NE" 4o1kA
NEW Youk. Aprii 9.-CoTToS-Ftrul III E.lys
IL Lie; futures steady: April. l15c: NaS, r:'oc;
June, l1S;c: July, lD.AG; AUGUST l0.oc; oet1t"-
ber l0tac: October, .o-:5c; November 1ulie;' pe"
cemhc-, 1o>l4e u.,
ELorE-Quiet and unchanged; receipts. -.'"e hs's'
c1uorts, G,isU brls
nogts III Csu bu; rejected a5,.c; unssaded red. ~
III: No !; d. sl.I5les 1914; steamer 10, sl4; 70.
rcd canal, sl2ss43sl.-i: ratsoad steam
er No. !. red sI.0; No. red, si.2slG1'; mA1co VIM
ter T. 1.D; No. white, $fI4l2lt:; 40 red
Aufit slaIsa l.!]a: Muy, 81 i.a'4ssl:o5s; June $:S
Glnn; July. sl.l7i- Corn dull; receipts 'o.*u ou'
EXPORTS lyttu bu; uneradcd, oseEssGc: No :" s't.@
5.c: steamer a5ttl1c; No :, sas:;; No. @latte'
Tic; No. April. s;,4G51.Gc; Mag. 5Htaal}:c; tune.
5iAc Oats dull and lower; receipts, @hoU nu VEST
eru mixed. +attt;t:c: white do. =d5s f3sc.
u4Y-Uenland fair and market trim: Ssg!Vc.
| nOvs-Qnict and uncf,anSed ,.-e,o,u ,r,,., ,t
r.firtu. ~: -a. Aiolusses steady moderate Ut
man4 :c.fF4ra Gnited. s1c crude,
:WiAi.Iow-Fir1n: Gs;;@G.ac
| EE-yN-tlutl and unchIiEeH
| TCMrENriSl:-Steaty: ;!ts4ilsc-
! E.;GS--l}ul md weak; IT, ~ ,,.
l.EAT!fEE-ourt; hen,ints sole bnenns A5Ies sia
III, /; ;rA,1;sr light EidLe and heavy weight .,
| WoOi-l)uli: domestic fleece ~ i'c; pn1e't -os
4O,:; unw:Shcd l4e.:s:c; exus. II ,,
rovl:tnSs-or En niotf1Iy tsnf 0st nt sI,tiy
t,ut l:rnts strong and quiet: loa. clear nId!ea a.
short clear. :s.st Lard fairly active una '!:oe
h!kl.cr: prin: steam; $lioSa1a:a.ht Ii''s. H,.h
| Iii.vrl.ik-ttuiet md unellapeeh-
METXLs-sanuae:nT copper dull: r,. neT ssen: ,,,
5:"t Sf .;s fS:'is ss'
ii:sxI5. Sail.-Cut, S5.u]Y 3.i0: c:lnch ssausaO.
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= BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YonK, April e.-Governmcn1s stcnds for
Gs and IS, and 4 per cent higher for 41!s and Is
Railroad bonds fairly active.
State securities less active than Of late and
generally weak and lower.
The stock market was strong ut the opening,
and i'm advance Of i to IA per cent was record
~, rho latter In Reading, but ut the First Bourd
sncc,,1utfon became weak, and Il decline OF 4 to
a.: nor cent took place, in which Heading was
tcf nss,,meH tir1n tone, and. under tno leader
SHIP Of Kcndins, prices rose i TO- M pr cent II u
nrr cent. and closed ut the highest point. The
General ,,.arket was extremely dull IL ate deal
ms, and closed fairly steady Outside OF the
uriccs we're confined within very nnrrow range.
HILL mn
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MEM CltLEASS.
Nrv ORLEANS. April y-Sigbt exchange on
New York, S.5D per 81, GtD premium; stcr'ing'
Isl.
FOREIGN.
IoSpoS. April 9-ll:o y. m.-lons,oai;s ,a; n1i. ,t.
ehul,vcu; :.U p, ILL.,, cotsols, money, loo IL l"'
p.n,s, April o-3 p. u.-Frcnch rcntcs o,l sac.
l.>sDOS, April9.-Consols, lu1 ll-la; nccounl'
american securitics-Scw IS, 1054; 4!as' ll6:4;
IL. ll1ii. ,.,,, ,,o,,-
.,i.-nnin Central II: New York Central l5o1: :
Erie. II: do seconds. la3l:; Reading. T. a..
The amount of bu!liun W!tltr;twn from 'ne
| Hnuk OF Eugland to-day IS EJo,0N.
PARIS, April 0.-ltcntcs, s3f.
, 1881-04-10

Winslow, Lanier & TO-,
Corner Eas.:.tl and Cedar-sfA., CITY of
]. & II. .Sel;sman & Co., New
Tor. Hroad-,t. and Exchange Place
Eidder, Peabody & Co... Boston,
and Corner Wall and NiaAs:.n-st~.J
Subscriptions will also be Tecercd bE
s:rx.r.. PRESTON, KE-AN 4 CO..
AANs"A =" - Chicago.
, 1881-04-10

COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of lending articles Of produce in this city dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at : cloc'
saturday morning ana for the corresponding
time IL wear ago:
, 1881-04-10

Withdrawn from store during Fr'oaS loi e.''
consumption; 10 hi wheat JUS ou corh' 1'o'' ou
rye, .,39.l bu harley.
Thc ro1)nw;nv erain was inspected into store IN
this citv saturday morning: / cur No. : winter
wheat. 80 cars No. spring, IL cars No. 40,
) cars rejected, cars no grade 80 wheat: 10
cars No. !. corn L. cars new high Mixed los cars rs
rejected, ETC. 133 corn; IS cars white oats, :"
cars No. :. mixed, % cars rejected, l'3 onts,:
cars No. barley, ears MOL do, car no gFaae'
Total :U9 ears or 10000 bu. inspected oue'
u,sy5 bu wheat, 1896 bu corn' 51'@46 ou oats
a,;lG6 bu rye. ]. .703 bu hurley. ,r.
The following were the recelp1s oi o1e"o''1"o
DIR hn1 Week:
, 1881-04-10

The lt,auing produce nlarKets "ero a,ss !'uo ~,
H. actiye Saturday aud quite unscttlcn' ous
within narrower range than the previous u',,
Provisions were agau higher, with irec l1,lu ~
by the shorts. and particularly actl'c t',.
of the premiums land discouhts w po.a >,,har
,,res wheat was depressed by warmer weather.
.-,;n, ,v,s Understand to be depressinely opprcs
sive in Toledo, wheat being " unsalabic y there.
Other grain was tame, except tna. rye "Is 10
o,,n1ed strong, being scarce< The weather E IS
..balmy" phase, and the crop Of ocst ,neats
wos increased very much thereby no.. 1e.,
" in wheat, though reports t.,a: Mnss
tho furm were very dlscoaraglns: ,, .iss1 60.
rork closed cDc higher, at st'.SeE>' ''.~'1
, 1881-04-10

have long prescribed the Shakers Sarsapa-
r;fns and tuin! ii Il valuable medicine
Icrrruiuh Dtukc, II. D., Gilulantoa, II. L.
, 1881-04-10
EITxffCI1tL.
EIHIfCItL.
WIN. 'Ir.BAkER &C.,,
/ Chamber Of Commerce,
CHICAGO.
Stock I)epar emit

Stocks and Securities Bought
and Sold at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia Stock FIX
changes.
Direct Wires from our Office to
our Eastern Correspondents.
Latest information concerning
all Railroad Stocks and Securities
furnished on application.
VIM. T. BAKER,
Member New York Stock Exchange.
W.. r. COBB,
NJ. L. SCUDDE, j.
, 1881-04-10
By TELEGRAPH.

Special D1spateh to The Chicago Tribune. :.
L1vERrooL, April 9-110 T. a-m.-FLoCR-So. l. Es'
No. . S. I'd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !. q I'D: No. :, " ID;
sprug No. os Sd: No. ?, S I'd: white No. H. 3sso'
No. O.; club. No l. los; No. :, IS ~. eosh~e; w.
IS Sgd: old. Is 5}@d- :
PRovls1oSs-Pork.G Gs. Lard SIS "a.
LIVERPOOL April s-1:1 p. m.-BKEAps7cFSs-
Quiet and unchanged.
LANn-55s
L1vEprooI, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne
clcar steady lis; short clear steadE ut lis
Prime Western hrm ut 55s
TrKpESTISE-SplriLs-lo hr1ner as ~ =
LONDON April 4-VALLOW-Eiue American, 59* "a;
refined, 1u3ss.
LlNsEED UIL-c5s lod. ...
ANTWERP, Aprs! 9.-rErRoLECM-MH4E
LIVERPOOL. April a-CoTToS-NodcEnte tnaui:. \: IL
6 6l-lGezs,xl; sales. 100 bales: speculation Hcd 3ex-
port. 1,0N: American. 5.1a.
IsREAnsTCrrs-Quiet and unchanged.
EI:Ov1S1OSS-AmeZican laru. a's- baeon-1''"t@
clear, 49s; short c!ca7, 3i5
The following we're received by tho Chicago bR1a
Of Trude:
L1vEKroo1- .Arrtl 9-1::o p. m.-Breadstuns qS'ef
ana S.sa''Ssa hta dull md easier
xaer V: So s'Enf y aa3ss 4 S.' IN "o
Az Az ,a;i 1eh ;rfsn!" ans Is 5rn dill: noe oerr
rireWhrlt ra:heF easier; rea winter tat t aehn is
declined. a Corn rn ill.,, y: 81 sasSnge sS'et ,ear
Tmuy 33s H. Cheese. Us. beef lbs, countTy l<if-
lots s.Ilo hisher- Weather IG,'F":,ns; d,,, s,,,.
foraia cl,.5 i &<:sis Sd; white Mchtean y ID; W-st
srn RED Winter y? ~ AIiS aSEC"srSs = SS on
passaEetyhcnt rather easier Torn shdo uss 81; ss
Fair average quality of American req w.itss
present ana following m,nth. u, ~. Fair nye1aES q
AElc cticun mixed for uFhupt sntlsnent y
shade d.afer Arrivals on coast fur orders-Wk ksat
none. pAH1s-Wheat Ind cora hrf'.
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DEATH!- The peculiar and
strange disease that has been
prevailing in this Parish forthree
months, leaves tho impress of its
visit. in the numerous deaths
that are daily occurring.
1t has became an Epidemic, and
nearly all the people have felt its
Influence more or less. The cool
weather appears to have caused
a decrease Of cases. and as the
majority Of citizens have had this
disease it is hoped that it will
soou take its departure.
On Tnestia. evening at i
O'clock Mr.. VIM. a. Carver died
He WAS a young nan, Just enter
cG into his twenty first yea, rs
teemed by every one who knew
him. He was the sole support OF
IL mother and three brothers and
sisters, who are now dependant,
aud without resources.
On Wednesday morning Mr..
William Harvey died. He ha;
been . resilient OF Ti.ii odaux foI
10 OF II years. and has ieen the
manager of the Saw Mill belong
ing se the Ihi.}ouauA Saw Mn
20. ofWllich he. WAS one Of. ,i1,
principal Stockholders.
MI. Harvey wa. much respect
ed and c~steeHled, rs ap honorable
and Just man, quiet in his habits,
strictly attentive to bis business.
and q "Ooi ana enterpiising citl
yea. Mr.. Harvey was "a years
Of age, and III honorary me"aher
of the Fire Department whose
members took charge Of his re
mains and entered then in ST
Johns Cemetery.
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NGsNers. MOesaers!!
2sOessara!,!

Are &c" disturbed at night and
broken efyour rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
cr"ciatl.s pain Of cutting teeth /.
Ii SO. go * once and get bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother Oh earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tell you at
once that II will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health TO the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
~ safe to use in all eases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is TIE
prescription of one OF the Oldest
a"ti best female physicians and
nurses i'll the United States. Sold
everywhere. . cents a bottle.
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Feeble E1HsEies,

Those lanynid, tiresomc senSa
tons, causing you 20 feel scarce
~ able to be on Your feet that
constant drain that is takin. from,
your system all it's elasticity
driving the bloom from yonr
chez ks that continual strain no
on yonr vital forces. rendering
you irritable and fretft.l, can east
~ be removed by the use OF that
marvellous remedy. Hop Bittrrs.
irregularities aud obstruc.ions Of
your system are relieved ut once.
willie the special canse Of pe,ioli-
cal pain is permanently removed.
viii yoa heed this p Cincinnati
Saturday Night.
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s.. DreJfus ;be Opticiau deal
only in first class articles.

We'll, Rohiuscn's Big SioN
has come aud goue.
The iinfnrnse tent was pretty
we'll filed at night.
Tt.e performances were good
The Elephants ANA dogs were
trained to perform some wonder
fai tricks.
The animals that were billed 10
appea: did not all come 10 tine.
but there was a fair selection.
The three Girai1es were TIE
fifst live ones ever exhibited
here. the Monster OK was Oh
hand. a curiosity Indeed.
The Bare hack riding was good.
The trareze performance was
handsomely doue.
Had the ring master seen prop
tr to wear ii decent suit Of clothes
and to learn his business a little
better, the aui;e'ice could have
hal nothing 10 complain oi.
Roblnsoi:'s Circus is we'll worth
q visit.
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Mr.. Walter F. Adams, of West
bofo, Mass, writes : ''For years
| suffered the horrors of dyspei,
STA and digestion. They seemed
to weaken every organ Of lite,
and completely shattered my ner
vous system. AT night when |
lay down | felt | could not live
Until monins. Heart bum panied
ne most terribly. | tried Brown's
Iron hiilers, it suited my casa
precisely, and Row my stomach
dijvSts any kind of fool, AID my
Sailow complexion and othersynnp
toms of i'll health are al! gone. and
at hi-ht / c!,joy most refreshing,
dgeamless sinmber,"
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Ezsc Result Of Eess:sEfs
Eahar

Several Years aAoa portion oi
'he plantation st M:.in. Ii. ScIlia.
tea. With had i'een abandoned
10y the o'ft:tel with He recon
incubation tGiat cocoa would li,,t
gov On i, was allotted 10 hir.
Leon Act;ee, and industrious and
careful! cuitiratof. The !st year ": S
spent in preparing the soil for {,
crop OF cane, ly proper di;ching
and llyisn sewing of;,eas wheel.
;rtdnreh Il heavy cnat Of viies
and acted as y trE;erilzrr. TIE
second year 81 acres Ct cane oil
this land Produced IS hossheati>
OF sugar, The following year SO
acres yielded 81 i~lugshe,stis ard
The th::'! crop sielatu 81 hogs
h ais, The ~p:otlct Of 50 acres.
How detS this compare with
gang labor generally =? Let some
OF the fossils figure oct tie GitItr
eIice and oar word tur it they
will abandon the OH way and quit
abusing Innovations. - Werrills
.Soeth.
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-The trial Of Gnitteau

The trial of Gnitteau has
been going on for sotue time in
ashlngtou City.
1t was bad enough to have the
President of the United States de
liberately assas>inatcd by an of.
fee hunter, without having -
trial, that should be conducted
with dignity, deeorum. and solem
NIFTY. changed into a farce by a
lunatic player, who is making a
mountebank of himself. interrupt
ing Judges, Lawyers. and paying
no heed to the orders of the
Court. if'iiere Vas any doubt
III our mind about the sanity of
the assassin there is none now.
Ii Eile jury does its auty there
will soon be an end TO this clown's
pretended wit. and so called vice
ge,cuts Of the Lord aitl cease to
murle: people under pleas of ia
sanity.
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SIAiE OF LOUISIANA.
2oth. Judicial District Court Parish Of La
iourtI,e.
Succession of Jean DuprG. No. :os7 Pro-
bates.

-
Pursuant 20 an order and decree of above
Court and in oh"dirnre to A commission r.
u" directed III She above entitled oul mr.,
htr"a Sites ess!on | viii 0if.r Tor sale at IN.
p.'c auction pursuant to law tn tie las,
aiid hIsictt bidder at tie last rc~siieucr oi
the deceased on short street ia tina Town
ct Ih'bodaux in said parish, ON S@,turda =
December 3rd 1881 between the houts q;
Il O'clock A. II. aud 4 o'c.sck J.. ". tle
l"iloWiiG 'n"V'able property to.wit:
/. tHe double Walnut beasteaI and had
ding.
ding. W."
3. One lot Of Clothing.
4.thc iiliaitatinn leather Trunk and con
tents.
.. Cae wooarn Trunk and contents.
s. One old Trunk.
.. Ohe valiant Table with Jra wcr and con
tents.
s. One Walnut Table with J,awor and c,,
fonts.
3. Two old Cypress Tables.
~. Two hand Trunk.
cid ZION. al"
~. Cne Clock and Three looking glasses.
10 enc box and lot Ut Sundry Hardware.
IA. One lot Crnckcry ware.
-. tfne lot Gt Kitchen utensils.
10. Ole lot Of Dem johns aud lot OF bot
ties. WI
u. t,he small chest and a lot of Carpcn-
tiers tools fA
u. Three cane bottom chairs.
~. One Boston Box. o.
~. One old bathing Tub and jar.
II. pne double barrel shot glsr. game
bag and Two powder horns.
terms n conditions Of sale Caah on the
spot Ill United States Treasury ,aciea.
November I9t., 1881.
THEOpfiIhE TIiIBCDArX,
sheriff.
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THE WEEKLY THIBoDAUX SENTINEL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 1881

-An active brain, sparkling
wit, a cheerful mind, "A bright
eye, a robust body, pure rich
blood aud a vigorous bounding
circulation, add many charms to
female sotiety-yet, ali! how few
ladies can boast of all these signs
OF health! While they remain
victims to those terrible female
complaints, they will be mere
feeble, delicate drones upon So
ciety. You can be restored to
health and happiness by the use
of English Female Bitters.
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-Iyans the Sugar Planter
man who has had a $ ell IT Den
que for Il EH0Htll- has recovered
and is once more ready 10 indi'e
tTutiaii:l ciist.cs 10 his cotempora
ries.
The Old Gentleman became M
easy during, his illness and for
the fist time in many years, read
lsis bible. The story of Jonas
swallowing the whale Interested
him very much and for the f!tuve
it Is probable that he will he able
to comprehend the facts of q fish
story when told him by ID respon>
siole man.
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We are anxiousiy awaiting the
sentiments OF the country press
upon the extra session question.
-Raton Rouge Adrccatc.
The SENTEFEL was net in ia.
vOr Of an extra session. Now
that enc is called we want TO see
the Legislature attend 10 the hnsi
ness t.! which it has been called
together. Tlerc so suitable
place in Baton Rouge iof it to
meet Ill December, therefore III,
Governor did right in snmmonine
It to assemble in New Orleans.
This Legislature is expected to
do work ior the interest of the
state, not for Baton Rouge alone.
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persons who have ege GROW

Persons who have age grow
ing upon them and are made
aware of that fact by a weakness
OF the eyes, or dimness OF sight
should read the card of S. Drey-
fus that is published in the sENri
MEL Of to day.
Mr.. Dreytus will be here be
tween the tenth and fifteenth OF
December, where all those, who
need the services OF an Opticians
will have an opportunity Of con
sultation with him.
Any orders left at this Office
will be attended to.
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Take notice. that acting under and hy
virtue I'll five several wr!ts e. feii fGcias
% ne u:rec'ed hy tie above entitled Court
IA tbs ;boye q titled ard numbered G uses,
l hayc seized and taken into MY possession,
and vii. proceed Ia sell at auction, or Sa;ui
cay the sd CAV OF December y. / 1851.
"etH zen the siouIS OF II O'Clock 4. l.. an /
! o'clock L. ~. ca the premises. at ab0ut
i've lA'ieS above The toau uflhIt edaux. on
the ii-ht rank oi TIE bayou Laioulche, on
The front OF tic J"!r Ncbre plantation. tie
iplI"Nl sties cribel property, to wi.
All and singular The contents ola certain
country tga,te tore, situated rs above Ge,-
cribcd, ana lately kept by said Ili,s. 4.
itrili. consisting Of dry goods. eru,er.c~,
ii4uonrs, oio"hcrJ, cutlery, wares. tub.reo.
aiu OF satii ether articles as ge,Ie. ally 10
to form he stock Of a cou.itry traIe,-ti.e
property OF the defendant, Charles A.
Brand.
Ietms q Sale. Cash on tho Spot in Uni
tea 1Tatts lr asur., Notes, TO satisfy said
Grits.
Witness MY hand otlieiall? fat Thibodaux
La, November l9ti. A. ID. 1881.
IL. W. FROST, Constable,
End. Ward Laiourciie.
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There has been some wI.op-
ping big yields OF sugar made i!
newspaper Reports are trne. The,
say that Judge Goode made 1906
pounds to the acre and that Judge
Heattie made $500 pounds. II
those are rot whoppets just ask
those Judges and STE what YOU
will learn.
Perhaps by taking 5000 lbs. of
the first, a d 1000 eff the second
the truth wonld be approached,
bat which "a lie is told let it b. a
whopper ard correct 1t after
wards.
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---
ss,HESE CASES HAVING BEEN REG
A uiarly taken up and tried after an or
der OF consolidation, and the law and the
evidence bciug in favor oi Clodine Dassain
ard against her husband and against John
NJ. Walsh, Syndic of the creditors of Victor
Pave and warrauting and justityins this
Judgment.
his ORDEnEDADJUDGED AND DE
creed, that ClUlile Dassain wife of Victor
Pave have Judgment dissoiving the commu-
ATTY ut acquets aud gains existing between
herself and her husband and granting to
her the sole management OF her p;trapher-
nal property.
IT FURTHER ORDERED ADJUDG-
ea and .ccrccd that Ciotiine Dussair have
judgement and recover OF Victor Faye the
sum OF Three Thousand Dollars with legal
interest thereon from the 2lst. day of Feb
ruary 1881 and ali costs Of suit.
IT Is FURTHER URDARED AND AID
judged that the general legal and tacif
mortgage OF the sad Ciodiuc Das@i,iE
against all the rea; property ol her husband
to secure the said amount be recognized rs
valid and binding 10 date troIi the 2Ith. OF
August 1879.
IL Is FURTHER ORDERED ADJUDG
ed and decrecd that the said Mira. Clotine
Dtssa!!. vile oil Victor Page be focogni1cd
as The owner and proprietor of-that GER
TAIN lot of ground situated IN this parish Oh
the lett htL X Ut Bayou L5tiourche ut abont
forty miles below tue town OF ihi0oLdiiX,
measuring one hundred and fits hye feet
renting o the said bayou Li&Huycic by ii
'ie.'.h of one hGnl:eL ana sixty 1--WE feet on
the lower side of said lot or the side near
est to The Parra's Plantation, and Olc hen
drt d and seventy ave feet on tue opposite
SIDE or line OF said lot. tho same being
rou'idcC eG butii s.ics bt tue lana oi the
venior Victor m"!ane0i, aud also in rear
~ lands OF The same person, dis the lines
existed on January 10th. $50.
THAT SIZE BE FURTHER EECOG-
nized as the owner ot all TIE buildings anu
improvements thoreon-as having been the
testi AMI bOna tise purchaser thereof ou the
eth. OF January 1870 from Victor MeltEeOn
as an investment oi her ~paraphernai prop,
rrty.
II Is FURTHEE ORD RED AND AD-
uA.cd that Victor Pave, and John ii.
Walsh, Syniic uf the creditors OF Victor
Pave. pay all the costs of these proceedings.
DONE READ AND SIGNED IN OPEN
CoWt tiiS fifteenth day Oh Aovtniber 1881,
II iilihedauX.
t.igueo) ARTHUR r. KNOEl,)CF,
Judge +0tt. Judicial District Court.
Filed Ho.ei mr. 18th, 1881.
tsisne,l }. ". K.OBLDuH, CLERK.
(~~) true copy:
}L.S.} lest: clerks office, Parish Of
80 Lataareile this Eth. day OF Novein
ber A. D. 1881.
). 4. ALLAN, Deputy CLERK.
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s. Dreytus, the well known Oh
tician will visit Thibodaux in ten
DAYS.

lie R1vERs.-The Mississippi
river at Eicksburg on Nov. 80
was within seven feet Of the dan
ger iiie and rose five inches the
day beio!e.
Red River at Shreveport was
low ana falling. This will partly
offset the rise in The Mississippi
but a continued rise my be look
ed for some Gays. A, Cincinnati,
keokuk, Louisville, Little Rock
and st, Louis the vater il abst.
ing.
The Eai! has reached Memphis.
and unless some thing occurs to
cause an other Use in the nl,per
streams the fall may reach Lafour
Gle III 10 or Is days.
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Notice
Tax Collectors Otiicp,

~Thib0daaX. August 9th. 1881. {
III obedience to section IS of Act - u
1850. Notice is hereby given 70 the Tax-
payers 81 the ?arsh IF .aiourche that the
taxes assessed in the gear 1881 are set forth
in the tax rolls on tile il, my office ard in
the mortgage Office of this parish; that
they are now due aud viii become deiil-
Inant on the 3i&t. day al December, and
VIII draw s per cent interest per annum
from date until sold IL accordance Will, ar
ticle 2i0 OF the Constitution.
Taxpayers are invited to call at once.
and settle, iii order to avoid interest and
costs.
j. +. LGRIO.
Deiasty Tax Collector, Latou!che.
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"A love sick couple came from
uouma to Tiibodsux on Tuesday
in search Of a matrimonial bridal,
and stopped at the Strangers
Hotel. They did not seem to be
in as big q hurry as runFaways
usually ave, and waited quietly
until about eight O'Clock 7. N.
until the irato father arrived. At
ter some rarleyiug they all retnrii
cd to Houma. g!ad,~or mad. 1t Is
not known which.