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RINEHART's Liver PiLLs-grow
more popular every day. Sold by G.
w. Miller.
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CAN keep it: "Can a woman keep
a secret? asks an exchange. She can.
That is to say, she can keep telling it.
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Children suffering with Collie soon experience re-
lief when Simmons Liver Regulator is administered
Adults also derive great benefit from this medicine.
It is not unpleasant it is harmless and effective.
Purely Vegetable.
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Sept. s, lSS1-1y-nrm.
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d Particularly to OF j County
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Ordnance No "a.

An ordinance lcvying taxea amounting
in the aggregate to ton mills On the dollar
and providing for their collection.
Section |. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Trustees Of the Town Of Thibodaux in
council assembled, That for the Calendar
year Ammo DOmini Eighteen hundred and
eighty two. there ia hereby levied taxes
amounting in the aggregate to ten mills on
the Dollar Of the assessed valuation of all
property situated within the limits Of the
Town Of Thibodaux, except such ~ is ex-
pressly exempted from taxation by the
Constitution Of this state.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained &c.
That the said taxes are levied for the fol
lowing purpose and in the following proper.
ton tO-wit.
First. Seven and . halt mills ON the dol
lar are levied to carry ON and maintain the
Government Of the Corporation and paying
its current expenses.
Second. Two and . half mills on thu
dollar are levied for the establishment
,naintainanoe and support VI free pablo
! shoots in the Town.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained sc. Tha
| the said taxes shall 90 assessed AMI cOllec
time specified in existing ordinances OF tn
| Town.
Adopted Friday May 18th 1882
fSignedl H. w. TABOR,
Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN.
Clerk.
A, j. PERRIN. Clerk.
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The session OF tho public
schools In the Parish Of Lafour
che in 1882 will be six months in
duration. In 1881 they were
seven mouths making thirteen
months in two years.
Schools were established in all
parts of the Parish both 70: white
and colored children. The ratio
for white pupils Is on the increase
whilst any change among the
colorcl people shows de
cline. The white population in
Lafourche increases rapidly whilst
tho colo,ed increases slowly if at
all.
There is no Parish probably in
the state that affords the facili
ties to educate all children that
LafonIche does. Some Parishes
claim to run schools six Or more
months, but the schools are few
and afford no opportunities to a
great number Of pupils TO obtain
any benefit theretrOm.
In Lafourche there are but few
children who cannot attend school
if their parents desired them 70
do 10. In three ueighhorhoods
where there ought TO be so schol
ars at school teachers could not
find places to board.
OF course where parents will
will make no exertionS and do
nothing to obtain u school the
Efforts Of the school boBrd are in
vain.
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"A crank signing himself Hen
~ Knapp G. e. 135 Pearl street
New York has sent US number
Of pamphlets advocating the out
let system to prevent overfOws
in the lower Mississippi river.
He rails terribly at not swallow
ing his ideas as a birding swal
lows the worm it's mother brings
it, without asking any questions.
These outlet theorists have a
great deal to say about the Jet
ties ut the mouth of tho river but
are very careful not to tell where
they are going to put auy outlet
to bere6t the river above Vicks
burgh::
Henry Knapp q. ,E. reminds
US Of: tue man in the Insane Asy
luln who commended that he alone
was sane, but that the insane
were in u. majority : hence he aud
not they were shut up. The PEG
pie of the Mississippi Valley have
had some experience in 1882 ~
the outlet system. II they AZ,
not satisfied with it, God III,
them. r.
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Mr.. Billiu is eudeavoring to
have an Act pass through the
Legislature placing the working
of the roads and levees in charge
of the Police Jury of this parish.
II he succeeds, there will be no
one to blame for bad roads, in
this Parish, in the the future, but
the members of the Police Jury.
The roads in this Parish for late
years have been 4 shame and an
abomination to civilized people.
With exception of long, wet
spells, the roads should always
be good III Lafovrche. There aIe
d few non.residents and c~onstitu
tionai GROWERS who need u little
discipline about the care of their
roads, aud If Billiu's Bill becomes
u law they will very probably get
a few lessons 10 the art of repair
ing roads before the birds mate
iu the Spring.
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The Evergreen Dramatic
Club gave its first representation
on Thursday evening June 8,
1882.
The play was Lendon Assurance
q comedy in i've acts.
The various actors did their
parts exceedingly we'll, and re
ceived the undivided approval Of
the large house that was present
on that occasion. Whilst all did
so we'll. it is unnecessary to at
tempt to criticise the performers
Individually.
The actors all knew their parts
perfectly, and no hesitation or de
lay was noticed.
For its first appearance before
the public the Evergreen Club
may feel proud Of its success, and
of it's receiving the full approba
ltiOn of the audience.
With such fine scenery, appro
pirate and handsomely prepared,
and such representations as the
one OIL Thursday evening the club
will always draw full houses in
Thibodoux. The following was
the cast:
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ia down enough, not to have the
interest of the West, tax
lug the very arteries of our Port;
aud the people will not allow such
actious to pass unnoticed hence
forth.
At o'clock on Friday evening
another CHASTITY chapter was ad
ded to the dooms day book OF our
city. The den ut the corner OF
St. Louis and Basin streets, here
totore a quiet corner opposite the
burial place of Gov. l.. A. Witt,
was visited by u notorious Repub
lican striker named James Casey,
and the ROOMS being tenaDted at
the time by some characterseqnal
Is bad, but of a different ilk. blood
was the result. Andre Gaffcran
derie. Blanquim and Blanque are
the offending parties, who merci
lessly murdered Casey, aud al
other Cuvillier is suspected OF
being accessory. The Corner held
an autopsy on Saturday evening.
Political matters are calm ut
present in the city, with pros
pect of exciting times IT, the fall,
nothing more is heard of Acklen's
| withdrawal so tho probability IL
that the nomination will stand.
The Republicans are going to put
Kellogg against him aud a promi
nent Democrat from yOnr town
told your correspondent that Kel
logg can do more for the 3rd.
District than any other man that
the people might choose, he said
it was a matter of building Ievees
aud preventing overflows, that
politics had nothing to do with it
aud lie hoped the voters ct the
district would canvass the ques
ton thoroughly before deciding
The poisoning case which occur
red on board tia +. j. Gay cams
up for examination on Friday,
large crowd Of witnesses were II
attendance, Reed the engineer
was very bitter in his denunci;
lions of the tiremen Ben Wagner
who was ably defended BY Mr.. X
l.. Belden, after a lengthy debate
Judge Lane dismissed tho prOs'
cution as far as Wagner is COZ
cerned and continued the prOceet
Jugs with reference to WIN
Moore.
= MI. NJ. A. Ledet has succeeded
in obtaining positions in the Cu'
toms service for Jos. NJ. Ricart
aud VIM. Robinson.
u, Yours Very Truly,
WlNSHILL
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The Pride Of Thibodanx
Lodge No. 1851, 6. g. o. Of o.
+. will celebrate the third ami
verssry Of tue institution Of their
Lodge in Thibodaux GU Saturday
JnOe u 1852, by a street parade
ju full Regalia aud a Levee at
hight in theie Hall.
III. Z. W. Warren will be the
Orator of the day.
The procession will form at )
O'Clock p. n.
Thi. Lodge in three years has
furnished considerable relief to
,ts distressed Brothers, purchased
= lot and built = good comforta
slale Hall tbereOn.
yisitiug Brothers from Assnmp
.tiou ard eiaew here are expected
81 Uel pieAelt.
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Ordnance No. -.

IN Ordinance regulating he burial o. per.
sons ssho may Aaue died Of snail por.
Be it Ordxined B., the Police Jury of the
Parish Of Lafourchs in regular session -
serpbled ; That it shall be aud it is hereby
declared unlawful. to bury. inter or u
to be buried or inferred persons whose
death was. occasioued By ANAL pox. at any
other hour than that between 8 O'Clock r.
II. and 4 o'clock A. n.
he 1t further ordained TO-. That any vio-
l.tion Of this ordinance ahsll subject tho
offender to . ins Of not less than $2S; nor
more than 500, or to be imprisoned for
not less than ~ hours nor more thxn 10
days. or both at the discretion Of the Court
to be recovered by information or indics'
nent. before any court Of ~oompetent juris'
dictiou.
Bel further ordained SC, That this OF
dinance 60 into effect FROM and after its
passage.
Adopted and approved April 9th. 1875.
lSignedl ST. GRlSAAORE.
\ President.
Certified:
isign.dl L. s. ALLAH, Secretary.
a true COPY from sliv records.
NJ, ALLAH. secretary.
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A WAKING UP.~The people

A WAKING UP.(The people
on Market street were suddenly
awaked out of their afternoon nap
last Saturday without much ce1e
mony. A horse attached to a
cart belonging to Anatole Bou
dreaux, rau away, and coming up
Green street, turned up Market
at the corner, and passing so near
the banquet, that Que wheel juusp
ed thereon, and carried away ev
cry gallery post to st. Louis, let
ting three galleries down, when
the horse got loose from the wreck
ed cart, leaving it behind as a
monument to his success as a
run away. Folks that thought
no body was in that part Of town
were astoDished at the multitudea
who held an inquest over the
ruins.
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VETERANs.-A serious dispute
has arisen in Brooklyn New York
The veterans Of the 14th Regl-
ment, who serve! in the late war,
are protesting against the claims
of veterans who have come to tue
front since the war ended, to Il
position in their organisation
The presumption of the soldiers
of the secession war is a sounding
If men, who have never fired a
gun, nor ever heard a shell ex
plode are to be prevented from
becoming Colonels, Generals aud
veterans, what is to become Of
the country?
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Mr.. F. g.. Delaney, Of Norfolk
Va, writes; ut gives u'e great
pleasure to experience once more
that glor'onsl, good feeling of
perfect health. / was buried in
despair, my back constantly pain
ed me, and from head to foot I
felt thoroughly i'll. l could not
walk across the yard without IA
tigue. Nothing I ute agreed with
me. Doctors could do me no
good. / tried Browns Iron Bit,
tiers. The have given me perfect
health and strength"
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Tho hrOtl,ar IF Emila I'm,

The brother of Emile Dugas.
y youth IL or Is years. who was
reported il the SENTINEL Of last
Saturday an dieiug with small
pox, died during Friday after
noon, and was buried, last night
week, in st. Joseph's cemetery.
There were FIVE cases in this
family, only the last one taken
died.
, Had this boy been fascinated
the probability is that he would
be alive to day. Still parents con
time to let their children run
without using this great proven
tive until it is too late.
Did vaccination save but one
in ffty persons, it is All unpardou
able crime to neglec. so great pre-
caution.
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"A Duel was fought on Wed
nesday morning, in New Orleans
by Major Burke Editor of the
Times Democrat and Mr.. Parker
Editor Of the Picayune in witch
the former was wounded in the
thighs.
This duel was foug ht in the
old style. We admire the mo
dern style Of dneling most 10
which the principals run no dan
ger, by ISLANDERS being the only
ones In danger.
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ELEGANCE AND PURlTY.-La
dies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. It is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to it's
original color, beauty and lustre.
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-ZOEDONE invigorates with
out reaction, as with alcohol.

BUSH MAGINNIS - On Wednesday,
June 7, 1882, at tho residence Of MIR. Louis
Bush, the brides father. Miss Susan Kari
Bush aud Mr.. Charles b. Maginnis, both o.
this city. No cards.
The SENTINEL extends it's kind
est wishes to its young friend, the
accomplished bride, and trusts
that her future, joined with her
manly husband, may be one OF
joy, prosperity and happiness.
The newly married couple left the
same day, by steamer for New
York.
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When the Howard mol

When the Howard monopo.
IL of the Lottery question come
up in the Legislature the other
day, Cahen and Stewart Sena-
tors from this District and Fra
zier, OF the lower house from La
fourche, walked mp and voted
for it like pretty little meu-they
did. But when any body else
wants to establish u Lottery in
Louisiana these same men he
come so very pious that the
very name Of u Lottery makes
them throw up their arms aud
grOan with horror.
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DON'T DO IT!-Donst seek the
temporary feeling of health aud
strength resulting from the use OF
beer and ale and other malt and
alcoholic compounds. Tie after
effects make you feel worse than
before. Permanent health Is sure
to be found in that best OF all
iron preparations, that friend to
temperance aud long life known
as Browns Iron Bitters.
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-ZOEDONE is valuable as a
remedy in sea sickness.

A WOMAN'S ExPERIENOE.-
Mothers and Daughters should
feel alarmed when WEAKNESS con
stantly Expresses them. ''If l am
trctful from exhaustion Of vital
powers and the color is fading
from my face, Parker's Ginger
Tonic, gives quick relief. 1t
builds me up and drives away
pain with wonderful certainty
Buffalo lady.
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Allen Benevolent Society com
posed Of colored citizens gave a
tair on last Saturday, night in the
yard at the foot Of jackson street
which proved to be u pleasant
Nnd agreeable entertainment.
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The public schools in this
Parish will probably all close at
the end OF six months from the
beginning OF their session. which
will be July !, with a majority Of
them.
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Some Of the upper rivers are
rising again with but little or no
change ut V,cksburgh.
These Spring feshets may, and
probably will keep up the writer
high enough to inundate rice for
severai weeks to come.
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We print to-day for the III
formation Of the public Ordinance
No. 81 Of the Police Jury enacted
in 1875 in reference to the bnrial
OF persons who may die Of small
uOx.
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If any Of the oolored citizens
have Any cause to complain Of the
shortness of the school session
les them walk up aud pay their
poll tax and-tho session will be
heightened.
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MANY persons will take no
medicine until Frustrated on bed
OF sickness. This is folly. Ma
ture always calls for assistance
when needed to throw Of impuri
ties. With onr habits Of life, it is
necessary to render this help
prckly Ash Bitters will not force
nature, but acts mildly and reu
slers the ASSISTANCE required. Try
them.
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Criminal court is in session III
AssumptieD, Judge KuohlocK
presiding. There are FROM 40 TO
80 criminal cases reported for
trial. Assumption is becoming
= lively Parish.
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Letter from New OrDean,

Letter from New Orleans
Board of Health restrictions. Mar.
der Of jas. Casey. Political mat
ters. Tho poisoning case on
board the e. j.. Gay.
New Orleans, June 5th, t82.
Editor SENTINEL:
The Board Of Health is irving
to arr0gate powers which come
not in It's province, it has certain
~ built u very handsome struc
ture at the foot of st. Peter street.
and in accord with the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association no doubt
does Il great deal of good in flush
ing cutters, etc., but when it tries
to hamper CON merce by onerous
fees and charges, it has stepped
out of the field Of sanitixation in
to that of politics. Somehow or
other tue State of Illinois has
fouEd that if the kame liberalitx
which it received during die
small pox aud diptherias,- be 81
tended to the aIluviaL districts OF
the Mississippi, that it will in con
sequence OF such laxity bs endal
gered.
1t has q: ways been the ides
among 5ahe average intellipea,
cll,zen$o of our State, that Qua
anEine was 40 injury to commerce,
J, without being commensurate i,
benefits, yet why the Board o
Health, without there is y jub il
it, should cater to 4 few old or,
MES in lllinOis-who are, if the,
only knew it, by imbibiug th'
miasma Of Western Egypt, proc
against any chance Of contagiol
irOm Louisiana-is y qnestiol
which we shall not forget to cre'
it to them IL due time. Louleiap
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In May aud June 1881 poo
pie we're swettering with heat
In this vicinity in the present
year the weather is cool and pleas
ant.
Theirs hos not been q hot day
in 1882.
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The comet that has lately
been approaching the earth is
going away again. This little
glOl'e had u narrow escape from
humiliation. The comet only
missed us IS, 1000, 600 miles.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Lafourohe, Goth. judicial District
Court.
John +. Pittmau, va. No. 1878. His
Creditors.

Pursuant to an order aud decree Of above
Court and in obedience to a commission 10
me directed in the above entitled and mum
bered case l will offer for sale at public auc
ton pursuant to to law to the last aud high
est builder ut the Court House 10 the Town
Thiholaux on Saturday the 18th. day Of
juno 1882 between the hunrs Of ii o'clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the following
PROPERTY On described in the bilan Of the
said Insolvent .iohn F. Pitt man t0-wit:
A lot Of merchandise consisting Of Dry
Goods aud Groceries and accounts.
Terms If Sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes
June 3rd. 1882.
THEOPHILE THIBODACX.
Sheriff ~ Syndic.
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TO MEN ONLY

Tho voAfAIc BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich,
viii send llK. DTE's CELEBRATED ELscrRo-
VOIrAlc Bella AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty dsyr to men Iyoups or
.oiL1 who are afiictsd With Nervous 'Debil.
lily. Lost vitality and MYnbeoJ. and kin
drrd fFouhlee. guaranteeing srn.cdy sod
complete restoration Of heaish and manly
visoe. address as above. n B.-Su risi
is iaeuIred, NJ thlrty dass's trial il allowed.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial Dietrict Court, Parish Of
Lafourche.
Suggestions Of Safhtv,lle Martin and his
wife Marie Blanchard No. 1889 Pro-
bates.

Pursuant to an order and decree If above
Court and in ohadienoo to . commission to
me directed iu the above entitled and num-
bered SUGGESTIONS. I will offer for sale ut
public auction pursuant to law to the last
aud highest bidder on the premises situa-
ted in said Parish right bank Of Bayou In
fourcha at about Thirteen miles below
the Town Of Thibodnux on Saturday tha
18th, day Of june 1882 between the hours
Of Ii o'clock 4. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the
following described property .belougipg to
said Successious to wit.
/. The undivided halt Of y certain tract
of land situated in this parish on the right
bank of Bayou Lafourrhe 1t about Is or IA
miles below tho Town nf ThibOdaux.
measuring three arpents more or less frant
by forty arpents in depth, bounded above
By lauds of Pierre Martin and below by
lands of Lezin Martin together with all the
b,ildiugs and improvements, thereon reser
wing however tho house and kitchen there
on actually occupied by Paul Martin for re
sidence aud also the growing crop thereon
aud which belongs to said Paul Martin.
2. One COW aud two Heifers.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale. Cash ON
the Spot in United States Treasury Notes
to pay debts,
May 10Th, 1882. :, ~
THEO. THIBODAUx, Sheriff.
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Notice.
Office State and Parish Assessor,

Ofhce State and Parish Assessor.
iThihodaux. June 3rd, 1882.
! hereby give notice to all tax.payers Of
the Parish of Lafourche who have not
made returns Of their assessments for the
year 1882, to do 30 within ten days: Thirty
days will he given for thu settlement of all
grievances in accorasxdc. with the revenue
law OF 1880. l.nin be Ut my Office ut tho
Court House 4rom and after Monday june
5th. 1882
r. r. MCBRIDE,
Assessor Parish LafOurche
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Tho attention of tax payers is
called to the notice Of r. r.
Mcbride State and Parish Assess
or, 10 amber column OF this paper.