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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LafOurche.
Cleophas Lagarde, %. No. 1870. Pc.
ter JOknsOn.

Take notice. that acting under and by v;r.
tue OF a writ Of Fl Fa emanating from the
above entitled Court in the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and will offer for
saaie at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House in
the town OF Thibodaux, on Saturday. the 18th
day OF May. 1884, between the hours Of ~
O'Clock, A: NJ, and 4 O'Clock, r. n, the foilov
ing described property, tO-wit:
Acertain tract Of land situated in the par
lsh OF Lafourehe OH the right bank of the Ba
You Lafourche at about eight miles belov
the town Of lhibodaux, measuring one Ar.
pe"t and a half more or less front by9 tortv ar.
penis in depth according to existing line.
bounded above by lands ofP. Scott md h.
b y, lands i formerly belonging to Pierre ri
Together with all the improvements and I,n;iI
lngs thereon and the righfs and privilege
thereto belonging, and also IL sscks Of rioe'
Terms Of sale Cash on the spot, IN United
States Treasury Notes, to pay The psincinei
interest and costs in tho shove suit.
April 18th, 1854.
THEOPIIILE THIB0DAux.
shssi6.
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Stories on the Road.
Commercial Tfarelery at a Ways;de
I"n-Something to pxtix a Grip.


Gentlemen, almost envy you the pusi.
tons YOU NIL /; your experience Of the world
yonr knowledge OF business !; the changing
sights You see. and all that, you know"
This warmly expressed regret fell from &ha
lips VI an elderly pleasure tourist, lxst An.
gust. and was addressed to y semicircla Of
commercial travellers seated on tho Dorch n
the Lindell Hotel, St. Louis, No.
Yes" responded y New York representa-
tive OF the profession. ~ drummer isn't with
out his pleasures. but be runs his riska. too-
risks outside the chancea of railroad COLI
sions and steamboat explosions"
What risks for instancei
"Ih's, for instance" said NJ. w. d. Frsak.
lin who was then travelling for an E..terr
house. and is known to merchants In ali nsrts
OF the country The risk-which. indeed
amounts almost to u certainty-Of letting the
dyspepsia from perpetual change Of diet and
water and from having NO nxed houra for eat
ing AMI sleeping. l myself was m exa,nnIe
l say 'cas. for am all right now"
discount on your digestion r. broke in
a chicago dry goods traveller. lighting his 81
Not a quarter per cent. But 1 had to rive
up travelling tor . while: Tho dyspepsia
rlineu my paper: Finally | came across an
advertisement Of PAKkER,S TONIC. I tried
it and it fixed me up to perfection. Ti.ers i
nothing on earth, in my opinion. eouaI To Is
as u cure for dyspepsia" ~"
Messrs. HisCox 4 Co.. Of New York. the
propfletors, hold a letter from Mr.. FrankI;n
stating that precise fact PAKKER'S TONIC
aids digestion cures Malarial Fevers. Heart.
burn, Headache. Coughs aud Colds. and eli
chrome diseases of the Liver and Kidnev
Put "a bottle in your valiae. Prices. 5Oc. and
81. Economy in larger size. ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LAAtOueche.
j. c. Roxsseas e Bros, %. No. 1926,
1ReiS Creditors.


To all those aoko~ tAsse psssests may
Concern
TVAKE NOTICE THAT A MEETING OF
Il the Creditors Of J. G. Rousseau Bros.
composed Of Clet kousseau, p. Octave Rous.
sean. and Oz<m6 Rousseau. will b held on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of APRIL, 1884. com.
MencinE ut 10 O'Clock 4. n. before me, J W.
AnobIoch. Clerk Of said Court and ex-oAicio
Notary Public. Ut my office, At the Court
House: in the town Of Thibosialx. Tor the pur-
Pnse Ut taking into Confederation the petition
Ut the said &c. Rousseau Broa, praying for
. re"pite, aud tO vOte thereon, and that in the
meal while th.t ell suits and proceedings
against :,,,d petitioners are stayed. In sccor-
dance with an order of said Court 1rnnted
and signed the 14th March A. D., 1854. BY
order Of said Court.
In TestimUny whereof
Us. press Of my seal ALL" ofo onH tn, tS;. TIM, l%,
(~~) 18th day Of March. A. D., 1884.
NV. KNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurehe.
Calder d Co., &c. No. 1927,
Mrs. Mary a. Cross, ct al.

Take notice that acting ny virtus of m or.
der Ut seizure and sale emsnssinu from tha
ahcve entitled court, in the above eiititicj
ma numbered case l have seized and will of
to- -. .h to' sac ~ p1oiic auction pursuant to law
20 the last and highest bidder At the Cont
House in the Town of Thibodsux ON SATURDAY.
tee 1rd day OF May 1884. between the hours
OF IL O'Clock A: NJ. and 4 o'clock p. AZ. the
1olIowlns described property, to-wit:
A certain tract oflxnd or sugar plantation
nnown ~ the Orange Grove Plantation" cit
mated IN the parish Of Lafourche on the left
descending bank of Bayou Lafourcbe. tn.
dwel'ins being about four miles from Thil,o.
aa1x and three miles from ssid B.vou- s;tn.-
TED IN Township IA >. Of Range is f.. excent
: SINAI portion Of tho tract hereinafter frat
1890. ra ana composed Of the following
1, A tract Of land bounded above liz land.
oai Il; r. :. Ledet and below by lxnds of Nelson
nuu Oo1eison. commencing six Armenia fr,,n
bayou Aat0urche and running hack th;rtv
."us aIpents' having q front of one And 4 half
z. A tract in the rear of and .a:.:..--
.ae tract just described having . front Of two
.uu = quarter arpehts and running back *
s'uents' Oonuded above BY lands of Fl = r.
oet and below by lands Of Nelson and DoneI.
'oa ana ~ IN the rear by land of vendor.
ed rs 1 ,s nam Q Of the plantation comno
seu % !st, the South half Of the s.. Il. on.rter
! section 100 containing eighty acrrs anG
ne tse :. =. quarter Of section IDS cont.;n;"r;
toH acres ; Srd: the 3. half Of section I04 coa.
= The N w quarter Of section loa .o,..;.
nn.. .Du acres a !: 9TH, the E. halt Of The q. ".
St I.' the 4 y i Ssi ! on loi: containing SO .sere:
LUZ containing g I4lioo .cres t : ~ ~ t sSs'' q
HS.' oI section Ill containing 3lS 3s,lco :. -, ~:
osn' = fractional portion Of eection 1fN 1872;
n"I '@ mp stock. cattle i ho,ssS:
na and dI thsrsss, ssee.i!. end implement:
i, n mules, 3 three mule ss1ss. 5 anal, .....
iio SIS % me- cs.ts: 4 mule wagon, 3 aaIes. Is
e cSSo' 3 Iao. s and Sssss 2 sinsie pio1s and
y. s. NIB digger. ! 1.llia ressr rsi 10. n1rf C"..
' .sns sI k~;e a.sss,eotor. 2 dessn ieos. : DOZEN
nd i ha~s: spsdes' ) shovsls, 1 old snrine
M es /. 1i n1d eonditiose Of sale Cash q. II.
III o Ss.s S:ssss Treasury Isess. '"'
1aEoPHlLE THlsoDAux.
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where, must he North Of flakes Sal
vadOr aud CatahouIa.

where, must he North Of Lakes Sal
vadOr and CatahOula.
There are no distractions that
amount to anything serious above
Lake Salvador. This fact is estab
lished by the crevasse water first
appearing IN Lake Salvador. and
the overflow along the Lafourche
commencing ON THE BORDERS OF
that Lake.
Not until Salvador Lake was FL
led to Overlooking did any crevasse
water appear in Bayou Des allie
mands, and when it was first dis
covered it came up that stream,
showing, beyond cavil, that the Oh
structiOns must be found in the
want Of capacity of outlet for that
great Lake.
The trouble doubtless exists in
the smaliness Of the natural outlets
of the Lake. 1t is a self esideut
proposition that the bayous Villars
and PerOt cannot transport the sur
plus water rushing through the Da
Wis crevasse. The grass growing
on the low marshes on either side
OF those streams is q barrier against
the passage OF water almost as eff
fectual and strong rs a Levee
made Of dirt. Standing 10 to Is
feet in height, thick as hairs upon
an animal, when the water reaches
them, it forces them into u solid
mass that is almost, it not quite
lmperviOuS, to any flow.
This, OF course, dams the water
and forces it to seek it's level else
where. which is done BY turning mp
the Bayon Les Ailemands, over
flowing, in its course all lands ad
Jacent to that stream.
Whether anything can be done
III the future to enlarge thOse out
let's that would prove effectual is a
question worthy of serious investi
CATION. The basin West OF the In
faurche is inundated by want OF
sufficient outlets, aud any means
that Il be discovered BY which
their capacity would he incfeaaaal
would be of incalcnlable advantage
to the sugar growing region of Lou
's'ana West Of the mississippi riv
er.
As overfows are among the Ger
tainties of the future, could y sys
TEN OF outlets from these two bs
sins be made sufficient to carry of
the waters, the horrors of crevasses
and their destructive qualities
would be greatly lessened.
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WARD TICKET.

For Justices of the Peace:
l.. p. CAILLOUET,
Sno' ward JAMES ROGERS.
3rd. Ward.-H. c. BIRDSALL.
9Th. Ward.-F. CHRISTIAN.
9TH. Ward.-J. F. PJTTMAN.
9Th. Ward.-A. r.. MATHERNE
9th. Wnrd.-E. B. ago.
10th. Ward.-AUG. CRETINI.
For Constables:
o.. w.. II. w. FROST,
~"'' ""' G. A. ENGERAN.
3rd. Ward.-J. MONIER.
9th. Ward.-L L. P~RESTENBACH.
7th. Ward.-F. SEWN.
9Th. Ward.-ALEX DUFRESNE.
9th. Ward.-F. DAVIS.
10th. Ward.-E. GUIDROZ.
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state Tax sales of Kmmovable Prona-.|
Tue STATE Of LOUISIANA vs.: DEL!NQUENr TAX DEBTORS. pAp,..
I LAfOUkCHE. AAiAH o.

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY THE ovsr,~-
and laws Of the state of Louisiana, / will sell 1T the principal ron 6~~ - 49, LM
House in which the civil District Court Of said parish ia held. wnh;o ~ ~ -
fori judicial sales beginning ut II o clock on SATURDAY, the 18TH law - "EEl -
D. 1851, and continuing on each succeeding day. until said saes are. cu nm Askl
movable property or which taxes areu low due to the State Of Louisiana S ~
Iafourche to enforce collection of all taxes assessed in the wears San Ia1 ",nnAG
together with interest thereon from the 3lst. day OF December 1854 MT H. - N
pr cent per month until paid. and oil casts. -
tn" names of the delinquent tax payers, the mount Of taxes due bv All. M
of said ear aud the immOvable property assessed to each I" H. - !" ~
rMe are as follows towit:
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SUCCESSION OF ANNIE LYALL. Dp2
ED, WIFE OF b: PENOUlLH. NJ. -
PROBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Cssfs
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH " d
- fou:che, Whereas Marcelin fofss
Parish has rendered . provisiona! essstI
administrators If the succsssion OF AMD
deceased wife of B. PenOuih.
Now, therefore, all Perssas ~
by warned aud notified 70 proaaes1
Ofice, within ten days following ~
ton of the present notice, ny Il
which they may have to the houele4
the same. otherwise the ssre TO-
proved aud h~omolog~ted according
(~) Witness my had
LIS. press Of the seal OF ~ Sz
<~) 18th. day Of April 4: = ~
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Perfect soundness of body and mind il
possible only with pure blood. Leading
medical authorities Of all civilized coun-
tries endorse Ayers 6arsaparilla Is the
beet blood.purifying medicine in existence
Il vastly increases the working and pro-
1uctive power Of both hand and brai n.
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@ CORONER.

NJ. E2lor. Please announce the name OF
DIR FULTON ROGERS, rs a candidate, for
CORONER OF the Parrish Of Lafourche. at the
General Election, to be held April "a: 1854.
MANY VOTERS.
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On said day of sale I will sell such PORTIONS of said property a eMh deht. IN -
out. dine aseth debtor will not point ut sufficient PROPERTY will - ~~IEsa
without further delay. sell the least quantity Of said property Of M dA~ ~
any bidder will buy fort tn m0nn Of taxes. interest and cosmd IND hv ~ 49,
The sale will b without apprai ement. for cash in legal tender money! of M. ms
States n the property cold shall " rcdeemable ut n time for III. -
ear u paying the price given, with twenty perc cent and coMs and penalvl ~ az
TNEOPHILE THIBODAUX. Sherifsm nal TT. rG-a
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OUTLETS.

Considerable speculation has
been heard lately about the outlets,
through which the water in the
great basin East of Bayou Lafonr
che finds an exit to the sea-. 1t was
thought aud said, that the reason
the water from the Davis Crevasse
was forced to flow up the Bayou
Des Allemands, thereby inunda,ing
all the interior settlements between
the Lafourche and the Mississippi
river, and submerging the front
lands on 10th streams to IL greater
or less extent, as they were found
to be high or low, would he found
in the obstruction of the natural
outlet FROM Lake Salvador to the
Cult.
The president of the Police Jury
addressed Il letter to tho board Of
State Engineers, calling their atten
ton to the subject, and the Hon.
Clay Kuobloch, in company with
Major Hutchinson Of the Morgan
Railroad Company, P. @. Rousseau
levee commissioner Of the Third
District and other citizens called
upon the Governor aud board of
State Engineers and held a consul
tation in relation to this important
question in which SO great interests
are involved. Governor McEnery
issued instructions to the Board of
Engineers to make a personal sur
vey of the outlets to Lake Saliva
dor and 70 collect all information
possible that would be beneficial
and useful in securing All outlet to
the sea for the waters flowing
from the Davis Crevasse.
From the Times Democrat We
clip the following article, that gives
the result of the inspection made.
LAKE SALVADOR OUTLETS.
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MAJOR Richardson Reports that the
are free from Ubytrxctioms.

MAJOR Richardson Reports that Mev
are free from Distractions.
According to the Governors let
ter of instructions, Major Richard
sou aud Mr.. Sidney 7. Lewis, of the
Board Of State Engineers made All
inspection on Thursday of the ont
lets of Lake Salvador, with a view
if practicable, of removing the Oh
strncti0ns thought to exist in that
locality. They were taken on
board the tug lille into Lake Saliva
dor, along its southern margin and
into its principal outlets. Bayou
Vil|ars was found to be upward Of
1000 feet wide and about twenty
four feet in depth, aud running
with a considerable current. Bayou
Perot is at least 200 yards wide
and rs deep as Bayou Villars, tue
current being much stronger. Meth
er Of these bayOus presents any ap
rearauce of being Obst, ucted, and it
would seem almost impossible that
they should be while such a strong
current is running. Capt. Thomas,
Of the Idle, says he has very fro
quently been through them ; that
there is no obstruction of any kind
in them ; that they maintain their
depth and width, or rather become
deeper aud wider, if anything, all
the way through. These state
ments were also confirmed by Mr..
Pope Lula, who had just come
from Grand Terre, and who consid
ers that there are no distractions
in these outlets. The current IS
stronger now than he has ever seen
it before.
This being the case, Major Rich
ardsOn lepOrts that he could see no
use for the boat proposed to send
there to clear the outlets of float
ing prairie or the removal of de
bris until such time at least as the
particular spots where the obstruc
tons are thought t O exist are poiu
ted out. This conclusion was arriv
ed at from personal observations
and the testimony Of parties per
familiar with the localities
ia question.
There are no distractions to be
found to the free outlet of water
from Lake Salvador except the
growing marsh grass that covers
the surrounding prairie, and this
caunot be removed to any useful ex
tent by steamboats, or any other
The waters of Lake Salvador
How four or five feet deep over the
prairies. At the ordinary stages
Of the lake, without overflow by
;revasses Or storm tides, these prai
RES are less than q foot above the !
water surface /; therefore there il a
arge discharge of water over them !
Independent of and in addition to /;
hat through the outlet bayous. ,
1t ANY distractions really exist !
o the free flow of the water from {
he Davis clevasso toward the i
iuIf they are of = character that
AnnOt liza rem8vod. and If anvil
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District and Parish Ticket

For District Judge:
E.
For District Attorney:
E.. A.
For General Assembly
III. N. COULON.
DIR. VIM. f. HARANG.
For Clerk of Court
EMILE E. LEBLANC.
For Sheriff :
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
For Coroner
DIR. JOHN GAZZO.
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Description Of Property.

! Lot Of ground in Loneueyille - =.
Bayou LnfOurchc.
A tract Of land ~ arpents firm.
the right bank Of Bayou Dies Ails..3
by ~ arprnts more or lrss deep. -!
above aud below by two ANAL -
said land being situated iuside of 49,
SO of the plan Vacherie Duc.;s Iiss
dated April 25th 1857 : 4sO aruent.
Is arpents ofland iu Bruls Gsin.4
ded Ivy FrOis Esteve and otsen
Lot and buildings situated in u.
OF T~h'''otlaux corner Market aud 81 ~.
Streets.
"a acres swamp land all Of see. q Y
:. k.ie E.. s. E. land district Of Il
Malagay Settlement
Lat # ground situated on a. cI.
St.. outskirts Of Thibolaux.
j so 27ll0O acre swamp land. h.;..
of 5. W. la Sec. 2 r. las. r. n = -
~ acres Ut land left bank R.,-
fouichc, about IS miles below TS;s~i.-
1l4lot Of ground in square No xlxr
6S IL ThibOdauA.
~ acres. more or less, swami a.a = =
la Of N. W. la of Sec. II, T. NRRs
certifcafa S>A3
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the SKIN recovered activity, this state Of things
caused no suffering. should imagine that saieLy
lies In aiding nature in her efforts to throw oil the
cbolcraic poison and in helping reaction against
the cold symptoms. The hot water and nor pain
did this and the sulphate of copper perhaps helpeu
the very high temperature to kill any microDes
which we're not cvcted by the mouth ana nres,
tines Laudanum came to s0othe and insure q
sound sleep To a body weakened by the strain put
upon it. In hospital dare say the person whose
case described would have died. :, III.
As all decent American houses are well supPncu
with hot water and bathing nyenlences cholera
think would he more easily resisted IN the united
States than in France where the BATHROOM IL q
rare luxury. There are port able baths which can
he takep from room to room IN many country
houses and in bathing ESTABLISHMENTS whch iet
yatsr Rut those of the former replenished In
q printive way from saucepans, kettles ana P0ts
heated on those charcoal fires which are so goou lor
stewing SO bad for boiling and so completeS USE
less for baking.
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CRATES 70 BE USED MORE GENEEALLE
WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE To FURNAcEs-Picr-
UREs IN TIE FIRE.

WHY THEY ARE PREFERABLE To FURNACEs-PiCr-
UREs IN TIE FIRE.
al think the time is coming" said builder yes
terdav. when houses viii be furnished with more
CRATES and open frcplaces than they are to-day. or
late years everything hasbeen running 10 hot-air fur
naces and steam heating apparatus, and the system
of warming flats has been reduced TO a science.
But only those who have been brought up ~ the
country can realize the charm of the big. wide fire
Mace with it's cracking back logs and its bed OF red
hot embers that form themselves into 80 many fan
tastic shapes To fasciuAte the family gathered
around. Did Won ever notice how earnestly people
ynzo into "A good fret What do they see there
what thoughts does the fire suggest that All VINO
rather around IL sooner or later find themselves
staring yacantly nj II. OhlvOus to all surround
NOS What good cheer does II cast over the house
hold 10 sec the unsteady flicker of the lame and
watch the dancing shadows on thon""rl WAT "
tnore cousoling than to blow out the lamp or turn
ont the ais aud sit hy the hrclight alone WIN one
henla porrhcd upon the lendcrf IhercH ltttlo OF
that I'm tho citv but | believe there's going to be
more of lt-not open hroplaccs, but CRATES.
Away down South where they don I nord Wuch
ire NJ any season. man has invented a CRATE that
hcnta two rooms at once with one IRE II ought IT,
have hpon done before everybody WIZ HR}, hnu
many of ~ huildcih wonder why wc dmh tuhk ol
Il onrAclvra The whole thing consists OF setting
peculiarly constructed crate clear through the
chimney, 80 that the front ~ IN one room an inc
back IA another. OF course ono fire VIII heat hoth
rnoms simple, chi Aud yet 10 has just been
patcnted Pm afraid we are getting slow.
" DO YOU know how build hrcs IA Vermont
Nof Well. our hrcplacea In tile country sometimes
take ND the whole side of u hOusc-a cabin, mean.
ON each side Is door big enough To drive wagon
through, and when we want IRE we Just open one
and drive out the other door. one load Will last
about "A day. That's what call living"