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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court, Par
ISL OF LafUul che. =.
MOore as His Creditors No. .
Ol35.
To all those achom these presents mas i.

To all those whom these presents may
concern
Take notice: That in pursuance of an order of
said Court granted Both September. 1885, the
ces>lon III he property "i said insnlvent has
been accepted for the benefit If The creditors
OF the same and that ii mc.til. Of his said
creditors will take place before l.. f.. Gail
lOuet, Notary Pui'iic Of said Parish ut his Of
flee III the town of lhiln,daux, vu SATURDAY.
the list day al November. A. ~. 1895, com
mencing al ~ O'Clock a NJ 10 take into COD
si'leratl"n the petition OF said insolvent an
po'ntnlent OF a syndic and thai III the mean
time all proceedings against said insoIyept
are stayed.
by order Of Court. :.
In testimony whereof.
(~~) Witness my hand anil the Impress
LIS. OF the seal "i my office, this 3Oth dsy
49, OF September, 1855.
}. w. KNOBLOCH,,
by CLERK OF said COurt
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For Sale, the Uncle Peter Plantation,

'h' uhd"rri@nc" offers the Uncle Peter
+ ahtati"n for sale as ii whole or by ar
leifS III width. commencing at the line of
H"s's'e ie'et and going East ward. or com.
mrnr''s at the lower line of the plantat ION
and coming Westward. Said pruncrty will
he sol,' us whole "r i'll lots to suit, for
cough cash to secure a permanent sale bal
'"rr "n su h ime ais pm chase.s NAV desire.
nor to exerf fiv' or six years. Interest on
credit imstallments payable annually. For
further particulars. apply to
WALTER PUGH.
I'm N.l4.ao. - Carohdelrt st. n. O..
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NOTICE.

Office OF 1hrho'laux Bridge Co. }
- i"i"'lan> La. Nov i4.I., 1885. :
n ACCEPTANCE WITH y RE- CLIFTON
passed hy the GARD OF Directors. l the
und. rsis' I'd. will sell, at public a%nc,inn, ia
TIE l,sle- i".ldrr. on MONDAY, d. CEN.
- Il 'th, ISN3. at 10 "'clork A.. ~. at The
foot OF J: cksun street the FaLM of the
bridge or the year 1886.
me pnrci'asert" comply with existing reg
ul. ti"ns.
+. ZEi MOTT,
President Thihod,nx Brilse Co.
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Call at Il. II. McBride;S, at Thib
Onanx Post Office and examine the
new Evans Corn Planter aud Pea
Drill with open wheel manufactured
for John + Wood of TeIrebOnne.
1t il considered to be the most
practicable and best planter ever
made.
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Good Times Ahead.

The ladies OF the Dramatic
Club Of Lafourche are prepa
ring an entertainment, tha,
will be given in Firemen's Hall
about the middle of December ltext,
We are not sufficiently behind
tue curtains to give IA description
OF the many amusing and pretty
scenes to be exhibited, but enough
has leaked out to justify the asser
ton that it will be new, original,
aud attractive both 70 tho eye aud
the appetite.
The ladies', who have the matter
III charge, ale able, willing, and lie
terlnlIeu to render the occasion one
that will long be remembered by
the pc. formers and by the parlici
pants.
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Sugar making has been progress

Sugar making has been progress
acg rapidly during thepresent week.
The weather has been excellent.
Planters are generally satisfied.
They are obtaining from 1000 to
soVO pounds per arpent:
Whilst big yields are read about
40 the papers, and heard of in the
atmosphere. Lafourche planters
think their yield, put into hogs
beads, is about as profitable as the
Dig yields elsewhere, put in the
newspapers.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned give public notice. that
they have bought of Mr.. Mary Laura Th1oo-
daux, the contonts Of 1.-THE store. situmted cor.
ner Main aud 1t Philip streets, T~hibodaux.
La. and that the business of said establish.
ment is and will hereafter DO conducted nm
der the Firm name Of Dionno & Tetreau.
GEORGE DIONNE.
.TETREAU.
Thibolaux. La, New. Goth. 1885.
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TATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th Judicial District Court. Par,
lSh of l.afuulchc.
Marie Adele Chauriin, wiJe, Is. Ze
pilgrim 1o"ps, Dr., husband
No. 2I4O.

This case havin. been regularly fixed for
tr''i WAS regularity taken III, aud tried and,
the law and the evidence ,tiu" in favor If
lIaiulif and against the defendant.
II Is therefore "r''"rcd. a"iudgc,l and de-
creed t:rat plaintiff Mrs. lric Adele Chan
.in Il" have and RECOVER Judgment .yainst,
i,cf husband, Zcphyrin i"uus Jr. dissOlvins.
forever the community oi icquets and gains
heretofore cNi,tln. he, weeu them. and THAI
she lt aud Is hereby declared separate in pro
ely irril her said lluspand and is hereby
granted the ;uii, free and complete a,iminis-
t'atioii III her separate iar;tplIcruai property.
u /, further "r'lrrt that the said Zephyrinn
l clips al. pay al! the Gusts Of suit.
Thus dome. read and signed in open Court.
tins 18th day OF October, 1855. :.
tol3nedl TAYLOR BEATTlE,
Judge goth District
Filed Oct, 18th, 1885.
J. W. kNOBLOCH,
by Clerk Of said Court.
A. true copy:
ST.. l,a msi'; c c'stt ,s9 '4,s, , sssi'h of La
() J. w. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk Of said Court.
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Hon. j.. l.. Aucoiu has laid on
our table Il bunch Of six oranges
weighing 3 pounds, that are hard
TO beat for size, aud flavor. Fruit
growing will soon be u of the re
vived arts OF lower Louisian 4.
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AmQiig the "InerouS visitors to
Thihoaanx. thi week, was Madame
Antoine, the FdmeuSe KeStauI ant
kr.prr On ST. Louis street in New
Or cans.
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Any one Wishing to purchase a
small comfortable residence. can
find one on jackson street, in a
pleasant locality, by applying TO
Ogden Smith, on the Ri-nzi planta
ton, opposite TlIibodaux.
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The grahd entertainment to be
given by the Ladies' dramatic Club
OF LatOurchc will take place on De
cembrr ID and 1G prOximO. 1t will
BE- a pleasant time. Everybody
should attend.
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Notice.
Thibudaux, Oct.,

Thib"lauN, Oct, 18th. 1881.
At a meeting of the Directors OF Tbibo
canx Bridge Company, held on Oct l. 1885,
a dividend ct >tvrnty-tivc cents per share.
WAS declared, payable out Of the. revenues If
the three months ending September 30. 1885.
+. ZEHNOTr,
T." esRils, President
Secretary.
itOclH'S5
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Pianos Repaired and Tuned.

Professor &. G.. Lin", is now stop
ping in Thibodanx, for the purpose.
of tuning and repairing pianos. or
gamS &c.
Mr. Linn, has been workin. for
some time in the parish ni T.rrr
hOnne aud comes highly recommend
ell by numerous citizens of thai p,,
l>h, and will doubtless give salts
faction To those who Will ENGAGE his
services.
Professor Linn eau br found ml
the present 1T the Strangers fIo
rel, aud makes Il specliitA of .etmpt
ins or buy IN. old Instruments. aud
guarantees work 10 give >atl>lac
ton o. no payment.
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LOCAL NEWS

Read The advertisement tor the
sa II Ut the lease of the T%hibOdaux
Br idge for the wear 1856.
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A. Riggs & Bio, Cl>trrn NJ ,kers
247 DeIorl street (; n. o.. Send tor
price llSl.
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The Steamer Aiic.. Leblanc now
makes srmi.wrekIy tlips to Thibo
daux. Tie A. l.. is a homemade
boat, iAana9.d bv native citizens
aud merits >uplruIt.
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There is u steady rise in the La
.Onrchp, coming tIom the River, that
will soon enable steamboats, of all
sizes to enter that stream.
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Rev. Dr.. g. NJ. Atkinson is 1T
Shreveport attending some impor
tant session Of the Presbyterian
Church.
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NOTICE.

List OF Books adopted by State Beard of Elu
cation. With / ,rhange tri' eS, as per contract
awarded To r. r. llansell Il Bro. New or
leans,an.i for sale 81 IlIibO,ieaux's Pharmacy.
For ~MENTA SCH. OILS.
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With Mahour's fall political TIA
tors can read their doom. 1t wa
SD with Aaron Burr, it Was thus
will, the brilliant Tom Marsh Il. it
was thus with Johr Tyler, ana 1UO
others, aud it will be ever 81 with
men who b-tra\ the voters that
placed them into power.
When mtn wish ~ change THEN
political views let them Ito 40. Bur
let them go at once 10 lh-ii pro
posed destination, burn Their ships
behind them and taxi li,ei, lu>l
tons uoldly on theft new ,ia form.
Then they Will, al least, retain tue
respect, II not the cuniu-nce ut
their late political associates.
But whenever they ,i,tt info pow
or 10y the support OF any patty, an.i
then betray that patty aud ut
to carry with them III their aesel
tIOn IA following of their iOrnler SUI
rort-r>, their fall Into disgrace aud
obi. ion Is just as sure and as eel
tain lis that the EoondaA = sun will
sink behind the WESTERN hiI,S. The
people Ut these United States never
ulu sustain Il political traI,Or, 1t sls
not likely that they ever viii.
Those phenonrnas flash up DC
casiOnally like Il melto., but they
drop like a rotten apple
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To Planters on Bayou Lafourche.

We have q full supply OF Coal ut l,,ton
Rouge which we can deliver ~, short notice.
BROWN Il JONES.
New Orleans, La.
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FOR TIE SUMMEE.-Far more invi.ora
ting than a Tip the seaside is the time
y USE of Cree H. Female Tonic.
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AN Iri,hmnn, fresh f.om the sod, and
anxious tn -ecare u hummi"g-bird,
caught IA large bee instead /; it stuug
him. when Pat cried OUT, 'Houly mo
se.! how hot its little fut is"
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Creole Female Tonic. the great regula
TO, and invigorator, is sold by Roth 4
Fleetwood.
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The fine, little steamboat James
II. Letcher, Capt. Mautin, common
ced to make regular trips between
ThibOdauX and DOnaIdSOnville, on
Tuesday morning, Nov. 16 inst:
Ii moved off nicely and will doubt
less open a good, paying trade, and
be of great convenience to the PEG
pie residing on the Lafourche.
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Crab Orchard, Mo

o'"o OiNuNtuS NV
The Police Jury at its last regu
lar session fixed the location of the
Ferry at LOckpOrt at the head OF
Barataria street. This was done.
1T the request OF the members Of
the jury in wards 4 and 8 in whose
wards the Ferry is situated.
This action gave dissatisfaction
to parties who desired the Ferry to
be retained at LufCurche stl rect.
where it has been located tor sever
al years.
A petition, numerously signed,
was subsequently presented to the
President OF the Police Jury de
manding an extra session of the
July to take into consideration
their protest against the removal
of the location from Lafourche to
Batataria street.
On last Saturday IA special meet.
ing Was held. The petition was
met by another petition also nulner
ousIy signed demanding that the
action of the Police Jury at the reg
ular session be sustained.
The members now found them
selves in a position that was not ut
all pleasant or agreeable, with his
Satanic Majesty on one side aud IA
very deep t on the other.
The dispute admitted OF no com
promise. There was no halfway
house in which to meet and shake
hands. If the jury stood 10y it's
first action, one party would remain
dissatisfied.
Fit sustained it's previous action,
aud replaced the ferry at Lafonrche
the other PARTY would be
dissatisfied. After considerable
discussion aud consultation and up
on motion by the member from
Ward 4 seconded by the member
Ward 8, the location of the
vas placed in front of another
part of the town altogether.
One faction wanted an apple, the
other wanted II peach. the Jury
gave them an orange, without know
ing whether the orange, will prove I
sweet or sour.
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G. V. Majors, Esq, of Rolla. Mo-. writes,
:! take pleasure III adding my testimony
to that of tlund, eds of others. las to the eff
cacy OF Prickly Ash Eittcr>. l have not
only sold it here aud in Arkansas, but
have used II myself and as Il regulator of
the stomach and bowels, l do not think
there is anything better. Its action on
the bowels is free, without causing any
gripping Or PAIN whatever.
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Call ut Danscreau Il Bourgeois Drug
store for Creole Female Tonic. woman :
best friend.
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Consider Tongaline ii very valna
bic remedy for neuralgia, aud rh-u
matiSm. Have used it with good
Effect, and il recommend il.
Jno. L. Hamilton, NJ. d.,
Crab Orchard, Mo
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! Hundreds of lives have been saved by
The timely use of Creole Female Tonic,
which is the greatest remedy known fol-
AL womb troubles and female diseases.
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No better opportunity to purchase
small ftrm can be found than
that offered by Walter Pugh, who
IS selling oft the Uncle Peter plan
tation.
1t is one of the finest bodies of
land in Louisiana ; in a good, heal
shy locality ; easily drained, and of
iers every iuducement for IA NJ II of
moderate ut ans to make himself
comfortable. Payments are easy
and a DO readily met. See his
advertisement in another column.
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Creole Female Tonic remove suppress
sioii' cures prolapsus uteri or fall "t the
womb, and invigorates the female organs
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Rice Sacks.

Offer 10 sack the crop. See ad
vertlSeinent in another column.
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1t V,lubouou> sentinel

SATURDAY. NOV. 81, 1885.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27
THE STATE TREASURER.

Mr.. James II. Duke, of Scooba,
Kemper county, Miss, is candi.
date for the Office Of Treasurer o!
the State, and will so before the
Democratic State Convention en-.
dorsrd by several counties.
We heartily endorse the follow.
ing from the Kemper Herald:
Mr.. Duke is young man who has
fought his way to the front ranks by his
own exertions. As successful tinancicr
he has no superior in the State, as is at
tested by the management Of his own af-
fairs. He is a man of sterling integrity,
and the treasury would be safe in his
keeping. He is a Democat above re-
proach, and we venture the assertion that
no man in the State has done more for the
success of his party than he. No call has
ever been made on his purse or his time,
for the good of the Democratic party that
was not honored.
We have nothing to say in disparage-
ment of the claims of other aspirauts for
this place, but We must be pardoned for
adding that in our opinion the nomina-
tion for this place should be given - a
representative of the young Democracy
of the State, and in our opinion no better
selection can be made than our fello "
county man, Jas. II. Duke.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27

ever before attempted here aud
worthy all praise.
OF Mr.. Zadek himself, he is fore
most in everything that will serve
TO advance the interest of Mobile,
either material or social, and Mo
bile would be indeed a very differ
ent city il more OF her business
men would EXHIBIT one halt the en-
ergy, faith aud love for Mobile that
he does, He has never sought pO-
sition, aud shows 10y his energetic
lite that his whole future is bound
up in the future of the city of bis
home and heart. Would to God
we had more Zadek'S.
| think it would be well for you
to pay us a visit, unless your Wash
iugton trip has so filled your mind
that you can't see small places.
By the way, that "Butterhy7 OF
yours Of Bay ST. Louis, is saucy,
aluft hef ECHO.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27

THE Press Convention will meet at
Water Valley in May. This will be a good
time for the boys to have a social talk
about who we shall elect for our next
GovernOr.-OItord Eagle.
That body of able ~ gentlemen does
not hold annual meetings for the purpose
of naming candidates for office, but meets
for fun and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Neics,
1t will be remembered that sew
eral years ago, at Winona, it was
proposed to convert the Press Con-
vention into sort of quasi politi.
cal organization, aud it resulted in
an inglorious failure. We, there.
fore, take occasion to remark in
this connection that, in our opinion,
such a policy would be suicidal in
the extreme, and we are opposed to
any movement, whatever, in that
direction.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27

A TELEGRAM from Washington
to Memphis Appeal states That
"mapy OF the Tennes.sqns and
MIssissippians who came here to
look after offices, have gone. home.
being convinced that theirpresenee
here did them no good7 The same
correspondent telesraphs that the
friends of the Hon. II. ID. Money
believe that he will be selected a.
Minister to Central America, which
is much better than that of First
Assistant POstmaster-Gpneral
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27
The n ew Postage Law

We give below the provisions Of
the bill enacted just at the close of
the session of congress, making
changes in the postal laws aud es-
tablishing a new feature for the
speedy delivery of postal matter re-
quiring haste. The changes take
effect on the 1st of July.
First-The weight OF all single
rate letters is increased from one
half ounce each or fraction there.
of to one ounce each or the fraction
thereof. The same increase of
weight is allowed tor drop letters,
whether mailed ut stations where
there is a tree delivery or where car
rier service is not established.
,SecOnd-.All newspapers sent from
the Office of publication, including
sample copies, or when sent from Il
news agency to actual subscribers
thereto, or to other news agents,
shall be transmitted at tho rate of |
cent per pound or fraction thereof,
the postage 20 be prepaid. This is
a reduction OF one half from exist
ing rates.
Third-Any article in q news
paper or other publication may be
marked for observation except by
written or printed words, without
Increase of postage.
Fourth-A special stamp of the
value of ten cents may be iSsned
which when attached to letter, in
addition to the lawful postage
thereon, shall eutitle the letter to
Immediate delivery at any place.
containing 1000 population or over
according 10 the Federal census,
within the carrier limit Of any free
delivery Office, or within one mile
of the pOst.Otlice Or any other post
Office coming within the provisions
OF this law which may, in like man
ner, be designated as ii special de
livery Office. The law provides
that such specially stamped letters
shall be delivered between Z O'Clock
a. IN. and midnight; that Il book
shall be provided in which the per
sou TO whom the letter is addressed
shall acknowledge its Receipt; that
messengers for this special delivery
are to be paid so per cent. OF the
face value of all the stamps receiv-
ed and recorded ina month, pIOvI-
ded that the aggregate cOmpensa-
ton paid to ans one person for such
ser, ice shall not exceed $50 per
month, aud provides further that
the regulations for the delivery of
these specially stamped letters
shall in no way interfere with the
prompt delivery OF letters as pIovi-
ded by existing law or regulations.
From this it will be seen that on
the st of July next a letter weigh
ing one onuce Qnstead of half an
ounce, as at prescnt) may be sent
for a single rate of two cents; and
for each additional ounce or frac-
tiOn thereof an additional two-cent
stamp will be required
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1885-03-27

The BIGGEST NAN ON DECK
The Louisville Courier Journal en-.
logizes Col. L. @. G. Lamar ia the
following earnest language:
Mr. Lamar is, in our Judgment. the most
eminent man, Intellectually. who has sp-
peared in the pnblic life Of the United
States since the war. He is a great
scholar and great orator. He has never
gone wrong at all, in anything. If he
ever does go wrong, it will be either know
ingly or because his great natural facili
ties-sagacity, tempered by knowledge,
penetration, modified by love Of m an, and
mathematical accuracy, liberalized and
enlarged by imagination and Affection
have quilted him forever. II is a tribute
to Mr. Cleveland that he fell in love with
Mr.. Lamar on lrst sight. 1t fo-etokens a
keen and clear sense of the value Of men.
Ii is true that this supremest of Misslssip-
plans is dreamy, abstractcd and eccen-
tric, but it is not true that he is indo-
lent. Above all, be is brave aud honest,
and that makes mp for world Of a certain
kind Of isolation, which men often mis-
take for lack Of worldly wisdom.