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Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
of LatOurchp.
Simon .1b,Nh tm rs. No. 1864 Mrs.
Ete'iMe NdG"iA, uiaor Of Al
yH$te ScriA.
Simon ibynham rs. No. 1927 Mrs.
Ere''Ac -Naq"in midow Of Au-
yitstc >Crin.
Simon -!brnhnm rs. No. 1872 Mrs.
Efei|"e NnGHia. wi ,om Of Az
ydStc tcrfn.

lax" note" that actin. up,irr three writs
"f II "a "nliratin- f,nm the above entitled
Court III The al,,yc entitled and numbered
cases | lav,. seized :tt,i will offer for sale at
pubic anrlInr pursuant to law to the last
and i,ie.itst bladder ut IL Court House, in the
owl ri ti}ii"tlnN. On SATURDAY, the DIST
ttaN Ut tc' narY. iNSI. between The. hour. Of
u "r.orn 4. ". ANA I"'r:nrk =. NJ. the midi
vice. one hall If the follow ing atScrined pro
lertv he!unsin. to Mrs. Nv cline Naquln, wild
OW OF An@nste SEWN.
A certain tract OF land situated in this par.
ish on the right bank OF Rayou L.aiourche at
about Fifteen mites below the Town Of ThibO
danx measuring one irl,rnt and three quar-
tiers more or less front by forty arpents in
depth bounded above by lands of Merville
Rome and below by land of Sylvestre Folse.
together with all the building and improve
ments thereon.
Terms a:d conditions OF sale, cash on the
spot. III United States treasury not rs, to pay
principal, interests and costs in the labove
suits.
Jan 9TH. 1885
THEOPHU L THIEODAUX,
Sheriff
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Gosh Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Lafourche.
Herman and Grossman rs. No. 2O1O
MafcelHn GuiGrOs.

Take Notice that acting under an order Of
seizure aud sale emanatin. from the above
entitled Court III the above entitled and
numbered suit | have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction. pursuant TO law to
the last and highest hi ider at the Cont
House IN the Town of Th,bOdauX on Satur-
day the eth day of February. 1885, between
tiit hours Of II \ NJ. and ! O'Clock 2. NJ. the
following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the Par
ish of Latourrlie on the right bank descending
OF Bavon Laiourriic at about thirty miles be-
low the town OF Thii'odanx measuring one ar
pent more or less front by 4o;arpents in depth
bounded above by land of Henry Fauchcux
and below by land of Firmin Barrios togeth-
err with All the buildings and improvements
thereon (and all the rights ways privileges
and sc:vitndes thereto belonging.
Terms and conditions of sale : cash on the
spot IN | nit"d States treasury notes, to pay
principal, interests and costs OF the above
suit.
january 3rd. 1885.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20lh. Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Latonrche.
I0le and Bonling rs. 1868 u. Ken
trOritS.

Take notice that acting under a writ Off
Fla emanating from the above entitled Court
IN the above entitled and numbered case l
nave seized aud will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder ut the Court House i'll the Town
OF Thiholaux on Saturday the 18th day of
February, 1885. between the hours Of II
o'clock A.. NJ. and i O'clock p NJ. the follow
ing described property. to-wit
One lot of Otter and Coon skins, dc.
Terms and conditions of sale cash op the
spot in United States treasury notes, to pay
principal, interest and costs in the above
suit.
January eith. 1885.
~THEUPIILE TUIBODATN,
S!eriii.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third Ward Justice Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
Clor;s o. Nicolas rs No. II Raft
Brickley.

BY virtue of a wit attachment emanating
from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case. | have seiz-
ell and will offer for sale. at public auction.
pursuant 10 law. to TIE last aud highest bid
der. at the Court House, in the Town of Taih
odauS. on Saturday, the l4th day Of February
1885. between the hours of II o'clock A.. NJ.
aud 4 o'clock r. NJ. the following described
property. to-wit.
One Bay Horse.
Ierlls and conditions of sale cash on the
spot IL United States treasury notes.
January 81, 1880.
EDWIN J. BlRDSALL.
OOuStabIe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NEW ADVERTISEMENT Atten
ton is called to the advertisement
of Nick's Restaurant, 32 Royal ST.,
New Orleans where the proprietors
offer Il good dinner, with wine, for
1ifty cents. Persons who can not
afford to pay big prices should Wis
it it.
Also that of w. III. Ragan who
offers a number of portable second
hand Engines, which can be
bought cheap.
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Why thew Gall Him I'LL Nam"

YES tina; , sadly 81, said Jenkins. my
hair i, t%utnil, gray aud t,ll!!t. o;t betoic
its tmc Use >etit thug | would. hat
most i.air rc>tolc,s are dangerous. True
answered his friend. but Paik-rs Hair
Bl,-.im j, as harmless IL 1t i, effective,
| We ,r.tu Il and know. G.Nc the Ia!saii
:. show and the boys will soon stop calling
yot4 Old MAJ JciiAiils, II nevc fails /"
testorc the ori .lnai color to gray or faded
hair. i.lelliy pertanlgd, an elegant dress
inc,
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To qchom these presents may concern,

Take notice That in pursuance of an order
of said Court granted on the 9th day OF Jan
uary. 1885 a meeting of the Ct editors of c.
and l.. SEWN composed Of Charles SEWN and
Leo. SEWN. will be held before Emile E Lee
Blanc, clerk Of this Court and ex-0ficio no.
tary public, in the Court House in the town
Of Tbibodaux. on Thursday the l2th day of
February, 1884. commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. for the purpose Of taking into considera-
ton the petition Of the said Z. & l.. Sewn
praying FOR u respite and to vote thereon.
and that in the meanwhile all proceedings
against them be stayed. BY order of this
Court.
In testimony whereof
~ Witness my hand and the in press
Ills. : of my seal of office al Thibcdau E.
(~~ Parish and State aforesaid this 10th
day OF January A d. 1885.
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Dy Clerk Of said Court
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ESTRAY NOTICE..

Taken up on Saturday the 10th day ofJan-
uary. 1859. in the Parish Of Latourche III the
LIST ward. one SOrrel mare.
Description ahout Is hands high. the hind
legs white. branded twice. one brand cannot
be made out. and the other is branded w"
TIL owner is hereby notified to come and
get the mare aud pay the costs, otherwise the
said mare will be sold in accordance with
law thirty days after.iirst publication Of this
notice.
Jan 18th, 1885.
GEORGE MORGAN.
Justice OF the Peace, LIST Ward.
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Second Justice Court Of l.. Z. Gail
lOUet.
Joseph Kahn, Ayt. rs Jonas Byoncn.

Take notice that acting under IL writ
OF Fl Fa einauatin. from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled case l
have seized and viii offer for sale ut pub
lie auction pursuant to law to The last and
highest bidder ut the Court House Ill the
Town OF Iiibud:uX on Saturday the llth day
OF February 1850, between the hours of IL
o'clock \. ". aud 4o'cluck =. NJ. the fol. ow-
i'll. described property. tO-wit:
One large grey horse.
One mare and colt.
One iin3 COW.
Onecart.
Terma ant: conditions of sale cash on the
spot in Unite,. States treasury notes. to pay
principal. interest and costs. in the above
suit.
January Both, 1885.
C.. A. ENGERRAN,
COnstab e, md Ward
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Special Notice.
Tax Collectors Office,
Parish of I,atuurrh

Tax Collectors Office,
Parish OF Latourche. {
Thibotaux. La, Jan. 3Ist, 1880.
To all persons engaged iii business i'll the
town of lhibolaux. or i'll the parish OF La
fonrclic iou are hereby notified to call at
this OtIicc and pay your State and Parish IL
censes Tor the year 1888 before March 3lst.
1885, to avoid costs of court and 10 per cent
penalties as attorneys fees.
TIIEOPHILE THlBODACX.
gm. Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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The Morgan Railroad now sells
Round trip tickets, to New Orleans
and back. for three dollars. This is
Onby 80 cents less than commute
ton tickets allow, but is quite u saw
ing to many people who do not trav
ell enough to Justify the purchase of
Communication tickets.
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The cane shredder increases the
sugar product twelve pei cent, and
that Is the reason planters have Wis
tied Coy. NarEoth's plantation.
They waited to see how it Was
uune.-N. q. Chronicle.
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Two or three t1at-bUat loads of
potatoes, corn, oats aud hay have
been at ourwharf during the last 10
days, and disposed OF their pro-
ducts rapidly.
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DIR. ID. A. Hoffman of OSkalOOSa
Iowa has been spending IA few days
in Thibodaux Inspecting Southern
views, customs, and maunerS.
The Doctor is Il genial gentlemen
and will doubtless be pleased with
his visit.
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The .etil enltat o. George DrurN,
internal lrNenuc CJiicCtui, aiiu Al
drew j. Dunnon;, naval officer, from
their long and a,,iuouS service Tor
Wm. PIT Kellogg, Is cause Ter o
graduation among friends Of civil
service .eiOIm.
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AT the organization OF the State
Council Of Louisiana Catholic
Knights Of America, held in New
Orleans, on January q. 1885, MIR.
Thomas A. Badeaux, of ThibodauX,
was elected to the Supreme Coun
Gil which will. meet in New York,
in May next.
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Lime in Baking Powders.

Prof r. A. Witthaus, NJ. D., Med ical I'm
versity. Buffalo, N. u, who is the highest
authority, says that Calcium Tartrate
Improperly called Tartrate Of Lime), ad-
vertised as the lime found in Baking Pow
ders is derived from the wines that pro-
duce Cream of Tartar. 1t is a constituent
of the grape and o Their fruits and is abso'
utely har mless.
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NOTICE. TO ~THsGxs.:ssS.

The Parish Board OF Schonl Directors Of
the Parish OF Iatourche. at its last regular
meeting. held on the first Monday of January
lSs), fixed the c"npe station Of all princlpai
teachers in the county at thirty five Dollars
Ter month for the Ses ion heSiniln. on Non
day. January Eth. lS5.
THOMAS A. BADEACX,
Secretary.
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The Police Jury met on Tuesday
last and adjourned on Wednesday.
But little, outside Of routine bust.
ness, Was enacted.
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FOR SALE.

A portable engine, OF about ten horse-pow.
er, on skids. Apply to
BADEAUX& eros.
Labadieville P. y. La.
noo o. C~,
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We had It pleasant call from MIS-.
Etie l.. Rogers, widow of tue late
Frank Rogers formerly ofthlS place.
She Is on !. visit to her father-in-
law, Judge James Rogers, aud will
remain sometime III Thibutia,N,
,-isi;ia. New Orleans au,iag MarIi
Gra>, aad ,akea survey OF the Elk
position.
Ms. Ho.e,s is Il special cores
on,ril .. the O,iaitr>a Xeruta,
Iowa.
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WORTH CONSIDERING.

When trouble, disaster. or mlSfor
ture appear before one, he should
arouse himself to combat, and
overcome the obstacle that may
await him.
The people III the LaiouIche val
ley have an enemy that has been
steadily, relentieSsIyand st"bborn'y
advancing for % yeals or more, one
that never tests, ncvcr t~arile>, but
by slow approaches, like an army,
with banners, continually, il slowly.
movrs onward.
The deposit of the muddy waters
Of the Mississippi liver, III the low
er part of Bayou Latou,che has
closed the capacity of outlet of that
stream, fully 80 per cent-at least,
to such AN extent that it is folly to
expect anything like high water to
appear in the Bayou, without its
bursting the ~levres, and inundatin=
the adjacent lands, at II or more
points.
The cre>assc at Barrios' 0 run
ming, is 40 miles above the mouth
Of the stream. 1t broke when the
water of the Mississippi river had
barely reached the level of the lands
on its banks brrstinga levee seven
or eight feet scaare.
This Is tue inevitable result of u
| moderately full river. The deposits
lying alons the banks of Lafourche
steadily increasing. TINS steadily
decreases the %capability of outlet.
Hence, when the Mississippi river
waters approach the level OF ;lie ad
%iacpnt soil, they pour so rapidly III
to Bay Gu Lafourche, at Donaldson
vile, that there is no escape by the
lower outlet. Hence, the chstrnc
tons operating Is a dam, cause the
waters to back up the stream, there
by filling it to overflow, or canSin.
it to burst the feeble barriers that
man has vainly erected to confine
the foods.
A few years ago those deposits
were not fonnd above Lockport.
Gradually they have been moving
up stream until to day they are per
ceptible in front Of Thibodaux, aud
perhaps higher up.
The crevasse at Barrios' is let
ting off SO much water that the
banks are barely full below, whilst
the ..current being slackened, the
deposits in the stream will be large
and plentiful.
1t is safe to consider tor the fu
ture that the mouth of Bayou La
tOurche is advanced to BarliOs'
place.
That is the distractions, caused
by deposits below that outlet this
spting,will be 20 great that they will
hold back the waters forcing them
TO overflow the levees or burst
above that point in Il future high
water,-that crevasses may be con
tidentIy expected higher up the
stream.
And thus year by year these
breaks will take place farther up
stream until teere will be no safety
from foundations at any point in
the stream.
Already the water rises higher
and higher each year, and the more
. these instructions continue to in
crease, the more swiftly will be the
: destruction that every high river
will bring in its downward course
to the sea. The Bayou is too low
in the Fall season tor navigation
when navigation is wanted, and
when the crops are shipped out by
flat-boats and wagons, then the
flood comes to worry, and rnin the
citizens who reside npon either side
The great necessity of the Bayou
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FOR SALE.

Severa good second-han portable En-
gines. ranging from & to IA horsepower.
Feb-7-S5-t 70: W. II. Raglan.
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NOTICE..

Any person hunting on or passing Through
Ri.nzi plantation will be prosecuted fol
tresspassing. Il. ii. ALLEN.
At .jan. 1885.
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Tie tabuIate.i ~itg. nt the rivers
rr::,1e'l tot'aN ~lntiicatc> that there
VIII >onn be ID Fatl il, tile lower Mis-
>l>>ippi. iue tai: has iraciitd
NirA>nM-u, aii H.! River Is aiso
Oh Tie ii, ri!.t. This l. favorable
EtW>. Ia ih+ event u ANY il,e Ii,
the upprf rivers the pirs"at one
wlii ir ont Of iiir way before Any
fresh oue Il rrt.cil the lower rivers.
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The Morgan Railroad should
have an occasional Excursion train
at low rates from ThibodanX 10 New
Orleans. 1t should leave here in
the morning and return in the y
ming OF the second or third day.
Or e~xcursionists might be allowed
to return on any regular train.
This would enable many people to
visit the Exposition, who will 9th
erwise be unable to do so.
The line weather this week has
enabled the planters to plant their
care rapidly.
There are some complaints that
seed has been damaged, and fears
that fall plant may be injured
Hands work willingly now, for a
months idleness has been more
than any of them desired.
Cards are ont for the marriage
of Miss Mamie Williams, eldest
daughter of Charles C.. Williams of
Lafourche Crossing, and Mr.. Pres
lev X. Ewing son of the late DR.. F.
c. Ewing of this Parish, and at pres
ent a rising young lawyer of Hous
ton, Texas. which pleasant event
will take place on Tuesday, Feb.
10, 1885.
The young couple will make
Houston their future home, which
their many friends wish a happy
and pleasant one.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of Latourche.

C. d L. Serin IS Their Creditors
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LOCAL NEWS

READ tax collectors notice.
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METEOkOLUEICAL LOCAL
RECORD.

Thibodaux. La, January, 1888.
Temperature inches of:
Da-. Date. Maxi. Min. rain fall. remarks.
Friday 81 ~ AZ -
Saturday 81 "a %
February.
Sunday | Is 30
Monday , G6 40
Tuesday } q -
Wedday l rs IS
Thuls,l'N > Il ii
Av. for week6l.7I f62S
Total -
Iotal for January ~
Total for lSS... 7.H
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state of mind is attributed to series of meet
ings conducted in this city, which excited in him
an abnormal craze or enthusiasm for religion
A Pensioner Arrested.

Mr. John P. Frenzel some weeks since re
ceived a letter from the cashier of the Farmers
and Traders Bank, at Manning, Ia. inquirine
about man in this city named John G.
Phillips for whom they had cashed pension
check drawn at the Indianapolis agency. The
letters intimated that there was something wrong
with the check.and Mr.. Frenzel was asked to have
Phillips arrested. The latter made his appear
ance yesterday at the pension Office to draw his
regular allowance, and, after being identified,
was placed under arrest Avtelegram was sent
to the Manning bank announcing the fact, and
an answer was returned to retain the man until
an officer, who wound start on the first train.
should arrive. The particulars of the alleged
offense are not known as yet. Phillips claims to
be residento of Hicksville, O.. and to be innocent
of any crime.
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The Mobile Drill.

Several of the military organizations of the
city considering an invitation to attend the
grand interstate drill and military tournament
at Mobile Ala, next month. There has been
some disposition on the part of few to stay at
home, on the ground that it is impossible for a
Northern company to get justice in the South.
Such reason would appear to be entirely un-
founded. United States army officers make the
programme and award the prizes, and every as
surance is given by the managers of the tourna-
ment that the strictest fairness and impartlality
will govern the awards. The Light Artillery
will probably 60.
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Governor GRAY Concurs.

Governor Gray yesterday signed the following
bills: An act to amend an act concerning taxa
tion act to legalize deed heretofore made
by Aquilla Jones, Treasurer of the State of Indi-
ana, for certain lands therein described: an act
to prohibit forced contributions of money or
property from employees by corporations, an act
providing for holding terms of court in the Thir-
teenth Fifteenth and Forty-third judicial cir
cults; an act authorizing the boards of county
commissioners TO make suitable appropriations
from the county treasury for the education Of
pauper Children an act to amend and repeal
certain parts of an act concerning public offend
ers and their impris onment; an act authorizing
persons having claims against the State of Indiana
to bring suit in the Supreme Court, and author
izing persons TO bring suit against the State in
the judicial courts to quiet title, to rent estates
in certain eases, prescribing. also, in such cases.
the duties of the Attorney general and prosecut-
ing attorney.
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WESTERN LEAGUE AFFAIRS.
Games To Be Played in indianapolis, Accord
ing to the Revised Schedule.

The executive committee of the Western
League completed the schedule of the organza-
ton at St Louis, on Tuesday. There were pres
ent at the meeting, which was held at the La
"lede HOTEL Mr.. Sullivan of Kansas City,
OLeary Of Toledo and Lotus Of Milwaukee.
The schedule committee, composed of Messrs.
Sullivan, LOTUS and Watkins of indianapolis,
were empowered to reconstruct the League, and,
after canvass of the field, they decided that
the Western League should consist of only six
clubs, namely, Kansas City, Cleveland, Toledo.
Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and some club to be
chosen. The applications of Keokuk, Omaha
and Minneapolis were considered. Minneapolis
was rejected on account of its location, too far
out of the way. Mr.. Curtis, of Keokuk, was
ready to deposit So 900 in bank, as security for
faithful performance of their part of the SEIZED
ule and regulations, but the committee declined
the offer, and. instead, accepted the application
of Omaha, represented at the meeting by
Manager Hey Keokuk, however, was made
an alliance club The schedule pro-
vides that clubs shall play at Indianapolis
as follows: Omaha, April %. 26. 49, 20, June 26,
81 IS. 30 July 2; Kansas City, May 9, 10. II, 13,
July %, "a, 26, g. 80; Milwaukee. April Is, 10,
2l %, Sept. IL, 13 Is, 10. 49, Toledo, June II,
a. 16, Is. Sept. 20, %, %, 81 %; Cleveland,
May 30, 30 81, June ?, Aug. l, p g. 8.