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The General Appropriation Bill.

The following is the appropriation
man Bolton. The changes from the
old bill are also given:
The first item raised is the Attorney
General for costs of court. IL was in
creased from $3.50 to $4,000. The
Auditors tax clerk has been allowed
$1,000 yearly for travelling expenses.
Repairs to State House, $1,000. Chari-
table Institutions-Blind asylum, last
two years $14 ,000, next two years
$4,000, Of which $500 for furnish
iShings; deaf and dumb asylum, last
two Years 924 600, next two years
$4,000. out of which $4,000 is for re-
pairs; Louisiana University $4,000
each year, as formerly, with $500
yearly for repairs; Stare Normal
School, Natcl;itoches, for two years
received $500; this time they are al
lowed $500, out of which $500 for re-
pairs: color@d university in New Or
leans, last two wears $4,000 next two
years $4,000 and 800 foI repairs; in
sane asylum at jackson, the appropri-
alton Is the saIne as before, 100000
yearly /: for additional buildings ont
of the revenue of 1891 $4,000 pro-
vided that the sun Of $4,000 ont of
the surplus on hand for the year end
ing June 20, 1890, shall be used in the
construction of in addition to the
building Charity Hospital, Shreve-
port, same as before, $1,000 for main
tenance and $1,000 to complete the up
per story of the Building; Soldiers
Home, New Orleans, last session re-
celved 5000 for two years, this time
they are allowed $4,000 with $4,000
additional for clothing, etc. The Ad-
jutant Generals salary has been in
creased from $500 TO $1,000; the En-
pertinent Station Bureau of Agricul-
tnre has been increased from $4,000
to $1,000 per year; for support of pub
lie schools $500 900 y%early-no change
the interest fuEd, to pay interest on
constitutional and consolidated bonds
$50 GOO yearly, same as before. The
general engineering fund has been
raised from 5000, 900 to $500, 900 year
ly. Out Of the special fund for the
Charity Hospital, New Orleans,
$4,000 yearly from the Louisiana
State Lottery. Assessors salaries.
New Orleans, last two years was
$3l $50; it has been fixed at $50, 600
for the next two years.
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The Millions Tin It.!

The sum of Twenty-Five Millions
offered for the extension of the Lottery
Charter is too large for n man to
count without losing his mind tempo
rarily. Counted by dollars it would
require $3.50 hours of lightning work.
Weighed, it would amount to 735 tons
of silver money, or 1,470,000 lbs. 1t
would be equal in weight 20 14,700
kegs of ~squarely packed nails, 1850
barrels of honestly filled mess pork
barrels, 5000 barrels OF double refined
sugar, 5000 bales Of cotton, $1,000
bushels of western corn or $4,000 busli-
els of southern corn. 1t would heavily
load as first class freight cars, and
bring a large rigid steamboat down TO
the "red line" known as the .'money
line" in river Vernacular.
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An Old Story.

When a man says he feels drowsy in
the spring, that his digestion is bad,
and that he don't feel-well generally,
he knows that he needs something to
give tone to his system, to purify his
blood and put his liver in proper con-
dition to perform the duties of organic
life. He gees to his physician with
this same old story year after year and
the physician prescribes a tonic and
alternative. The best tonic in a case
like this is DR.. Westmoreland's Calls
aga Tonic. 1t acts ch%armingly on the
liver, prrities the blood and strength
ems the system for its daily work.
This great medicine can be bought at
Thibodeaux Pharmacy for so cents
and 81. 90 IL bottle.
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VOY POPULL. VOI DEF.

The voice of the people is the true
Democratic doctrine. 1t is to the
people en- mosse that the final appeal
for the settlement of all political
questions is made, and by them the
decision is made. The people me
the ones who are interested in the ac-
ceptance VI rejection of John A. Nor
ris's Lottery proposition and by them
it should be decided. The PROPOSE
ton to submit to the white voters of
Louisiana the decision of that vexrd
question was a fair and equitable one
and shopld have been accepted.
The people will finally determine this
question and the sooner it is done the
better.
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Republican Protection takes the
tariff off sugar so as to catch gulls up
in the North and West, then it puts n
tax on tin plate so as to add from 20
to % per cent on every piece of tin
ware that is sold.
It will be amusing to STE protec-
t~ionists pay five cents more for a tin
bucket than he is now paying to carry
home sugar that costs him two cents
less than it now does. TO gain Two
cents by losing five will soon make
the gulls open their eyes, if they have
any.
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The democracy of Illinois are deter
mined to make an effort to redeem
that state in the election this fall.
Gen. Palmer, one of the ablest and
purest of statesmen is an avowed can
didate for United States senator and
if the party be successful in carrying
the legislature he will he the successor
of Cullom whose term will expire on
March 5, 1891.
Appearances indicate that the pros
Pect of the gallant Democracy Of Illi-
nois are going TO win the day.
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A specimen of the interest the Re-
publican party takes in the welfare of
the poor man is exhibited in the
Mckinley tariff bill, in the bounty fea-
ture Of that abomination. A planter
who is able to put up. expensive ma
chinery as to make a superior grade of
sugar will receive two cents bounty.
but the small sugar grower who can
only manufacture common kettle sugar
that will not reach the proper grade
will whistle for his bounty and never
get it. And yet the republican leaders
claim that this high protective tariff
will assist the wage Garner and poor
man.
1t affords the same protection to the
poorer classes that the eagle does to
the lamb that it is carrying away to
his e>rie to feast its young upon.
How much longer will the northern
and western farmer be gulled with
this cry of Republican protection.
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The parish of Terrebonne is trying
to get permission to issue bonds to the
amount of $50. 900. 90 from the legisla-
ture for drainage purposes. If the
parish will be divided into districts
corresponding with the natural water
basins, and the proceeds be properly
distributed among them, much good
may be done for the prosperity of the
parish.
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Too Cheap.

PA" cried a little sever year old,
Il want some money to GET
Don't go any further" he inter
rupted, throwing down a coin.
The child came slowly up to him,
after pocketing the money, and bare
jy touched his cheek with a kiss.
"Humph,' calculated the parent,
from the kiss you gave | should judge
that you don't appreciate it very
much"
She caught hold of his hands, and
looking squareiy into his eyes, solemn
ly said:
"Do yon expect a ten dollsr kiss
for fifty cents F"-Atlanta Constitution.
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ingalls,, the Kansas coyote, and a
number of Republican orators, who
never heard the whistle of a minnie
ball, or the explosion of a shell, howl
ed. and storned on decoration day,
and barked themselves black in the
throat, because the friends of General
Lee, at the unwilling of his statue in
Richmond. carried in procession some
old war or battle flags of the confeder-
ate army, as memories of days long
passed away, but remindful of days
never to be erased from memory, yet
if an American citizen goes out into
the world and purchases a ship with
which to carry on commerce on the
deep seas, he must go TO England or
France, or some other foreign nation
to register his vessel ard sail under a
foreign flag. He cannot carry Il Unit
I'd States Flag, al Ingalls, is one of the
Statesmen God save the mark) that
uphold such monstrous laws.
An American citizen who wants to
sail il vessel with the star spangled
banner mt the mast head. must have
the vessel built on the coast Of Maine
and pay one fourth more for it than he
could purchase it elsewhere.
Great is Republican protection 2!
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Judgment by defsn,,

judgment by defsnls
entered and more than two iudio;1
ing elapsed since the entry Of .
nary Judgment by default. ana
pearance having been mads :,
regularly fixed for trial an
default, and regularly taken mn
ana the law and the evidence hs;p
OF the plaintiff and against the A..
1t Is therefore ordered. adipJrl
creed that the plaintiff. Osceana
DO have ard recove: Judgment i
said defendant. Oscar Angelica NJ
aud that the community OF aconit1
heretofore existing between tLam
same Is hereby dissolved, and H.
OSceara Ayo, be and she il herd,
and decreed to be seuarated I,
from her said husband, with the n
own, manage and control her u,
paraphernal property, separsta
from her satd husband; and II i
dered that said defendant nav q
these proceedings.
Thus done, read and signed In
at Thibodaux, parish Of Iafoureb,
day nt May, \. d 1880
tSiguedl TAYLOR n
Judge 10Th Judiei
Filed May 9Th, 1870.
t>iSne'j p. +. LEG
A true copy:
Test CLERKS Office. n,risl N
May l9tl. 1890.
..-..a W. KNOB
CLERK
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Plumb breaks ont.

In the Senate june 6 Mr.. Plumb
spoke III the silver question. He said
there seemed to he a general consensus
of opinion that the volume of the cur
rency should be increased. How much
of that was sincere lie would have oc-
casioD TO remark upon before he con
cluded.
The Senate bad been appealed to
Yesterday by the Senator from New
York (Mr. Hiscock) against the bill in
the sacred name of protection. He
would not call it a fetch, although he
did not know what he would call it
hefore he got through, but, in its name,
the Senate was asked to keep silver
dethroned.
Silver was an American product-a
much larger product than many others
which were to be protected by duties
Of 200 or 800 per cent. under the com
ing tariff bill. He would like to ask
the Senator from New York, who was
so anxious about foreign commerce.
what he intended to do with the tariff
bill, which would prevent the United
States from having any foreign COM
mcrce. He hoped that he might inter
pet the Senator's remarks on that
point rs a hopeful augury of the ac-
ton of that Senator in putting his
knife into the bill now before the
finance committee. a bill which would
raise the price of nearly everything
used by the masses OF the people.
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The Republicans in Indiana are
trying one of their honest methods with
the Farmers Alliance men. In strong
Democratic counties they are uniting
or trying TO unite, with the Alliance
voters, giving every Office in the coun-
try to the Alliance men, except the
candidate for the Legislature who is Il
Republican. This is done in an effort
to secure the Legislature anG defeat
Dan VOORHEES, for the senate whom
they hate worse than the devil does
holy water. The Democrats of Indi
ana will not be gulled by such chaff
as that fixed up by the Republicans.
They are not made of that kind of
material
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A Hosiery Mans Views

The bolt Of the Kensington cohorts
can be readily understood from an in
terview with Mr.. Walter Aiken, a Re-
publican, of Franklin, N. H., whe
owns the largest hosiery and knitting
mill in the State. He says:
Gree wool will lower the price of
the articlef Not a bit. 1t will only
advance the price of wool abroad 1t
will make'o our foreign competitors paw
just rs much for woods as we do. 1t
will open the markets of the world /,
us, and we can then buy as cheaply
as anybody, and all wiki have to nav
the same price. r%emehpber paying
more for wsol in 80 and ia than am
paying to-day, with the dsty much
less"
When Mckinley hears of the phila-
delpllia revolt he may well beat upon
his breast and exclaim: set tn BAlte.n
New York Erening Telegram.
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The colored man in the North: At
q Republican meeting lately held in
Lake Mohawk, \. Y, President Me-
Gill. Of Swarthmore College, threw
out a suggestion which seemed to
command the general approval. He
thought the conference would do
well to consider how the prejudice
which now exists at the North against
the Northern negro a be lessened.
In Philadelphia a negro is allowed
to carry mortar up a ladder, but is
not allowed to lay bricks, while
if he should undertake to drive a
horse-car he would be mobbed.
Judge Tourgee seconded Presi-
dent McGilrs suggestions. Northern
people Cid not realize that they owed
an industrial example to the South.
A young colored man who had a gent
us for mechanics, once came to him
trom the Sorth, and he endeavored in
vain 10 get him a place in a machine
shop, either in Pennsylvania or Mas
sachusetts. The negro in question
is now living in France, and not un-
naturally hates the United States as
the devil hates holy wafer. The peo-
pie Of the North, and more particular
~ the church of the North, does not
give the negro a fair show.
This man Tourgee is a man of the
Cable stripe who writes SANDERS upon
the people of the South for the Chica-
go Inter Ocean and who is very
anxious for social equality ETC., in the
South, but he is very careful to live in
the North, where treatment of the
negro is worse than that given to a
dog in the South.
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The Lottery question has doomed
up in the Legislature this week, and
quite a number of senators and repre-
%sentatives have delivered grand
speeches on both sides of the question /.
in the meantime Mr.. Newgass of Eng
land. offers to give 81 .250.0Oe.OO per
annum for an exclusive right to main
tain a Lottery in Louisiana tortwenty-
five years.
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NOTICE..

Lost or mislaid, Il certain MARTA
for the sum of :525.o0, made and =,
by II. Penouilh, tutor. on Nav OH. IN
wi ORDER and Endorsed In blank
on January Isl, 1883, with ppr N
maturity, and secured by moFtpas.y
erty fully described in an aet OF Il
passed on May 9Th, 1855, before Thos;
eauX, notary, with which it Il ide8T1
The public is notified hereby nor
tiatr for same or to deal with IL in \
as payment has been stopped.
s. ABRi
Holder and
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The Chicago Tribune says that the
Mckinley tax bill, if it becomes II
law increase the taxes to be paid by
the people $167. 600, 900, or more on
food products than the present tariff
requires. And the present one is Il
long ways too high. Protection is IL
grand thing for millionaire manufac-
tories.
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Representative Lodge of Massacliu-
sets who reported the force bill to the
house of representatives, tried to con-
zeal it from the inspection of the mem
bers, a piece of impertinence that has
never been equaled by any %represen-
tative in the United States Congress.
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Occasionally a little sound common
sense accidentally slips out of the
mouth of Il Republican statesman. 1t
does not often happen but when it
does it becomes conspicuous tor its
bluntness and force. Here is a SAM
nle.
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Some gentlemen by the name of
Ellis have offered $35O00D0 for the
lease of the penitentiary per year.
which is 100000 more than the state
has been receiving.
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Hon. F. w. Hill, who was nominated
by the Democrats of Maine us their
candidate for Governor. died very
suddenly after the nomination was
made.
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The proposed license bill now before
the legislature for its action raises the
liquor License very materially; the
lowest license will cost $4,000.
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EUItOr NLNIINEL.
viii you please notify the poor \!
the flooded districts, that il thew n
mules or horses that they want M
that l will pasture them free of cL.aJ
oblige Very Respectfully
JOHN x. GIL
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A COMPLETE IvEN's PUMP, II
~ and Boiler, in Magnolia Groyl
tation, opposite La~badieyille.
Apply TO LEWIS BH
No. SO Tehoupitollas street, New q
May, 10, so
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Six hundred and forty acres ~cypresl
the finest in the state OF La. and situH
the right bank OF bayou Lafourche inI
Guillot, above the town of Thibodaux /
"a, Il, Is. $, X, IA, F. Apply TO the sRl
Office at Thibodaux
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FofG SALE

A GOOD PORTABLE ENGINE AM
IA vatcr, in good running order I'd
Do as much work as a 15-ineh purF
one hundred sacks of good Seed RicN
Apply at SCHRIEVER HDI
fy-22-1ln. Schrievd
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Llfourche.
Succession Of JumoHriUe Morrant. No.
1914 Probates.

WHEREAS SYI.VER MORVANT OF
W said parish, has made application to
he appointed administrators of the aforesaid
estate.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their opposition to the
said application in writing with the clerk
os said court vt his office in the town of Thil,-
ndaux ten days after the first publication
hereof, otherwise the sad applicant will he
anfl appointed as sach administra-
tor in accordance with law.
(~ In testimony whereof. witness NV
Las. hand aud The lmpre- s Of the seal of
(~~) my office, mt Thib planx. this 9TH
'lay Of June. A. d.. 1920.
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IN THIS CASE. THE LEGAL DELAYS
elapsed and NO appearance having been
made by defendant, a preliminary
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ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
10th Judicial District Court, Par
i>h Of Lafuurche.

Oscedna Ayo, wifc, rs. Oscar Angelos.
husband. No. 25O9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-17
Roanoke Light Infantry. was elected Lieu
tenant COloncl. and captain w W. IA" -
of tho Pocahontas Guards, Major.
BUENh VISTA.
Death Of an old Citizen-Indusiriai En-
fcrptises-PcrSOnal.

BuFNAYIsrA. Va. Aug. TO- special. r.
Mr.. Robert Montgomery. aged seveniy-iour
Years. died at his home. near kirr's creek.
i'm this county. this week. lie was most
worthy citizen. and had been ior years
identified with the management of the pub
lie schools Of the county.
Extra eXoltions are being made IN the
mining of iron ore here. fully two hundred
tons being taken from tine mine daiy. lhis
quantitv can bc greatly increased as soon as
the trains hcgin To haul IL tO the furnace.
several Northern iron manufacturers
were i'm town ths week. looking % the e.
tahlishment OF industries dependent upon
o lr steel works.
4 number of Richmond people have been
here during the week. Among the number
is Clerk lawton. Of your lIustings Court.
and his family. and II. Il. Taliaterro. Esq.
Mr. Taliaferro is member oil the B0afd ol
Directors OF the Bgena i-ta company.
4 large number of Richmond people are
living here. Among The number are the
following. Frank u. Dunlop, b0ohkeeper of
lhp Buona Vista Company; John ilrefCr'
Of -uterdiug a DrCVer: captain y. W
Taley. Of Hotel Buena Vista; George G..
Ware and o. a. Hawkins. contractors;
Th0S. Clcmmitt. Jr.. secretary OF the paper
mill: l.. A. Sadler. manager ~ the paper
mill: Clifford Bargamin. superintendent ol
water-works Tyrce WingGeld, and others
whose names we have not asceriained As
vet lt will Dee seen that Richmond brain
and muscle contribute 10 the building OF
thencw and prosperous Virginia towns.
The trdck-laying on the narroW-gauge
railroad leading to the mines was begun
Wednesday. As soon as these tracks are IN
order trains will begin TO haul the ore from
the mines 60 the furnace.
A dozen families viii move into town
within the next week, occupying every
house that will De completed By that time.