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Struts of Subscription
OBe year [in advance]........$3 00
" within 3 months.... 3 50
" 6 " .... 4 00
One Copy................... 10
, SANCAN. Pro*r & Business Manager
Published every Saturdays.
ffibodaux • Sentinel
-AND
JOURNAL OF THE 8 Tn SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Official Journal of the Town of Thibodaux.
VOL. XII.
THIBODAUX. L—. SATURDAY, MARCH 31 " 1877.
Rates of AbucrUsing:
One Square (of ten link;
First insertion................ 91 50
Second insertion.............. 75
Each subsequent insertion 5'*
Caxdtdates,.............. $10 OO
OFFICE;
Corner Market and Patriot Streets.
NO. 35
business cards.
' SSELINEAU, MILS. E., Dry Good*.
t Fancy Articles, etc., corner Market |
1 Louis streets,
I UCOIN. P- A., Family and Planta- :
1 (ion Groceries, Main street, between
■s and St. Philip streets.
LgUA, C. Coffee House Keener, Main
I St., between Jacksou anu St. Phi- j
[Streets.
[lLAIN, L. S. Sl LEBLANC, E E. i
Notaries public. Office Green Street. !
|LUM, S. Dry Goods ami Grocery, cor
ner Main and Jackson Streets.
IaDEAUX, J. Family and Plantation
Groceries, Main Streep corner Slain
Focus.
ttDEAUX, THOMAS, Attorney at Law
corner Main and Focus Streets, up
IILL1U, J. S., Attorney at Law, —ofti-e
i UBmer St. Philip and Main streets
;E, E W., Attorney at Law, —of
Greeu Street,
JLNCRAKD, J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
—office, corner Green and St. Bridg
ets.
JDLEY, Wagons anil Curts. Depot on
Levee Street near the Thibodaux
y. W. H. KAGAN. Agent.
SbUBQUIN Sc BOUKON, Watehma
I irr mid Gunsmith, Dealers in Jeieel
|JUtmo-«i» de, corner Market and St.
lie Streets.
IREAUX & LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
and Groceries,corner Main and Green
ets.
LlNNi>6S, S. A. Mrs. Milhnary and
Fancy Dry Goods, corner Jackson and
daux its.
LESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
corner Patriot.
SEREAU, P.. Physician, corner
Jackson and Short Streets.
T8EREAU. 1L, Physician, corner
St. Philip and St. Bridget Streets
LkLBERT, P J-, Groceries, Whies. Li
fquunt, Tobacco and Cigars, cor. Mam
1 St-Philip streets
.ELBERT, P. J , Engineer, cor- Main
fund St-Philip streets
Excelsior—lodge no. 34.—Regu
lar meetings ut the Odd Fellow's
11, corner Market and Patriot, every
ilay evening at 7 o'clock,
leers: C. Salnmriii. N. G. Jos. T. Thi
aux. V. G.; S. T. Grisamore, Sec- V.
a, Treasurer.
ROST JAMES. Coffee Jfonse ice per,
comer Greeu and .Market Streets.
RANKLIN, H., Acting Clerk of the.
District Court .—office Court House.
LEETWOOD, J. H Drug Store, Mar
ket Street, between Greeu and St.
's Streets.
LEETWOOD. J. H.. Physician. —of
1 Ice Market Street, between St. Louis
I Greeu Streets.
INK LIN HOUSE—B.F. HOLD E N
{Proprietor, cornel St-Louis and Ma
BISAMORE, S. T.. Agent Forth A me
\rwa Life Insurance Co. Corner .Mur
ud St. Philip, streets.
IDE, J. S.. Attorney ill Caw. —office,
over J. H. Fleet wood Market Street
1JION LEWIS, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law. Office, over J. H. Fleet
1 Drug store, Market Street.
pFlMANN, H-, Cabinet Maker, deal
Hardware, Paints, OUs, Varnish
m Main street,bet ween Jackson and
dip
Millinary and Fancy
i «r'Y Coods , Corner St. Louis and
I Streets.
pFFMANN, F. Curriege Maher, tjt
! cry Stable ,corner Jackson and St.
Streets.
HNBOTHaM. M. T.. Groceries
fines and Liquors, Cor Market aiul
i streets.
fFFMANN, w., Dry Goods and Gro
Wain Street, between Foeuij
■A Philip Streets.
FMAN'S STAGES ,—Frank Hoff
|*Hi* Proprietor, L. Bar del. Con
1 m connection with Morgan's Lou
I® 1 ™ Texas K. R. Laiourehe Cros
3AN, p M Boiler Maker, corner Le
VRU utul 1*1...___i cii
® HOOK AND LADDER CO.
1* a ^ e 8 u hu' meetings ou the
ou Sunday preceding the fourth
? of eyerv Month.
u ' v- McBride P.esident; J.
KLY ice President; C.Azeiua,Fore
*• Frost' 1st Asst. Foreman; Leo
Asst. Foreman ; Eliis N.
ttmiucr; Heury Riviere, Score
gJPefTin, Asst. Secretary ; George
"«det»; Nart-isse Boudreaux, Ty
j. \y. Clerk of llie Town
jf®' BAY'D) Dry Goods , Shoes,
Hats, Caps tkc.. Corner Main
F* Streets.
A. F.. Parish Judge, Of
P •* Court House.
CLAY & ARTHUR, -41
and Counsellors at Law, —of
Main St., between Jauftson
[3- Mechanical Engineer apd
tver of sugar Apperatiis. and
"lideuce. Jackson street.
Mrs. J. Variety store. Stores
i Jaoksou street
"t-Bridget st. ' *
B USINESS CA RDS.
I ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner St.
A Philip and St. Bridget Streets.
^"TRISAMORE, Capper, Tin and. Sheet
X Iron Workers, cornea Market and
St. Philip streets.
L EGENDRE, JOS., Groceries, Wine
and Liquors, corner Greeu and Main
M ACHADO,.!. D. Groceries and Dry
Gomls, corner Maim- Jackson and
Levee Streets.
L OhIO, P. E., Justice of the Peace, "hid
Ward &. Mayor of the Town, —of
ice comer Gruen and Levee Streets.
M EUNIElt, A., Dealer in Foreign an
Domestic Dry Gootis, Groceries, &e.,
Mam Street corner St Philip.
VfONT-CAKMEL CONVENT, Acadc
iTi my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister St. Bernard.
M oore, i.
lice up
Focus.
D. Attorney at Late ,—ot
stairs Main St. corner
O SCHWALD, J. ii..Shoemaker. Main
Street bet ween St Louis aud Green
streets.
O 'SULLIY'AN, E. A. Attorney at Law,
Green Street, between Main aiul
Thibodaux Streets.
P HILIPl'EAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
Levee and Marouge Streets.
P ERRIN, A. J. foriegn and domestic
goods. Hats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main and St-Philip streets
lOTECTOR FI'IE CO. NO. h l.n
ginc House. Jackson St. Regular Pa
rades on the thirdSunila.v of each month,
and regular meeting on the third Monday.
Officers:—P. A. Aueoiu, President ; A.
B. Ragan, Vice-President; C. Sabouriu,
Secreturv ; F. J. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
retary ; W. G Ragan, Foreman : Frantz
Zeruot, Assistant Foremau;Hose Director
A. J. Perrin, Assisft Hose Director ; B.
Malbrough, YV. Broekboeft, Treasurer
R IY'IERE, L., Dry Goods, corner Main
and St. Louis Streets.
ANCAN, Y'. Local Agent and Collector.
Office Thibodaux Seutiuel, Market St.
s
STRANGERS HOTEL - THOMAS aL
O BERTI. Proprietor, corner Thibo
daux and Green Streets.
^T. JOHN'S SCHOOL.—Rev. C. F. D.
O Lyno principal Jackson Street near
St. John's Church.
S ABOURIN, C-, Surgeon Dentist, Office;
Jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and St Bridget sts.
VJOCIETE DE BIEXFAISANOK ET
OD'assistance Mutuelle de Thibodaux
Lcs seance rf-gulicrc de eette soci<5te
out lien le premier ieiidi de cliaque inois
i\7 lieures du soir du ler octobre au ler
uvril, et it 8 henres du ler avril au ler oc
tobre,
Officiers :—II. Dansereau, President :
P. A. Aucoin, Y 7 iee President , F. Sancau,
Secretaire ; H. H. .Michelet, Assistant Se
cretaire ; Jos. T. Thibodaux, Tresorier :
Theopbile Thibodaux. Coileeteur; Alccste
Bourgeois, Portier.
r |*ETREAU, II., Carriage Maker and
JL Horse Shoeing, corner Levee aud Pa
triot Stieets.
H. W. t Family and Planta
Green S
Levee and Market Streets.
HIBODEAUX. JOS. T., Pharmacist,
Perfa
Pbilip
rpABOR
I lion Groceries, Green Street,between
1 Dealer in Patent Medicines, Perfu
mery, Ac., corner of Main and St,
Streets.
7 1'll I BO >EAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
I the Town, corner Main and St. Philip
Streets.
rpHIBODYUX FOUNDRY. Bodley A
1 Keeie, Proprietors ,Levee and Jackson
I
I
rpHIBODYUX, THEOPHILE, Town
1. Constable, Assessor, Collector and
Wharfinger Office Greeu Street between
Market and Levee.
rpHIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT
1 Orgenised September 7tb, 1874. Offi
c „rs : — L A- Webre, Chief Engineer, S
T. De.Y16nacl4, 1st Assistant ; Taylor La
ganle, 2nd Assistant ; Allaiu Badeaux,
Secretary A Treasurer ; P E. Lorio and
M. A. Legeudre, Delegate of the Thibo
daux Fire Co. No. 1. Aleeste Bourgeois,
Delegate of the Protec tor Fire Co. No. 2
Y oung men's benevolent as
sociation, OF LAFOURCHE,—
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of each month, at 7 o'clock, at the office
of Judge Lorio. Cor. Green aud Levee.
Officers :—H. N. Coulon, President. P
E Lorio, Vice President. M. T. Hig
ginbotham, Secretary, C. Azcma, Treasu
rer, L. Aucoin, Censor,
rpHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
A C. M. Menard, situated iu one ot the
most healthy parts of the town of Thibo
daux. _
V ERGES. J. M. A Co. Barber, Maiu
Steet. between St.Lonis aud Green
tt eet ____
V ERRIER, T., Gunsmith, Maiu St., be
tween St. Louis and Greeu Streets
EBRE L. A., Sheriff, Office et Court
House.
]
w
VITAILES. L. A. Physician, Office, at
TT Franklin House, corner Market and
St. Philips streets.
\I7TN T DER. THOMAS, District Attor
)T ney. — office. Market Street, be
ween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
tm/'LISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confer
tt tionery and Soda Water, Gree
Street between Market and Main Street
Y*7' ASHINOTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
M Gurnard, Proprietor, Market St
oetween St. Philip and St. Louis Streets.
riYHIBODAUX SENTINEL. Job Office,
1 corner Market aud Patriot Streats.
npHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
A No 90. A. F. and A. M.—Regular
meetings on the second Sat urday aud the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3 o'clock
P. M., Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
rpHIBODAUX, P. A., Civil Engineer,
i A Jackson Street, opposite St. Bridget
j Street.
J
Me,
giue Room at Town Hall, Levee St.
egular parades on second Sunday of
each month. Regular Meetings on Mott
May after the second Monday of every
tnontb.
' Officers:—A T. Grisamore, Pres.dent
E. LeBlano, Vice-President: M. T. Biggin
hot ham. Secretary ; H. YY 7 . Tabor, Jr., As,
sistant Secretary; H. YY 7 . Tabor. Foreman ,
H. Champagne, j ssistaut Foreman ; J. G.
Oshwald, Hose Director; H. Tetieaux. As
taut Hose Dir'tor ; H H. Michelet, Engine
Director ; P. A. DeManadl, Assistant En
gine Director; O. Malbrough, Tyler ; Jos.
Thibodeaux, Treasurer.
T RONE, J. A., Books and stationary dcp>i
Market street, between St. Philip and
St. Louis (opposite Washington Hotel).
Photographic Gallery, up stairs.
Z ERNOTT, FRANK. Wulrhmaker and
Dealer in fine Jewelry dec. Main Street
between St. Philip ami Jackson .streets.
G AZZO
Aron
Y oung men's dramatic
Regulai meeting Second
Du. J. B C., Physician and
oueheur, Thibodaux P. O., Lafonr
die Parish. La.
CLUB.—
_ „ Thursda
of each month.
Officers:—Silas T- Grisamore, Presi
ident ; Emile Loiseau, Vice President ; J
Omer Lauury, Treasurer ; Henry Riviere
Secretary ; F. Saucau. Stage Manager ; J.
A Perrin, assistant Stage Manager ; John
Hay,Property Man; T.Bergeron, Costumer;
A F. Knobloob, Prompter ; J. L. YY'ebre,
Assistant. A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee ot Arrangements : A. B. Ra
gan. Chairman,.I. X. Wright, L. Aueoiu.
M. T, Higgingbothain.
NEW OKL'w%\>.
BANDITTI STORE
The ONLY POPULAR
Dry Uooils Store.
No. 27, it 2!) Royal St. Corner
Customhouse St. New Orleans.
I am not afraid to con
tinue tor thirty days longer
to otter to ray customers,
triemls and patrons such
bargains iu
DRY GOODS
as will defy comparison and
competition. Prices to be
made by every buyer
according to his
OYvn means.
1 HE BANDITTI STORE
Intends to fight it way through to
immortality and fame iu giving
away its whole stock iu trade
and aims to be counted
amongst, the benefactors
of humanity.
A VISIT
to the Banditti store will
convince the most skep
tical that eY'ery thing
is as represented.
p. di:gijilhi:ji,
Proprietor Banditti Store, Nos.
27 & 29 Royal St. Corner Custom
house St., oue square from Clay
Statue. (octl4'7(>.
Speciality!
Snuff and Fine Cut Tobacco !
Huranna and Domestic Cigars, the best brand
of shewing Tobacco.
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of
Pipes, etc., etc.
Graugnard & Schneider,
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 55..... Magazine Street ..... No- 55
I'sept-ly NEW ORLEANS.
Leon Godchaux,
till and 1^3 Canal St,
The largest and most complete stock
Clothing,
flats and Furnishing Goods
ever ottered.
The attention of pareuts and guardians
is called to our stock of Boys' School Suits,
which cannot be excelled auJ will bo sold
at very low prices.
aug9-ly
LEON GODCHAUX.
LITTLE EXCHANGE.
KEPT BY J. BERGERON A GO.
Fine Quality ot 'Vines and Liquors
.list) Beds for Travellers
For. Chartres A Wt«Lonis Wts.
] my;76-l y New-Orleaus
Fiajrian Lange,
Felix Legendre
LAYGE & LEGEYDRE,
30 Decatur St., Netv Orleans,
Generl Commission Merchants
Cotton, Sugar, Molasses^ ltiee, etc
—Also keep constantly on hand —
Pork, Flour, Coffee, Bacou, Corn,
etc. etc. etc.
References.
Schmidt A Ziegler, YVholesale Grocers, New
Orleans;
Jules Denis, President Levee steam Cotton
Press.
Jules Cassard, Vice-President Germania
National Bank.
Pike, Brother A Co., Baukers.
Nuurn Landry, Cashier of People's Bank.
Emile Legendre, St. James.
19june75
Notice to Sugar Planters.
I BEGTO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
in the Country and to the Sugar Plan
ters in general that I am now prepared to
carry on the Sugar Factorage and Comnns
on Business on an extensive scale and I
take pleasure in offering them my services
Liberal advances made on Crops.
Country correspondence solicited.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 and 83 Canal street,
New Orleans.
D-SOim.
i
:
I
'
i
YEW O'fLEAYS.
YEW ORI.E tXS.
GOOD PRICKS!
QUICK SALES
ODKLL & WRIGHT
50 Decatur Street , - - - - Neic Orleans.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LOUISIANA MOSS
RICE, *IGAR, COTTON, ETC.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR
FI RM; I'OO.Y. MI\K, OTTI.R, ETC'.
LIGHT CHARGES FOIt SELLING!
et!476
KIP A RICH,
RICE HILLS.
( All Premiums awarded at the Louisiana
State Fairs for Rice Milling, from 1868 ud
to the present time.)
Nos. 12 and 14 Elysian Fields Streets, oppo
site the site of the old Pontcliartrin
Depot 3rd District,
NEW ORLEANS.
Capacity 420 his cleaned per day.
EMPTY SACKS FURNISHED FREE OF
CHARGES.
Prices.
No. I..................J
No. 2......... j
No. 3.................. i
Cent.
JNO M. WAISH, Agent,
Av. 17 76
A.
RHOI **EAI & Son
17 Chartres Street. New Orleans,
— Importer and Dealer in —
CarpetM, Floor Oil Cloths,
China and Coca Matting. Table A Piano
covers YY'indow Shades, Crumb Cloths,
Rugs, Mats Carriage, Table and Enair.ej
Oil Cloths.
Curtain materials. Lace, Reps
Damasks Cornices, Bands, Pins, Gimps,
lamps and Tossels Hair Cloth, Pluob. Bed
Ticking and Springs. aug4761y
F. P. SKYIN,
(Formerly Seviu A Gourdain)
No. 115 Old Levee Street,
NE.YV ORLEANS.
DKAl.KIt IX AU, KINDS OK
COTTON SUGAR, MOLASSES.
Wool. Hides, Furs, Rices, Potatoes
Moss. Poultry, Eggs, Etc
fev. 73
Thibodaux Foundry!
KEEFE & BODLEY
Thibodaux, I,a M
H AY'ING purchased the above and well
known establishment, take great pleas
ure in aunoui-eing to the plante's that they
have refitted the Foundry and Machiue
Shop, and are now prepared to do any work
li their line, witli neatness aud dispatch.
STEA'M ENGINES.
SUGAR MILLS,
DR A INI SO WHEELS,
SHAFTING and GEARING,
-ANI)
CASTINGS
of all descriptions made to order.
-Al.L kinds of
Bra** Castings,
-SUCH AS
GUAGE COCKS,
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VALVES, etc., etc., j
made to order and furnished at the shortest ;
notice.
Having refitted their blacksmith shop,
they cau do all kinds of work in that line,
in the best manner and with dispatch.
They resneetfully solicit a continuance of
the former patronage extended to this es
tablishment. [27my-76
c.
a
I
GEO. YY'. SQUIRES,
Thibodaux.
AGE.YTOF
D&mm KB*
Genera I CommUMion Merchant
j 61 Carondelet Street, Front office, up stairs,
NEW ORLEANS.
—SOLICITS THE CONSIGNMENT OF—
i SUGAR. MOLASSES, RICE, COTTON,
HIDES, WOOL, MOSS, ETC.
And purchase all kinds of Merchandise and
: Plantation Supplies, having had over
I thirty years experience in the busi
ness, can guarantee satisfaction.
14 oet. 1876.
SUN MUTUAL
INSURANCE (JO.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES I. DAY,
President.
HORACE CARPENTER,
Secretary
' Paid up Capital, - - - - $500,000
DIRECTORS.
Jno. G- Gaines, Jas.I. Da;
K. J. Hart,
Henry Renshaw,
Hugh Wilsou,
B. Biscoe,
A Balbwin.
Clias, McCready,
W- E. Seymour,
Richard Flower,
J. YVeiss,
B. W. Taylor,
J- C. Morris,
Lionel C. I^evy,
Emory Clapp,
James Byrnes,
J. L. Harris,
YV. B. Schmidt,
L. Alctis.
Isaac L. Haas,
Scott McGehee,
Geo. Jonas,
D. Fatjo,
T- L. Airey,
JUST COMES,
Authorised Solicitor for the country
sep23-ly) ,
Louis Bush John B. Levert R. 6. Bush
BUSH & LEVERT.
Cotton and Sugar Factors.
i Aud General Commission Merchants,
au 1 75 1 y 31 Perdido Street-, N. (r.
J. Y. BOURGEOIS,
—Dealer in ail kinds of —
Country Produce,
—Such us —
MOSS, HIDES. FURS,
WOOL. POTATOES RICE,
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COTTON,
CHICKENS, FRUITS. EGGS
5 St- Louis Street 5
[Corner of St-Louis] New-Orleaus
3july'76-ly .
U: Ik (FA KIN,
I'omniission Nlerehant,
—And Dealer in—
COUNTRY PRO I) U CE,
Moss. Hides, Furs, Wool. Potatoes, Molas
ses, Rice, Sugar, Cotton, Chickens Eggs,
etc., etc.
No. 133----Decatur Street____No. 133
sep%ui
NEW ORLEANS.
LA. EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Co.
Cor. Carondelet and Gravier Sts.
NEW ORLEANS.
Samuel Manning Todd, President.
R. W. Ogden, Y 7 ice President.
Andrew Patton, 2d Y'ice President
YY'illiam Henderson, Secretary
A Thomson,
E. A. Tyler,
YY'. 15. Schmidt,
J. YV. Stoue.
B. T. YY'alshe.
John 1, Adams,
Alex. Marks.
Roht. YV. Ogden,
J. B. Camera,
John Henderson,
H.M. Payne,
T. C. Herndon,
DIRECTORS.
James I. Day,
E. B. Briggs,
11 y- Abraham,
Clias. Chuffe,
YV. Henderson.
Jolm H. Pike,
E H. Fairchild,
H. J Voue,
S. B. Newman,
A. Patton,
John S. Groves,
J. B. Levert.
23sep ly)
JUST COMES,
Country Agent
c. n. BLOCK
JACOB MYER8
GUS. WEILL
—WITH—
C. 11. BLOCK A C O.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Tobacco and Cigars.
No. 75 Gravier Street ........... NeteOrleans
Iffeb 76 ly
RESTAURANT DES Q.UATRE
SAIS0NS.
M R. JOHN BOSIO, P OPRIETAIRE
du Restaurant ijes Quatre-SaisonsI
pr^vient scs amis do a ville et de la earn
pague, ainsi que le pnblic en generate, qu i
a transfere son restaurant du No. 155 (Il
ia rue de Chartres au No. Ill de la mf-nie
rue, prfcs de 8t-Loiiis. II profite de eette oc
casion pour remereier le public et sollicite
en nifeme temps la continuation de son hien
veillaut i>atronage. II informe en outre ses
amis qu'il ades salons partieuliers au pre
mier, et des chainhres meublees it louer it 'a
semaiue on au mois. Les personnes dv .a
ville etde la campagne y trouveront tout It
comfort desirable.L e restaurant sera ouvert
jusqii'A niinuit. 6 fdv 75.(
J. A. BOI KG,
iffarchand Commlssionnalre,
Sfi CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Coton, Sucre, Riz. Mousse, Peuux,
Lnine, Volailles, 4Eufs,
Cire, Miel, Gibier,
et de touteespfece de produits des champs
ou de jardinage,
147...... Rue Deeatur ......147
[outre Jefferson et Toulouse]
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
P. O. Lock Rox 877. mbl076-ly
BROOK
Steam Rice NIill.
C. n. ALLEN.
89 . 91 & 93 TCHOUPITOULA 8 Street
Lock-Box 976.
This is the
most extensive
MILL in the
SOUTH,
Xew Orleans
anil the qnali
ty OF OUR
RICE
I'niriHuel
MILLING RATES :
No. 1............ i ct. V tt.
No. 2............f ct. f* 16.
No 3............. ct. -P ft.
Eight sacks of bran returned to the plan
ters for every HCNDRD Bbls. rough Rice re
ceived.
Bearded Rice a speciality—having a Ma
chine invented expressly for the purpose of
removing the beard- before going to the
stone.
O. J. SEVII, Agt.
PENSION FRANgAISE,
198 — SUE l>OUAIMK—198
M ME Y'vk e. TASSET, PREVIENT ses
amis de la ville et de la campagne,
le public en gtsn^ral
trausf£r£ son eti
ainsi que
? u'elle a
07 de a
rue Douane an No 117 de la niPme rue.eutre
Royal et Bourbou. Elle profite de eette oc
casion pour remereier le buhlic et sollicite
en iu4me temps la continuation de son bien
veillant patronage. Elle informe en outre le
pnblic, vu la situation des mauvaises affai
res. nne reduction de prix dans sa {tension,
et & eet effet, elle a ouvert nn salon A $4 par
semaine. Les personnes de la ville et de la
, eanipagne y trouveront comme d'habitude
] tout le confort desirable,
j Ohambreeet pension par jour $1,50,
13 fev. 74.
She (Thibodaux Sentinel
— and—
Journal of the Nth Senatorial District.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
ISSCK.n EVERY SATUUDAV
S. T. GRIS AMOK K Editor.
F- SANCAN* Pro'rA RusinessManager
OFFICE COR IURKET & PATRIOT STS
W**y Middy and Fat Mar
ried.
"Oh, why did you marrv him, Biddy?
YY by did you take Pat for you spouse ?
Sure lie s neither purty nor will y.
And bis hair is as red as a cow's !
You might had your pick hail von waited ;
You done a data bettor with tint ;
And r helm O'Toole wa# ex pectin'—
You couldn't do better nor him.
* < ij 1 l, t UN young people courtin'—
^ *" ,w 1/our courtin' began,
YY hen you were a widdy woman,
And he was a widdy man.''
"lim and pat, miss, yo see. was acquainted
1 efore they came over the sea,
When Pat was a courtin' Norah,
Anil Tim was a courtin'me.
She did not know much, the poor Norah,
. for that matter, neither did Pat ;
tie had not the instinct of some one,
But no one hail then told him that .
But he soon found it out for himself.
For life at best's but a span—
YY hen I was a widdy wouiau,
Aud he was a widdy man.
'I helped him to take care of Norah,
And when he compared her witlnne.
He saw, us he whispered one evening,
What a woman one woman could be.
She went out like the snuff of a candle .
Then the sickness seized upon Tim,
And we watched by liis bedside together
It was such a comfort to him,
I was not alone in my weeping.
Our tears in the same channel ran—
For I was a widdy woman.
Aud he was a widdy man.
•'YVe had both had our troubles mavourneen
Though neither, perhaps, was to biamo ;
And we both knew by this what we wanted
And were willing to pay for the same.
YVe knew what it was to'be married,
And before, the long twelvemonth had
flown
YY'e had made up our minds it was better
Not to live any longer alone ;
YY 7 e wasted no time shilly-shally,
Like you, miss, ami Master Dan—
For I was a widdy womau,
Aud he was a widdy man.''
R. II. Stoddard, in Harper s.
i
Official.
Laws of the State of Louisiana.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
EXTICA SESSiOA OF 1877.
No. 7.J AN ACT
To regulate and limit the liability of
parishes of State, the parish of Or
leans excepted, for cost and fees in
criminal proceedings before Justices
of the Peace and in pa> iah and Dis
tricted- urts.
Section 1 Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatires of the St.<t>
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
That in all criminal proceedings and
trials before justices of the peace, in
DDtrict. and Pari'li Conns of this State.
.the parish of Orleans excepted, the
clerks, sheriffs aud jusiic- s of the peace
and constables shall not collect or re
ceive fioin their respective parishes any
fees or compensation for their services ui
excess of the limit -tions and amounts
fixed in this act.
Sec. 2. Be it farther enacted, cct., That
ill compensation for all services rendered
in criminal proceedings and trials lie
fore justices of I he peace and in District
and Parish Courts, where the costs aud
fees are chargeable to the respective
parishes, the fees ol ch-iks of the court ,
sheriff's, constables and justices of the
peace, throughout the State, the parish
of Orleans excepted, are hereby limited
and fixed at fifty per c-ntuin of the fees
and coasts as are now paid liy existing
law, and the parochial authorities are j
hereby prohibited Iron, increasing the
fees aud coats to criminal proceedings as i
n , w fixed by law. j
Sec. 3. Beit further enacted ect., That I
this act shall in no manner affect the j
right of these ofti era to charge and col
left all fees as now fixed by exi-ting
laws, from defendants in all criminal
proceedings and trials where the defen
dants are decreed to pay the same under
judgment or sentence of the court, nor
shall this act affect the right of the
sheriff's to charge and collect, fiom their
respective parishes, the fees and expen
ses as now fixed by law for carrying
prisoners to the Penitentiary; nor for
executing prisoners condemned to capi
tal punishment, nor for finding and
maintaining prisoners in the parish jails
and costs aud actuel expenses incurred
in pursuing ami arresting criminals
Sec. 4. Be it farther enactatect., That |
in preliminary criminal trials fin- com
mitment witne-s'-s shall not be allowed
any fees, per diem or mileage; that no
witucss fees shall he allowed for atten
dance before Crand Juries, and ill no
criminal trial or proceedings shall wit
nesses living within five miles of the
courthouse or place where the court is
held he entitled to fees of mileage and
perdieui.
Szc 5. Be it farther enacted, eet .. That
all officers making charges for fees and
costs against the parish shall still be re
qnired 'o present specific and itemized
amounts duly approved under existing
laws.
Sec. 6 Be it further enacted, eel., That
this act shall take effect fram and after
its passage.
(Signet!) I OUIS BUSH.
Speaker of the House of Representa
tives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. YVJLTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and Presideut of
the .'eiiate.
Approved March 16, 1877.
(Signed) FB yHCIST MCIIOLLS.
Governor of the Slate of Louisiana.
A trnecopy:
YVill, A. Srr.OKO,
Secretary <Jf State.
The wail of Eliza Pinkston's
toothless babe is borne no more
on the morning breeze, mill
Packard's bluster and Cnamber
laitPs plaintive appeals for the
toy he craves tall alike upon list
less auditors. The Returning
Board, once the hope of a great
party, is disbanded for the sea
son. Wells as a private citizen
presses his cotton claim upon bis
old friend yvIio now -dts at the re
ceipt of customs in Washington,
•and beyond its payment asks on
ly to be let alone in his snug
berth as Surveyor of the Port of
r Neiv Orleans. Kenner once more
dispenses the spicy cock-tail and
the aromatic punch to the dusky
patrons of his saloon ; Anderson
has retired to his plantation in
the canehrukcs. aiul Cazenave
cnaffers over the price of burial
cases as in the days before he be
came a iiero. Kellogg, afraid to
return to the contiunents whom
he has branded as assassins and
theives, haunts the gin palaces of
of Washington, grateful for
friendly ears in to Yvhicb he can
pour the story of the ofieuscs ot
a departed Senate.Corbin mourns
the expenses of a month at the
Capital without the otiset of Se
natorial salary aud mileage, anti
Patterson brings his gigantic iu
tellect to bear upon the forlorn
hope of a new election. Truly the
glory of i lie carpet bagger hath
departed ; the scalawag hath fal
lt*n into the sere and ;>e!low leaf.
—Pennsylvania Times.
Our boys are fast becoming
men. Drinking houses are daily
and nightly crowded with youths:
scarcely out of their teens, ami to
our shame be it said, old age has
never yet remonstrated against
this step towards immorality,
that must end in ruin of charac
ter to many a now promising boy.
The evil calls loudly for a
check, and we hope our city au
thoiities will give it their atten
tion. With all houses that keep
open under city license for gam
ing aud Hrinking purposes, it
should be understood, and so
made a hiw, that such licences
Yvould be revoked and the houses
closed, if minors aud interdicted
persons were allowed to frequent
them.
Get our worthy Mayor bring
this before his Corporate Body
aud we feel assured they will do
something to stop the Hoys trom
bad habits, if their parents will
uot. Tlie public good demands
_ v
U- Natchitoches Vindicator,
j happy home i8 desolated by a
f a j||,|' e s8 woman's perHdv,'' Mild
i ... , • i. . .
j pointed to (he overshoes. It took
I "e.trlj t'Yo lioilis to explain, Slid
j then lie forgave her, with the
Playing the "Rubber.''—A
lady who determined to surprise
her husband, a few nights ago
bought him a new pair of rubbers
and placed them by the bedside,
so tiiat wh"ii he earne in she
could enjoy his delight at such a
fond exhibition of love mid affee.
tion. The man stayed oat so late
that his YY 7 ife fell asleep, and
Yvheti he ca"«e in his eye fell npon
the overshoes, lie. was just about
to stab himself Yvith a cheese
knife, when he reconsidered his
intention aud determined to
rouse his Yvite and tell her that
he knew all. Grabbing her by the
lmir.be yelled our: "This once
understanding that she would
make him a pair of slippers with
his monogram and a green dog
on the toe. — Viryiaia (Ner.)
Chronicle.
—A Lowell (Mass.) newspaper
announced that twins had beeu
born to the wife of .John Dixon.
Mrs Dixon, who lived in Lynn.,
read this news, and was certain
that no such thing had happen
| ^0 her. She YY'eilt to ItOWell,
anti found the mother of the
tYvins in a second Yvite of Mr,
Dixon. The bigamist was arrest**
ed.
' Candidates for municipal offi
ces are numerous in Baton Rouge;
there are four candidates for Ad-*
ministrator of Finance, three for
Administrator of Accounts, etc.,
in proportion for all the offices.
Sonje ljttle colored boys went
out hunting oh Sicily Island,
Catahoula parish, the other day.
The gun o| one of these accident
ally Yveiit off, killing ouu of the
boys accompanying him.
A sugar worm appeared in
St. Tammany parish and is play*
iug sad havoo with the cauw
saved for seed. Yeiy little of It
trill

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