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, SANCAN, Pro'r & Business Manager
Published kveby Saturdays.
XIII.
cntmti
JOURNAL OF THE 8™ SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Hates of 5t6i>erhsmg:
Official Journal of the Parish of Lafourche and of the of Thibodaux.
One Square (or ten uke j
First insertion____ .....,,..... $1 50
Second insertion.............. 75
Each subsequent insertion 50
Can'dtdates................$10.00
OFFICE (
Corner Market and Patriot Streets.
THIBODAUX, L—, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20™ 1877.
NO. 12
" CARDS.
" BUSINESS CARDS.
a ijSELlNEAU, MILS. E., Ih-y Goods.
Fancy Articles. Ac., corner Market
and Loin* streets.
UCQIN, P. A., Family and Plant a
m i u ;,i Groceries , Main street, between
Focus and St. Philip streets.
ZEMA.-C. Coffee Rouse Keener , Main
I St., between Jackson anil St. Phi
dp Streets.
B
LUM, S. Dry Goods and Gjrotery, c-or
uer Main and Jackson Streets.
B
iADEAOX, J. Family and Plantation
_ l Groceries, Main Street, eorner Main
ad Focus.
SADEAUX, 'j'HOMAS, Attorney at Lam
t corner Main and Focus Streets, up
B
ILLIU, J. 8., Attorney at Law ,—office
Corner St. Philip arujl M*iii ptfwpji
B
LAKE, E W., Attorney at Lam,— of
fice Green Street,
B LANCHARD, J. E., Surgeon Dentist.
—office, corner Green and St. Bridg
et Streets.
lYQjyj.KY, Wagons and (Mffs, Depot on
15 dJevee Street iicgr' the Thittodaux
foundry. W. II. KAGAN. Agent.
B RAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries, Wine
and Liquors, corner Green and Main
Streets.
IlOL'UON, A. Watchmaker and ffun
•J) smith, Dealer in Jewelry , ftp e-aruis.
'fie-. Main st. between £t. Jffiilip auil
Jackson streets
B
O L'KQ CIN, E. IP ateh maker and Jew
eler, corner Market aud' St'. Louis eta
B reaux & legendue, Dry ppoffs
and Groceries,comer Maip a#d Green
.Streets.
B ROCKHOEFT, H. Shoemaker, Main
Street, betweep St. Philip and Jack
son Streets.
B INNINGS, S. A. Mrs. Millinary and
Fanpy Dry Goods, corner JacUsouand
Tliibodaitk sts. •
c
ELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Maiu Streep,
corner Patriot.
P
A'NSEREAU, P., Physician, corner
Jackson and Short Streets.
D A
'pvEJ.RERT.PJ-, Groceries, Wines, Li
1 JqlMrt.'Tobttcco and Cigars, cor. Main
|aid St-Philip streets
TvELBEItT, P. J , Engineer, cor- Main
J/itad 86-Philip htxfefiff
D CSCII, J. Fashionable Tailor, Main
street, fronting Riviere s store.
E xcelsior—lodge no. 34 —Regu
lar meetings-at the Odd Fellow's
flail, corner Market and Patriot, every
"Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
• Officers :T.Thib<xlapx, N-if-Jo*. T. Thi
bodeaux. V. G. j S ; 1Y Grisahiorc, Sec- 11.
Michelet Treasurer.
F ROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
corner Green and Market Streets.
F LEETWOOD, J. H Drug Store, Mar
ket Street, between Green aud St.
fxtuis Streets.
F leetwood, j. h., Physician,—at
fice Market Street, between St. Louis
and Green St frets.
RANKLIN HOU^E—p.F. HOLDER
Proprietor, cornel St-Louisand'Mav
Jret sts.
G
OODE, J. S., Attorney at Law, —office,
over J. H. Fleetwood Market Street
PJKISAMORE, S. T. Manufacturer of
■A Tinware, gutters, Ac., dealer in stores
and house furnishing goods, corner Mar
ket and St- Pnilip.
H OFFMANN, II-, Cabinet Maker, deal
er in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish
e»,etc.. Main street,bet Ween Jackson and
j$t-Philip
H ESSE JURS. S. MMinary and Fancy
Dry Goods, St. Philippe st., between
levee and Main Streets.
n OFFMANN, F.. Carriage Maker, xArr
ery Stable, corner Jackson and St.
Bridget Streets.
H OFFMANN, W., Dry Gooffs and Gro
ceries, Main Street, betweeii Focus
f »d 8t. Philip Stree ts. " " 1
JOFFMAN'S STAGES ,—Frank Hoff
A man Proprietor, L. Bardcl, Con
wlor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
r -*na, and Texas K. R, 'Lafourche 'G'ros
»ng. __
H OGAN, P., Boiler Maker, corner Le
vee aud Church Streep.
FoME.HQOK AND LADDER CO.
I No ' 1. Regular 'meetings'dii the
4h Monday of each month. Regular ex
on Sunday preceding the 'fourth
ay of every ; Meath. p ;j !•* 'it'
Officers - R. K. Mo Bride President; J.
Wehre, Vice Prdiiileht; R. Frost, Fore
-* L- AttcOin 1st Asst. Foreman ; G.D.
■ha, 2nd Asst. Foreman ; Ellis N.
■•nd. Trpasui er ; Henry Riviere, Score
Si Ed. l'errin. Asst: Secretary; N.
"dreanx, Warden; H. Huffman. Jr. Ty
NQBLOCH, CLAY Attorney at Law,
Offieu up stairs Green <?t., between
and Levee Streets. *
K
NOBLOCH, J. W- Clerk of the ConA
—Thibodaux La. , v * ■■ :'
ITUNO, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
Moots, Hats, Capa . Jfcc.. corner Main
Focus Streets. ■? ■ .»
NORLOCH A. F.. Parish Judge, Of
fice at Court House.
EBLANC, EMILE E. Recorder, Court
House, Thibodaux, La.
ARK IN J. Mechanical Engineer*!! ltd
, Manufacturer of sugar Apperams, and
lOehiuery— Residence, Jackson street.
AUKIN. Mrs. J. Variety store, Ktorr.
Oils, Tin-ware, due—Jackson Twieet
' ! *e St-Bridget st.
NSEREAU. II., Physician, corner
St. Philip and St. Bridget Streets
BUSINESS CARDS.
OHIO, P.* E., Tax Collector, Couw
■4 House,Thibodaux, Lp.
f ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner St
■t -Philip and St. Bridget Streets.
I EGENDRE, JOS., Groceries, Affine
J aiul Liquors, Moin street, between St.
Mlil-lit Ullil Si t I .iiitio (ita
M ACHADO,.!. D. Groceries aud Dry
Go uts, corner Maim: Jackson and
-Levee Streets.
M E1 N1ER, A , Dealer in Foreign an,
Domestic Dry (hunts, Clothing Jtc.,
Maiu Stre.et corner St Philip.
M ONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acadc
my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister St. Bernard.
M OORE, f. p. AtUymeg <U Law ,—of
lice up stairs M*V U comer
Focus.
O SCHWAL1). J.. G. Shoemaker. Maiu
Street between St. Louis aud St. Phi
$i> stecets.
O 'SULLIVAN, E. A. Attorney at Law,
Green Street, between if ain and
Thiliodaux Streets.
P HIL1PPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
Lovee and Maro^ge Streets.
P ERRIN, A. J. foriegn and domestic
goods, Bats, shoes and groceries, cor
ner Main aud St-Philip streets
PERSON, II., Shoemaker, Main stroe
Between St-Philip uud Jackson sts.
P ROTECTOR FIRE CO. NO. 2. En
gine House, Jackson St. Regular Pa
rades on I lie thirdSunday of each month,
aud regular meeting on the third Monday.
Officers:—('. Sahourin, President; A.
*• Perrin, Vice-President ; F. J. Lagardo
Secretary • ChiV ligde^mx, Assistant Sec
retary ; \Y . (; Ragan, Foreman : Frantz
Zeruot, Assistant Foreniau;Hosc Director
Henry proch IcRt. Assisft Hose Director ;
Martin Urmau, JV. lirocklipeft, treasurer.
1VIERE, L., Dry Goods, corner Main
and St. Louis Streets.
R
R AGAN, \y. II .—President Thibodaux
Saw M*ll Co., Local Agent and Col
lector, Thibodaux. La,
R IBKT, J. M. Fashionable t Tai,or, front
ing Aiicuin's store.
^ANCAN, F. Parish Tr cusnrer. Office—
O comer Matket an u Patiiot stroe s.
S QUIRES GEO.. W , Justice of the
Peace. 2 nd. Want. —Office, comer
Market and Grcen^up stairs.
UTRANGERS HOTEL - THOMAS AL
IO BEKTI, Proprietor, corner Thilto
daux and Green Streets.
OT. JOHN S SCHOOL.—Rev. C. F. D.
tO l.yne principal Jackson Street near
St. John's Church.
S AllOURIX, i:., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
Jackson Street, petween 'J'hihi>di>ux
and' St Bridget sts......
QClETE DE B1ENFAISANCE~Ef'
D'assistancc Mutueile de Thihodaux
la-s seauce rf'guliere div cette soeidtd
out lieu le premier jeudi do cliaquo inois
it 7 heures dn soir du ler oetobre ail ler
avril, et il 8 heures du ler avril uu ler oc
tohre.
Offieiers :—Thus A. Budeaux. President;
C. Sahourin, Vice President , H. II. Micho
let Sgcrptajrc ;J. L. Ancoip. Aa,ustauf, Se
cretaire ; Jos. T. Thihbdiiiix, Trdsorier ;
Tlicopliile Bergeron. Coileetenr; Jos.
. Devillard Portier.
YIYETREAU, II., Carriage Maker and
J. Horse Shoeing, eorner Levee and Pa
triot Streets.
T HBOR H. W., Family and Planta
tion Groceries, Green Street,between
Lovee and Market Streets.
ritlllBODEAUX. JOS. T., Pharmacist,
J. Dealer in Patent Medicines, I'erfu
mery, &.c., corner of Main and St. Philip
Streets.
rpjIIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
J. the Town, corner Main and St. Philip
Streets.
1IIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Botlley &
Keefe, Proprietors, Le vee and Jackson
Streets.
riMIIBODAUX, TIIEOPHILE, Town
X Constable, Assessor, Collector and
Wharfinger. Office Green Street between
Market and Levee.
T HIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT—
Organised Septcmber 7th, 1874. Offi
cers : —L- A- Webre, Chief Engineer, H.
T. DeM4nad<5, 1st Assistant ; Taylor La
garde, 2nd Assistant; Allain Badeaux.
Secretary & Treasurer ; E. Lorio and
M. A. Legendre, Delegate of tlu^ Thibo
daux'Fire Co. No. 11 Alceste Bourgeois,
Delegate of the Protector Fire Co. No. 2
T HIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
C. M. Menard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town of Thilto
dtuig.
T RONE, J. A.; Books and stationary de
pot, eorner Main and St. Louis 8ts.
(oepposite L. V. Biviere's 8tore). Phata
a hic Gallery, corner St. Lonis aud
>ux. .
rpHIBODAUX SENTINEL. Job Office
J qovJ^eu Market and Patriot Stfeat*.
T HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 90. A. F. and A. M.—Regular
meetings on the second Saturday ami the
last Saturday of Every month, at- 3 o'clock
F.'M., Gi'^en Street, between LeTee and
Market Streets.
rrtlUBOPAUX, P. A., Civil Engineer
X Jackson Street, opitosite St. Bridget
Street.
rjHIIBODAlTX FIRE CO., NO 1.
X Regular parades ou second Suitdtiy of
each month. Regular .Meetings bn Mon
day after the second Mpndqy of every
month!
Officers:—S. T. Grisamore, President;
J. L. Aueoin. Vice-President : Oe-taye Le
gendre,Secretary ; Arsette Natpiin, Assis
tant Secretary; Thomas Albcrti.Forema i;
J. G Oshwahf, Assistant Foreman ; P. A.
DcMaitade, Engine. Direct nr ; A. Weissen
"halier. Assistant Engine Director; M.
Legtmdre, Hose Director ; Elle6 Braud,
Assistant Hose Dir'tor ; U Malbroqgh,
Tyler ; Jos. Thibodeaux, Treasurer. -
V ERGES; J. M. Barter; St. Philippe
st. between Main and Leyie streets.
y ERRIKU, T.. Gunsmith. Main St., bo
tween St. Louis and Green Street
imrlNDER, THOMAS, Palish Attor
J T i icy. — office. Market* Street, be
ween M a rouge aiul Patriot Streets.
W ElSSENTHANNElt. ALOIS, Con fer.
tin aery anil Sotla Water. Green
Sire't between Market and Ma>u Streets
w
BtTSIKESS CARDS.
^YslTiNoro^'^TityFELii mtsT^g"
Gamard, Proprietor, Market St.'
b etween St Philip and St. Louis Streesta.
\ rOUNG MEN'S BENEVOLENT AS
SOCIATION, OF LAFOURCHE,—
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of each month, at 7 o'clock, at the Uuiou
Hall, Cpr. Green and Market.
Officers :—H. N. Coiihui, President. P
E Lorio, Vice President. J. W. Kno
bloeh. Secretary, C. Azfuua, Treasu
rer, L* Aucoyi, Censor,
G AZZO Dr. J. B C., Physician and
Acouehcur, Thibodaux P. O., Lafour
ehe Parish. La.
Z EItNOTT, FRANK. Watchmaker and
Dealer in fine Jewelry Ae. Maiu Struct
NJ3W #ICLHA%».
Cosmopolitan Ho^auTaiK.
1$ A 15 Royal Hew Orleai^
Between Canal and Customhouse Streets,)
LOUIS CHAPLAIN Proprietor.
All the delieaeies of the season arc to lie
found here, as also choice wj^es of all killing
P^iUej. weddings, etc., supplied at short
nonce. Private saloons up stall's.
Rooms, clugantly furnished, to let by the
week or month. This Restaurant is kept
pen until twelve o'clock ^.t iugVt- 1 jan 76.
Leon Godciuuix,
Ml and M3 4'HUM■ Fit.
The largest aiul most complete stock
Clothing,
Hats and l''HrniNbin£; Goods
ever offered.
The attention of parents aud guardians
is cglLgii to our stik'k of Boys' School Suits,
wUpfi cannot he excelled aud will be sold
at .very low prices.
aug97li-ly LEON GODCHAUX.
LITTLE EXCHANGE.
Cor. Mt-l-oninl A Chartres Sts.
New-.Qrleaus.
P. Masseys, Proprietor.
Choice Wines and Liquors always on Hand
FURNISHED ROOMS
ap'28'77. •
Fu>RiAN;Lxi«qK, I j.j.ix Leoendke
LANGE A LEGENDRE,
30 Decatur St., New Orleans,
Generl Coinmisaion .llerehunts
Cotton, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, ;
—A Iso keep constantly on hand—
J?qrk, Flour, Coffee, Bacon, Corn,
etc. etc. etc,
Heferenceg,
Schmidt & Ziegler, Wholesale Grocers, New
Orleans ;
Jules Denis. President Levee steam Cotton
Press.
Jules Cassard, Vice-President Germania
National Bank.
Pike, Brother & Co.. Bankoye.
Nuina Landry, Cashier of Pgopjo'g Rank.
Emile Legendre, St. James,
19june75
F, P. SEYIX,
tFormerly Soviu & Gourdam)
No, 115 OKI Levee Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
DKil.KH IX A I,I. KINjjS OK
Conntnj Prohitw,
COTTON SUGAR, MOLASSES.
Wool. Hides, Furs, Rices, Patatoes
Moss. Poultry, Eggs, Etc
fev- '73
KIP & RLC1I,
ip nmn in
Av. 17 76
(All Premiums awarded at tlio Louisiana
State Fairs for Rice Milling, from 18K8 ud
to the present tju^e..)
Nos. 12 and 14 Elysian Fields Streets, oppo
site the site of the old Pontchaytrin
Lepot 3rd District,
* NEW ORLE 4 NS,
Capacity 420 bis cleaned per day.
EMPTY SACKS FURNISHED FREE OF
CHARGES.
Prh^l,
No. 1 ......A Cent.
Nq. 2 .............J "
No. 3.....; ......i "
JNO M. WALSH, Apjoiit*
J. A. IfUliKG,
Mnrchnnd Commissionnnirc,
SE CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Coton, Sucre, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
Laine, Volailles, (Eufs, .
Cire, Mini, Gibier,
et dp tonte ospfcco de pnalnits des chumpp
ou de janlinage,
M? • ..Rue Decatur ...... 14?
[outre Jefferson et Toulouse]
* NOUVELLE ORLEANS
P. O. Lock Box S77. mhlO'76-ly
" s. T. DAUNIS; ^
Nos- 59 an-Ji 61 Decateur Srcct. N. O.
General Commission Itgercljan$
—AND—
GROCER.
Solicits consignments of Gotten, Sugar
Molasses, Rice. Wool, Hides, Furs, Skins
Moss, Poultry. Eggs, Potatoes, etc., etc,
—ALSO DEALLS tN—
All kinds of groceries. *' ' [2!.ap77
I'T^ncioni A Folse.
Commission tlerehants
—AND DEALERS IN—""' **
WESTERN PRODUCE,
No. 95.. .Decatur Street. ..No. 95
* New Orleans. La.
Box 2083. ap.21'77.
NEW OIJLEANS.
NEW OREE INS.
GOOD PRICES!
QUICK SALES!
Attention? $*l*nters and l?Ierc#ia*ti 3 .
ODKLL & WRIGHT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A0 DECATUR, and 21 CLINTON Sts., New Orleans.
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS,
RICE SHIPMENTS.
Will mx>ive first class attention from us, aud will be sold iu the
LQUjrh or cleaned as yon direct. You can depend ou our getting you
highest prices, and give every care to your interests.
LOUISIANA
STEAM
Sash
& Door
FACTORY,
301,, 303 305, 307 GRMUER ST.
NEW-OKLEaNS.
ROBERTS & CO.
PROPRIETORS.
Sash, Blind 11 , Doors, Mouldings,
.-"'louring and Ceiling, Newels, Palps
ers. etc-, always ou band or uiadp to
<rder. Orders) promptly attended to.
ap.7.'77.1y.
LA. EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Co,
Car. Carandelet and Gravwr Sts.
NEW ORLEANS.
Samuel Manning Todd, President.
J{ W. Ogden, Vice President.
Andrew Patton, 2d Vice President
William Hepdcfspji, Secretary
DIRECTORS. *
A Tliomson,
K. A. Tyler,
W. B. Schmidt,
J. W. Stone,
II. T. Walshe,
J.oljn 1, Adajps,
Alex. Marks, ,
Roht. W. Ogden,
J. B. Camors,
John Henderson,
II. M. Payne,
T. C. Herndon,
James I. Dav,
E. B. Briggs,
11 y- Abraham,
Cims. Chaffe,
W. Henderson.
John H. } J ikp.
E II- Fairiddld,
II. J Vose,
S. H. Newman,
A. Patton,
Joint S. Groves,
J. B. Levert.
JJIST COMES,
J3sep-7fi 1 f) Coutt try A (D-n t
BROOK
Steam Rice Mill.
C. II. ALLEN.
89, 01 & 93 TCHOCPITOUT.A8 Street
Lock-llox 97 fi.
Thjs ip t)te
mpst extensive
MILL in the
SOUTH,
New Orleans
and the quali
ty OF OUR
RICE
Unnurpiuicd
0 . n, block
MILLING RATES :
No. ]............ i pMf» ft.
No. 0............| ct. V ]b.
Np 3............i ct. V ft.
Eight sacks of bran returned to the plan
ters for every iilnukd Bbls. rough Rice re
ceived.
Bearded Rice a speciality—having a Ma
eltine invented expressly for the purpose of
removing the beard before going to the
stone.
O, I.epine Sc llugard E. I.rehe,
Agents
N. B .—Persons having Rice to ship to
the above mill, will be furnished sacks by
leaving orders at S. T. Grisanmre in Tlt'i
bodaux. L. A. Leblanc, Lafourelie.Crossing.
J. C. Rousseau, Bush Grove place, A. Lc
icune. Racclanil or to the undersigned at
ui» residence.
O. LEPINE, Agent.
JACOB MYKIIS
GUS. WEILL
C. It. 1II.OCK Jk ^O n
Wholesale Dealers in
Ttbact* aad Cigars.
No. 75 Grader Street ........... NfwOrlfan*
IPfefr 76 lj ________
THIRODAUX.
Thibodaux Foundry!
KEEFE & 60QLEY
ThllHHlpUA, !.*».,
A VINO purchased tiie above and well
1 known establishment, take great pleas
H
tire in announcing to the planters that they
have refitted the Foundry and Machine
Shop, and are now prepared to do any work
n their line, with neatness aud dispatch
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
DRAINING WHEELS,
SHAFTING ami GEARING,
-AND
CASTINGS
pf all descriptions made to order.
---ALL KINDS or
^tracts Casting**
-SUCH AS
GUAGE COCKS,
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLORE VAL 1 'ES, etc., etc.,
made to order and furnished at tV,e shortest
uotiee.
Having refitted their blacksmith shop,
they can do alt kinds of work in that line,
in the best manner and with dispatch.
They resoeetfully solicit a continuance of
the former patronage extended to this es
tablishment ! 27 gty-7 6
Notice to Sugar Planten,
I BEGTO ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
in the Country and to the Sugar Plan
ters in general that I am now prepared to
carry ou the Sugar Factorage and Commis
on Business on an extensive scale and I
take pleasure in offering them my service*
Liberal advances made ou Crops.
Country corresi«>ndenee solicited. .
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 and 83 .Canal a tract,
New Crleaas.
D.30.76.1y.
OWUPRICE
STOREI
CORNER ST. ANN & OLD LEVEE.
(Opposite French Meat Murket,]
New-Okleans.
PRICE'UST Sf RINf 4 SUMMER
1 8 T 7'.
MEN'S
Caesiinpre Sgiffi fipm...... $7 00 to 14 25
Scotch Tweed Snifs from-. 9 50 tp 10 50
Blue Flannel Suits from... 12 75 tff 14 50
Diagn'l sk. Coats & Vests- 3 50 to 11 50
Diagonal Frock do. from...
Alpaca Sack Coats frpvh.
Alpaea Sack Coats front..
Grpsgrain Alpaka do.......
Alpaca Frock Coats from
Grosgrain Alpaka do from.
Grey Mohair Sk. Coats from
S. B. Br'dclotb Frocks from 8 00 to 15 00
D. 1J. Br'deloth Frocks lrom 10 00 to 16 50
Black Doeskin I'aijts f|-t)n) t . 5 00 to 7 50
fancy Cassintere l'antj fp.ut
grey*& Strip'd Linen Pants
KvI Jeans Pants li'pine mad,e
blk Broadcloth Vests from.
Black Alpaca Vests from.,
wb't Marseille Vests from.,
grey Linen Dusters from .
grey MohairPpsteyaIfom
VOUTH'S
Cassintere Suite fropi-----,
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Blue Flannel Suits........
diagn'sk Coats & Vests....
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1 75 .to 2
? 00 tp 5
3 50 to 5
5 50 to 7
1 25 to
3 75 to 5 00
1 00 to 1 50
1 30 to 2 00
2 25 to 3 25
2 00 to 2 50
1 50 to 2 25
1 25 to 2 00
1 75 fo 2 06
6 25 to 12 25
8 25
12 00
6 75 to 10 25
8 00 to 13 50
2 25 to 3 75
4 25
3 50 to 4 50
Black Doeskin Pauls from.. 4 75 tq 6 25
Ky.Jeau Pants home made ^ I 25
grey & strip'd Li«en Parifs ' "
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5 00 to 7 50
7 25 to 8 50
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Scqtfh Tweed Suits, from—.
Bl^ek Alpaca Coats from...
Grey Moltair Coats........
Ky. Jeans Coats home made
Ky. Jeans Pants borne made
grey and stripetl Linen do
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Ky. Jeans Sujts frOfn....... 2 00 to
Blue & Grey Flannel Sailor
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1"
j 50 t«
no ta
75 to
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a 00 ta
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Cassimere Spits trom.......
White $hirts fYoiu,.,......
Colored Shirts from.
White Undershirts from —.,
White Cotton Undershirts,
drill'd Cottqu Drawers.....
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White Shirts from........,,
Colored Shirts from........
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List and Circulars.
Address :
T. H. Joaes 4c Co,
may.-19.77 Nashville, Tenn
Parish jSoard of Public
Schools.
PARK'S HALL,
Thihodaux, La. )
. Oet. 2, 1877. * J
"he Board of Directors of the Parish
School Board met this Joy at 10 o'clock A.
M., upon a call of the President. Present,
R. J. Perkins President, C. Lagardo, C. jC.
Williams, S. T. Grisanmre. Nelson Tuvlor,
K. A. O'Sullivan . Absent, J. S. Seely, j
M. Howell, and A. Paualle, the latter of
whom subsequently appeared at the meet
ting.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, anteuded and approved as amended.
A number of petitions aud communica
tions were road, one from citizens of the
Moreau neighborhood in District No. 2 was
laid over for future consideration.
It was decided that colored schools
should be opened in Bndee Grand Cheue
iu District No. 1, at Villier's, in District
No- 7, and that sehiools for white children
should bo opened jn Chacboy in District
No. 2, in Orauge city, at Galliano's, at Ve
ga's iu District No. 18, at Mr. Bergeron's,
uud at the Crossing in District No. b
It teas resolved. That schools should be
kept not less thau $ve hours, exclusive of
recesses.
it was decided to appoint au Assistant
Teacher in suburb school, iu district No. 4,
at the rate of $35.00 per month.
Application for repairs required to be
made ,yn the school house for colored chil
dren atrilie Crossing, was retered Jo Direc
tor C. C. Williams with power to act.
It was resolved, That aft accounts for build
ing or repairing school houses, or for rents
of same, approved uod paid by this Board,
should be charged to the School District in
which said expenses are incurred.
A bill for shingles amounting to $37.00,
and another for muteriubr furnished amount
ifiS to $67,75, used ip repairing school house
in pintfiot No, 5, for white children, was
approved and ordered to be paid.
A bill lor lumber to construct tenches
and desks for school for white children at
Cross's lane, amounting to $6.92, was ap
proved au d ordered to be paid.
The President and Secretary wore author
wiivvi, itnjmiuu uj inn Ml Mt) I|
uisited to the State Board of Education,
The following report wes then read .'
Thibodaux, La. Oct. 2.1877.
To the Board of School Directors for the
Parish- of Lafourche,
Gentlemen: — The undersigned report
that they ltave made the following con
tracts with Teaachers of public schools in
this Parish .'
Names. Schools, No. Dis. C'ompl'n
1 . Colored
1 White
2 Colored
2 do
2 White
Evans F. Stafford,
Doiese J. St. Veueent 2
Wallen W. Moreau 1
Dunn £. Bayou See 2
Schifferstein C. Isiuc 3
Levrou C. ) n . •__
Lambert f Academy 1
Suburb
McBride
Sternberg F,
Stewart O.
LcBlauc J.
Robinson J.
Thornhill E.
Elliot J. T.
Lovo S
Turner C
Bergeron
L. Valley
Crossing
Pittmau
Coulon
Race land
Longviile
White
Colored
White
Colored
Colored
do
do
do
do.
White
White
do
do
„______ Long'
Pragonne E. Ct. Folse .
Commencing Sept. 10, 1877.
Folse Alex. St- Mary 2 8
Cullie M, ^iicojn 4 2
Pugh S. E- Capal 2 11
Commencing Sept.-17, 1877.
Morris W. Waterproof 1 10 -do
Whitehurst Corporat'n 2 3 Colored
Commencing Sept. 24. 1877.
LedettL A. Ledet 2 7 White
The ' above Teacher's are employed at
$40.66 per month with the exoeptiou of
those in Guion Academy, District No. 3,
who are yaid respectively gt $50,00, $35.0*
and $3o.00 per mouth.
Respectfully Submitted
E. A. O Sullivan,
Sight'd A. Panale,
8. T. Urisamore.
Board of Examiners.
It having come to the knowledge of this
Board, that one Edgar Coilloiiet, a pupil iu
the Suburb school of District No 4, who
had been punished for misdemeanor, hod
[eft the school without permission, and that
one Edmund Sam, a guardian or protector
of said Cailionet hail, shortly afterwards,
gone to the said school and used foul and
qbusive language to the teacher thereof,
uqd whereas such conduct is deemed sub
versive of discipline and good morals, and
should not ue tolerated in the public schools
of this Parish, aud seeing that since that
time tbo said CaiUouet has been admitted
into the Corporation school of District No.
3, the Board unanimonsly resolved :
fhat Edgar CaiUouet be susiieuded from
school for the space of one month.
' The School Board thpu adjourned subject
to call.
S. T. Gbisaxore, R. J. PERKINS,
• Seeratarv. President.
DISTRICTS AND DIRECTORS.
Tlio following are the liouuduriea and
numbers of the various school districts in
the Parish of Lafourche, with the names of
the local directors as appointed and re
vised Uy the Parish School Board.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
From the upper line of the Parish right
descending bank to the up;sir line of D. B.
Pugh's plaqtiou, iucludiug Hruslee Uraml
j Chene, aud all back settlements. Durec
! tors ; Herniogene Bernard. J. B, 8, Mire,
Hilaire Cldineiit, Charles Brown, Wesley
; Stafford, and G«>rg^Mn , ^ao,.^
From the upper lin,e of the Parish left
descending bank to the lower line of tjho
Uicnzi plantation including upper Cliouuic
and all back settlements to. the Bgiuge
over Grand Bayon. Directors: j. B. Au
coin, Leonidas Trosclair, N. H. Coulon,
George Wgtson. Jef. .Rlimlea, and Bnrrol
James for the front and Bayou See schools;
Joacliiu Lagarile. Louis D.intiu, Leon Gue
dryand l'heo. Clement, for the rear settle
Bjeuts
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Corporation of the Town of Tkibcdaux.
Direetors: J. A. Legeiulre, J. L. Aueoin
and Fk Sancan.
DISTRICT NO. 4 ,
loom the upper line of D. B. Pugh's plan
tation, to the ujqier line of Lagarile aqd
Beatties plantation, excluding the Town of
Thibodaux. Directors: George Sinclair, Jo.
C. Braud, Miteliell Guilliot, Charles Niools.
Enoch Adams and Martial Rioard.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
From line of Kienzi plantation to the up
per line of Mareeliu Richard's plantation,
Directors.' Nunia Beeurgeois, /. B. Bour
geois, Octavo Poclie and Thomas Morris.
DISTRICT NO- 6.
From Lagarde and Beatties' upper line to
Leopold Pertuit's upper line. Directors:
Mareeliu Bergeron. Arskue Korgeiam, Wad
lace Lefort, P. Aroeneau, Jo. Cousiu aud
P. Richard.
DISTRICT NO. 7.
From Mareeliu Richard's upper line to
the upper line of G. Sabatier's plantation.
Directors : J. M. Kuobloch, Eugene False,
Zephirin Toups, Jean Niool, .Dan,Reese,
Moses Bibwlet.
DISTRICT No.g
Erom Leopold Pertuit's upper line to up
per line of Sostbhue Folse : Directors : "
sin Martin, Paul Bourgeois, Lho R. Qau
det; Jean Mareeliu, Jo Coulon, and Augusta
Eolet.
DISTRICT No. 9
From Sabatier's upper liue to the lower
line of the Mathews plantation. Directors ■:
J. S. Perkins, T. J. Johnson. Paul Tbibo
dowg. Wash, Whitney, Squire Love,
Abram Allen.
DI8TRICT No. 10
From Sosthene Folse's upper line to
the upper liue of Franklin Pierce. Direc
tors .• Sostheno Folse, Alfred Matherne.
Jo, Molaison, Lovincy Levert.
DISTRICT No. 11
* voni lower line of Mathews place, to
lower line of Mrs. Joseph Barrilleau's Plan
tation. Directors.- Mar, Foret James Mo
R'r U .'.. JoljI1 Taylor, aud Solomon
VYilliums.
DI8TRICT No, 12
From the upper liue of Franklin Please
to «bc lower line of Joseph Claudet. Din*;*'
tors : C. J. Barker, Joseph Claudet, Vo!
froid Foret. Jean Gonzales and Ferdinand
Barrilleau.
DISTRICT No. 13
From lower of Mrs Joseph Barrilleau to
tower line Gustave Abrebnt, Directors .*
1 rasimond Foret, G. Abrelmt Francois
Burrilieau, Albert Harang.
DISTRICT No. 14
From lower line .of Joseph Claudet to
Louis Le red's store. Direqtqcs ; l^yh La.
reil, M. Deluune. M. Ogqrpn,
DISTRICT No! 15
From lower line of G. Abrebat's place
to Clark Head's upper line. Directors :Oo
tare Harang, Victor Pnyo, Eli Hill, Ludsey
Ingraham.
DI8TRICT No 16
From Louis Lereil's Store to Mrs Remont'o
lower line. Directors :
„ DISTRICT No. 17,
From Clark Heads upper line to Dr,
Heads lower { Directors, F. L. Parra.
DISTRICT No. 18.
From Dr. Head's lower line, and Mr*.
Remont's lower line, both banks of Bayou
Lafourche to the Gulf coasts. Directors:
Michel Adam, S. Gsfleano, F. Colin, Vfclbre
Guedry aud Gr&roire.
. DISTRICT No. 19.
Vacherio L Dugiie Livaudais. Directors ;
Hamilton Ayot, Auguste Ledet, A. J. Ma.
therne aud Thomas Mu Williams.
DISTRICT No. 20.
Cotenn Folse. Director : Joseph Thi bo.
daux, Fdlix Folse, and AlUor Rohichaux.
DISTRICT No?21.
Baton Piion. Directors 1 FnivooiVAndrda,
Antoine Bonamour, Etienim Boudreaux.
DISTRICT No, 22.
Bayou Malngny and C'hocbesr to the
Bridge over Grand Bayou. Directors A. A,
Laforest, Urbin Presteubock, Omar Bnvois'.
and A. Johnson. ' *
Below is found the list of Text Rooks to
the be used in the Free public schooUl, not
be changed for four years,
BETAIL PRICE LIST OF TEXT BOOKS
—ADOPTED BY—
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, ■
FOB USK IB THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF LOUISIANA.
As accepted by contract with lowest 'hid
ders * or use ip ftli Qiigr^di^l t<ry
McGuffey's Eclectic Speller......... |3
McGuffey's First Reader............. 15
McGuffey's Second Reader............. M
" ' 'juffey'a Third Reader.............. 44
uffey's fourth Reader............. 55
For use iu well graded elementary schools.
Independent Spelling Hook..-......... 20
Independent First Reader.......... 20
Independent Second Reader.....;...... 40
Independent Third Reador............. 55
Iudepcudent Fourth Reader........70
Independent Filth Reader............I 00
Inue{iendeut Sixt Reader..............1 00
Willson's Larger Speller............... 30
Worcester's Primary Dictionary....... 5Q
Butler's Introductory G rum mar....... 20
Butler's Practical Grammar.......... 80
Swiuton's Composition......... 4q
Hart's Comiiosition and Rhetoric____..I 25
t lark's Easy Lcasons in Language-.. 3Q
Mauray^ Physical Geography.........1 <tt
Mauray's World We Live In...........I no
Mitchell's F'ist Lessons in Geography— 45
Mitchell's New Primary Geography.—. 75
Mitchell's New Intermediate Geogra
phy .......................... 1 54
Cornell's Physical Geography....... — I 35
Dimitry's History and Gttograpny of
Louisiana........................... 75
Swiuton's Primary History.............60
Holme's United States History........j 20
Robinson's Table Book................ |5
Robinson's Progressive Primary Arith
metic........................... :.... 9Q
Robinson's Progressive Iutellectuai
Arithmetic........................... 35
Rohi 11 son's PnwreMive Rudiments
Arithmetic... — "
Robinsup'f Progressive Practical Aritli
mctic-.,................ ...........
Ruhiusoii's Progressive Higher Arith
metic.............. t _| |q
1*
Mcore's Elements of Science........... 65
Martiudale's First Lessons in Natural
Philosophy........................ 55
Steele's Fourteen Weeks in 8cienoe«.
0^c(i..........' ........ . ....... j 2Q
Cutter's Fist Book iq Anatomy, etc—.. 80
Carter's Elements of General History-1 20
Willson's Fifth Reader................| (ft
Cat heart's Literary Reader............1 30
Sargeut he May's Etymological Reader 1 35
Worcester's CompreRoiiaive Dictionary! 75
Whitney's Essentials (of English Gram
mar................. 9^
Johnson he Brown's English Literature 1 20
Saudford's-Higner Arithmetic..........I 25
Webb's ModcljEtymology.............. 55
Ander5on's Historical Reader.........1 5Q
Peckham's Elementary Chemistry.....t (MX
Duff's Book-I\eepiug..................1 g)
Bartholomew s Drawing Bpoks, lo sum
hjprqb I............ 1 8R
Teachers are permitted to. make seleo
tions out of the above list according to the
capacity and advancement of their pupils.
Iffii se books can be funud at' the lowest
retail price's at Jo. A Trout's book store in
Thiliodaux aud cau he obtained by any men
chant in the Purislt from Seymour and 8t«
veus in New Orieaus at prices to euable
him to soil tluuu to scholar at above prices.
S- T. GR18AMORE.
Secretary.
Board of Schoql Djrectqrs.

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