davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-14

havo refused to hold railroads liable for tho
acts Of thoir agents In giviug false or fraudn-
lont bills Of 1ading, by which great loss wns
inflicted on third parties. Tho subject OF
resisting the impudont aud dangerous en-
oroaohmcnts Of common carriers haa boen
much discussed by tho commercial prcaa Of
late, md tns been debated in tho last two an
nua1 meetings Of tho National Board Of
Trade. This body adopted laat year, md 70.
affirmed this year, tie following resolution !:
Rtsoirsd, That the Executive Council Of the Mn.
ttonal Hoard Of Trade be requested to recommend
10 it, various constituent bodies concerted action:
Ftsst-1n opposition to any bill of fadlng OF rail.
road receipt whatever, containing Of assuming 10
impose conditions other than recognized u IN force
under the common law, as defined by judicial DO
ctalons
This matter is one Of supreme interest to
tho unorganized pnblio, which doos not noed
to bo warned Of tho difficulty OF obtaining q
recognition Of It's rights from Congress, when
corporations nre on the other side. Wo hope
this question will DO widely discussed and
taken up by boards Of Trnde mud CONNER
oinl bodies generally throughout tho country.
Congress has tho right to ropuaiate those
practices, as fur hs they affect Interstate
commerce. And whom commerce between
tho Statos Inns boon relieved, local traffic
would soon claim and command tho sane en-.
franchigemont
, 1876-07-14
ASTRONOMICAL

1,..,u ,,, a.. n,orntnc, ~ Erf1n, Arr "a t,,o
.,a~at vn,s vii an,,1ac,, v.ry ,rsriy ~ ata =
~ .hn to,,rtf, n,n1nit,,;, Ern,.,, NJ Innt,a IN
nn"i,f N,,, In.st ",,,,"ro,,t ,istono ~ contrc.
,air" Ia.. than e,,yatist,, mr.. Tho i,amst ~
~ th, mi mnon A. tint tt,oa ti,o n,anc1 1y1,
y, ~ ,norn,nc - st"- ris,n,, h"foro III, smn. and
s',t,,..ent1a e,on1n,ad tr,n, h,n, ~ nor.nit the
s',,aas'.a, -. ~ ,.ot.,,"1 tns.,v t,o,,n,, t,,.,
tIna n'afors o,rIxr, ,vt, hc ;,,4ouvsnIcns for y
,'n,,,,,ar a1,,,l,,t,n nt tbs svc,,t uI h., nm,
pspa'4. 1..a. ,.s.a.. ~ w. ~" .r,t. ~"
~ ,.',s,, 49, s~.,, s,., ,,a,, nj.
nt tr.v "na A1 n".r,sr So Willow. II % =, i1e. ~,
49, aa,H rs.s a aana-.sn.., ~,
pt,eho''seaoA oaese W. oppo' 'a!1, ~ on.a4.l'ua
, 1876-07-14

Tho Republican stato Convention Of North
Carolina has nominated THOMAS SaTTLE, tho
President Of the National Republican Conyen-
tIon Of 1877, for Governor, and ". A. sA.rt for
Observation-Disclosures. Four years ago thu lso-
publtcans elected their candidate for Governor
by 1900 minority, after desperate contest, in
which tho largest vote Wis pollel ever cast IN
tho State. The election takcs place In August.
II the Republicans would make determined
effort, and receive sonsc support and es.eouragt>
rpent from tho North, the State might bo again
carried. Judge aETTLH, we believe, u o nnttVc
Of bis State, and Is very popular aud highly
esteemed citizen.
, 1876-07-14

The hot weather, eatlng crow, and the cleo
ttou combined, have had such distressing cs.
feet upon tho Chicago Times. that It is acting
like 1unatlc. Both It's candidates haylng becn
defeated, tho ono receiving no votes at all worth
counting, the other being In a minority harally
to be called respectable, mad both combined IT,
Ing whipped out In every ward In tho city, and
beaten BY large majority, the Times gets On
tbs rampage In manner as Violent and rs tu-
rious as II It had nest Of hornets In the scat Of
It's brceches. 1t alngs sticks, stones, mud mud
at Mr.. HEATH, ut poor old CoLy1N, who Inns
stepped down anl out, at Gov. DHvRRiDOE, tic
President, ZACH CHANDLER, tho Republican
party, md tho whole municipal, Administrations
It claractcrizcs all who voted for Mr.. HEATH rs
bulnmcrs, 1uafcrs, aud party-strikers. and these
who did not vote at all as wcll.to-lo, decent,
eo-calied uol-feartng tmbccilcs. Our alyiee to
o,lr ncghbor, under tho circumstances, Is "to
pull down bis vest" hold lis yawp, md re-
sumo his eating Of Alr. TiLDRa's crow. lie
should remember that lie Ia now IN prtr!d
"Reminiscences" and that the public does not like
to have Its attention called 10 rcminiaccncr Oh
that kind BY such ridiculous display us he Il
making Of himself. Resume your crow. Mr.
HEATH will take euro OF the city.
, 1876-07-14

Before tho gt. Louis Convention tho New York
Express De,uoqratIc organ} published scsses
OF articles exposing SAN TILpHa's multitudt"
nous railroal iobbiug and speculations. 1ite
articles arc exceedingly damaging ~ showing
UP the "true inwnrdneea " OF the mau. These
revelations hayo bcen widely copied by tho
Republican newspapers and carefully credited
to the Etprkss, Whcseupon Il Rroaps !a spirit
and complains bitterly. Tha bosLon Jo.rHas
reminds tha au2riAesd xh1l1etnG thAt, +" Although
, 1876-07-14

Tint tho Presidential campaign Is approach
Ing, Is shown by return OF thu OLD falniliaf
'straws," taking, tho Presidential preferences
Of exeursion!sts wherever they can be cali
vastcd. Yesterday large party, numbering
between zoo and 0O0 ladies' atld gentlemen, came
to tho c1ty on pleasure excursion from Dloon'-
ington. They make their headquarters at tho
Glrnti Pacific, aud relnatn In the city until this
afternoon ut o'clock. On tho way up tbs road
1t was proposed to ASCERTAIN the Presidential
preferences Of tho masculine sutlraglsts, with
thu following result:
ror HAYES and WHEELER n..,,.,...,,...,,.,., ESQ
For TiLukN md diIkabNIckH............. %
For PkTgn Coopkn tsag. g.baby}............ ,.... ~
Tho ladies' were unanimous against the sol1r,
petulnnt, drted-up old bachelor, 8AM TlLnEN,
who never Ind M affection for anything but
money.
, 1876-07-14

upper left Of the planet, tho line ioinio, -
two being Inclined % degrees from tic osi,a ,as
Tho distance Of tho star from tho ncarc,t ss'
Of Venus will then be 7S seconds OF Ar, '.'n :,
datance botwccn tho horns, or tho ann,,'as sas
diameter Of tho planet, being 80l$ secoatls ~
interval between the two Will therefore ho ,.' ,ua
than twice tho diameter Of Venus. The ne,s.. IVY
approach, a. seen from Chicago, will be NJ ~ n
21m. u. M, tho distance Of centres bclpu a,tt IT.
seconds, and the interval Of space 1t .ceonan.! ~
but tho star will thon 10 beyond tho cu.n =,
already NOTED. "
Tho following aro tho fundamental uusn.,,,..
from which tho positions may DO calculate,, -.
my place. Tho epoch choacn is Augu.t. =, ~
23hL, Greenwich time. which corresponds n ~ ~
,m. H3s., a. M Of tho 18th, Chicago civil tima
posttson. Var, In 1;aos Sa,'
n. Afc. Star. ...7h. lon 60a.b0 ."o~
IT. Ase. Yenus. n. ION tt}s.11 plus ''''.i:.:
H. Ansevyeen; v1, z Z dsg I'm I'm ?. faus tsd In +
eGi Vec,,s Sen 3is oee tsn I III - plus ii
VtnuI Ed. nor. mar. nj III sco t'.n,...
Ven. sia. H. iiiaa,!nailon .o.a3 nv .'''....
Tho appuiso may be observed tllrouc], IN Il;
telescope; but large instrument, fitted viii '.
mtcromctcr, Is necessary to take tho mea.p,.'
accurately. II tho weather permit, the er.,,
equatorial telescope at tho Dearborn Obse,y,''
tory will be thus employed on tho occasion,
, 1876-07-14
THE PBoBIEM OF CHEAP FRE1GHTs

The renders Of Tug Tn1uuyx can recall
tho excitement and the intense feeling which
prevailed O few years ago on tho subject Of
tho charges for transportation. There YVES not
q village west Of tho Ohio River which was not
nrouscd to the onor1nity Of tho charges for
transportation. Tho agricultural population
was especially outraged, aud the oxaction
from them waA titly expressed in the for
mula that to send one bushel of grain to
,narkot required that throe other bushels bo
sent along to pay tho freight on the ono
tushel. Tho result OF this agitation, which
took active shape as for back as 1879, was
tho holding Of State Conventions, county and
townalip organizations, all having the pur-
pose OF securing legislation limiting tho rates
for transportation. Tho matter rapidly as-
sumed Importance In local politics, nnd In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Nebraska, and Kangas, and perhaps other
States, enacted codos Of law on this subject,
somewhat differing, but all directed to the
,nnin polnt,-tho assertion and exercise Of
tho power Of tho 8tate to regulata and pro-
scribe maximum rate for tho tzanspoEta-
ton OF various cotnmoditiea by tho railroads.
These enactments woro resisted, md tho
various laws have gone up, upon appeals to
tho Supreme Court, to have their constitu-
tionality determined.
Tn the meantime, what tho hostile lcoisla-
lion failed to eccompliah l,a. been BROUGHT
about by NATURAL laws, !. Tho rates of trans.
nortatiou between tho West and tho East nro
nt This time lower than the ratos for similar
, 1876-07-14

Old sronEr says that H1LpRsr1 Is Republic
an. 1le may have. profcsscd to bu one; but,
after he took to stealing for living, hc ceased
to claim membership in thst political church,
aud was found fellowshipplng with tho class VI
people who ara expected 10 cnthuse for SAM
T1Lpaa uuder the pessuaslons Of sronsY's two
papers both ially.
, 1876-07-14

Groonbacks at tho New York Gold Ell.
change Yesterday closed at 89a.

Tho Prohibitionista Of Illinois mot In Con-
vcntton yesterday aud nominated State
ticket whoroon tho nominees considerably
onsuumbor tho nominators. Tho work OF tho
Convention is completely opitonizod in tho
nnmo of ono Of tho Presidential Eleotors-at-
anrsvn. D-bOahi
, 1876-07-14

No more lske nav,ast,on.
No more canal navigation.
No more Interest and Insurance, and no mora
"a1s'ne 'ot Navigation 70 open.
o.se. l''.a nas1 o'oomo BFea' 'aetor ~
'no .at'1oA" pu"ino5s III .'o
county oae VI .nc Beo"s e''"e8 oA 'ne
1., 1.snn .s1'm III NV. ~ ae,ayeu uao uso u
~ 1,ee4 4a1le ~ WI" eountty =. 4es41 son ss"ts
:. 'oo"'A5 VI e..'' .p''" 70 ~" eoneuu'u
- - no' yos Pob@o.o asoan ao.oa' tes.u'4 :"
-. neasuio ,ns4s uu'auoa' ~, -.ney a''so NV oson
~ eyus'N ~ ',o ~ .a.s eou1',y .m .o.s onu"sn
- ''a w" t'ue tAoy WIZ n.ss ~ o''un"ss
U.s., Nv ~ .avy . ssueu .n"'' Nv ~noue ,,e 80
:. 'ss 80. .m .a vi, "a' ."es ~ soA's' w ~ ~
.pa s'eel tau WIN e3eeeo 'ait1y sea.s' anu u
~ ~" .espees' ~ y srees se"'on'y IN 'no "of&"
4n8 S o.penSe' =, ia.lsoaas. ~
=, Du1 'as pse'ao''on s.'a' wave. uaaspol'a.
uon u ~ W aoauonei' "ua tn"s tne 81ael
."'' 10 ~ oeeoia' 'n' e.e'us'so son1 ~. cum
~, moleo' 10 ~ oa'y uA.sa'ns"u1' ua' npsato.
nese m"tet 1oa.es .. ~ t's sety a.l'o 1nlsA'sn
- NO A,'n1o7u1 ",ta NJ" ,Aonis'es' o"p1.
.'Aps :! l''a -, uoyonu a. qaes''on osaonsts".os.
u.as nc VIII turniso 8"'P cnanne' ot - aees
u "''ef !" Ne" Uf'eans, 'ne,epy renewing
Tue ,raao u tna' s''s' 1nu "aA'n8 II aBan
na1so' i~ eno ptooaelons OF ao
aalsa'ss'ppi aao 'te "ea'e.n td'on'af1ea'
ano 1aai1osos nost al 'oo1 70 Inc
'o.1n"'ss 'o1 - an''' ous''ess' aao ueto
~ s'fonb eon1petleon' oaet'n8 ttsns slo1tauon
70 ga aoSno"lodBea market ~ rates WHICH
WIN o'u acnanoo ''e'l ~ stee' 'allS' IN tno
no1n we naso eno e' g.eat 'akes anu 'ne o.
@".ence i"se.' "'Inla co!npalauSely
o''ea ',no TUG oanat'aa eanals VIII Dc 80 on
lasBoo thas tno naV'gauon WINCH now stops
at oonA!o ana oonaeotS Win tno lail1oaas
VIII cont'nue 70 haon'6om. ~ WILL % AL
WAFER IRON lineage 70 Inc eie7ator a. the
o'ueF eno u 'ne e"ase, aoo cef.mn1y OF
1un tesu1n ifeiens' Inc soeSels 1nat can
now ue1'Sa. u gran st nona'o 1or II eents por
nusne'' Will tnen' win more pfont, oeliSes
the same gram 'oe OF conts az niontfeal,
"noro II VIII 1.aao pfcc.se'y as IL VIII sent
70 Now 1or6 oy I'LL fa1A at 10 or ~ Genus:
hefo' tnen' WILL 10 sucn an Improvement anu
enlargement o. tne "atot routes rs VIII aot
only feauce thelf sates 1of .fanapoftataon,
nnt WILL commune ana o1tena tne diversion OF
tna 1taoo tfon LILO "es1 I" no" 1ofR' WHICH
nas Mtoaoy mauo SUCH progress
po' re" 1ofn A"s o.hoe tnlncuAt.es IN INC
WY. oteel falS ".li connoes tao west
VIII na'ln'ofe' "hscn nas mfeaoy maze
gant progress IN her western sraae IN taet'
the increase t0is year has oeen 20 great aa to
exceed oven INC noe1A eon9en'ences OF
storaee' ana caasea a temporary emDaiEasa-
mont. 1n1s 4nctoase o31enas 10 Ill Vafaeues
OF western pfodaets aho results IN an OK
chanRo o1 uaoe' oo, LOO, IN nko manner
rhilade'pma IS g1eauy enlargang heF com.
merca win tho "est' ana sseel rails Will
enable inc fa1foaas 1esdlhg 70 these cities to
furnish transportation comparatively cheaper
tuhn 70 Now 1olk' "s .ney can nc"
| way Of Now York becoming the grain depot
of the country. There Is IN all-rnil (stoel
rails) routs dependent on tho West for It's
, 1876-07-14

This will bo M average reduction Ut III
per cent In the e1Pouses Of running the city,
or a saving Of something like *1,6o0.00o
from she appropriations tR ths mat aiz
, 1876-07-14
ADJUSTMENTS

1Iootey's Thentr0.
Randolph nrtet, between Clark and Lasstle. ICON
, 1876-07-14

Wood'a atnaeuu1.
Nnnnoa ktrret between Dearborn and State. :" Tho
FfrnGh Bpy and - Dick Turpln aud Tom King AZ
1cr5lpon and ovcnfnR
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

TENTATIVE DE VIOL-Une ten
tatiye audacieuse de vi0l a etc
conmise Ell plein jour par un Ne
gre paraissant age dune cinquan
taine d'annees, sur une jeune file
blanche samodi dernier. Cette jeu
ne persOnne passait sur la lev6e
se rendant sur l'habitation OH ellie
est employee, lorsque le n0mme
Moses Thompson, de couleur. Ia
saisit brusquement ct Fentrainant
sur FecOre du bay on chercha a as
sOuvir sur ellie sa brutale passion.
La jeune file sc defendit energi-
quement ses cris attirerent Pats
tention de Mr.. A. Rogers qui pas
salt sur lautre rive du bayou.
Croyant que quelqu'un Sc noyait
il s'elanca de vOiture, gravit Ia le
zee ct fut t4moin de Ia lutte, ell
le voyant, lie negre s'enfuit. Mr..
Roger couru vers une embarca>
tion qui Sc trouvait q quelques ar
pents de la traverse le bayou ct
s'emparant du cheval dun pas
SAINT commenca la chasse a Fhom
me qui etait egalement monte.
Apres une coulse rapide, Mr.. Ro
ger reussit a patteindre ct l'ayant
fait prisonnier IL conduiSit q IL
ye0le de ThiOOdauX.
Examine par le Juge de parois
Sc ct trouve corpable, il attendfa
IN prison le jugement de Ia Cour
de District. @ sf-
Ii est :egr6table que de pareils
coquins ne SOFT pas pendus hsc es
fsWNc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

En- vertu dun acte dtment enregistr6 le
Sieur Pierre Meduse q acquis le droit de-
faire rentrer tons les complies dus feu
Bernard Rossignol, ct den donner home ct
valable quittance. En- consequence les de.
biteurs du dit Rossignol sont prizes de SO
presenter chez le dit M6duse d'ici an 25 sep
tembre au plus tard, pour payer leur
compte ou prendre avec lui les arrange
ments n6cessaires pour eviter dies desagr6
ments ct du trouble PIERRE MEDCSE.
Toutes personnes envers lesquelles Pierre
Meduse, aurait contracte des dettes pour le
compte de fen Bernard Rossignol, sont invi
tees presenter immediatementl leur COMP
tes all soussigne. apres lie 25 septembre les
complies non presentes seront consderes nuls
ct non avenus. PIERRE MEDUSE.
Latourche, sept. 1876.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOS1O, PrOPRIETAIRe
VA du RESTAURANT DRs OUArRr-S. 1s,,~.i
previent ses alnis de q vile ct de In c.n,
pagne, ainsi que le public ell generate. Tui
. transfere son restaurant du No. lEk da
Ia rue de Chartres au No. HI de Ia n,an,e
rue, pres de St-Louis. II profile de cette oc.
casion pour remercier le public ct sollic;te
en- meme temps la continuation dc son bien
veiilant patronage. II informe en- outre ses
amis quill des salons particuliers an nre.
mier, ct des chambres meublees 4 lounr s IA
semaine on an mois. Les persouncs d. a
vllie ct ue Ia cainpagne y troaverOnt tout i,
coIniort desirable.Ler restaurant sera ouvert
J"S4"" ihihuit. 6 fAv 1854
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

Tongue a reprodnire, nous nous
bornerOns a otter settlement les
noms de quelques g6neraux ayant
servi pendant la guerre.
Major-Gen6ral Mcclellan, Ma.
Jor General Hancock, Major Gene
raj Baldy Smith, Major General
Slocum, Major General Franklin,
Major General Sigel, Major Gene
raj Candless, Major General Nc
C'ernand, Major General Morgan,
de FOhiO.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

NOMINATIONS PAR LA CONVEN
TION RADICALE DE PAROIssE.-
Les delegues Republicans ont
fait. d;t>on en- seance secrete les
nominations suivantes pour La.
fOurche
Legislature. G. Gaude b. ct
Enoch Dunn, c.; Greffier, A. Ro-
vira, e.; Sheriff, G. Nicols, G. Re
cOrder, j. L. Commeaux, c.; Coro
ner, Enoch Adams, c.
Cette convention a entOss6 Off
cielleDent Ia candidature du Juge
A. F. Knobloch, CONNIE Juge de
parOisse.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
Pour JaGe de District.

AT pe"Pte du l5eme District Jud;eiaire.
1e suls candidat pour la Reelection a l.
place de Juge de District. -'
Convaincu d'avoir fait tons mes effort,
CANS le passe pour remplir roffice avec ius
ice et lmpartialite. .e soumets paveni,
=: oh.re 'os mains, sans courtiser la nomina
sion q aucnn palt politiquo GU coterie per
m.,, TAYLOR BEATTIE.
Ihibodaux. % JUN, 1876.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
MORT DU GENERAL BRAXTON

MORT DU GENERAL BRAXTON
BRAGG.-Galveston. q - A 9
heures ce matin, le genl. Brax.
Bragg est tonlb6 mort pendant
qu'ils traversait Ia rue Vingtieme
devant le bureau de poste. Son
corps est expose dams la sale de
fartilllerie. Ses restes SerOnt trans
portes a Mobile ri ION peut s'ar-
ranger avec lie steamer de la Nile
Orleans pour le transport. LIE
genl. Bragg jouissait de sa sante
ordinaire jusqu au moment de Fat
taque. La cause Immediate de Sd
mort etc une syncope fatale pro
duite par une maladie organique
du c9ur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
LEON MEDAL.

CO11tSeWT,
No. 93. Rue de Ia Vieille Lev6e. No. 90
NEW ORLEANS.
Candis, Confseries ct Patisse,ies
Chocotats, Fruits Contits, 81
'ct''' Heiees, Dragees, Bon.
OONS noop.t;..
Grand assortment de BOITES A SUn.
PRISE en- tout genres
AGENCE DE FEUX D.ARTTFTCE.
Tous les Ortlres de la vile ct dc Ia cam.
pagne, pour pieces de contiserie ct de pats
serle, seropt executes sans rctard avec 10
Plus grand soln. 9sep-ly
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

Pour TILDEN EFT HENDRICKS.
lie World a dresse une liste des
pricipaux persopnages pplitiques
qui ont abandonn6 le parti repu-
blicain ct qui soutiennent TiIdcu
ct Hendricks. Ellie est tres int6-
ressante 4 consulter, mails trop
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
NO 9
Avis.

Nous croyons devoir informer le public
en- general ct les Can,iidats en- particu.
lier que tons les avis de candidature
doivent etre pay6 a ravance LIE prix
est de $500 ell Anglais ct en- Franeais,
ct de $40 90 dams Tune de ces dsux lam
CUES.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

MORTALITES. -Dimanche. "a
Septembre, d & beures A. M. Flo
renee Aucoin, agee de 3 ans, 8
mois ct "a jours. File d'Alphonse
Aucoin ct d'Elise Charpentier.
LIE meme jour, a 6 heures P.
NJ, Marie Mi, thilia Tregle, epou-
Sc de J. w. Knobloch, agee de 80
ans.
Mardi 26 septembre, Hortense
Falgout, epouse de FRANCOIS
Gaude, agee de 73 aus.
LIE 25 septelnbre, Joseph Le-
Blanc, fills de feu D. Leblanc ct
dFAmelia Robichaux, age de 8 ans.
LIE q septembre, a liz heures
P. NJ, Albert J. Aucoln, age de
1 an ct 3 mois, fills d'Alphonse
Aucoin ct d'Elise Charpentier.
LIE 28 septembre, a l heure P.
NJ, L. Kleber Folse, fils de feu
Leo Folse. age de II ans.
LIE meme jonr, q 3 heures PM,
Luc Joseph Naquiu, fils d'Oz6m6
ct d'Am6lia Naquiu, age de 8 ans.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
L. Lfppman
AN2OINE'S RESTAURANT.
Removal to

. o-.......StIIOslis Street az
Mr.. ANTOINE ALCIATOR snpouncs.
~, ~: to the country patrons, and the pub-
~ nc IN general: that he has removed his kES
TAURANr from No. Sc to
No. Is St-LOuis street.
between Royal and Bourbon. He respeetfu,.
" solicits IL continuation of the rcncrou.
patronage lie has heretofore received.
n.S '74l.y
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
c. JAUBERT CIE.

-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchondises seches. Stranqeyes et
AmSricaines. :.
Cotons, lndiennes, Rubans, Bon.
neterie, Moachoirs. etc etc.
~ hue dc Chartf, 8, pres Canal.
NoUvELLE.ORLEAN
Cette maison sa" deja bien connue par 60.
prix dc SOS articles, offrs snx u,arcb. n5s
des Compagnes, fassortiment le nlns e"m'
piet ct le plus varie de marchandises sScha
Cefte maisOn rccoit ehaque semaine 4.
n"nveaux envois du Nord ct de pEnrons
ct met un soin tout particulier remnl;r IL
ordres qni l"i sont ADDRESSES. (ll sept rs Is
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
KIP e RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance

tTous les Prix deternes aux Foirss de rF
Tat de Ia Louisiana pour Pecalags du riz.
depn's lS6Sjusqn'a aujourd'hni.)
NOS. .. 10. II ct "A, rue des Champs Elyset
en- face de Ia place du vieux Depot, 3ne
Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
Nettoye 420 barils par jour.
LES SACS SDNT FOURNIS GRATIa
Prix.
NJ ~ '''-...-.........3C Cent
No. 5. {.
Oct II "a
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

PoUR VICE-PREsIDENT:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
DE L'INDIANA.
Electe,lrs Presidentiels
Pour l'Etat en- general.
JOHN MCENERY,
ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE.
Ter Dist-Lonis St. Martin.
Substitut.-Geo. w. Dupre.
2sme Dist. F. Poche.
Subs.itut.-H. Z. Lawler.
same Dist. naBlanc.
Substitut.-CIay Knobloch.
4Ame Dist.-W. A. Seay..
Substitut.-J. &. White.
Seine Dist
Gene Dist.-K. o. Cross.
Substitut.- j. NJ. Morse.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
SOus-Comite Executif.
1nformations Locales.

-N'oub:iez-pas de-. vous faire
enregistrer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30
Ticket de District,

Pour Senateur D>Etat:
/. d. MOORE.
Pour Juge de District :
LEWIS GUION.
Pour AvOcat de District :
JOHN ILSLEY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-30

NOMlte EXecutffdeP ParOisse du
PNrtn democratic COnser.
VAteur.
Capt. H. H. Michelet. prx.,ao,+
John s. Biliu. - Soor1t 81
raui Autrn, r. II. Allen.
Ee1ase Harang, Arsene Bergeron,
Marcelin Forest, iHermopane R.rn.n,
Edward Meguel, James White. "'
Mer'li.e N n t.,i Rome, James Laforest,
~ y. WiHiams, Mai. C. Lagarde,
: SOS y johnson, Maj. S. r. Grisamore,
=; o. rerkins. Ernest Rogers,
lay hhooioch, Valery vicknair,
SOus-COmite Executif:
Capt. H. H. Michelet. pr6s;aer+
John s. Billiu SecrSta;r.
Clay Knobloch, IS T Grisamore
Cleophas Lagarde, |Hermogene Bernard.
Ernest Rogers.