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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12
No. 81.
Old Democratic Frauds Exposed.

Some old fashioned Tweedism has
been unearthed. It occurred 10 the
days Of ''honest" Democracy, uode,
the reign Of James Buchanan, the
| st. Jacob Thompson was the head
of the ring. He was appointed Sec
retary of the Interior by Buchanan in
1857, and remained until January,
1861, when lie resigned and joined
the rebels. He was accused Of frauds
at the time, but the full extent of lis
mlsdeeds was not known. The officials
who were placed in charge of affairs
by the people, had no time for an IN
yestigaton Of the jobbery, robbery aud
rottenness that preceded the rebellion
and were the initial chapters of that
iniquity. All their energies were re-
qulred to protect the government from
the reasonable assaults Of the desert
ers and ingrates But since Secretary
Chandler took charge of the lot rior
Department. be has been examining
the books and accounts of Thompson.
1t will be remembered that Chand-
ler said, sometime since, that if the
Seuate decided 10 Belknap's case that
an officer could be impeached after re-
signation, he should ask for the i'm
peachment of Thompson. This rensed
the ire of the latter He seut Lamar.
Casey and Young as a delegation of
Southern tigers to demand a retraction.
But they failed to get any satisfaction
from Chandler, who told them ln sub
stance that in this free and enlightea-
ed country he should make such re-
marks as he saw fit, Jake Thompson to
the contrary notwlthe landing. Not
caring to wait for impeachment, Sec
retary Chandler has ordered suit COM
menced against Thompson to recover
S7oO OUO stolen from the Interior De-
partment. And following this is
further and more astounding expose as
appears from the following Washington
dispatch in the Chicago Times:
The Indian rust fuEd was fund set aside
by the Government from the sale of public
lands. A lsw passed by the present Con-
gress requires the transfer of this funu from
the Interior to the Treasury Department.
In making this transfer, large defalcatioa
was discovered. Chandler supposed that
he had between s5,ooo,o 200 aud SO, ,ooo, 600
of good securities. About 81 500, 900 were
in worthless bonds acceptances On some
OF these bonds the Government had paid
interest for about thirty years. The deficit
and interest paid makes the defalcation
greater than the original sum total The
deficit will be nearly $4,000. This was
taken by Jacob Thompson while Secretary
OF the Interior, fer which the Governments
has Floyd's acceptances. The balance is in
State and private corporation bonds, and
s66, 900 in Tennessee turnpike. The
Government has paid interest on this for
thirty years. Thompson's deficit, with in
terest, amounts to about 81 SOC, 900.
This discovery of gross fraud that
has SO long laid unexposed gives color
to the suspicion that had investigating
committees been set at work when
Lincoln was elected, a mine of Demo
cratic corruption would have been ex-
posed. Journal.
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WASHINGTON, July 4.-To-day Mr..
Cadwalader, Acting Secretary Of State,
presented MIR. Schlozer, German Min
lister, to the President for the pur-
pose of delivering an autograph letter
Of congratulation from the Emperor
Of Germany. Mr.. Schlozer in pre-
sentins the letter, stated that he was
instructed by His Majesty to deliver
on the 4th Of July to the President
in person an autograph letter of con-
graduation upon the occasion of the
Centennial anniversary, and wished to
add his personal good wishes for the
United States. The President briefly
replied, assuring him of his satisfac-
ton in receiving this evidence of good
feeling on the part of His Majesty;
that his kind expressions for the
United States were fully appreciated,
and that the letter should be properly
acknowledged. A translation of the
letter is as follows:
William, by the Grace of God Ena
peror Of Germany, King OF Prussia,
etc., To the President Of the United
States Of america.
GREAT AND COOP FRIEND: It
has been vouchsafed to you to cele-
brate the centennial festival of the day
upon which the great Republic over
which you preside entered the rank of
independent nations. The purposes of
its founders have, by wise applica-
ton of the teachings Of the history of
the foundation Of nations, and with an
insight into the distant future, been
realized by DEVELOPMENT without a
parallel. To Congratulate you and the
American people upon this occasion,
affords me so much the greater pleas.
ure, because SINCE the treaty of friend
ship which my ancestor Of glorious
memory, King Frederic IT,, who now
rests with God, concluded with the
United States, undisturbed friendship
has continually existed between Ger
many and America, and has been de-
veloped and strengthened by the ever
increasing Importance Of heir:.mutual
relations, and by an intercourse being
more fruitful in every domain of CON-
merce and science. That the welfare
of the United States and the friend
ship of the two countries may continue
to increase, is my sincere desire and
confident hope. Accept renewed as
surance of my unqualified esteem.
WILLIAM.
(Countersigned)VoN BISMARCK.
BERLIN, June 8, 1876.
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is the chair used by Washington at the
council held at Trenton. January Cd,
l777. There pair Of silver lamps.
Yonder is the sword sash of General
Wooster, when be fell 10 Connecticut
in TIT. Pistols of General North,
etc. A whole newspaper would not
suffice for relation Of all the inter-
esting relics on every hand.
- MACK.
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The Cincinnati Gazette thinks that,
';if Bristow had been Secretary Of the
Treasury several years ago, that dis
tillery Of Tilden & Brother, in New
York, would have been confscated,
and Tilden-Samuel J.-would have
less money to help him 10 the cam
paign-"
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The Hudson Republican says: ave
have before US copy of the Glenwood
Criterion, the leading Democratic pa,
per Of Northern Mississippi. It de-
nounces Tilden as "tool of Tweed, a
dishonest man, and "a corrupt poll
tician.' Believing him to be devoid
of character, it refuses to support him. +"
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AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

,WELER, has recently opened Jew
elry Store in Johnson's block. corner
/ and lst street, where he will keep
tantly on hand a large stock of
ohes, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
md warranted to give satisfaction.
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No "FOurth" in the South.

We have almost in vain looked fsr
dispatches from the South, telling the
world how patriotically the centennial
day Of our national existence was cele-
brated there. So far we have heard
Of only very few instances in which
there was any Fourth of July celebra-
ton at all, and these were generally in
places where Northern men and color
ed loyalist predominate. One very
significant Southern Fourth of July
celebration item reaches us, however,
and that comes from Kentucky-the
only one from that State-where a
mob of men surrounded the house of
the widow of a Union soldier and com
PEELED her, under threat of destroy
ing her home, to take down an Amer
lean flag which her patriotic soul had
impelled her to display on the house.
top in honor of the national anniyer-
sary. This same south, by aid of her
political slaves of the north, confident
ly expects to elect Samuel J. Tilden
President of the United States next
November. In view Of the cold
shoulder she has given the Centennial
Fourth, to which every true Ameri-
can patriot at home and abroad did
honor by word or act, the question We
are compelled to ask-and it is a very
important questions, Can the Gov
ernment of the American Republic be
intrusted to the control of that sort of
people, or to those with whom they
are in political sympathy? In other
words, Can we afford to surrender our
dearest interests as a nation to those
who hate patriots and despise patriot
ism?- Chicago Journal.
A dispatch from Augusta, Me-,
says: "Mr Blaine has now been
home eigLt days. So far there has
been no special change in his case.
The nervous prostration is still a
marked characteristic. He is not able
to leave his rocm, and is almost entire
ly confined to bed. His physician
thinks it will be many weeks before he
will resume active work. 4 European
trip is strongly recommended as soen
| 8 his strength is sufficient"
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A. GRITZNER.

ASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
ser. Shop under Post Office, Brooks
k, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
used. warranted to hold color for eight
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VICK'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS

ARE PLANTED BY A MILLION PEOPLE IN
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Jhe Thibodal,x Seutiuel.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF the TOWN.
I6sUED EVERY SATURDAY
T. SAMOAN, PrO'r & business Manager
OFFICE COR. MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
UNITED STA TIES OF AMERICA.
THE iSTATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF L4FOURCHE.


NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
IA SENIS. Vhat on this the thirtisth
day OF the month of November in the wear
OF our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Seventy-Six, and of the American lnde
pendence the One hundred and one year.
Before hue, John Wilfrid Knobloch, No
tary Public, Gully commissioned and quail
fed in and Tor said Parish and therein resi-
ding, and in the presence of Messrs Octave
Barrois and Adolphe II. Hoffman,. good and
competent witnesses, also domiciliated in
saidparish.
Personally came and appeared:
Messrs. Henry Nicholas COulon. Mathew
7. Higginbotham, Cyprien Azena, P Err.
nest Lorio, DR.. John II. Fleetwood, James
A. Frost, Joseph o. Lagarde, Maximilien
Continent. Joseph l.. Wehre, Taylor E..
Lagarde, Ellis n. Braud, james Otis XnO-
bloch J:G. Oswald, 5 r. DeManad5.
Who declared and said:
That availing themselves Of the laws OF
the. State, relative to the organization Of
Corporation, they form and constitute
themselves as well as their associates now
or who may hereafter joined them, an As
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Article The name shall he the Ects79,
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Article 1.-The objects shall be to assist
s"S DS.J
our dead, ana take care and provide for the
widows and orphans OF our deceased MEM
oers-
hrtcie Iil-Ine Ot1cers shall consist or
PRESIDENT, q vlce-President, Secretary,
treasurer, Gensor and Collector.
Article iv-Ihe Domicile OF the Associa.
tion Is nxed al ihibodaux, Parish and
state aiorsaid; -
Artlcle rms ASSOCIATION II u hereby es-
tablished for the period OF Twenty-Five.
years.
Articie Wins ASSOCIATION Will 90 able
70 sue anu TO be sued before all the Courts.
OF the state or elsewhere, to receive dona-,
aa, ulons u n,on1y .n anu ot properly real ana
personal, to BUY, rent and keep all such
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STATE OF LOUKSLAN1.
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE

Within act Of incorporation, having been,
duly examined, and its objects and par
poses being in accordance with Law, give
my approval to the same.
November 80, 1876. 4E
(oigned) T. L. WINDER
Dist. Atty 18th Jud. Dist
Frue copy Of the Original on file in ths
Recorders Office.
Witness my hand officially, this the Sch,
dag OF November, A. D., 1875
;. w. KSCBLOCH,
Notacy Kublls.
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB

VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
l. Regular meeting Second Thursda
of each month
Officers :-Silas T. Grisamore, Presi-
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer (; Henry Rlviere
Secretary +. Samoan. Stage Manager j.
4 Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
Hay. Property Man; T.Bergeron, Costumer
A. f. Knobloch, Prolnpter j. L. Webre,
Assistant, A. b. Raglan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee OF arrangements {: A. B. Ra-
gan. Chairman, J. N. Wright, L. Aucoin,
NJ. T. Higgingbotham.
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DDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
DOffice of Parish Treasurer for Che aslc Or
Parish " arrants iald issae, ara ali mon, s'
coming into the Redemption Fund viii be
used fer the purchase OF said warrants
monthly, to the lowest bidder
S. 7. GRlSAMORE,
AZ Pre- Police Jury
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HINHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 80. A. F.. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday OF Every month, at O'Clock
p. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
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NJ ICHELET, H. H., Parish Treasurer
Nl Office, Green Street, cor Market
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MOORE, l. D. Attorney at Law,-of
vi flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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ryHIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer Of
4 The Zo,cn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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WINDER, THOMAS, D'ss,1ct s1tot Atto,. Sr.
w ney. - office, Market Street. De'
tween Marouge aud Patriot Streets.
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vHNRIBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Ioscn
/ Constable, Assessor, Collector and
RharJingcr Office Green Street between
Market and Levee.
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rVNHIBODEAUX. JOS. T., Pharmacist.
i Dealer u. Patent Medicines, PerfJ
merry, &c, corner Of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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0'SULLIVAN, Z. A. attorney at Luc,
~ Green Street. between Main and
Thihodaux Streets.
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nSCHWALD, J. e.. Shoemaker, Main
~ Street between st Louis and Green
streets.
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MUNTCARMEL CONVENT, Acade-
1vA my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction of Sister st. Bernard.
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WAsHINGToM HOTEL; MIS- MIS-, g. e
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market 81
between St. Philip and st. Louis Streets.
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HI. HOFFMAN,,
Dealers 3uz

INURNiTURE, Hardware, Paints. Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper. Lime, sard
Plaster, Cement. Metallic. rose wocd, irnmf
tation black walnut Coftins, also cypress
collins made to order, &c, sc.
III connection with 4. II. HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker anu kepairer Of all kinds OF fur
nItnre. NaIa Street,
l3iaG lyl Bet Jackson anc st Phil p
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xxYEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confec-
w t;omery and Soda Water, Gree
Street between Market and Main Street
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M ECNlER, A, Dealer IN Foreign and
W Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
man Street corner St Philip.
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CAZZO DR.. j. Is C., Psysicea.s a'tas
" Acouche,tr, Thihodanx z o., Laiour
he Parish, T.,
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VVHIBODAUX SENTINEL. JOB Office,
corner Market and Patriot Streets.
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rzERNOTT. FRANK. Matchmaker anp
II Detsicr in fine Jetcelry dc. Main Street
between st. Philip and jackson Streets.
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TABOR. H. W., Family and Pta'ifa
1 ton Groceries, Green SSreet, between
Levee and Market Streets.
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THRONE, J. a.. Books and stationary dep,
Market street, between st. Philip anu
St. Louis topposite Washington Hotel,.
PhotOg,wpsic Gt.itery np stairs
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VERGES. j. NJ. & Co. Barrier, Maln
Y Steet. between StLoais and Green
ttrect
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Rss;,. DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
H0fs, Caps &c. corner Main
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TE>HIBODAUX FOUNDRY. BQ1ley &
/ Keefe, Proprietors, Levee and jackson
Streets.
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offAANN, W., Dry Goods. and Gro
.. e;scs, Main Street, between Focus
IT. Philip Streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ONO, T. E., Justice of the Peace, 2,d
~ Ward Il Mayor of the Tomn,- of
ice corner Green and Levee Streets.
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CABOURIN, c., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
- Jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and st Bridget SITS.
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oftAAN'S STAGES,-Erank Hcg.
man Proprietor, u. Rordel, Con-
- Y connection with Morgan's Lou
sna Texas r. r. Lafourche Cros-
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!GGlNBOTHAM, NJ. T., Clerk Of the
do''n Cocncil-otfice, corner Market
Green streets
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WTEBRE l.. A., Sheriff, Office at Court
w House.
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DHILIPPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
4 Levee and Maronge Streets.
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UERRIER, T., Gunsmith, Main ST., he
v tween st. Louis and Green, Streets
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DERRlN, A. J. foreign and domestic
L goods, Hats, shoes aud groceries, cor.
ner Main and St-Philip streets
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'ANEIREAU, H., Carriage Maker an
L Horse .ShoeiDg, corner Levee AUD
triot Streets.
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Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis and
ain Streets.