davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-02
A Trip 90 Cape Flntaery.

While in Seattle last week, an oppor.
tupity occurred for visiting the lower
Sound and Straits, number availed
themselves OF the kindness of Capt.
Libby of the steamer Goliah, by embark
ing for that purpose.
Left the wharf between three and
four o'clock p. NJ, Of the 9th. Stopped
at Freeport to land passenger, and
then steamed down the sound. The
weather was delightful, moderate
breeze from the North was very refresh
ing after the excessive heat on shore.
Soon the mountains loomed up in view,
rather indistinctly however, as the air
was somewhat hazy, and clouIy, but as
evening come on the clouds parted and
kingly Rainier shone forth in solitary
grandeur, its snowy sleeps and rugged
Crevasses, guided with the rays of the
departing sun, the back ground softly
tinted, with saffron, violet and purple
hues. Gazing upon it, / realized in a
measure, the love that the hardy Swiss
bears for his Alpine home, how dull,
and common place would dwelling
place be, in country void of these
giant sentinels, which keeps ceaseless
vigilance through sunshine and storm.
About dark passed Ports Gamble and
Ludlow on our left, arriving at Port
Townsend at ten in the evening, a. the
wind was blowing quite fresh out side
made fast to the wharf for the night, but
we're off again at five the next morning,
passed Dunginess Light about eight
o'clock. At noon spoke the Ndstic
bound up. The breeze freshened, and
the good ship strobe the lengthening
waves, with giant strides, causing some
Of the passengers to turn pale, and expe-
rience a sensation, which only those who
have been there can describe, and what
is SO trying one gets no sympathy, the
jovial Capt. kindly proffered the usual
remedy, salt pork, why is it that Neptune
exacts such a severe lax, from all foreign
to his domain.
Cast anchor in Neah Bay late in the
afternoon, were agreeably surprised to
find the POlitOsQtskN from Port Madison,
with Mrs. Meigs and party on board in
the harbor, exchanged friendly greetings,
and then went on shore to call at the
Agency, called Bahado, the agent Mr..
Huntington was absent, but his son and
daughter received US very cordially, the
school of Indian children thirty-two in
number is taught by Miss Merriman, an
energetic and efficient teacher, the school
room and boarding house is large, well
lighted and in excellent order, the chill
dren cleanly, and contented looking, the
teacher accompanied them upon the or
gan while they sung several songs, very
creditably. She and the assistant mat
ron Miss johnson, seems to take great
interest in their charges. The house is
built on high rocky point at tho en-
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did Egypt People America :.

Writing to the Portland Bee from
Philadelphia, E, W. Ryan says: In 60
ing through the government building I
came across a collection of Indian relics
from Puget Sound and Alaska which
greatly resembled some specimens ! had
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifteenth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of Lafourche.
Peter Berger VS.. No. 14G7, Theo-
drle Picou.
Parish Of TerIebonne.
Peter Berger VS.. No. 1868, Ger
main Bergeron.

BY virtue of two writs of Fieri Facias,
.emanating from the above named Courts.
in the above entitled and numbered suits,
and to me directed, l nave seized and la
ken into my possession, and will offer for
sale at public auction. to the highest bid
der, at the Court House, in the town of
Houma, Parish OF T%crrebonnt, on
Saturday. October 9Th. 1876.
between the hours of II o'clock Il. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. IN. the following described prop
erty, viz:
a certain IT let of land situated in the
Parish OF Tcrrebonnc, on the left bank de
seending the Bayou Chacahoula. measuring
Ten (l0l arpents more or less, and compos
ed of lots ~ sections 50 and GO. Township
No. Ii, Range No. ID. East. with the depth
ot Forty arrents more or less. such as the
SURVEY or confirmation calls for. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Said land will be sold in lots of from Ten
to Fifty acres as per plan of subdivision, to
be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms Cash. in U. S. Trsasnry notes.
G. LYONS,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Terrebonne.
Sept. ..
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The Central Club
The Central Club of LatOurcl

The Central Club of Latourche
completed its organization Oh last
Saturday evening. y large aus
dieuce was in attendance, and the
action of the club WAS characters
lied by harmony and good sense.
The hand Of fellowship was eNten-
ded to our colored fellow citizens
and taken with a grasp which,
we trust, may never relax untli,s
by the joint efforts OF white and
black, olr State may take her
place among her sister States, one
Of IA bright constellation, and no
longer, like South Carolina, d
wandering Pleiad.
In the person of Judge j. Nj.
Howell. rs President, Il happy
selection was made. uniting as he
does c~lcarness OF perception, with
hard common sense and cool
brain, to the tact OF Il man OF the
world. The other officers were
well chosen and out Of six Vices
Presidents, there were selected
four of our most worthy and res>
pectable colOred citizens, who
took their seats npOn the stage.
Thus, the color line in Latour-
che has again been broken, and
If it is ever re>eStablished, it vii!
be because the colored man does
vet appreciate the tull force and
the tull extent Of the evil he has
brought upon himself by allyine
himself with those who are alien
to the soil and who recognize nC
God bnt self.
MI. j. S. Goode being vocifer
ously called for, made a most ex-
cellent speech, filled with sount
, argument AUD varied by anecdotes
told in his ihimitable style.
But the event Of the evening
was the speech Of our quondan
fellow citizen, Philip Armitage
L who held his audience spellboun'
r by his poetic imagery, chaste lal
guage and nervous argument.
Following him came our Repre-
sentative, the Hon. j. s. Billiu
WIN acquitted himself well. |,
his remarks 10 the colored peopl
, present, he very justly spoke G
I the slavery of the mind as We
G as OF the body, and the necessit
of emancipation.
u We shall be surprised and dis
U appointed if this club does not Il
I good service in this campaign
) and-we bid them God speed
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Times Changed--Men the
Same.

Eight years ago the Republi
cans carried the country on
GRANTS famous phrase, 'Let us
have peace This meant peace
with the conquered and devaSta>
ted South, and the people wei.
coined it gladly, and elected him.
The phrase Was Il hollow sham,
andever since then GRANT and the
Republicans have done nothing
but keep up the war against the
South, although they knew it
could make no resistance, and
had no desire to make any ; and
the present condition of those
crushed and plundered States is
worse than it was when GRANT
made his lying promise OF peace
to them and to us.
Now the President and his fol
lowers have got on so Tar ana
have become so hardened and au
daciOus that they propose to make
their war openly and they issue
proclamatious ordering soldiers
to the South to control by tue bay
onet the elections about to be
held there under the authority of
the Constitution, and to make
the result of those elections favor
able to themselves, no matter
though the majority of the PEG
pie may vote otherwise.
Will the citizens of the United
States submit to have elections
decided for them by the hayOnets
of the army under the orders OF
the President who means war
when he processes peace p! Ii they
consent to this, how much OF
liberty will remain TO them after
ward IN. Y. Sun.
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We have received from Mr.. +,

We have received from Mr.. +.
w. Helmck, music dealer and
publisher. 80 West Fourth ST.,
Cincinnati. o., the following song,
which is sung with great success
by some OF the largest Tilden and
Hendricks Glee Clubs Ill this
country, and is received with
rousing cheers. Price, 30 cents
per copy, or $500 per dozen.
With splendid Autograph OF Gov
SAML }. TILDEN, our next Presl
dent. on title-page.
Gov. TILDEN Is OUR MAN.
Governor Tilden is our mau. and we'll
help him all we can,
The Presidential chair to occupy;
We will labor i'll the a that SO MOLLY
we've began,
As steadily our forces multiply.
From the East and from the West, from
the sunny Suuth, with zeSt
Comes the tidings that we'll conquer IL
the fray:
We will work without Il rest, till our eoun-
try lear is blest,
With Tilden as the hero of the day.
Chorus.
Then hip. hip, hurrah! for orr worthy Can
didate.
He is the man for President, and just al
sure us fate,
Wen send him to the White House to loo
to matters there !:
For Sam can do the honors in the Presl
dental chair
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How 10 van4u:>h the StOnl.
HcL's IOIMen10r.

1.-THE Enemy humankind was perInittedto
exert his diabolical ingenuity i'll the invsn-
ton of IA new disease he could scarcely devise
one more worthy of his genius than dyspep-
STA. The dyspeptic sufferer is tormented by
SYMPTOMS resembling those of almost every
known malady, and is often worried into
m%onomania by these conflicting and perplex
ing manifestations. Afavorite though absurd
hallicination of the victim of chronic indi.
gestion is that he or she has heart disease
Dyspepsia has often been pronounced incur
able, but experience has shown that Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitters will vanquish it, t.
gether with the constipation ond billousde
rangement which usually accompany it.
Diseases of the kidney and supposed rheu
matte pains are also frequent concomitant
of dyspepsia, but they, too, succumb to the
above named Invaluable corrective.
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THIBODAUX. SEPT. liTH, 1876.

T%HIBoDAUX, SEPT. liTH, 1876.
The meeting was called to order by Da
vid Moore, Esq, President protein in the
chair. The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. The committee on
Constitution and Permanent Organization
reported through j. s. Goode. Esq, chair
man. The dreft of Constitution reported by
the committee was adopted article by arti-
Gle The Club was given the name of the
Central Club of Lafourche." The fifth ar
ticle of the Constitution was on motion of
Mr. George Sinclair. reconsidered, and af-
ter a full and thorough discussion was
adopted by the Club.
The committee on Hall reported through
f A. OSuliivan. They We're empowered to
engage Waverley Hall for the campaign.
Mr.. GOodc moved to postpone election
of otiic RS till next meeting. Carried.
a committee OF three was appointed to
report OH the best plan Of raising funds
Tor the expenses OF the Club. The chair APP
pointed on this committee, Mcs~rs Goode,
Howell and S~ia,llir. A. b. Raglan was an
painted Il committee OF one to engage the
services Of Il band. The Secretary WAS au
thorized to have notices struck off.
Tn motion. the cluhs adjourned until Sa
rurday evening, the 18th lust
DAVID MOORE, President Protein.
THOMAS a. BADEAUN, Secretary Protein.
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to Col>red Voters.

The following communication
reached us yesterday, and we
lose no time in answering its in>
quiry
"WArER VALLEY, Miss. Sept. I've,
the colored people of Mississippi, are
told by our Republican friends that if
we vote Tor TILDEN. and he is elected.
we wi | be put back into slavery and
will OF be allowed to vote any more.
Is there any Truth in this? We want TO
vote for the good Of nnr country, bat
we don't want to endanger our WI
rights and liberty by SO doing. Encso-ed
please fluid Is cents for THE Sun till at
ter election, Bob COOPER, colorcd.'
The fact that Mr.. COOPER ads
dresses his inquiry to a RESPONSE
BILE quarter where he may be
sure of getting the trnth, shows
that he and his friends do not
rely upon the false assertions
that have been made to them.We
assure him and them that their
liberty and their right to vote are
secured by the Constitution of
TIE United States. and cannot
possibly be taken from them by
any individual or any party and
that Mr.. TILDEN would be the
las: man to desire to take those
rights from them, or to allow any
enemy of theirs to cOlsplre
against them.
The colored people may be
sure that their rights and liher>
ties will he lust as safe with Mr..
TU.DEN TOR President as they
would be with Mr.. HAY rs. Be
sides, they will otherwise he 4
great deal better Oft with the
election of the former than wOult
ne possible with the election o
the latter. Mr.. TILDEN will in
troduce economy and reform i!
every branch of the Government
and the people, out of whose earn
ingS all kinds CT taxation have Il
be paid, will find their burdens
} greatly lightened by his election
Moreover, there will be no sucl
; frauds under him as the Repnbli
cans have perpetrated agalns
them through the Freedman''
Savings Bank, where millions o
, the hard>wOn money Of poo
co!Ored men and women wrI'
plundered from them by perso"
s eminent then and powerful nov
) in the ranks of the Republican
) party.
Every colored man in the coun
/ try should think of these thing
and cast his vote for SAMUEL j
TILDEN, and for honest and ect
nomical government.-N. Y. Su'
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The SENTINEL, which claims to he so tho
roughly orthodox, has ideas as limited as
Its Influence INT circulation. -AssunptioH
Chroaicle.
We do not feel at all disposed
TO waste Onr time and space on
Mud Machines we are not exact
~ over>worked, but honestly be>
lleye our time can he put to better
use, consequently we will not ats
tempt 10 answer the .slushr of
the Chronicle. At the same time
We beg leave to say, for the Spe>
clal benefit of the Chronicle, that.
II tue author OF the above will
call at our office, the probability
Is he will find his name OH tue
tH hand side o. our subscription
book.
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OUR WESTERN BoRDER.-Its
Lite, Scenes end History.-No por
ton OF American History is so
replete with thrilling incident and
interest us that known as the
Heroic Epoch of American Dor
der Life.
There is a charm and freshness
about the stirring deeds and ex
citing adventures of the dread
nauSht old borderers - such
dauntless worthless as Boone,
k"nton, Brady, Logan, Harrod.
Mccullough, the PoeS, Zanes and
Wetzeis, that attract alike old
and young, and when read in the
light OF recent events Transporting
i'll the Indian Country, show
most wildly the trying scenes
through which tue pioneer men
and women of our country have
passed. This history is fully Civ
en- in the timely volume "OUR
WESTERN BORDER 100 YEARS
AGO. by Charles. Mcknight,
Esq, author of "Old Fort Du
Quesne," and published by J. G.
MCCURDY Il CO.. Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis. Agents are wanted every
where. Address the Publishers
for terms and illustrated Circu
lar.
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The French republic has recent
" sent. as a gift to the citizens
of New York, a bronze statue of
Lafayette, the renowned soldier
whose zeal in the cause OF rcpub
licanism brought him to his cOun
try 80 Years ago, and enlisted
him in the army which achieved
our independence. The statue has
been erected in Union Square,
locking down Broadway ; and it
was unveiled on September q,
with appropriate ceremonies.
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Attention Attention !
To the Voters of the Parish of
R4alOurcfle.

OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRAR
COURT HOUSE. THIBODAUX,
LNTOURCHE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
AUGUST 9th, 1876.
THE VOTERS of the Parish of Lafpur-
L che are hereby notified that the Books
of Registration for said Parish will be
opened at the several times and places as
below mentioned. for the purpose of adding
TO Registry-npon personal application
the names Of every legal voter. not regis
tered in 1874, and Tor tie erasure from the
books of that year of the names of AL per
sons who have died, or may nave been dis
qualified since then by law from casting
their ballots at the approaching election.
New certificates will he issued to those
who have mislaid or DESTROYED their old
ones bearing date of 1874.
At Court House, August
18th to Saturday, September 9th, 1876
At l.. Chcramie's-Tucsdav and Wcdncs-
day, September 18th and 18th
Clark Heads Place-Ihursday and FRI
day. September l4th and 18th.
Lonis Lerille's s., saturday. Sept'ber 10Th.
IockpOrt,-Monday and Tuesday, Septem
Der 18th and 18th.
Eacherie Settlement,-W ednesday and
thursday, September Goth and Dist.
Augustln CuniO's Store. left hank-Friday
and Saturday, September end and 23rd
Wild. Biholet's Store-Monday and Tues
day, September 18th and Goth.
Lemuel ThibohauX Store, left bank
Wednesday and Thursday, September 9th
Court House, Thibodaux-Friday and
Saturday, September both and 30th.
Johnson's Place, Chackbay, Grand Bayou
Bridge-Mond.y and Tuesday, October I'd
and Bird.
Abel Lasseigne's Store-Wednesday and
Thursday, October 4th and 9Th.
Hliaire Clements StOre-Friday and Sat
urday. October eth and eth.
Court House. ThIbodaux-Monday, DC.
tober 9Th 20 final close OF Registration, Fri
day, October 18th, inclusive.
Office hours, from 7 O'Clock A. NJ. to
o'clock +. NJ, and from 2 o'clock =. II. to 7
O'Clock p. NJ, Sundays excepted.
A.. PANALLE,
Supervisor of Registration
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On last Sunday a large number
OF citizens assembled at Locks
port for the purpose OF organizing
u c-COnservativp Club.
The Climb was organized with the
following officers &. j. Barker.
President /; Ed. Meegel, LIST Wee
President ; Pierre Rizan, I'd Vice
President ; II. Greave, Secretary;
}. 7. Bourg, Treasurer.
The Club being organized, Mr..
|. ID. Moore made a brilliant little
speech which, to use the words CT
one of his listeners, Was ",just the
thing"
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Mr.. L Samoan, editor-in-chiet,
and Major S. L. Glisamore Uncle
Siias). special correspondent, of
the SENTINEL Mr. Ellis Brand.
the senior of that Ian, ge mercantile
firm. Braud & Legendre, and Ma.
jor Cleopllas Laearde, one of our
wealthiest planters, are at the
Centennial, looking round. We
expect them home, soon.
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That handsome gentleman and
genial host, MIR. L. j. Daunis, Of
Belle GrOre, represents Telrehonne
at the "National Show" He will
shake hands with Uncle Sam,
Miss Columbia, and then run up
to New York aud tell the Great
Reformer that Terrehonne an.
Louisiana will so solid for TildeE
and Hendricks.
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WAeelac3'ight
and Carriage Shop.
II. Tetrcau. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
1 general. that he is prepared to under
take al kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services OF first class
workn Gu al recognized ability. lie has laid
in a full and varied sup ~ OF srokes and
iellrrS Of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also AN assnrtn eht of ratrnt carriage
Wheels, steel hui,s-a new Article.
Grand "Itning Of large and small sized
new sly L. CUttrS with g'as 81, imitation rose
W"nd. lilac L walnut AID ash.
4 tltict and select stock Of ready-make
stiouGs. ior men, wen CT and children, All
hitch. Of Injury, new STYLE at very m"fer
ne nricrS.
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NEWSPAPERS
UNITED STATES,

A complete list of American Newspapej
numbering more than eight thousand. vii
a Gazetteer of all the towns and cities
which they are published !; Historical al
Statistical Sketches of the Great Newsd
per Establishments ; illustrated with !
merous cngravings of the principal News
per Buildings. Book OF $40 PAGES, ID
issued. Mailed, post paid, to any addrd
for 30 cts. Apply tinclosing price, to Sup
inhndent IF the Newspaper Partition. q
%tennial Grounds. Philadelphia, or AmeriG|
News Co., New York.
Every Advertiser necds 7i.I
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Little Boy-Mama, may buy
apples with my new silver dime ;!
Mother-Yes, my child ; but
stop. here is two bits. Get il bot.
tie of parpgoric as you go by Thi-
bodauX's Drug Store. exit boy.)
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If you want safety, security,
and fair dealing, insure your
life III the "LoniSiana Equitable
Life Insurance Coz This Com
pany has paid to the families of
of policy>holders over S35O,OOO
during the past eight years. For
Directors, etc, see lad" III ans
other column.
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Our young friend, "Billy" Ra-
gan, has gone to st. Lonis to pur
chase ii stock OF fine horses for
many customers. He will take Il
look at the big bridge, and re-
turn by boat. Bon royagc.
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Preliminary Election in
Terrebonne.

The following Is tie result of the
preliminary election held on the
10th inst. in the Parish OF Terre>
bonnie, to nominate a Democrat
c-Conseryative ticket for said
Parish.
NoM-Candidates whose names
are marked with il (*) are nomi
mated.
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HOUSEKEEPERS.

Save your Hands, Clothes, and Health by
using
MERRILL'S DESICATED WASHING
COMPOUND.
For the laundry. the toilet, and for wash.
ing dishes, cleaning windows. s%crubbing
floors, woodwork, or any kind of washing
it saves labor and halt time. and
NO WASH BOARD NEEDED!
Price of Package, FIFTY CENTS. A
sample package FREE by applying to
G.. w. SQUIRES, Agent
~sept23-lS76. T~hibodaux. La.
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Weare authorized to announce
that the st. Johns School, on
jackson Street, Rev. &. +. ID.
Lyme principal, will Reopen on
Monday. October 2nd for the
Fall term.
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If the inside OF your tea or col.
fee pot is black from long use, I'LL
1t with water, throw in a piece OF
hard soap, set on the stove and
let boil from half an hour to an
hour. 1t will clean as bright as a
new dollar and costs no work.
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VETERANS OF 1S12-15 - A
mong the list of persons whose
claims have been allowed, we
find the following residing III our
district Lgourche,-Widows OF
Abraham Bourgeois and Noel
Haydel. Assumptioa.-Wldow OF
Auguste Tete.