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WATER WATER il

WATER WATER !!-Water is
the great cry which has been
heard from the Planters for some
time past. No water for stock, no
water to make steam, no water
to wash juice boxes. Thousands
of dollars are being expended in
putting mp pumps on the Bayou,
to raise water over the Levee,
that require labor and fuel to
work, causing a continual ex.
pense,
Ii planters would sink a well
for 10 or 20 feet, after the manner
of the fire wells in Thibodaux
brick them up and arch them
over in the same manner, they
would have a we'll that would
never fail to furnish sufficient wa
ter for any ordinary sugar house
where steam is not used for boil
ing juice.
Such u we'll would not cost
over $4,000
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An ITnauswerable Argument.

The strdn"est argument which can be
urged against the a~dvisahility of admins
tcring snch corrosive and Notwithstanding
n"is"ns as arsenic and quinine for inter
mittrnt ard rrmi,tent feyers. is the vastly
SUPERIOR ssrc"ss in the prevention and cure
of snrh diseases of u medicine which ia the
very antiln1c of the above named drugs.
both in respect Of it's composition and the
results wr"nght by it. Such a medicine is
H"stctter's Stn1nach Bittrrs. Il purely vegc-
tarle preparation, which rot only cradi-
Gates with wonderful promptitude every
trace of fever and ague, and kindred types
OF malari"ns disease. from the system. bur
is a preventive of all maladies begottpu of
miasn .:,-taintcd air and water. These re-
suits mineral a%nti-fehrile remedies do not
effect will, certainty, and their continued
use entails consequences highly pernicious
to the system. The Bitters, on the contrary.
not only afford speedy relief, but establish
health on a permanent basis.
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On Tuesday, the destiny of
this Government will be settled
for four years. Let evely man
WHO desires peace and tranquiili
ty, who wishes honesty and integ
nt.y to prevail in high position,
and who's. ambition is to live in
IA country that is prosperous and
happy, vote for Tilden aud Hen.
dric1s. for Nichols and Witt,
and the entire Democratic ticket.
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This Is not only an exciting,
but a very interesting, political
campaign. Women as we'll as men
have duty to perform to their
country, and they should not
shrink from it. They can not vote
or appear in professions, but
they can cut the wood and bring
up the coal, and thus leave the
the men more time to talk up
matters.
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Whoever deposits his ballot for
Packard or any of his followers.
gives a vote tor the perpetuation
OF the same rule of despots aud
plunderers, as have been rob
olng the people OF Louisiana for
the last eight Years.
Do not touch one of them with
a ten foot pole, support only
those VINO fayor good govern
meut, and Whu favor the election
Of an honest mai for Governor,
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Proclamation.

hereas. the Act of Incorporation Of the
Town OF Thihodanx, as amended ~rcon;ro.
That an election for one Mayor and Sir
trustees should be held onzthe first Tre.~
1876. N"'ehiDer
Aow, therefore, ], P. E. Lorio, Mayor n,
the Town Of T~hibodaux, by virtue Of the
r puGe, ~ 10; me me- vested By the Act of Incorpo-
b,ue !, ina, ,ha a an election u be held according to
Jay OF November next, 1876, for the mr.
bose OF electing one Mayor and six Trnstss.
Tor the Town Of T~hibodanx. 0o
Done and signed in the Mayors Office If
October, 1876. ""y VI
r. E. LORIO, Mayor.
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The Radicals had another Of
their Pow-wOws at Napoleon.
vile last Sunday, which as usual
proved a failure in Numbers and
enthusiasm. They are preparing
for their grand funeral on Tues
day next.
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Tell your father, tell your
brother. tell your uncle, tell your
cousin, tell your sister, tell some
body's sister to tell her brother)
to go TO the Polls on Tuesday
and vote for Tilden, Hendricks
and Reform.
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If you want your taxes to be
reduced and properly used. vote
for Tilden and Nichols, and all
the Conservative ticket.
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On Wednesday night for the
first time in ten weeks, did any
rain fall in this town. During the
greater portion of the night, it
came down quietly and gently,
bnt not at all in quantities that
our parched fields, dusty roads
and empty cisterns required.
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1T can not be doubted that
the morality ofthis Town is good.
MIR. II. f. Tlibodaux, in sinking
the Fire well on st. Philip Street
left it for several nights without
u guard and it was not stolen.
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A few days ago George G..
Taylor, residing three miles north
OF Thibodaux, saved his sugar
house from burning to ashes,
with one Of Bacbocks portable
engines.
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Death of Mrs. Ida r. Raglan.

The numerous friends of this
estimable lady were saddened by
the news of her death OIL Thurs
day morning last, November End.
In the beginning of life, as Its
charms aud it's beauties were be
ing developed before her vision,
and one OF the dearert hopes OF
woman's life was being realized,
the destroyer came, and lett dark
ness and sorrow in the household
where love and joy were accns
toned to reign supreme, and all
the bright anticipations of hap
DIV future were entombed in the
tears which hallow the memory
of the loved and the lost.
The deceased was a daughter
of the late Marcellus II. Daurls
and was a native of this town.
Her many virtues, her amiability
her social disposition and gentle
ness of character endeHred her to
all who enjoyed fho pleasure oi
her ACC uaintance, and renders
the records of her young life pre-
clous in the memory OF all.
She leaves an infant but a few
days old to meet the realities OF
life, deprived of that precious
cafe and devcted watchfulness
that none but a mother can ever
give to her child. And to him
whose heart is saddenedaby its
great loss, consolation and com
fort eau only come from that
Wise Beng who does all for the
bes.., and to whom alone man car
turn TOR relief and power to sus
tain such a heavy dispensation
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Let every voterin this Parish
feel and act as if his vote would
alone decide the result on Tues
day, and fear not the final yer
dict. \ glorious victory is within
reach, but every voter should do
his duty to secure it.
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Every vote cast for the Repub-
lean ticket is a vote for all the
swindles and swindlers of Grants
administration.
A vote for Hayes is a vote for
corruption.
Vote for Tilden and Hendricks
and be happy.
A vote for Hayes is a vote
against retreDchment.
A vote for Tiiden is a vote for
honest government.
A vote for Hayes is an endorse
ment OF Grants corrupt admistra
ton.
A vote for Tilden is a vote for
peace and prosperity.
A vote for Hayes is an endorse
ment of the Freedmau's Bank
swindle.
A vote for Tilden is a vote for
Independence.
A vote for Hayes is an endorse
OF the Belknap-post-tradership
swindles.
A vote for Tilden is a vote for
the general welfare of your coun-
try.
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Remember that if you vote
for Packard, You aid in MAXIM; a.
Governor, one whose unlawful
acts have overthrown good Gov
eminent, and placed a set of infa
nous Durells and Kelloggs, :over
our people to rob and pillage.
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On Friday last, Mt Rice's Landing, Lear
SIN Rafael. California, some sailors killed
a shark. He had deem decoyed up the
creek, and when the tide went down the
water was too shallow for him. He was
twelve feet long. His month opened wide
enough to swallow the biggest lie that has
been told about Gov. Tilden in this can
vass.-.Nerada Territorial Enterprise.
That Shark had the biggest
mouth of any fish that ever swan
in salty waters. The one that
swallowed Jonah, was a baby TO
it.
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Remember, that YOU cannot
vote Oh Tuesday without produ-
cling your certificate Of Registrars
ton at the Polls.
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The Democracy had a large
and enthusiastic meeting at Trux
illo's place on Sunday last.
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Resident voters IN the corpora
ton of Thibodaux, should not for
get to vote tor Municipal officers
on Tuesday. The Town election
takes place i n the Mayors office
at the came time that the State
election is held.
Every voter in the Town should
vote for the Municipal ticket.
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He, who scratches his ticket
on Tuesday ought to improve it
by so doing.
Dc not be deluded by the old
song;
"Wih You walk into my par
lor." and take the name of a
friend rom your ticket aud place
thereon that of an enemy to your
prosperity.
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NOTICE.

Messrs. G.. LAZAKD e. Co. of New Or
Ieans' respectfully informs their friends
and customers and the public In general
tbat they have removed their stores from
corner OF st. Ann and Old Levee SITS, to
Nos. 2i3. 2l5 aud 2l7 Old Levee st., near
Dlmalne, opposite the French Market, Vt
Leon G~odchaux's old stand, where they
VIII oe pleased to receive all orders e.
trusted to their care. i
All those wishing to purchase Clothing.
ilats, Vaiises. Trunks. etc, etc, at the low
es' Prices, will do we'll to call at the new
stores Of q IAZARTI a. 70.
Nos. 2l3, 2l5 and 227 Old Levee g
bee advertisement, Oct. IA 1871,
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TOADVERTISERS

TEND 25 CENTS for the l06th edition Of
Newspaper Advertising, contain
ing II List of Towns over 500 Population,
and various cOmbina ton Of newspapers.
Address GEO. II. h1O WE'LL 90
IL Park Row, New York.
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This is the wa the HOosier
Democracy reply to their Radical
e, iondIr nnocfiona

''Oh whardid You rome from?
Stranger quickly tell
Oh whar did you come from?
You look so mighty well.
leone from the old Hoosier State.
Whar the people can't be bought,
And we play'd them mp a tune
Call'd the second sober thought
And thar's where I come from
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In Thibodanx. Thursday November 2, at
6 O'clock A. NJ. IDA r DAUNIS, consort
of A. Is. Raglan, aged "a years.
IN Thibodanx Tuesday >,-ovembor 81. IS
76, JUAN ALLEMAN, native Of Barcelona
tSpain). aged AZ years.
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Meetings of the Conserva
tive Party were held at the Cnt>
off on Thursday, at Lezin Mar
tins on Friday.
To night the Central GLIB will
meet as usual. To morrow there
will be a Mass Meeting in Hou
ma, Parish of Tcr1ebonne.
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Gen. Nichols, is now cans
vassing Latourche. He arrived on
Thursday.
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'F W. ~ W ~ ASff StElrs y Ut
sir ccHtS.
.sp,a.s.ss a Lecture ON The Ns.
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Sc.
The world renowned author, in this ad.
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ANDERSONvILLE.

:. A complete History of Anderson
. vile Prison. by DR.. 4. II. STEVENSON, s
. Snrgeon in charge, with an Appendix \
containing the names "f l3,ooO Union :
)" $ oilers who died there with dat aud Z
Z cause Ofdeath. Sen on receipt o! price =
. $50. "A splendid ga I'm s;s sSn
hook. TUCNBULL BROTHERS., !
b Gilmore, Md. d.
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Editorial Items.

If you want high taxes vote
for Hays and Packard.
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380lS
NOTICE..

vNHE AGRICULTURAL PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between the under
signed, is hereby dissolved BY mutual CON
son'' E.. BEAUVAIS,
m, G. F. BEAUVAIS.
T~hibodaux, October %, 1876.
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Parish Ticket.
For the Legislature
JOHN S. BILLIU,
OCTAVE


For Parish Judge:
ARTHUR F.
For Clerk of Court
j. W.
For Recorder:
EMILE T.. LEBLANC.
For Sheriff
iOTENCY A. WEBRE.
For Coroner:
JOHN c. Raglan.
Tor poli,.a IurOrS.
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the vesting of important judicial
powers in clerks of court. Now,
we lay it down rs a principle that
no one shonld be entrusted with
judicial powers who isnot a judge,
learned in the law. But the scope
of this amendment will have the
effect of granting to clerks Of
court some of the most impor
tant attributes of the judiciary.
Therefore, the conclusion is irresis
tile that judicial powers should
not be conferred upon that Off
Ger. 1t is notorious that legal at
tainmeuts never enter into the
question Of nominating a man for
clerk Of court, because, we recog
nlze that the functions Of that
Office are purely ministerial in
character. On the other hand, we
do have parish judges whose
learning aud experience would
adorn the district bench. The rene
dy Is worse than the evil it is pro
posed to correct.
Since economy is the ostensi
ble reason of this transfer of Judi
cial functions TO clerks of court,
we contend that there will be no
economy realized, because these
officers will be entitled to add
tional fees to be fixed by the Leg
islatnre for these extra services,
But it is a subject OF general com
plant that litigation is already
too expensive ON account of the
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CULVER & CO., Milwaukee.
The Freaks Of lightning.

Two weeks ago last Saturday the town of Paris
was Visited with storm and an electric shaft
made its way in that vicinity in search of some
metallic misunderstanding to find Lightning
Rod when itreached Jacob Daniels house, it took
to the next best and natural thing the chimney
going down the chimney it split the chimney
wide open on both sides for the distance of four
teen or fifteen feet, and shivered the two by four
scantling placed at each corner of said chimney
for protection into atoms-set FIRE to bed in the
upper story of the house-broke down and demol-
ished a partition-broke out eighteen panes Of
glass in the upper story-proceeding downwards
met two stovepipes in the chimney and divided :;
one portion Of the electric fluid going down the
cook stove-pipe, settling the business for the
cook stove, and rushing across the room for the
sink, in the closet Of which was waste pipe,
potts. pans, &C., raising regular jamboree therein,
and during its course burning the legs of Mr.
Daniels daughter about ID years Of age seriously
besides shocking her mental and nervous system.
Another daughter about 10 years of age was so
badly shocked that she lost her hearing for seve-
raj days. They are now both doing as well as
can be expected under the circumstances
/ The other portion took the sitting room heat
ing stove pipe, proceeding downward demolished
the pipe and stove and struck through the floor at
the bottom of the stove; thence through flooring
and ceilings knocking off all the lathes and plas-
| ter in Eve different rooms, the window lights in
the kitchen and pantry were also nearly all brok-
en- out. and the noise created among the kitchen
utensils could be equaled only by an earthquake
/ in tin-ware manutsctory-eyery tin can. knife,
fork, &C., was fully charged with the electric
fluid and would draw needles with the same clac-
rity as a magnet
There was no Lightning Rod upon Mr.. Daniels
house or this accident might have been avoided.
1t is astonishing that no lives were lost. The
appearance ofthe house is enough to startle one
into thinking how such things can be prevented.
i B.
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MARRIED.

the residence of Mr. Fl. K
Adams, on Wednesday, May 3lst, by Rev. W..
H. Hinkley, assisted by Rev. Jas. Kilbourn,
Mr. Rush SAdams and Miss Susie W Sage, both
of Racine.
the residence of the brides
parents, on Tuesday last, by Esq. Mcguire, Mr.
T.Luck and Miss Amelia Lueck, both of Racine.
SACKETT-FELLOWS.- 9TH, 1873. at the
residence of James Karnes, Bristol, Wis, by
Rev. r. E. Mcbride, Mr.. Herman L. Sackett, of
Appleton, Wis.,, and Miss Iretta 8. Fellows, of
Bristol, Wis.
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The regular meeting took place last Monday
evening. The committee on harbor reported that
the city has right to lease the docks at the end
of the streets The committee recommend that
the lake shore be protected by a pile and stone
hreak-water extending 300 feet into the lake.
The matter was re-referred to ascertain if the
city have the right 10 build sach break-water
without authority from the state.
An ordinance was passed giving the exclusive
franchise to the ''Park City Water Co." to dig
artesian wells, lay mains &C., in the South
division for term of 20 years. An amendment
to ordinance 70, sec. i, was passed, authorizing
the putting of petty malefactors on the streets to
work out their fines, if unable to pay them
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The MILWAUKEE III JOINTLY MAGAZINE for June
has come. It contains q new department entitled
sour Scrap Book" which is led with selections
from the writings of American Humorists, con-
sisting of amusing scenes and brief paragraphs.
The present number opens with an illustrated
article on the Exhibition and contains, besides,
the usual variety of cries, sketches, poetry, Our
Scrap Book, q Fashion article, Health, Household
and cience Notes and Gossip Price per year
$500: postage y cents additional. Specimen
copies 10 cents.
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The Kenosha County Agricultural Society held
the second quarterly meeting at the Grant House,
last Monday afternoon; the President in the chair.
Present, Messrs. Blackman Thayer, Tarbell,
Maxwell, Gull and Roberts. Tie small number
present did not speak very ayorably Of the inter
est in th prosperity Of the society manifested by
its members. The Executive Board was author
ICED to make all the arrangements for the next
fair necessary to be made previous TO the Septem-
Der meeting.
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Messrs. j. v. Quarles, Jas. NJ. stebbins, Fl B.
Hinsdale, DIR. saun1ers, and Paul SANDER
are expected to star to-day for the
mountains of San Juan mining country. They
will be TOUT in the wilds" for about six weeks
hunting, fishing, and gaining strength. This, to
them, will 10 doubt be trip of pleasure. and one
long TO be remembered.
For all kinds o. Blacksmithing, Horse Shooting,
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The stone culverts on Market street, ordered by
the council, are completed ana substantial. NO
fears Of their rotting away Gentlemen OF the
council, give us more of this kind of permanent
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A dozen a day and still they want more. Doan
90 va there is no end to the demand for Ladies
Linen Suits Materials thrown in : moderate
price charged ONLY FOR MAKING. wv
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The ScLooI Board, at its meeting last Tuesday
evening, decided to have the graduation exer'
cises of the High School held in Simmons Hall,
the evening of June 49, This will give the patrons
of our public schools an opportunity to see the
results of the training our children receive ut
this institution.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the cope rtner-
lW ship heretofore subsisting between |. U.
Jennings and Jason Lothrop under the firm name
of Jennings and !othrop is this day dlssolyed d
L. u. Jennings will carry on the business ana
has purchased all the credits and assumes the in
bebtedness ut said firm.
June Sd, 1876 l. Y. JENNINGS.
2W3 Jason LoTHROPs
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Efforts ION the sly have been made to Gust
our worthy and efficient postmaster; but which
have signally failed. as the party most instru-
mental in the movement might have known it
would, ifhe had locked at the subject honestly.
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The above is from the Chicago Even~
ing Journal of June I'd. From thirty
two to forty years ago we were well &C.
quainted with DIR. Lyman Clary OF
Syracuse, N. Y, and frequently met him
in consultations and in medical and
Temperance conventions. He was q
genial pleasant man and an able pbysl"
clan and surgeon.