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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-12-16

GTRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BERTI, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets.
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CAZZO DIR. j. b C., Physician and
" .icomche,.r, Thihodaux P. o., La1our
he Parish, La.
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THRONE, ]. A, Books and stationary depI
Market street, between st. Philip ana
st. Louis (opposite Washington Hotel).
Pto.owupkic Gallery, up stairs.
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4 M EUNIER, A.. Dealer in Foreign and
VI Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
man Street corner st Philip.
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DROTECTOR FIRE CO. NO. ,. En-
4 gine House, jackson St Regular Pa
rades on the thirdSunday Of each month,
and regular meeting OF the third Monday.
Officers p. A. Aucoin, President !; A.
Is. Ragan, Yice-President ; c. Sabourin,
Secretary +. J. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
retary ; W. g Ragan, Foreman Frantz
Eernot, Assistant Foreman;Hose Director
\. J. Perrin, Assist Hose Director /; B
Malbrough, w. Brockhoeft, Treasurer.
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WTEBRE L. A., Sheriff, Office at Court
w House.
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UERRIER, T., Gu,,smith, Main ST., he
tween st. Louis and Green Streets
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VERNOTT, FRANK, Watchma6er anp
II Dealer in fine Je,oelry dc. Main Street
between St Philip and jackson Streets.
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nREAUX e. LEGENDRE, Dry Goods
ID, and Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
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FLEETWOOD, J. H., Pysician,-ot
L fee Market Street, between st. Louis
and Green Streets.
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FLEETWOOD, j. H.. Drug Store Mark
L Street, between st. Louis and Green
Streets.
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rROSs w w, Physician d Surgeon, o
~ flee jackson Street
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DILLIU, j. s., attorney at L0w,-otf;ce
ID Corner st. Philip and Main streets,
DLAKE, E W., attorney at Lan,-Of
D flee Green Street,
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COCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE EFT
DD'assistance Mutuelle de Thibodaux.
Les seance reguliere de cette societe
ont lieu le premier jeudi de chaque niois
Z heures du soir du Ter Octobre au Ter
avril, ct 8 henres du Ter avril all Ter oc
tobre.
P. A. Aucoin, Vice President , F. Samoan,
Secretaire H. H. Michuict, Assistant Sc
cretaire Jos. I. Thibodaux, Tresorier
Theophile ThibodauX. Coilecteuri Alccste
Bourgeois, PORTER.
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HOFFMAN,, H., Cabinet Maker, DEAL
Ar in Hard,oare, Paints, Oils. Tarnish
e, etc, Main street, between jackson and
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ERANKLIN HOUSE-B. F. HOLDEN
i Proprietor, corner StLouis and Mar
ket ats.
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HESSE MRS. s. Nillinary and Fancy
II Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis aud
Main Streets. -.-. ..
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GRlSAMORE, S. T., Agent North An,c
W r,ca Life Insurance Co. Corner Mar
ket and st. Philip, streets.
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oFfMANN, W, Dry Goods and Gro
- G. ceres, Main Street, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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BLANCHARD, j. E., Surgeon Dentist.
ID office, corner Green and st. Bridg-
ct Streets.
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nANSEREAU, P, Physician, corner
u jackson and Short Streets.
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nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
~ St. Philip and ST. Bridget Streets.
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GUlON LEWIS, attorney and Counsel
" Tor at Law. Office, over j. H. Fleet
wsod Drug store, Market Street.
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CELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
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FRANKLIN. H., .4cting Clerh Of the
i District Court.-oflice Court House.
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eusHIBODAUXF FIPTs DEPARTMENT.
Il Organised Septem e. 7th, 1'74. Off
GERS: IL. A. Webre, 'CnIef Engineer, $.
T. DeM6nade, 1st Assistant TeylOr La
garde, 2nd Assistant Allain 3adeaux.
Secretary g. Treasurer 2. E. LoTio and
M. A. Legendre, Delegate of the Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. l. Alceste Bourgeois,
Delegate of the Protector Fire Co. No.
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iGGlNBOTHAM. M. T.. Groceries
a. a. Wines and Liquors, Cor. Market and
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FROST JAMES, Coffee House Keeper,
i corner Green and Market Streets.
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ERIEDENTHAL MRS. s :, Family and
Il Pautation Groceries jackson Street,
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DOURQUIN &, BOURON, Wotrhma-
ID ker and GunsmHh, Dealers In Jerel-
~, Firearms dc, corner Market and st.
! ouis Streets.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, January l4.-Beeves-
Receipts, 660 head, making 1850 head
for the last four days, against 4, 4,450 head
last week. Tho fresh offerings were ex-
clusively native cattle. In common to
very prime the supply is not equal to
the pressing needs Of the trade and prices
further advanced strong &c. The total
advance since Monday is more than 81
per 100 pounds. Strictly prime steers
ssld at lS@lS4c; fair to good l2I@l2ic;
common and medium lst@l2c.
Sheep-Receipts 6,4OO head. making
1870 head in four days, against $500
head last week. There were more com.
mon and medium grades than usual;
prices were sustained but the market was
rather slow. Poor to common sheep
sold at Age to 5lc; medium to prime 53c
to tic; extra and premium nc to 6Ic-
the latter for car load Of Ohio middle
wooled stock, l24 pounds.
Swine-Receipts, 4,S30 head, making
16,500 for last four days, against 10l30
for the last week, A car load Of fair Ohio
hogs. lS0 pounds each, alive, sold at 72c.
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had lost all heart In medicines, and BE-
gan to look upon medicine and docton
with disgust. However, I obtained one
of your circulars, and read it carefully,
from which I came to tho conclusion that
you understood your business, at least. ]
fnslly obtained quantity Of DR.. Sags's
Catsrrh Remedy, your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pellets, and commenced
their vigorous use according to di.
rections. To my surprise. soon BE-
gan to improve. The Discovery
and Pellets, in short time, brought out
a severe eruption, which continued for
several weeks. felt much better, my
appetite improved. and l gained In
strength and hesh. In three months ev-
cry vestige Of the Catsrrh was gone the
Bronchitis had nearly disappeared, had
no Cough whatever and / had entirely
ceased 10 rai.e blood; and contrary to tks
expectation of some of my frienda the
cure has renamed permanent. Ihavs
had no moro Hemorrhages from tho
Lungs and am entirely free from Catarrn,
from which bad suffered 20 much and
so long. The debt ol gratitude ! owe for
the blessing I have received at your
hands, knows no bounds. am thorough.
ly satisfied, from my experience, that
your medicines will master the worst
forms of that odious disesse, Catarrh. as
well as Throat and Lung Diseases. l
have recommended them to very many.
and shall ever speak in their praise.
Gratefully yours,
WM. II. SPRINGER.
P. o. Bor 5O7, Buffalo ". y.
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Trouble Over a Rich Mans Will.

CINCINNATI, January lathe will of
Timothy Kirby, who died recently, which
leaves an estate of something over II
million dollars, was taken to the Probate
Court yesterday, but owing to the
strange bequests made by the deceased,
steps were Immediately taken to prevent
the probate of the will by General Ban
ming and Don Pia.. 1t appears that
lady named Mary Francis, a notorious
character of Cuminsville, in the suburbs
of the city, where Kirby resided claims
to have been the wife Of the deceased
and is left by the will $4,000. Five
bsstards, whom the deceased mentions as
his adopted children are placed on equal
footing with his legitimate children. The
latter are made trustees for the period of
Is years for the former. A Mrs Fox,
another woman was made handsome
bequest 1t seems that the entire estate
has been frittered away in this manner.
DR.. Thomas Ward who had know the
deceased for number OF years testified
this morning tnst the deceased was
monimanic, and that he was infatuated
WITH the woman Francis and submitted
to intolerable abuse from her.
Other witnesses too; vii, 1t is presum-
ed testify in similar manner and the
will probably DO set aside. The affair
caused great sensation.
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ChlCagO Market.

CHICAGO, January 14.-Flour-Dull;
western shipping extra 4G4l; good to
fancy and family brands 4i@jl medium
to choice winter extra 4i@7;; Minneso-
sofa fair to fancy 4}@6l. Wheat-No.
2 Chicago lspring 81 o0l spot; has sold
at l 00ic seller February; closing At
99:c seller March; No. 3 S0@Slc; re
jected 67i@67ic Corn stcady and in
fair demand at 43s spot; 42i seller Feb
rusry; rejected 85l. Oats-Quiet; No 2
30}c spot; 30s for seller February. Bar
ley-Dull; SO spot; SC seller February.
80 seller March. Rye-Quiet and steady
at 70. Pork-Quiet at $40 25 spot;
cash $l9 40 seller February; $l9 G5
619 81 seller March. Lard-Quiet
and firm at 81 30 spot; $l2 40
seller February; Sl2 So seller
March. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-Quiet at 81 0S.
On call Observation-Disclosures
and lower at 99@99t; seller February;
992c(GSl 90 seller March. Corn-Essy
at Oats Unchanged. Pork-Easier at
sl9 l5Gl9 25 seller February. Lard
Quiet and firm at sl2 30tGl2 S5; cash
seller February.
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COLLISION AT SEA!
A Vessel Sunk-Account Of
the Disaster.

NEW YORK, January l4.-From in
formation received here it is determin ed
beyond doubt that the Harvest Queen, q
full rigged ship Of the Black Ball Line
was sunk BY collision IN the Irish chan
mel and that her crew, numbering 30 men
we're lost. 1t is further believed from the
statements made by the sailors OF the
steamship Adriatic that II was that vessel
which "a nc N colli ion with the HaIv
est Queen. There is no record OF the
collision og the log book of the Adriatic
aud Capt. Jennings explained 10 the
agent on the line that the collision was
so slight that Il did not think it worth
while to say anything about
it to you. II happened =
little before AN, December 3lst; the
Executive officer had charge Of the
steamer. be saw ship approaching IN q
zig.zsg course, 30 that he deemed 1t un-
safe TO keep the Adristic in her regular
course. He accordingly stopped the
steamer, ringing the bells 70 reverse the
engin, and sent below for me, bat the
ship KEEP. approaching, and the steamer
had backed go far that the was vss just
about even with the tunnels, when sud .
denly the ship turred about, crossing g
our bows and struck her jib boom on
our anchor stock; l myself was on deck
by this time and understanding tina:
cries for help had been heard from the
water. ordered boats 70 be lowered, think
ing tha, perhaps some Of the sailors had
been a; work on the jib =. the time OF
the collision and had been swept over
board; the ship itself sailed of s il
nothing had happened, and after keeping
the steamer hove 10 about three hour
without finding anything ordered tbs
bells 70 be rung TO go ahead; subsequently,
/ heard some talk among the men that
we had sunk q vessel, but that was oi
course too absurd 20 be listened TO; tbs
collision was o. no account whatever.
A seamsn gives the following version
On Thursday, December S0;b, the Adri
attic lefi Liverpool about halfpAst two
o'clock P. N; FRIDAY morning when of
Moyne Head the msn-on.ihe-!ookout
saw vessel on the starboard tack; gav'
the alarm and the steamer changed hel
course; about ten minutes passed whet
the looko,i gave the alarm again, fo1
| the two vessels were fast closing upof
! each other; it was starry night
a moment passed snd then the Adristi'
| dashed into the bows OF the stranger; tn
engine was st once reversed and th'
steamer backed 8 mile or two; boats ver
lowered, aud ss they we're rovsd sws.
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Hxnorts and ImuOrts Of Beef and
Hogs.

CHICAGO, January l5.-Secretary
Howard, OF the Pork Packers Associa-
tion of the United States, reports the
following arrival Of provisions Tor the
month OF December and from Novem
her Is, to December Slst: The aggre-
gate exports of beef products for De-
eember were 9,l54,5s0 pounds; value,
seOs, s5S. The aggregate exports OF
hog products for December were 90, 1884,
3l6 rounds; value, $S,0S6.76s. Exports
of beef products from November lst to
December 3lst, l6,772,25s pounds
ysluel 81, ,6O5,0s4 Exports OF hog
products fen November Is. to De
cember Slst-lOS, ,4sl AGA pounds; value
sl2 769,l2s. Imports Of beef products
for December 500 Sl2 pound; value
1927. Imports of hog products ter
December 6th--6,S24 pounds; value
sl,ll5. Imports OF beet products from
November |. to December Sl-36, l'O
po1nds; value $1,000. Imports OF hog
producs from November to December
sl-92O7 pounds; value Sl,4is.
These reports are from thirteen ports,
as follows: Baltimore, Boston, Burlinc-
ton. Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit New
Haven, New Orleans, New York, Ogdens-
burg, Piladelphia Port Huron and Port
land.
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The death knell to Mr.. BLAINE pres
idential aspirations was completely
sounded yesterday. He relied strongly
upon securing by his course at, least the
negro vote of the South. Yet on the
second vote on the Amnesty bill, taken
yesterday, Mr.. RAINEr, (colored) Of
South Carolina, refused to vote at all,
while Mr.. HAKALsoN, (colored) of Ala
bsms, voted aye, The Radical party
may survive, but BLAINE's decidedly
dead.
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Chicago Cattle Mark ct.

CHICAGO. january l4.-Csttls-Re
ceipts, 5000 head. Market slow and
weak prices easier, but choice sold al
3i@4c; shipping 4!@Gc; sales Of good
steers at IS l5(a5 80; shipments 1860.
Receipts, 2S,oOo head; market
dull and about l0c lower; good packers
sold at Sc GO@7 20. chiefly s6 90(g7 90;
bacon grades 81 0O@7 10; Philadelphia
s. 35i shipments $500.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: good demsn
and market firm; common 10 choice sold
at 81 S0EI.6 90.
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Sir~di nE From the Lusss. Catsrrh
bronchitis, CsmsaDpt,en-A Won
derfsI Care.
ROCHESTER, n. T., Jan. IL, 1874.
IN n, H. N IL D.. Ii. AZ Y


r. '. Pierce, M d., Buffalo, " T.:
DEAR SrE:-I bad suffered from Ca
tarrh in 80 aggravated form for about
twelve years, and for several years from
a Bronchial trouble Tried many doc
tors and things with no lasting benefit
In May, 70, becoming nearly worn out
with excessive editorial labors on paper
in New York city, Was attacked With
Bronchitis IN . severe form, suffering
slunos, total loss Of voice. I returned
home here, but had been home only
two weeks when wn completely pros
tra,ed with Hemorrhsge from the Lung q,
haria1 four severe Needing .pels ,citain
t,oO reek., and frn three insid< o nine
days. In the Sptember following, 1 i'm
proved sufficiently 10 be able 70 BE- stout,
though in . very feeble state. Ny Brou-
chial trouble remained and the Cstarh
was tenfoId worse than before. Every
effort for reliet proved fruiiless. sesm-
ed 70 he losing GROUND daily. / cen
.lnucd in this feeble state, raising blood
almost daily until about the frst Ot
March, '73. when ] became 20 bad - 70
be entirely confined 70 the
house A friead suggested your
remedies. Bet was extremely skspti-
cal thai they would do me good, as !
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FOREIGN.
French AmlrR.

FFoucu AuhVFS,
PARIS January 1.-THE Republican
Francaise organ Of Gsmbette regards the
proclamation of President McMahon's
as the confirmation of the republi.
can institutions. The Council General
of the department of the Seine has nom.
mated for the Senate Victor Hugo,
Louis Bland, Floqnit Freycinct and
Tolsin. NJ. Leonsav has instructed his
subordinates IN the Finance Department
not to connect themselves with election
agitation but 10 vote according to their
convictions butnot participate in any
manifestions either before or after the
lections.
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the lights of the strange vessel sunk low
er and lower, until they reached the
waters edge, then the hull, masts and all
sunk out Of sight; the cries Of the drown
ing men could be distinctly heard, and
they gave directions IS they Aoated for .
moment as to the course to take to fnd
them. No one, however, was rescued.
1t would seem the collision was not vic.
lent enough to disturb the passengers,
and they only knew Of it through the talk
of the crew,
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prosecutor or increase the number ot
prosecutors. After considerable discussion
Mr.. BERKSHIRE moved that the doors be
closed to enable the Senators to debate
on the matter. A vote was taken on
this motion by ayes and nays, and it was
lost; ayes 8, noes IA. The original ques.
ton was then voted on and rejected;
ayes 6, noes l6.
The trial of the case was then proceeded
with, and, after sew prehminaries, the
arst witness, Mr.. w, B. HEDRIcK, clerk
IN the Office of the Secretary of State,
was called. He was examined by Mr.
Coop, and did produce uponireq9est, the
oaths of office gwen by Mr.. BENNETT,
on. bis present. and former assumption.
of his position. These Mr.. &ooe offered
in evidence, Mr.. MORROW giving notice
that the defence intended to argue that
the oath of Office for 1871 was irrelevant,
but reserving the objection until the final
argument Of the case.
The next witness called was Mr.. I. b.
DoBBIN, of this city, by occupation a
book-keeper, who was examined by MIR.
STUART. He testified, in effect, that he
was connected with the Auditors Office
from September, 1866, TO March 4th, 1872,
and was afterwards connected with the
Merchants Bank of Charleston. While
in the latter position the bank was In an
embarrassed condition, and he cal ed
upon Treasurer BURDETT to know it it
could secure certain State deposits. BE re-
piled it might be done if the bank would
make it an object to him. lie did not
know of any bonus, however, beng paid.
He simply reported the Treasurer's reply
to the board of directors, but before any
action was taken he left his position.
Being cross examined by Mr.. ARNETT
he said that. .thelTreasurer did not deposit
money himself as Treasurer, but he (wit-
ness) approached him as member ofthe
Board of Public Works, who had a vote
in deciding where deposits should be
made.
The next witness called was Mr.. y. b.
CABELL, who was examined by Mr..
Goop. He stated in substance, that he
was President of the bank aforesaid, and
that he did pay to Treasurer BURDETT
one thousand dollars, provided be would
keep with him an average deposit of
$4,000 State funds. That mis- bank was
legal State depository, and had been SO
for number of years. The question
Was asked, what rate of interest his bank
paid. This was objected to, and after d
considerable discussion was overruled.
He then stated that his bank paid the
State three per cent interest on deposits
in accordance with its bond, Pending
the examination of this witness
the Court OF Impeachment adjourned un-
til this morning at 10 o'clock.
The above is synopsis of the proceed
ings of what was actually the first day of
the trial of these Interesting cases. If
these proceedings can be taken as pre-.
cedent, the cases against the two officials
will not be decided till after long and
tedious trial. OF course, their progress
will be watched with intense interest.
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE GER
eral markets were quiet, but fancy tsss'-
meres, prints and cotton hosiery were
more active. Cotton goods OF the beat
makes arc firmly held by agents. PRINT
ed shrtings, coatings and cambrics are
in moderate demand. Ginghams are be-
ginning to move. Foreign goods arc
dull.
The Bulletin says that Warham Girls
void. ol the dry goods firm Of Griswold,
Whitman & Loeb, died suddenly last
night.
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An ArmistjSuBetw cen Church and
state IN Germany.

LONDON, January I4-A berIln
special SAYS it would seem that An armis-
tic has certainly been agreed upon be-
tween the State and Church. A Roman
correspondent of Ger'ra"ie (she Ultra
montane organ) states that undoubtedly =
Bismarck is seeking q modus r.rendi with
the Vatican LKdid q seml-ofticiai
Roman newspaper) says the Vatican has
charged certain German prelates 10 re-
mort the conditions under which Prussian
Bishops shall be allowed to submit 70
the Fslk law.
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virsini. and the Centennial.

RICHMOND, January 1.-THE House
OF Delegates by a vote of5S to 56 refused
to reconsider the vote rejecting the pro.
position to order to Q third reading, the
bill appropriatlng $4,000 for expenses
incidental to the Centennial Exhibition.