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The Court Housa has

The Court House has presen
yea an animated appearance this
week, a number OF lawyers being
attendance this term, and the
crowd OF overlookers being large.
II would be difficult to saw what
attracts the average spectator.
OUT they put in an appearance
JUST the same, and listen with AS
apparent interest to the ar.
OF an abstract point OF
as to the evidence in a sensa
tl0n case,
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Editorial Notes.

The Committee in New Orleans
are anearthing some,q queer secrets
OF the Customhouse one witness
testlfest that brother Casey offered
hlm his protection against revenue
officers, for ohe-third interest in
ms dIstlllery I; of course Syeher
figures III the shady transactions
OF the ring ; he has the knaek of
getting himself involved in every
affair demanding investigation.
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Exit Blaine.

For some time past Mr.. Blaine.
owing to active e1ertions on his
own part and that Of his friends.
has loomed up as The probable
nominee of the Republican party
at Cincinnati in fact, Mr.. Blaine
has seemed determined to spare
no efforts and leave no stone d
turned to reach the White House,
the goal of his ambition 4; an &C
tive, INSCRIPTIONS politician, he
looked only to the end, and was
10y no means nice as to the means
employed to achieve that end :
previous to the assembly of the
present Congress he was a conser
vative Republican, but lately con-
ceiving it best to foment discord.
he suddenly changed front, and
soon became conspicuous as the
most persistent shaker of the
Bloody Shirt and the most viru
lieut. detamer of the South. #
seemed probable for a time that
success would crown his under
taking, but Nemesis has at length
overtaken him in the shape OF
one MIR. Mulligan. While Speaker
Of the House, Nh. Blaine was SUP.
posed to have improved the oppor
tunity Of putting the influence of
his position where it would do
most good. and public attention
was especially occupied iu the
effort of discovering how he be-
came possessed of $4,000 dollars
worth Of certain railroad bonds
when the books Of the company
contained no evidence that he
had subscribed that or any other
amount. In explaining the matter
Mr.. B!aine mOralized not wisely
but two well ; in fact, he showed
the Wickedness Of concealment SO
conclusively that the conscience
OF one of the parties connected
with the job smote him, and he
determined to throw off the mask
of silence and tell all he knew +:
Investigation followed Mr.. Multi
gan was a witness, and held Ger.
tain letters from Mr.. Blaine which
he intended to submit to the com
mittee he failed to do 50 and
gave rs his reason that Mr.. Blaine
had visited him the night before,
lmplored him not to testify, and
Oh his refusal to accede to his
wishes, had asked to look at the
etters, and when they were given
% him had refused to give them
back ; MI. Blaine admitted the
act, and said that the letters
we're private and he feared they
would be published the chair.
nan asked if he would show them
o the committee as there was no
ear they would publish them ;
hen MI. Blaine, the man who ,
spires to be President of the
Jhlted States, resorted to the
OF a criminal at the bar of /
lstlce and replied that he would
AXE advice of his counsel on the I
.uestiOn. .
Ihls Is tantamount to a confes +,
ION OF guilt, and Mr.. Blaine is t
dded to the long list of those {
mo realize that though "The .
Hills of the gods grind slowly, {
hey grind exceedingly small"
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BY reference to the card of
Bush u Levert, it will be seen
that MI. Il. G.. Bush has been adj
anitted to Il partnership in the,
drm. We wish him all the success
he merits in his chosen career.
and are conscious that we could
not wish him a larger measure.
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hIouSiy auOpteu:
HALL OF PROTECTOR FIRE 10. No.
The thanks of the Company are due and
are hereby rendered to all whOassisted ia in
any manner or form on the occasion of the
las1 annual parade of the Fire Department
VI lnipodaux. However,, it is meet that wa
sn0nid single out for especial mention those
nopie and generous friends who gave ma
s~lostahtla and tangible assistance on that
most heartfelt thanks to '"'
.1rs. ~: Gautreaux, Misses L. Leblanc
and Zulma Aycock for the tasteful mannar
with which they decorated orr engine and
hose-carriage; A
10 Mrs. Pierre Lagarde, Misses D. G. and
NJ. Lagarde for their untirino efforts in ho
halt OF the ladies of Thibodaux in secur;nr
us a magnificent banner of crimson s;Ik
10 Miss d. Lagarde for the elo0uent and
aDie manner in which she made the nresen.
tatlon address, and for the kindly sent;.
ments therein expressed, which are fully |
reciprOcated by us S
10 Mrs. K. II. Allen for a splendid span If
horses for our engine;
10 Mrs. John Williams and Mrs G.. e. |
"IiIlams Tor the use of their CARRIAGES
10 Mr.. Il. L. Pugh for his pony:
10 Major G. Lagarde and G.. Azem, for
~
70 Messrs. Frank Hoffman, and r. Rur.
ton for appreciated favors and
70 MIR; James A. Frost for refreshments
and lunch;
Finally, to the citizens of T~h;bodaux and
Vlclnlty IN general for their sentiments Of
goodwill and friendship so generously ex.
tended to us in the past.
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The train Centennial, of
coursel which essayed the run
from New York to San Francisco
In 50 hours made the distance in
a little over 81 hours, starting on
the LIST of June; there was no
particular necessity for going 50
last, but the originators of the
IDEA, Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer.
are threatrical managers and thus
advertise by a new version OF
"AcrOsS the Continent"
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We take pleasure in recon.
mending to our people the Thiho
danx Foundry, which, under the
able management Of Messrs Keete
q BOdley, is prepared to do all
work in it's line. It is the duty of
our planters to encourage home
enterprise aud industry.
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"A too implicit confidence j.

"A too implicit confidence il
Old Probabilities aud appearances
led us into a misstatement of the
weather last week. Thursday night
a very heavy rain fell, delaying
important work, and us most Of
the plantations in this vicinity had
closed their bitches against back
water, draining machines we're in
requisition to throw out the rain
water this week the weather has
been cool and clear, and planters
are strlvlHg to make up for the
enforced delay of last week.
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The Dramatic Club deserve
announcement for fitting up a
good hall for the use of the pub.
lie when meetings or entertain
ments of any kind are desired.
The public sheuld encourage the
members and give them a .foll
house Oh Wednesday night.
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We cannot refrain from cal

We cannot refrain from call.
ing the attention of our readers to
chat sterling New York paper.
the San. This Journal has made it
self conspicuous as the untiring
and fearless foe of corruption and
oppression wherever existing, and
il, in the fullest and hest sense of
the word, independent.
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On the first page will I've found
q notice Of the Centennial History
OF the United States, a work of
exceeding interest gotten up in a
style almost incredible for the
price. We can safely recommend
At to all desiring a succinct and
graphic history of our country.
ana willing to make a little allow
ance for views differing FROM their
own about the war.
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.Mr 10 MaUor

Mr.. E. Mayer, the popular
and energetic representative of
the firms Of Moses Lobe g. Co.
wholesale Clothlers, and Mayer
" SIlbernagel dealers in cigars,
tobacco, pipes etc, was IN town
this week ; we commend these
firms to our merchants and citi.
zens, confident that they will
derive satisfaction from dealings
with them.
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-Retribution has begun to
overtake Gen. Sherman, for his
excuses in Georgia. AT the Cen.
tennlal opening he was compelled
TO SIT in the front row and listen
70 the cantata of Sidney Lanier ;
said to have looked like he
felt that though his guilt was
his punishment was heavy.
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BAR MEETING We are reques
tel to announce that a meeting
OF the Bar OF this District Is cali
ell for Saturday17 inst. at Thibo
daux, for the purpose of sugges-
ting candidates for the Offices of
District Judge and District Attor
ney.
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-Remember that next We,

Remember that next Wed
nesday june IA the Dramatic
Club will give a pleasing cutter
talnment, composed of a medly
OF amusements, songs, readings,
speeches &c, composing a great
er variety OF entertainment than
the Club has ever given at one
time.
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when a detective warned
visitors to the Centennial to be
careful OF their valuables, in the
hearing of Gov. Kellogg and staff,
each member of that gallant body
looked indignantly at him as #
to demand what the devil he
great meant by his impudence.
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The grand jury returned not
Il true bill in the case of o. Gal
Jour charged with the killing of
a negro near Lockport, the act
being in self defence.
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We hear that a negro by the
name of Calvin Morris, living on
MIR. McColIam's plantation on Ra
you Black was shot this week.
but were unable to learn particu-
lars.
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The Times and Picayune are
In a nice middle ; an attache of
the latter accused through it's
columns Mr.. Stoutmeyer Of the
ltmes OF Matchmaking the latter
fetoIted that it was lie, and sued
the Hcuyune for $4,000 damages:
Mr. Walpole Of the .Picayune re-
on the Times and enters
suit against it for $50, 900 for call
ing him a d'sreputable newspaper
hummer. A very pretty row.
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We are not "officiaL," but for
the benefit OF such of our readers
as are interested, We publish O II
the first page the Sheriff's sales.
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Our town was graced By the
presence of those potent, grave
and reverend legislators, Hons.
+. S. Goode, E. S. Mcclellan, and
Il. b. Beasley, this week.
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Try j. ID. Machadots Superior Ginger

Prof. Wingard of New Or.
leans claimed. to have discovered
a "nameless force" by means of
when vessels could be destroyed
at the distance Of miles ; the FIRST
experiment OH All old hulk at the
lake failed, aud Winga.d was
promptly made the butt of the
papers with one exception, and of
the town with very few excpp-
tons. The second experiment was
a complete success, and now the
papers and public, are torn be-
tween the fear of offending a sue.
cessfnl man, and of loosing the
opportunity to jeer at all unsuc-
.cesSful one.
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THE SIN publishes a story
that Grant was killed eight years
ago accidentally and to Isl his
military record in favor of the
Republican party, his death was
concealed and a man by the name
OF Flower substituted for him on
account of his wonderful personal
resemblance to him. This is a first
rate hint for De Witt or Beadle.
and we expect soon to see a dime
novel with the postentous title.
transformed from a Plover to
d President"
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LA.
SATURDAY, JUNE, 10th 1876.
Town and Parishes.

Our editor being absent. our
''devip who is no pgoof-reader)
begs excnse for the errors in this
weeks issue.
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Notice.

A IL persons holding claims against the
"A of f.. Loisean, are hereby notified
70 present the same, and all those indebted
70 said estste are notified to come and settle
the same with the undersigned within ten
lays from the publication hereof.
June Sth, 1876. c. ARENA.
Test EXT
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored!

""'''ooo : nun IVSa, nov heSsVT6ui
Nnssxwu just published, a new edition Of
lENSEs - } 4 CulverWelI's Cele-
aSExaasSsYg DRAFTED Essay ON the radical
cure without medicine) of SpER-
MAToRRHd.A or Seminal Weakness. Involun-
tary Seminal Losses, I~MPoTENCY, Mental
and Physical I~ncapacity, lmpediments to
Marriage, etc !; also, CONSUMPTION. EpILEp.
sY and FITS, induced by selfindulgence or
sexual extravaganza, &c.
EyHPrce, in u sealed envelope, on]y ak
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates. from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self al may be radically
cured without the dangerous use OF internal
medicine or the application of the knife ::
pointing out a mode of Guile at once simple.
certain, and e~ffectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his cOndi-
tion may be. may cure himself cheaply, pri-
vately, and radically.
q" This Lecture should be in the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, OF receipt of six cents
or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
F. BRUGMAN & SON.
III Ann ST., n. ", P. BOX. A5Sa
15bpl-ly
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| Adams II Mrs Lall;trd C.
Achee Alice NJ Larparterre John
Belcher jeff Levy & Enst.r
Blair Jack g. Aron Lester FL
Braud Aux Mois & Block
6on9reaux Ozeme Morale Perrique
Boudreaux LIZ McGue John
Boudreaux j Nine Nesnith q T.
Braud I Olson s
Brown Neville Oliver .Jos
Dracton BellOn J l. G
Da'afd IL Part Etienne
rank Pitre John
Chauvin ia Peter F
Chafles NJ Robertson Spencer
Chlasson + Robertson Y. Miss
Champagne o Robine Alexrs
Lay Jules Reynolds Victoria
Ducios A Robinson V
Dohhy Louis Ricar Celestine
Diges WIN Roubine A
Dickson Carrie Richard Al|ain
Decher AE Stephens Elizabeth
Deages + Simms Moses
Drew Belle K Smith Martha
El1ert Singer Frank
ErDens Jas Scott Joseph
fernandez NJ 8 Sparks Amanda.
FRANK JAS Falmere Jos
Ferare Jean Thicker Fanpv
Farrell James Thavar A u
GuillOtte j Nine Tauz;n Icon
Hehtz " TrOsclair G
Hebert w Varnvosh Chr;stu.s
Hollcroft E.A VergesJ. = NJ
Hebert G VicEna;r Erras+
johnson Geo Williams V;rn;r;.
Johnson Goodlow Washington Hamp
Johnson v Woods Louise
joseph jules Wilmington NJ X
Zeringue Louis
G..
Postmaster.
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- We notice the arrival of quite
a large herd OF Texas beeves in
town this week,
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Attention IS directed to the
notice of the administrator of the
estate of E. Loiseau.
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Try I'D. MachadO's Superior Ginger
Ale"
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The bayou is steadily falling
at the rate of two to three inches
in twenty four hours.
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Card Ofthanks.

At a regular meeting held by
Protector Fire Go. No. 2 the follow
ing card of thanks was unan:.
mous!y adopted:
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List of Letters

remaining i'll the Post Office at Thibodaux
and unclaimed June LIST, 1876
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F. BRUGMAN&

III Ann ST., n. ", P. O..Box. 45S6
15apl-ly
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j. A. TRONE.
Market Street. tLacapere's B~uildinpsl
THIBODAUy,
CLASSICAL and Religious Books, Station
Sery, BLANK Books. Music Paper, Articles
Of Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph Gallery,
up Stairs]
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Louis Bush
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O." HUNDRED!
The ThibOdaux Sentinel
AND louisville
weekly COurier-.D Ournal
One year for $500. Two papers for ,;,t,s
more than the price of one. ~
send us $4.O) and receive vour home ma.
per with the ~COURIER..InTTk.
NAl4, the best, w~ittiest, brighteat and
aoiest City Weekly in the country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-04-08
Philadelphia Letter.

PHIIA., Pa. April 6, 1875.
DEAR ADvoCATR,-Visi 70 the Centennial
who expect to see all the sights in n sing,e day,
had better commence at once and practice
walking long distances I understand that the
avenues and passage ways of the main building
alone are little over 81 miles in length.
$1,000 was paid for an Introduction to Belknap
L hereby give notice that should any of youi
readers desire an introduction TO "Marcutio II
he is ready to receive them ut 300 each. MY
figures are reasonable and are made to suit the
hard times, a liberal discount when a dozen or
so are introduced Mt time.
A wag issued cards Of Invitation to the dedi
cation Of the Japanese building, at the Centen
NAL grounds on Saturday, lst inst. About tel
thousand persons went ont to witness the cere
monies and were fooled for their pains.
Many of the good folks from mp the road
have been in our city to witness Julius CBsar,
which has been produced IN splendid style al
our Academy Of Music.
lust met Ex-Governor Curtin, and 1t Ia plair
to see, that age is telling on Andrew @.
Jupiter P,uvius has given us any quantity o
his favorte BEVERAGE az for 1t has been ram
ram, and again rain again.
Business seems to be shade better.
Adieu until next week, says MARCuTIo.
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Parryville Letter.

Parryvlle Pa, A pril O, 1875.
EDITOR ADVOCATE i-Our school examination
took place last week and closed with public
entertainment, consisting of declamations.
readings. compositions and music, There was
a laree attendance and the pa 'hcipants acquit-
ted themselves with great credit The follow.
ing are the topics, in classes;
SENIOR CLAss-Essays, importance Of educa-
tion, Miss Maggie Pmfer measels, Miss Mag.
gle Rinker the panic, Miss Sallie A. Hess
the centennial, MISS Mary smith my sCaool
experience Miss Ella Ph'ter.
INTERMEDIATES CLAss-COnpOaitiOns Ruth by
Mary kapp COW md hOr-e. Gmma Gaimer
n century ago, Arih II Iiowlandj Daniel. Ber.
tna PhIfer; Moses, Lille RapU Readings
freedoms call, Chas. RHdd 70 some old friends
dot leetie lambs, Pats letter and the black
horse and his rider by Mr.. j. T.. Rowland ; the
Gu few by Miss Nora SMITH
Ihe readings by Chas. RaddelB and NOra
SIN tn were Xcelent, and If we are just,tle IN
measuring the effect Of the exercises taken
thrOu- h ,ut bv tne applause given ald the
luug tier provoked we may safely SCI down the
whU,e affir as a Elun success some good
music was also had from Mr.. b. 4. ana Mics b
COnnor, Miss Nj. j. aud Ella PhlIer and SaliiC
Hess. under the dlI eCtion of Mr !. y. Rowland
We understand the entertainment is to be re-
peated with change of prOgra ume, on Satin day
ev ening next. should it come on, as DO uoubi
1t will Ou will be furnished with few notes
from yOur CORRESPONDENT.
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-Rv the monthly renort of the pn

by the monthly report of the pub
lie debt for March we learn that the
debt was decreased during the month
f4,240, ,966 o. The total principal Of
the debt now outstanding is SO, 1893, ,216,-
749 AZ. on which there is due and un-
paid of interest S26. ASS, 10 a. giving
total Of principal and interest of SO,
224, ,671 800 Al. There was at the same
time cash in the Treasury OF coin ,s73.-
T58, ,T04 42 Of currency S5 1856, ,626 II,
exclusive Of s8s, 280, 900 of special de-
posits for redemrtion of certificates,
making the total of cash in the Treasury
Sl13, 952 420 SO, reducing the total
debt, less cash in the Treasury April 1,
1875, TO So. 110, ,719. 489 SO. Debt less
amount in Treasury 1st of March. 1915
S1,114 800, 808 30. showing decrease
during the past month of 81. 240 966 90.
Decrease Of the debt since June 80, 1875
S14 900, ,296 A. Bonds issued to Pa
ific Railroad companies, interest pay
able in lawful money. principal out
atandinq, SB4, ,699.b19 interest ACQUIRED
and not vet paid, 1859 852 SO Interest
paid by United States. $50, 141 .5l3 06
Interest repaid by transportation o.
mails. etc. SO, 1910 80 ; balance O
interest paid by United States, se9, 800,
roo.
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Says the N. Y. Sun "The Demo-
Gratis are doing all they can to destroy
the Republican candidates for Presi
dent, and the Republicans are diligent.
ly engaged in trying to destroy the
Democrati, candidates, and both are
having extraordinary success. 1t IS
hiph time for both parties TO he looking
around for new men, If they hope to
have them in readiness for Cincinnati
md st. Louis in June. IF we have a
DIoeENEs among us, the people. ire :
spective of party, had better elect him
a delegate at large. to each Of the ma
tionai conventions. and be sure that he
takes his lantern along with him, for
the chances are that he will need 1t very
muPh"