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Tn. Alabama Election.

MosrooMKKY, August Sin fourteen
counties, Hous,on's majorty Is N,lU.
The remaining twenty-iour counties 10
1874 gave him majority OF II ,Ooo, and
il is no, thought they will fall behind.
The chairman of the Democratic state
committee teIsgraphs 20 United States
Senator Raton, The negroes 10 large
Numbers voted with us.
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The Republican State Convention in
session nj Ian Francisco for the nomina-
,ion OF hsdeIta sslecsoS rnes here To-
dsy and renominated Horsee DAVIS, =
nr9min.nt tas.n ess nsu Of San Francis
co bsrCSbSfss2 HIP Page VA rsnom'
mated In the Second District
- Fsy - -rs.
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By their fruits ye shall know them.
The Republicans have had complete con-
troll for years of such States as Mississippi
and South Carolina. The Republican
party has first RECONSTRUCTED these
States TO suit itself, and then reconstructed
its own reconstruction. What is tho re.
suit by the showing of the Republican
politicians and the Republican press?
Almost every speech made by any
OF their public men, almost every
leader in their papers, has told the same
story for weeks past. The Republicans
insist that the South is gwen up to dis
order and anarchy, and that the killing
of negroes is an everyday matter, par
ticulsrly IN the States which are still alb.
solutely under Republican control.
Either the Republicans lie OF they tell
the truth Our own belief is that they
lie But if they tell the truth, with
what face can they ask the American
people 10 grant them new lease Of
power on the evidence furnished by
themselves, which shows them absolutely
unfit TO hold power.
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The st. Louis Republican says. ,'fhe
Republican press is monopolizing all the
indecencies of the canvass Well, lot 1t
hold ON to il. We don't want any in
ours.
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.H.r.,s- STANLEY Again Heard from.

NEw YORK, August 9.-Stasley, under
date of Lake Victoria Nyanza, July
o, 1875, furnishes this morning another
chapter of his experience in Atries ana
relates the story OF his fight with band
of s.vages, 10 which fourteen o: them
were killed and eight wounded.
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lT is evident that Governor TILDEN's
letter Of acceptance is exercising a
powerful influence throughout the
country.
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at'heelina &egister.
Gold closed yesterday at nla.

The ,rsather to-day ,0aH be partly
cIoudy, NTH easterly 10 .southerty '0tads,
,.;,,qg temperature, and local rains.
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olive within your income;' that's the
Reform motto.
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CHANDLER.

Don CARLOS goes around among the
boys. listens to the band and drinks
lager, but he isn't the same kind OF mud.
sill Pedro was,
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WEare reminded that the CINCINNATI
were made on Friday.
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Judge Debalt WAS nominated for re-.
election to Congress in the Tenth Mis-
'ouri District yesterday.
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READ TrLpEN's letter and then read
HAYES, and see the difference between q
statesman and political thingumbob.
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AN .QUTElT FREE,

w eooniy 70 tale ordss ana dsisSsr
Ess.. I sSs s:S .ss.. .:s
in every nslghborho6d tof the Ttght psr.
son Of either -, ycung % olds s6D1tss.
nsx iists, eiresiars, tss.:. sss.' es@et<;.
Addrs. Il. .. HALL : 66.. q. aevaId
b.. Baltimore, Nd. ocx
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.CIKCINHArI. August 2. - Cotton
In fair demand at ll3c. Flour-Stesdy
and firm. Whe~t-fn good demand: {:
white 81 eS6,l Is. Corn--Highsr At ~
@5Oc. Osts-t'irm q. S0(G42c. Rye
Quiet but arm At 67G5sc cash; co.
seller August. Barley-Quiet but arm
at 7O67sc. Pork-Dull At Sls O0(G
l9 25.ir i.ard--Inactive and lower;
steam, eurent makes llic; kettle steady
st l2J(Gl3c. Bulk Meats Unsettled
and lower; shoulders sold At 2 sc delivered; (;
closing 72c bid; 7lc asked; bulk, clear
rib 93c bid; sic asked; clear lOc. Bacon
inactive At Sl@ssal0!@l0sll(N
ll!c, Whisky-ln g"'l demand al
full prcesl st 81 10. Gutter Easier
but not quotably lower.
Hoes-Demsnd isir and market firm;
common to good light ST. 0O(G6 20; fair
to good hight 81 4o@6 ~; do heavy
So 6096 S5.
CHICAGO, August 9.-Csttle-Receipts
5000 head; shipments lao hssd to-day.
BUYERS holding of and few sales.
Receipts l2,O 900 head; shipments
1900 head; market opened dull and
Closed active at a reduction Of l3(Gl6c;
common 10 fair Sc 1906 SO, good To
choice 81 4O(S6 bbi extra fh'ladelph's
81 60. -.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; IN is'r d',
mand, irm ana higher; SAFES " - @o'"'
D w.
TOLEDO, o. August 9.--f"lr-Qu'e''
Wheat--Dull; No. white WAossh,
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The President has nominated Henry
w. Hanss appraiser Of merchandise at
LOUISVILLE Ky.
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country.
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HOTELS.

Additional Markets on Fourth Psgs.
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issT!s :-EEaE
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T~HIBODAUX..L LA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1876.
A Pitiful Attempt.

The late opposition on the part
of some prominent republicans to
giving Mr.. Davis the full benefit
of the amnesty laws re, calls Il
spirit of petty vindictiyeaess
which is ALMOST uncomfortable.
Here was an opportunity fol
the party to relieve by one mag
unanimous act the dark record Of
malice and spite it has made, and
pne would think they would have
gladly improved the occasion. On
the contrary, Blaine, the leader OF
the republicans ,snatches from the
hand of the trusty standard bear.
er, Morton, the bloody shirt, and
enters the lists as the champion
Of baked, but implacable Malig
nifty.
He does not seem to recognize
the fact that every snch act is
!tconfirmation strong as Holy
Writ" of the justice of the South
ern cause in Clle late strife.
Ifafter the lapse of eleven years
Mr. Davis is not worthy to receive
the benefit Of deed which would
have fifty crowned the series OF
amnesties, and gone upon record
for than it is worth as a spectacle
of magnanimlty, the question
why he was not punished long
ago suggests itself ; the answer
is obvious to the world. He was
guilty Of nothing but a want of
physical force to make "a just
position good. Such sentiments as
those expressed by Mr.. Blaine,
who is, or believes himself to be,
representing a large element OF
the North, show the merciless
course the dominant party would
have pursued, had they been able
to find anything in the Constitu
ton to warrant it. Meanwhile we
advise MI. Blaine to drop the role
Of Bloody SHIRT shaker. He has
not malice enough to fill it proper
~. Morton has made the charac
ter and his mantle can not yet
fall on shoulders worthy to sue.
ceed him. With his fell mind and
tainted body (query did the
mind infect the body, or vice YER
"a y he stands the incarnation of
vindiotive brutality, and, we
trust, viii, like other scum brought
to the surface during the boiling
of the political caldron. pass
away and leave no trace behind.
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A preparation so widely and favo:ably
known as Halls Vegetable %siciliau Hair Re
newer, needs few words of praise from us
This compound has won its way to the
highest favor in the public mind and mul
titudes, who have vainl , used other RENE
dies for the reservation of the hair, have. or
trying the Sicilian Remover, been made
glad b Y the speedy restoration Of their grey
hair to its natural color, and the thin :oeks
thickened up, AS in the days of early youth
1t also prevents the hair falling out, makes
it soft aud glossy, and is altogether the
best preparation for its intended purposes
before the public Pittsbury Chrouick
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shOnll be passed through a fod
der cutter, and be mingled with
meal before it is fed, -. G. r."
writes on this subject
sit il well-known that feeding
horses on clover hay often makes
them cough. but the why and
wherefore may not be SO general
ly known.F From observation | have
become fully satisfied that the
manner of feeding hay to horses
is the cause. The usual custom is
to let them draw it through a
rack, thus stripping off the fine
dust which adheres to the stalk,
which being drawn into the lungs
in respiration. produces the cough.
The cue consists of removing the
cause,-that is. the racks-and
allowing the animals to take
their food in the natural way. I
have removed all of my racks,
and now feed my horses on the
barn floor, having q breastwork
sufficiently high for them to eat
over, In this way they can be fed
hay without raising a dust. They
get none under their feet and the
labor of cleaning out managers is
saved. Whatever is left is easily
pushed out with a rake into the
yard for the cattle. Since making
the improvement above mention
ed in my feeding apparatus, l
am not troubled with coughing
hOrses."-PfacticM Farmer.
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Regent advices seem to favor
the conclusion that the election of
Mr. Eustis to the United States
Senate will force that body to
some definite action in regard to
the admission Of a member from
Louisiana.
This is consoling at all events.
Fol- t0nr years a State has been
deprived Of ito proper number OF
representatives, on account OF cir
cumstances which should ne yer
have caused a complication.
Either Pinchback was entitled to
bis seat or he was not. A fair, zeal
Ons and impartial Investigation
of his claims would have laid bare
the whole question which has
sent this State, and afforded
ground ON the subject.
The shilly-shallying of the
Senate has been a. disgrace to
this country. Its sLuf1ing course
has shown that it lacked the
manliness to acknowledge the
right Oh the one hand, and the
courage to push oppression to it's
logical conclusion Oh the other.No
better choice for our side could
have been made then Mr.. Eustis.
whose character, capacity and
position leave nothing to be dc
sired.
Several republicans who voted
for lim virtually acknowledged
their error ip sending a man Of
Pinchhack's character as their
choice, and paid a deserved trib.
pte to the fair fame of Enstis. We
shall be much surprised it the op.
portunity thus afforded the Sen
ate OF laying at least one of the
iInportnnate ghosts of wrongs
done To- Louisiana is not improved.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE, J
STATE OF LOUISIANA. )
Nssc- Orleans, January II, 1876.

Nsc- Orleans, January II, 1876. J
T. L. Winder, ESQ.,, District Attorney
18th Judicial District :
Su-Your communication received
soliciting my opinion as 10 whether Wit
nesses are entitled to any compensation
for attendance and mileage, before Com
hitting Magistrates in criminal prosecu
tiOnS.
In reply, / would state that the law
provides especially, that witnesses are
entitled to compensation for every day
detained npon the trial of a cause i'll Grim
inal cases. They are not entitled to any
thing before a Committing Magistrate.
Being only a preliminary examination it
is not a trial and has none of the ingre-
dients or requisites of a trial.and the law
is silent aud makes no provision for their
compensation before Il Committing Mag
lstrate Eth6se examinations are for the
purposeof ferletting out crime, and those
who testify only do their duty as citizeus.
When cases come before Court and par
ties are tried. witnesses are entitled to
compensation because they may be de-
tanned several days during the trial.
Very Respectfully. your ob't servant,
A. P. FIELD, Atty General.
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THlBoDAUx, LA,
,Jaunary IL. 1875

At a regular session of Excel
sior Lodge No. 81 LOOT. of Lou
isiana held in its Hall, this even
iug,the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
IN NJ
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
dence to call to himself our brother HoNoRE
FAURE and,
WHEREAS, His loss is irreparahl. to So
ciety and to Order, and his death de-
prives Us of a member of irreproachable
conduct. honest, just. and capable. his
demise will be sen~ibly felt by ali tho men,
bers Of this Lodge and the Order
Resotred, That We offer to his family our
warmest svmpathies, and mingle our grief
With theirs;
Rssolced, That as an evidence of our res
poet for the memory of unr late Brother, the
Lodge be draped in black, and the members
he directed to wear the usual badge of
mourning for 30 days.
Res0iped, That these resolutions be pub
lislied Ill the THIBoDAUx SENTINEL. the
oldest newspaper in thu Parish. and that II
certificate copy Of the same be sent to the
family of the deceased.
A true copy from the minutes,
S. T.
Secretary.
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A Way to Prevent Coughing
in Horses.

The organization of many colts
and horses is SO delicate that
when they eat dusty hay, they
will cough to an alarming extent,
When such is the case. We have
often ohviated the difficulty by
sprinkling the hay with water, a
few hours prior to feeding it. The
dust on the hay will do the hor
SEES no harm if taken into the sto
mach without irritating the
threats Of the animals. Glover
hay, which is usually dusty.
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NOTICE..

T WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BID,
L der, ut the Conrt House in the town OF
T%hibodaux, on Saturday. January END,
1876, at ~ o'clock NJ, the lease OF the ferry
over bayou Lafourche at LOckport. accor.
ding to existing Ordinances. for the space
of eleven monts, beginning February LIST
and ending December 3lst 1876. Terms: one
fourth of the price Of adjudication cash, aud
the balance in tire equal instalments, Re-
presented by notes payable respectively ON
April 10th, July 18th, and October 10th, 1876
s. 7. GRISAMOkE, +
President Police Jury.
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SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Succession Of Joseph Walker amt Wife.

Will be offered for sale at Public Auction
81 Saturday, January the 22nd. 1876. on the
premises at about sixteen miles below the
town of Thibodaux, on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche, the following described
property tO-wit
A certain tract of land situated in said
Parish on the right bank Of Bayou Lafour-
che at about sixteen miles below the town
of Thibodaux, measuring two arpents more
Or less by forty arpents deep, bounded above
by land lately sold and transferred to Mrs.
Evaltine Faucheux, and below by land of
together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions: One-half cash and
for the balance of the price purchaser to
give his notes in coupons to suit vendors
secured by mortgage Oh the property and
payable Twelve months after date.
Act Of sale to be passed before a Notary
Public ut the costs of the Purchaser.
HEIRS OF JOSEPH WALKER
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"A toast Old bachelors /; like
sour cider, the older they grow the
more Grabbed they get, and when
they meet a little mother they
turn to vinegar at once.
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"A bevy of young men were
playing poker in Richmond, va.
One Of Them, on. ofluck, exclaim.
ed, {" wish an earthquake would
shake these cards pns."Whereup,onl
the earthquake came and rocked
the guilty crowd, though it in.
viewed the necessity of shaking
PIP the State. This is the origin Of
last weeks CONFUSION, on the
word aud honor of a Richmond
preacher.
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NOTICE.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
lSOfice, up to the first day of April, 1876,
for the ceiling and painting of the upper
rooms of the Court House in the Town of
Thibodaux. Bidders must specify kind Of
lumber and paints to be used. The work will
be paid cash. s. 7. GRISAMORE,
22jn-tolapl) Pres't Police jury
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
DOfice OF Parish Treasurer for the sale of
Parish Warrants told issue). ami all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase of said warrants
monthly, to the lowest bidder.
S. T. GRISAMORE,
22jan Pres't Police jury
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NOTICE..

HOLDERS OF BONDS AND COUPONS
l1of Interest issued by virtue of Ordi-
nance No. IA, approved September third
1866, IN liquidation of the Parish debt pre-
vious to said date, are hereby notified to
present. the same to the Parish Treasury
for paymeut o II Or before the 18th, of March
1876, otherwise they will be considered
null and void, and stricken from the Treas.
urer's Books.
ST. GRISAMORE,
Ign ,tomch,ll Pres't Police Jury.
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See Notices of the President
Of the Police Jury. Holders of
Parish Warrants, old issues, will
obtain information that may be
useful carpenters and painters
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VICK'S
FLOWER & VEGETABLE GARDEN

is the most beautiful work of. the kind in
the world. 1t contains nearly $50 pages,
hundreds Of fine illustrations, aud -Four
Ch'ono Plates of FIorcrs, beautifully
drawn and colOred from nature. Price IS
cts. III paper covers Is OTIS bound in ele-
giant cloth.
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NOTICE..

4 PLANTATION III the Parish of Lafour
n che for sale or rent. Well stocked. A
rare bargain.
Apply to T. l.. WINDER,
= Thibodaux,
or to T. H. e. j. NJ. ALLEN & CO,
222j-4t pp) 1872 Common st, New Orleans
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A u. BACHEMIN.
M Cotton and Sugar Factor,
General Commission Merchant
N
DEALER IN WESTERN PRODUCE.
No. 3d.. North Peters Street.....No. 81
Beth Bienville & Cont, NEW ORLEANS
AL Orders and ~COnsignments Promptly
attended to. tn020-ly
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Some people don't get enough
pf themselves living with them,
selves every day, SO tAey keep a
loqrnal.--Beecher. That's not so
bad az writing letters,
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NOTICE.

T1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il and known as foudreaux Il Delatte is
by mutual consent dissolved MIR. Pierre
j. Boudrealx will have charge OF the liqui-
datiOn of the Partnership.
p. j. B~OUDREAUX,
22Ijn-3t C. DELATTE.
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To Rice Planters,

THE undersigned proposes to lease out
l. 400 arpents fresh land, suitable for Rice
culture in lots of from 80 to 50 arpents,
--or.larger if required-at rate af One Fifth.
One mile above ThibOdaux.-Right Bank.
Jan. %. DAVID PUG
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VICK'S
FLOWER & VEGETABLE SEEDS

are the best the world produces. They are
planted by Il million people in America, and
the results is, beautiful Flowers and splen-
did Vegetables. A Price Catalogue sent free
to al who enclose the ~postage-a 2 cent
stamp.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUInE

This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal,
finely Illustrated, and containing an elegant
colored Frontispieee with the first number.
Price only Is cts. for the year. The first
number tor 1876 just issued. Address.
JAM ES WICK. Rochester. NY
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Honduras Seed Rice.

EnABBLS. HONDURAS SEED RICE,
Owarranted first year. For sale by
WILLIAMS & GAUDE.
"LafOurche Rice Mill"
LafOurche Crossing
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CA The Fine and 4
&SE@ ger Steamer
HENRY TETE,

j. +. Aucoin, n, u.
Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Non
M, and Friday, at 10 a. m.-kee
the Coast in daylight every Weal
Sunday. For freight or passaog
board or to
B. RIVET, . Cont Streer
Z. A. CHARLET. o Conn :
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j. FRO

.. A. T1KDNE,
Market Street. (Lacapere's Buildings,)
THIBODAUJ.
CLASSICAL and Religious Books, Station.
0ery. Blank Books, Music Paper, Articles
OF Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph Gallery,
tUp Stairs1
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Sweet meets-two fond lovers
in a first embrace.
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FOR SALE!
GREAT

For $500
14foot Sugar Mill Miles Make,
q Kettles,
I 40 Horsepower Engine,
Double-tiue Boiler.
Apply to o. DUPUY, on plantation, Race
land Station, Lafourche ; or to C. L. WAL
KER, No 81 camp Street, New Orleans.
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The fine and fsst &
tsaak ROBERT Yo!

U. D. Terrebonne, FRAN
Master.
\. Leaves New-Orleans every
Thursday, at ) 2, n. Retuz1
Thibodaux every Wednesday
day, at 6 A. NJ. Extending To-
trip as for L.pekport.
For freight or passage apply
to HITE g. CARLIN
ID. Is rs. TchoupitOuiaF
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