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Registration

The office of Registration was
opened III ThibodauN last Mon
day with ii Republican Supervisor
and ito clerks of the same poiltl-
cal persuasion, despite the ASST
rance of their managers here that
one of the latter would be a cons
servative thus at the very outs
set OF The campaign cause OF
complaint is afforded to the
whites, for We had certainly ex>
pected that one of the clerks would
be chosen from the conservative
ranks. We do not wish TO make
dismal predictions, or to bring
premature charges against these
officials. but we do desire TO i'm
press upon the white voters OF the
Parish the necessity of vigilance
over their interests, and activity
in seeing that every one qualified
to cast a ballot is registered. We
believe that the vital Importance
of active ~exertion i'll this cam
paign is realized by our citizens,
but should there be any who ex-
hibit Indifference or apathy it Is
the sacred duty of every fliend
or neighbor to do all i'll his power
to combat and overcome the Girls
minal lethaigy which would
prompt a voter in this emergency
to neglect his duty, and torego
the opportunity to record his plo
test against Oru oppressors. There
can be no doubt that every posi-
BILE advantage will be turned to
account by the Radicals in this
campaign, and we must be on
the alest to discover and defeat
them as far as possible.
The supervisor has it in his
power to delay and in a grea,
measure to prevent a full registra
ton by locating his office during
his tour III the country at remote
Or incouvenient places ; he has
expressed his desire to have
full aud fai1 registration, and his
:, choice of points to open his book;
i'll the country will prove whethe
. he is sincere in this matter o
not ; if he is, well and good ; i
not, it will at least be a comfor
to those defraudsd of a chanc
I to vote to know who is response
BILE for it.
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DEAD.
MARY Lowe DICKINSON.

buried a sorrow out of sight
1t is dead. | said, it is dead !
| shrouded it well in mantle of white,
| made it grave when the star shone bright,
l pressed the sod till it covered 1t quite,
Aud said it is verify dead!
My sorrow is dead, l said.
I answered the questions in human eyes:
My sorrow is dead, l said.
l calmed my weeping-lchained my sighs-
My days ran laughter and low replies;
l gave back smiling for dumb surprise,
And said, it is verify dead
The sorrow is dead, l said.
I said it so often the wild waves heard;
1t is dead, it is dead, they said !
The murmuring pines i'll the south wind
The rush of water the sOngOfbird, Istirred,
All echoed together the low word,
1t is said, they said. it is dead !
The sorrow is verify dead.
The growing grasses the grave revealed,
The sorrow is dead, l said F.!
Nodeep scar show'd where a hurt had healed;
But d record was written,a book was sealed,
Anda work was wrought in the worlds wide
While everande verI said field
The sorrow is verify dead
1t Ia we'll for the world and the worlds works
Itis dead, it is dead, | said. tsake
Bnt oh! for my heart, if it once could wake
Its pitiful bondage of silence break.
And lind 4 voice for its dumb ache,
Nay, nay, it is dead, l said,
1t is dead. it is verify dead!
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Our Jacksonville Letter!
JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA,
August Goth, 1876.

JEFFERsoNVILLE, INDIANA, !
August goth, 1876.
Editor T%hibodaux Sentinel:
Politics are warming UP lively
in Indiana.
The De nocrats are jubilant and
claim that they will certainly
carry the State in October, and
elect Williams for Governor by
more than 10000 majority. =.
Numerous changes are beiHs
made here favorable to the Demo
cracy, none the other way. 4 :
Nearly the entire German vote
in this place has come over.
In conversation with members
Of the Republican party l find
that they are respondent and dc
not express such sanguine hopes
as their opponents do.
Standing bets are offered on the
election of Williams for Governor
whicn ind no takers.
Democrats here say that the
removal OF Ortiz and the substitu>
ton OF Harrison as the Radica,
candidate for Governor will result
III a benefit to us, wnilst the
greenback, Coper>ticket will dc
FULLY as much, if not more. good
to the Democrats than to the Res
puhlicans.
Everything looks favorable and
| nope that our people viii see te
1t that no effort is left untried &c
give Nichols Il large majority III
November, and aid IN the success
of Tilden and Hendricks. G,
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tant adieus were spoken, and last
whispered exchanged.
Owing to the early departure
for other scenes of some OF the A.
b. G. members, the race here DIES
cribed will PROBABLY close the re
gatta sor the Summer, 70 be res
uewed with zest and enthusiasm
another season. In that hope we
tender them our cordial thanks
for the pleasure afforded during
the present. EsperanSa IN Futors
SPECTATOR.
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Proceedings Of the District
Convention.

nURSUANT TO THE CALL OF THE
President, the District Convention OF the
9Th Senatorial and 18th Judicial District
reassembled in ThibOdaux OH the 3lst Az
gust, lS76-the same having adjourned sub
iect to call-for the purpose OF completing
its labors by nominating u District Attorn
new in order to fill the vacancy caused Dy
the declination of Mr.. I. l.. Winder, the
nominee OF the Convention for that position
at its session of the 18th OF August.
The letter of declination of MIR. Wlnder
was read and Oh motion accepted.
A new committee on credentials was then
appointed and their report, On motion, adop
ted.
The following letter from Mr.. H. H. Car
yer was then read
"NAPoLEoNvILLE, Aug. 2Sth, 1876.
"Hon. Amedee Tete, President OF District
Convention.
.Dear Sir Il have already, as you per-
ceive, announced myself us an lndependant
Candidate tor District Attorney OF the 18th
judicial District You are aware that l
have already served the State Ill that capaci
ty and | know of no act OF NINE that Was
unsatisfactory to the people. You know the
| further fact that l have served my Parish
i'll the Council and i'll the field, and have
| sacrificed time and money Ill the interest OF
| the Conservative Party. That l have Il large
l tbil III buA hiAS A 'A'N
VEINS course the Creole blood and nothing
but Southern blood for centuries back.
Il will give the further assurance to the
| Convention that if nominated no opposition
will be offered By the Republican Party
Under these circumstances my nomination
cannot but be successful Ii apon the
grounds OF expediency. ut least, l ask the
support of the Convention.
yours very truly. HIRAM CARVER
Nominations were declared in order.
Mr.. v. L. Winder nominated J. II. Ilsley
of T]errebonne. seconded by Mr.. r. Rogers
MIR. +. w. Pike nominated II. Ii. Carver, 0
Assumption, seconded by Mr. j. ). Goode
pn the first ballot Mr.. Ilsley received 9.
votes Mr.. Carver 81. MIR. nslcy was dc
clared nominated.
On motion, it was resOlued that this Con
vention select u Central Executive Distric
Committee. having the same powers IN,
functions in the District over tho Senatorial
and District nominations o.: the S:h Scna
torial and l5tl judicial Districts aus til,
several Parish Executive Committees eXcl
else in their respective Parishes. The INC
ton being adopted, and it beng further re
solved that the said Committee consist u
one delegate and enc alternate from eacI
Parish composing said District, the foliowin,
nominations were made and uhanim0usl.
confirmed by the Contention, 10 wit:
For Assumption Delegate, +. Anled@
Tete ; Alternate, Dir K. Ii. Beaslry Fo
I.aiuurche Delegate. II. y. Coul,n; .ite
nate, L. A. O'Su!:i"an; For Trrrcponnc
Delegate, John Il. Winder Alternate, Au
bin Bourg.
The Convention then adjourned suhjec
to the call Of the President.
+. AMEDEE TETE. presidcn
d. $. CAGE, Secretary.
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prospects Of their candidate who
is undoubtedly the choice of the
majority, menaced aud imperil!ed
by a power whose slow growth
they have watched and feared
without the Nerve to boldly ops
pose or titIingly denounce lest
they should be accused of undue
friendship for the 'rcbel South"
Every honest man who views the
present condition OF affairs from
a higher plane than that of the
mere partisan, whether he be a
citizen OF Maine or Florida, asks
himself where this thing is to end;
if troops can be sent into MiSsi>>
sippi aud Louisiana with the def>
mite purpose of influencing the
election Ill 1876, why may they
not be used for the same end in
Massachusetts or Connecticut in
1880 If soldiers can, with impu>
nifty, take from the Legislative
halls Of a sovereign State duly
elected members OF her Legisla>
ture, what law or sentiment for>
bids a De Trobriand to extend his
operations, and expel members
from the Electoral College at the
point of the bayonet ? We believe
that such reflections as these have
forced themselves on the minds of
such a number of citizens, that
all the desperate expedients of an
unScrupulous minority will be
powerleSs to shake the verdict of
guilty, pronounced by the people
at the polls in November against
Grantism. Suppose, however, that
the contest should be SO close that
the result in the four Southern
! States threatened by the army
would turn the scale no one
!, doubts that if a fair and free elec~
!. ton is held, all of them will go
Democratic, for if left to them>
selves large numbers of negroes
would vote with us. or even with
5 out them we could carry the
States. If, by a~rcesting Demo.
. Gratis OIL the eve Of the election, by
coercing the negroes who desire
+ to act with the whites into voting
the radical ticket, by unfair count
f of the returns, these States were
t made to go Republican, the ques
ton is, would the Northern Demo
Gratis quietly submit to that hard
est Of all tyranny to bear-tyran'
ny masked and perpetrated unde
the name of Laws If not. it vii
be only by a hard struggle tina
q the honesty of the nation Cal
crush the hydra>headed monste
: their craven Indifference has al
o lowed to grow to such proportion
!. in their midst if SO, then TIL
n sooner We acknowledge Replbli
can Government to be d tallur
"a the better; let us make Gran
Dictator, sue to the griul tyrall
Il fo1 mercy and favor, aud III neaIl
-. the words Of an inspired orato
,e who little dreamed bow Signltican
q his powerful expression would b.
- "Strike from our flag the galax
- OF stars which represents til
:. States, but leave behind til
il stripes, fit emblem of their degr;
j.. dation."
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There has been considerable
rain in this neighborhood lately,
but not enough to inJure any
crop, all Of which are fine !; a
good deal of the rice is ready 70,
cutting, and on all hands it is con
coded that the crop is above the
average. Corn is mostly fully ma
tured and the work Of gathering
it is going on. Game is growing
wells and on the whole we believe
that planter are more nearly sat
istied than for a long time before.
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OEtICE OF RE.GlSIRA-1
TON. COUkT HOUSE, THIBODAUx,
LAFOURCHE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
AUGUST 18th, 1876
TT1HE VOTERS of the Parish of Lafuur-
i che are hereby notified that the Books
Of Registration for said Parish will be
opened at tine several times and places as
below mentioned, for the purpose of adding
70 Rcgistry-upon personal application
the names of every legal voter. not regis
tered in 1874, and for the crasure from, the
books of that year of the names of all per
sons who have died, or may lave bcen dis
qualified since then by law from casting
their ballots at the approaching election.
New certificates will be issued to those
who nave mislaid or DESTROYED their old
ones bearing date of 1874.
At Court House, Thibodaux,-Aueust
2sth to Saturday, September 9Th. 1876.
| AT l.. CheraInie's-Tuesday and Wednes
day, September 18th aud 18th
Clark Heads Place-tbursday ard Fri
day. September l4th and 18th.
Ions Lerllle s-5aturday. Sept'ber 10Th
Lockport,-Monday aud Tuesday, Septer
Der 18th and 18th.
Fachcrie Settlement,-W ednesday anc
Thursday. September Goth and 2Ist.
Augustin Cunio's Store. left tank-Friday
and Saturday, September end and BIRD :
WM. Biboiet's Store-Monday and Tues
day, September 25th and 10Th.
Lemuel Thiboiaux Store, left bank
wednesday and Thursday, September 9TH
and 18th.
Court House, Thibodaux-Friday, ana
Saturday, September 29tl and Both.
Johnson's Place, Chackbay. Grand Dayo,
Bridge--Monday and Tuesday, October ..
and Bird.
Abel Lassrigne's StOre-Wednesday an,
Thursday, October 18th and 5th.
Hllaire Clements Store-Friday and Sat
urday. October 9th and 9TH.
Court House, Thibodaux-Monday, DC
tooef 9th 20 fl,al close of Registration, Fri
day, October 2oth, inclusive.
Office hours, from 7 O'Clock A. NJ. to
o'clock 7. NJ, aud from . O'Clock p. NJ. to
o'clock T. ~, Sundays excepted.
A. PANALLE,
Supervisor of Registration
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NOTlrE.

'TNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
4 to the corner OF st. Philip and Market
streets. next door to the Post Office, wi,erd
ne will keep an assortment If Charter OAK
and other cooks stoves. fire CRATES, cUokind
utensils. Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts. Charcoal, rIvets OF aFl siz-s and kiude|
and will be prepared tn de- any species oil
Tin, Zinc. light iron and cc1,per work.
Also in assortment of wagon hubs, feiloeu
spokes ect.
Jan. LIST. s. r. GRISAN0RE
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70 the People of the 18th Judicial District :
am a candidate tor reelection as Jutge
of this District.
Conscious of an nnswerving attempt to
administer tho Office in the past with fair
ness aud impartiality, shall submit the
future to you, without seeking the n"nlina,
zion eitherqf political party OF personal
~coterie.
TAYLOR BEATTIE,
.ThibOdaux, Juue 23rd. 1876.
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BANNER cash receipts from LIST
day OF June to date s1O.12a.
Not enough, by a third, to pay
the freight biz! on our printing "a
per for the same length of time.
Notwithstanding, we intend to
run a Democratic paper yet u lit.
tie iOnger-grease or no grease.
,Rah for Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform Who's afraid of credi>
tors and sheriffs p Rossier Ban.
ner, August II.
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NY. Bernard RoSsignol, an
old and well-knOwn merchant of
Lafourche, died last Saturday at
the residence of Mr.. Pierre Medus
about five miles above town.
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We see 10y the New Orleans
papers that Mr.. James Pogue,
who was very recently in this vi
entity selling mules, was killed in
that city on the Goth inst by fall
ling from a balcony.
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Gen. Nicholas left New Orleans
Tuesday evening to visit the
northern part of the State . he
goes first To Monroe where a roar
ing meeting will be held today
Afterward he will visit tie neigh
boring parishes.
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NOTICE,

All persons having claims against tho
succession of Edward NJ. Villiers are reo'1as
ted to present the same for recognition and
those who are indebted to that estate will
please settle with MICHEL BOWLING
Curator, No. IS Poydras St., New Orleans
or J.S; GOODE, Atty Of Estate, Thibo.
uouA, Lid. Caap-
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Border Life, Present and
Past.

The terrible fate of Custer and
his gallant three hundred adds
another tragic chapter to the
great book OF Border events,
whose beginning dates from the
earliest settlements Of our cOun
try, whose end will be only when
the Indians as a race shall have
become extinct.
The horrors of the Modoc cams
paign are yet fresh in our memo
ries. The historic Lava Beds, ln>
dian cunning battling the skill cf
our soldiery for SO long a time,
savage malignity and treachery
eliminating i'll the Death of the
brave Candy and others whose
mission was honorable treaty and
| peact-all these are still remem-
Dered with Il shudder. Their par
aIIels in device and atlocity are
Gully found in the deeds that com
pose the history OF the Dark and
Bloody Ground" Or among those
which mark the bloody tracks OF
the treacherouS Min goes, deScen~
ding from their Great Lake fast
nesses upon the unSuSpecling
tribes aud settlements Of the Sus-
quehanna and Allegheny.
50 with this heart rending story
Of Custer and his men, which has
been sprung upon the country so
suddenly, and which is being read
amid tears of sorrow and calls tor
vengeance, from one end of. the
land to the other. Some may find
its parallel in the history of Leo>
midas aud his three hundred ;
some may seek for like sacrifices
amid the annals Of the Scottish
Chiefs or Polish Patriots. But it
is only when we turn to the thrill
ling chapters of our old Border
history that We read and re-read,
in intensified form, the bloody
story of Rose Bud and Big Horn
Rivers. Custer and his three hun
dred, ambushed by willy foe and
melting awayin death before odds
rendered douhly and terribly for
midable by bewildering shrieks
and stealthy mode OF fighting, res
call with vivid effect the tragedy
of Braddock's Field. whose details
are SO graphically and fully nara
ted in that wonderful book, "Ou1
Wester Border One Hundred
Years Ago."*
Or if other parallels be sought
they abound in the same brilliant
stirring AMI faithful volume /; fol
Custer and Big Horn, Candy ant
the Lava Beds, ModOc and Sioux
are but repetitions, now tainte,
now f~iercer, Of Dalzell and Bloody
Run, Crawford aud Battle Is
land. Harmer and the Miam
: Towns.
; The new story, whether Of vic
. tory or defeat, massacre OF escap,
! cunning Or adventure, treachery
or dash, hardship or retreat, il
but an epitome of the old filled
with its quaint and primitive POI
traltures, halOed about by thrilling
traditions, and sanctified to u;
by the facts that our fathers were
a part of it and these our dwell
ling>places were scenes in thu
: midst of it.
OUR WESTERN BORDER 100 Year
Ago. A new and rare Historical volume q
BORDER Life, Struggle and Adventure" b
EnAkLEs McKStGnT, Esq',. 500 page:
f.rice S3. 90. Published BY j. G. Nc
CUkD Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Cincif
| matt, o. Chicago. ILL.,. and st Louis, No.. an
: soid by Agents. For terms and Illustrate
8 Circular address the Publishers.
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The Henry Tete made her re
guIar trip into the Bayou last
Tuesday though her officers
thought the previous one would
be the last ; it is probable that
she will continue to make regular
trips as long AZ the stage of wa
ter will permit.
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Mr.. George w. Westbrook
al old citizen of Thbodaux died
suddenly of pleusiry last Wel>
nesday evening. His funeral took
place at st. Joints Cemetery, and
was attended by the Firemen, dc
ceased being a member of FIR.
Co. No. l.
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For the Legislature.

Octave Harang ESQ, will he n candidate
for the Legislature subject to the decision
ofthe people ut tho preliminary election
Sept 9th 1876.
am a candidate for the Legislature. sub
ieet to the decision If the people at the
preliminary election Sept. 9. 1870
: EDW ARD MEEGEL.
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We regret that a pressure of
other matter crowded the cOmmu-
nication of ."Hillah" out of our
columns this week. 1t will appear
in on next issue.
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-Horatio Seymour was nomi
mated by the Democratic State
Convention of New York unani-
mously for Governor on the Both
inst.
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For Recorder.

l hereby announce myself AZ a candidate
for the office Of Parish Recorder, subject to
The decision Of the people at the prelimins
r. EMILE T.. LEBLANC
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D..

In Ihibodaux, la, on Saturday, Auons,
10Th, 1870, NARY KlDGEWAY. wife ot Im"
Booth. at the age of &c years, 10 months :
days. A'hs I
New Orleans and England papers please
rive miles above Thibodaux, on Satur.
tay. August 18th, 1876, BERNAPn pt,unI
GNOL, aged 50 years. 'i
IN t~tioacalx. on Wednesday. Auovst an
1910, u W. WESTBROOK, aged 5sve.rs
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Mrs. Mary Booth, nee Ridge
way, wife of John Booth, died on
the 10Th inst. at the age of G6
years.
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IL. n.
AttOrney.nl-Law.
6et~cem Main d Thiboduur Streets.
IWIBODA UX, II.
VIII practice in the Parishes Of IASsa
he Assumption and Terrebonne. ISL


as hAed bv ordinance No. s., adopted q
4th. 1872.
ISL ward to commence at the upper y
oe Inc rarlsh, right bank, to the upper U
VI tne corporation of T~hibodaux, incladi1
az pr,iees and back settlements.
~ ward to commence at the uppsf !
Va me corporation of ThibOdaux to Lar
cue Tossing, including back settlements
., ward to commence ut the upper y
OF the Parish on the left ~descendinn bsnk)
6ayon Latourche to the Lafourchs Rsilrs1
erossing, including all back .ettlemeptss
feh Ward to commence at Lafoess,
crossing, on both sides of Bayou LsSo4
one, down to the upper limits of Lockpoa
including Coteau Folse and Vacher;s u
OH Ward to commence at tie upperft 81
us OF Lockport on both sides Of Bayou =
ionrehe down to the sen shore.