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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-01-22

WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market st
between St. Philip and St. Louis Streets.
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rTVHIBODAUX, P. A., Girl Engineer.
L. jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street.
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rNHIBopAUX, THEOPHILE, Toum
1 ('omssqble, assessor, Collector and
nharfmgfr Office Green Street between
Market and Leves.
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II A. O'SULLIyAN,

0e ATTORNFY-AT-LAW,
Green St., between Main & Thibodaux Sts.,
THIBODAUX, Ina,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ cnr,de, Il. X, Foreign and Domestic
treet, between st. Louis and ST. Phii;n
Streeta. N w. AiAp
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
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OSULLlVAN, E. a. Attorney at La,c.
~ ~ Green street, between Main and
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OSChWALD, J. G.. .ShoemaAser. Main
- street between St Louis and Green
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VNINDER, THOMAS, District 4ttor-
w ,ey. = Office, Market Street, be-
tween Maropge and Patriot Streets.
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T>ABOR II. W.. Family and Planta-
Hon Groccvies. Green Street between
Lcvee and Market Streets.
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vI,HIBODAUX SENTINEL. job Office,
corner Market and Patriot Streets.
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SABOuRIN. c., Smrgcon Dentist. Office;
~ Jackson Street. between Ttibodaux
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xxyEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confec-
w tioaisry and Soda Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Streefs.
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TIyHIBODAUX FIRE NO. l. Engine
/ Room at 1o,ra Hall, Levee St. Reg
ular parades on second Sunday of each
month. Regular Meetings on Monday af.
ter the second Monday of every month.
Officers IS. T. Grisamore, Pres. s.dent,
f. Z. Leblanc, Vice President, P. Irone,
Secretary, M. I. Higginhotham,.A Assistant
Secretary, II. w. Tabor, Foreman; n.
Champagne, 4 ssistant Foreman, o. knO-
bloch, Hose Director, r. Continent Assis-
tant Hose Dir tor, P. A.DeManade Engine
Director, A. Weisenthaner, Assistant Eli
CINE Director, o. Malbrou, Tyler, Jos. I.
Thibodeaux Treasurer.
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'NETRIiAT. H., Carriage Maker an
Horse Shoeing, corner Levee and Z
triot Streets.
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GT. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rcv. C. I'd.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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)ERRlN, A. J. foreign and domestic
1 goods, Hats, shoes and groceries, cor.
ner Main and StPhilip streets
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At two o'clock P. N. We closed the Polls,
counted the votes and found the following
result:
For Repeal Ordinance No. 70, relative to
buildings, sc TWELVE
Against Repeal Ordinance No 10, relative to
buildings. &c FIfTEEN
(Signedl j. BADEAUX,
(Signedl E. MARONGE,
(signed; ?. E. LORIO, Mayor.
On motion duly seconded it was resolved
that the Tableaux OF Assessment Of 1875 be
accepted as presented at the last meeting of
this board. Adopted.
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pHlLlPPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
L Levee and MarOnge Streets,
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XyERGES. ]. NJ. T. Co. Barber, Main
Y Steet. between St. Lonis and Green
street
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UCOIN. P. A., Family and Pionta-
|A ton Groceries, Main street, between
ocus and st. Philip streets.
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NERRIER, T., GMnsnuth, Main ST., be
Y tween ST. Louis and Green Streets
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WEBRE l.. A., Sheriff, Office at Court
w House.
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SOCIETE DE BIENFAISANCE EFT
OD'assistance Mqtuelle de Thibodaf,x.
Les seapce reguliere de cette societ6
ont lieu 10 premier jeudi de chaque mois
heures du soir du Ter octobpe au Icr
avril, ct 4 heures du ler avril au Ter oc-
tobre.
Oficiers II. Dansereau, President
P. A. Aucoin, Vice President F. Samoan.
Secretaire H. II. Mich.let, Assistant Sc.
crttaire L. Loiseau. Tr6sorier Thfophi-
ie 1hibodaux. Coilecteur Alccste Bour-
grois, PORTER.
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T0HIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
i C. NJ. Menard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts Of the town of Thibo-
daux.
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/ A ZEMA, c., Coffee House Keeper, Main
"A st., between jackson and St. Philip
reefs.
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ERANK!IN FOUsE-B.F HOLDEN,
4 PROPRIETOR, corner St-Louis and Mat
ket ats. -
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SfKANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
- BEkIi, Proprietor, corner 1hibo-
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FLEETWOOD. ]. r.. Phgsiciaa.-rf-
1 fee Market Street, between st. Louis
and Green Streets.
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/ |CRISAMORE, 3. T.. Agent North AYe
Il ~ rrd life Insurance Co. Corner Mar
! ket and st. Philip, streets.
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VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
i ISOLATION, OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting on the first "Wednesday
of each month, ut Z o'clock, ut the office
Of 1s. Judge Lori9. Cor; Greer Green sed y:L ieyee
W. Knobloch, Vice President. MT. Hig-
ginbotliam, secretary. C. Azspa, Treasn-
rer, j. Hay. Censor,
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THIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
i Organised September TIN, 1874. Off
GERS w H. Ragap Chief Engineer, p.
=. torio, lst Assistant A. B; Ragan, Ind
anoon anp belessee Sesassas of ths
Thibodaux Fire Co. No l. j. Lagarde, and
s. T. DeMenade Dolegate of the Home
Hook e. Ladder Co. No.
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|LRANKLlN, H., Acting Clerk of The
I District Cc,ot.-otfico Court House.
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VOL. XII.

/ A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
"A Fancy Articles &c., corner Market
fand st. Louis streets,
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4 LIAM, L. s. e. LEBLANC, E f.
n Notaries public. Office Green Street,
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|GElON LEWIS. AHqraey aud CaunSei
IN hrqt Lsw. Office, over j. H. Fleet
ToOd Drug store, Market Street.
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6LNDkE, JOS, Groceries, .Wincs
"a Liquors, corner Green and Main
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THESE MRS. 8. MiAina,y and Fancy
IL Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis and
| Main Streets.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
A Day Of Thanksgiving.
Proclamation By the President The
SUth November Appointed.

The following proclamation has
been issued by Pre- silent Grant !:
From year to year We have been
accustomed 10 pause IN oar daily
pursuits, and set time apart To
offer our thanks to tile Almighty
God FIR the special blessings He
has v,nlch -afed to us, with oar
prayers for u coatlnuance thereof.
We have 1T this ,Iine eqlal reason
10 be thankful for ms continued
protection, and for the many ina
teri..l blessings his bounty has be-
stowed. La addition to these fl
vnrs accorded n, as ind yiduals,
We have especial occasion tn ex-
p,ess our hearty thank, to Al
mighty God that by HIS provi-
dence aud guidance our govern
n-nt. established century ago,
HIS i,een enabled to f.,l,ill the pnr-
pose Of its founders la offering AN
asyl.in to the people Of every race,
securing civil and religious liberty
to all within It's t,Dr,iers, AMI neie-
my ont to every in,iivi,lus,l alike,
Justice aud equ .hty before the
law. Ii in, moreover, especially
our ,luty to Offer our hlmble pray.
ers to the Fati.er Of all iuercles
for a continuance Of HIS divine
favor to us rs nation and at in
dividuals.
u, ieason OF all these consider
tons, J., Ulysses s. Grant, Presi-
dent of the United ST ties, do ie-
commend to the people If the
United States to devote the thir-
tie,h day Of November next to the
expressions of their thanks and
pra, ers TO Almighty God, and lay.
ing aside their daily avocations
and all secular occupations, aud
assemble in their Respective places
of worship and observe such day
~ day of thank sgivlng aud rest.
In witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand aud caused the
seal of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the City of Washington
this twenty sixth day on Octuber,
III the year of orr Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy
SIX, ami of the ihdepehdence OF
the United States Of America the
one hundred and first.
Z. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FIsH,
Secretary Of State
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
The Election in Grant.

Although The Supervisor Of Reg
istratIon was not here with ms
books Oh Tuesday last TO hold TIE
election, the U. 5. Supervisors
held IT, and "a more peace'ple, fam
Oh square election was never held
at any place. Every one, black
aud white. turned out to deposit
their ballots. There was DO holse
or confusion, but everything went
on peaceably and quietly. 4 short
time since Supervisor Wari wrote
from New Orlea MS TO W. Z. Guynes,
Clerk Of Registration Of this par
ish. in which letter he stated tina.
"Gpyernor kellogg deemed 1t I'M
possible and prejniicial to life Ia
hold an election 10 and for til.
parish of Grant" We cltin thai
4
there is not better behaved class
of citizens in any parish III tine
State than those vi Grant. We
can boast tuat for more imam five
months we have not had a prisoner
III our Jail, except one, Ii colUred
man, who was N few day.
for trivial of,tnse; and it is man.
q day since Il bad crI.ne WAS com
mitted within orr boundaries; anu
the good behavior of our citizel.:
at tie election on Tuesday las,
refutes the assertion of Gov, rhur
kellogg and Supervisor Ward
IL is the b., lief of our people tina,
tnIs matter was prerdedi;a,ed, aDu
that this is oni, soire more vi tn.
corruption of our State Govern
ment oozing out The people OF
Grant want their election To- b,
recognized, and If it rs lot it WI.
be PLAINLY seen that the people o.
Louisiana do not enjoy the rights %,
citizens, as guarantee To them b.
the Federal and State Constiiu
lions.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
River News.

Shreveport Telegram, 81, ]
Since our last weekly reno.
weather has been as yar;s,,'
tickle as April-one dsy al
and raining-next day briol, !
beautiful as springtime. d.,
the week we have had three y
rainfall, according to the Oh
tons of Sergeant j. Z. Cam,
of the I. 5. Sig nal Service !,
station.
The river has been fuc,u,.
tco, as w II as The pca,h.,
one time dnring the Pas, WI
Mas down to onl, four fest
two riches above low water ),
of -. hut took II little 4.
ran np to fo.r feet and nile ;l,I
at winch pom: it now siauds
At one time, ON account a
low stage of waier, freight
ssnce.i to cr'i-tni-a- hsif \,
and cotton t. 81 80 per bale.
this rise brings freigl,ts bsei
card rates. and cotton 10 81 80,
bale.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

The ldea "a reno.iu5 the SlouA
to the Indian Territory may Lo
lie SO bad after aii. After The ex
ecution OF Captain JACK ami se,-
eral other .Mvdoc ciIieis, iue ;riUe
TO the number u Gle Lunured all.
tifty-tlree, were raiAU'ed ~ IL he
seryalloa IN Che indian ierritorJ,
and IN three yeArs GioJ-esSaS hase
died
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
After Supervisor Ward,

After Supervisor Ward
here he sent back parish VAN
10 pay several persons he wa
iehte,l To. Some of the IA
receiving them are net ssnd
with that sort of pay, as tbey
pected currency. Bat that i,
the worst feature of the lnkits
the Parish Treasurer willno, ~
nize them, and we have Y
some neiuiiers Of the Pslics I
say that they would vote aen
tie payment of those van
until registration is pm
closed, and not till then. Asl
Is impossible, at present We dpl
know what the holders u y
warrants are gong to do v
them.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Tildto Has RsosiYed 203 Fec
toral Votes.
HIS ELECTION LLII AIN BE
YOND A DOUBT.
Gen. NlCuOAL4o UJUu VOTES
AHEAD, 81 FAR.

just as We were going to press.
the steamer Bertha Diuuner pass
Ell up, anu ner captain Slated tina.
Lie learned, wniIe AT A,exanuII..
yesterday, That teIeyranls We're i.-
eelyed stating tdat 81 far as know
.IiIdeu had received zoo electuia.
votes, and Ger. Nichols leu
Packard by 600 votes.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

We kept Our paper back nnt.
noon to-day, expecting to recei,,
election returns from Montgomery,
which were To come to ,Lat tow
by telegraph. Failing to yeceiv,
them, we We're forced to go L.
press.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

ially Is he pleased with one of the
prizes for an excellent article OF
backing. The packages exhibited
are very snowy and attractive, ard
display excellent taste IN the PRINT
ing of fancy wrap ers and other
devices to gain the attention "f
speci ators. Bat The best Of it Is,
SAYS our fortunate friend, that none
of the packages had any backing
in them.
The proceedings Of the Ameri-
can Diiryman Association, which
has held its annual convention this
week in Judges Hall reveal some
astonishing results Of cow cnltnre
il. this conntrv. The milk yield of
several cows belonging tn members
IF the association WIS reported.
the quantity in several cases
amounting to over 10000 lbs. II
year, aud in that Of one shnr. horn,
with the mystic name of IS, bil. 1t
was asserted that she had yielded
over 1900 pounds, or about II
times her own weight of milk
within twelve months. Ate: ac-
conplis!,lns that fea, it would only
b. fair to send "Sybir on an Ed
ropean trip to recuperate.
The disposition to he made Of
the vast cullecti III of exhibits after
November 10 rs various. Over
one half If the whole has been OF
will be sold, iuos;ly to private iu-
,hyiduals and business hrms. -
Museums and educational lnstitu-
tl"rs have also been large pnr-
chasers. With regard to the IT.
mainder much Lbera,iry las been
SHOWN by foreign states liz regard
to their governmental displays
Siam has sent u large and very
curious collection Of chlrac. eristlc
products, but having got them here
too late for exhibition, coarteously
presents them to our own govern
ment Switzerland has presented
ner entire engineering and
part OF her public instruction
department.
Brazil will present most of her
governmental exhibit, wuirh in
about one-half OF her whole display
IT'D var,ous public institutions III
TIE United States, and the remand
er of it she will exchange for
Interesting scientific objects pecu-
lar to this country. intending To
add tneiu to the COLLECTION m the
National Museum of Brazii. -
France Will take back most of her
display, having sold little. The
same Is tue of Italy. Sweden
gives her entire agricultural aud
meteorological exhibits to the Smith
oman Institute ut Washington.
iiussia is already aboat half sold
out IL. spite OF the Ilct that her
exhibits are Of a. most costly c.iar-
.cttr. Cnina and Japan nave
ioue tremendous business. -
Latte Of their large $40 * Uf beau
t.fai, Bfoteaqie, patien'iy wrOnJu.'
and lnely flushed wares viii return
10 the howery Kingdom, beyond
the several antique cGriosiIies
which money calnut buy. Ger
uIany's wares have also found read
purchasers. The sales Of little
.nnkeis and relics III the Turkish,
dolly Lsud aud SWISS Bazaars
mounted up ~ large b cure, W ole
sn pioais VI little articles, useIai
aud useless, III metal, w0,j, Paper,
silk aud beads haNn. been pur-
chased at outrageous pieces, an,i
carried off as souvenirs u, the cur
lous multitude.
The exhibition of fireworks Oh
"Wednesday eyeihS, ON George
Hill I,e;,r the srrulu,la was nt,.. All
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

The young MAJ al tue G'ize;te
came ont pgain in his last issus
crying for "doclnen:s. Y IA
know very well what the document
Is that we referred to, and wheti
We quoted from it yon did not
relate what we sid. The docu-
m"nt in question is yOui letter
to us when you wanted to rent our
office to pablisn u Democratic
paper III st. Tammany parish, tu
advocate the cause o. i down
trotden people" etc. When next
we hear of yon. you are editing
Il Re- ublicln journal, and striv-
ing, To the best OF your poor abil-
ity, to tranpie more upon them.
It plainly shows that You care very
little for the welfare Of the people,
but that pay and position is all You
care abou,; and To secure these
you will sacrifice every manly
principle aud perform any dirty
work that may tnrn mp. Iou talk
also about u 'bone that Was given
Ia us 10y the Gazette" la this
assertion YOU are as truthful as
You generally are. You and your
Journal are tOn dependent" to
yivo up anything you could make
dollar by. Now, young, man,
You have our permission to growl
AS much AS you please We cab
Till our columns with matter that
vail be much more, interesting To
our readers than what we would
say To you; 80 We bill you IA fond
alden. 4
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
IF three States and was ornament

of three States and was ornament
Ell by formal, stately and lutense-
ly stupid Tournament of knights
which considered III the pelfmm m
auce Of hfieen full grown meu old
enough and BIZ enough to know
better, wno, gg.d up after all
obs ,leie fashion, rode around "a
cars lie trying to catch suspended
rings on stick. AS they passed,
exactly as may be seen an, pleasant
nuday at Central Park in New
York, where q circle of hobl,
norses run by m'lle power affords
boys and girls AL opportunity OF
enjoying tine essential. childish
pasiime. The paying attendance
on that dag was next 10 that "i4
Pennsylvania Day, numbering over
100, 900. RADix.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following is the return 70,
Grant parish, and the figures sivei
ARE Democratic majprlt.es. III,
election was carried on in liz,
most peaceable manner, aid bot,
parties are satisfied that the Tx
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11

One-hals If the Sewing Machina1
in the uaifei States ia the yea
were SINGERS.
All We rs4 is to test THE ~
before purchasing any other. ~
easy terms Liberal tliscouit iefd
Beware of imitation fingers "A
Fingers painted over to luok ~ !
and offered tor raj. H. The canv1e|
soine oi the other Sewing MachIn|
panies ;,s genuine Nea singer ~
THE SINGER MANUfACru|
COMPANY,
S. E. RUMBLE, General "a
No. 81 Canal Street
New Orlssak
Colfax, Nav. !. '7b-6m.