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Miners and Prospeetors

Need not carry their hard-earnings In tho
future a long distance and expend all
they have for the necessary tools
and supplies to continue work.
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Suffers Stores and Supplies.

Our Stocks will be selected with Special
view To local necessities and wants.
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THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ADVERTISING RATES:
Twelve lines In this type, one 50.
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FARMERS and NCHMES
In Central Southeastern Arizona and on
the Upper ella will In future
Discover II to be 20 their Advantage
To purchase In their own Vicinity and
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Droyers and stock Dealers

Need not make expensive trips 20 the
large centers OF business. when they
find our establishment filled with
articles adapted to their wants.
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ALES.
LIQUORS.
CIGARS.
FARMERS AND MINERS OUTFITS.
TOBACCOS Etc, Etc.
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Their Farming Tools and Utensils, their
household supplies and goods. and
everything needed about q ranch.
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'"Se + "0aSAe0, ~ Sealed ElretOpe. Price
sic cents.
mmunxuzz A Lecture on the Ma.
NKMMMsHEsREsaY8 tsls'e. Treatment. and
Radical cnre of Seminal Weak
" ness, or Spernatorrhna, induced
by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions. I'm.
potency, Nervous Debility, and Impedi-
ments to Marriage generally; Consumption.
Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and PHYSICAL In
capacity. &c.-By ROBERT j CULVER
WELL, M. D., author OF the Green Book"
&c.
The world renowned author, in this al.
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequences
of ~Self-Abuse may be effectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cOr'iials !: pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what hiscnndition
may be, may cure himself cheaplv. private
ly and radically.
% HI Lecture riN prore a boom to ho,.s
ands and M0nsands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope. to
any address. on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage sta mps.
Address
THE CULvERwEL1 MEDICAL
co,
Al Ann St, N. w., P. O..Box. Axsa
l5apl7 ely
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Ave, that is tho question. 1t is better to
culver from head to foo in the paroSysms
Of fever and ague, or to Danish the atroclous
febrile remedy, Hostetter's Bitters. There
cannot be much doubt as to the response
of the malaria stricken to his inquiry.
From every locality on this continent whose
inhabitants are tormented with the shiver
ing plague comes and increasing demand
for the only genuine preventive and eradi-
cant of malaria provided by science. me
denizens Of fever and ague districts we'll
know how utterly inadequate to do more
than give a brief respite are the so-calied
remedies of the faculty. Quinine, arsenic,
bismuth-what are these but poisonous pal
Natives, which cease aftera time to produce
any beneficial effect whatever, and if per-
sisted in wreak irreparhble mischief upon
the system? Everywhere they are being
abandoned by intelligent persons, and that
genuine vegetable specific for intermit'
tent and remittent disease. HOstetter's Bit
tiers, substituted in their place.
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Off to the Centennial.
BY G SlLAS.

The traveller who reads of the
wealth and magnifceDce Of the
State of Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and FAM
cies that those States are gardens
of Agricultural products. and ex-
pects to witness a beautiful aud
lovely section of Country in pass
sing through them, is doomed 10
a great disappointment. My route
from New York took me- through
New Haven, up the Connecticut
valley by way Of Worcester to
Boston, and Instead OF seeing a
land of flowers aud feds of was
wing green, only a view of hills
and rocks was exposed on either
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Communicated
How1ing Idiots.

After everything has been done
for the colorrd man and brother,
after the cOlored soldiers, who
comparatively contributed so
little towards the success OF the
Union arms have been paid $500
bounty, while the white soldiers
only received $780,, after SO ma
ny exceptional laws have been
passed in favor of Mr.. African,
after the larger portion of the
public Offices have been abandon
ed to Cutfee, the Republican par
ty, as far as its honest and intel
ligent portion, which is u%nfortuna
tly not very numerous i'll the
South is concerned has found out
it's mistake.
We find that the negroes now
in power, not only demand re
CARELESS of fitness, ALL the Off
ces they can get hold of, but,
that they Ostracise the white
Unionist, and particularly the
Union soldier. That ten years of
freedom have not taught them to
leave race questions aside, but
that the meanest niger suits
them better than the best white
man. That they persist in sending
to the Legislature, men who not
only don't know what laws ought
to 5e passed. but, who are pur
chasable at so much a head.
1t is therefore no more than
right and proper that the true
Republicans of the South should
try the experiment OF cOalescing
with the honest, intelligent prop
erty holding element in the South.
Let us put the Democratic par
ty, with Gen. Nichols, an good a
Republican as there ia in the
country at the head, in power,
let the people, Ly a majority OF
$4,000 protest against the pre-
sent infamous system of Govern
ment, and Louisiana will resume
her true position as one OF the
richest aud most prosperous in
the GALAXY of States.
The election of Packard and
his gang, would but pei peruate
the reign Of those whom We SO
Justly call Glowing Idiots"
REPUBLICAN.
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were very Ddu. Nc tucu St0tcu
that Panalle would give them no
and whether I would
not make him do so. l told him
Panalle would give our party no
favors. He said that was just
what he wanted to know, and
asked me repeatedly, whether
Panalle was not under the int1u.
ence of Capt. Michelet, or of the
Democratic party. l replied en-
phaticaily that Panalle was not
under the influence of any party,
and that if they expected to carry
the Parish that way, they would
have to get another Supervisor.
1 then went away, the cOnversa
ton certainly not occupying ~
minutes, convinced that Panalle
would be removed.
Now comes Mr.. Comeaux. back
ed by Mr.. Robert Taylor, whom
he says he hid in the back room
and both testify to the Republi>
can Sub Executive Committee
that Comeaux name me drunk
ann that l confessed to him thai
Panalle was managed by Capt
Michelet. Also comes William
Robinson ito whom [ have no
spoken a word regarding the ma
ter) and says l told him the saine
twice.
Now 1 am warned, that if | de
ny this tissue of lies, l cannot re
turn to Thibodaux without being
"buldozed."
l believe l will try the expert
ment.
The above is but a new proof O
the fact, that honest men are no
wanted in the so>called Republi'
can party in Louisiana.
Panalle will not periure him
self. aud therefore Is succeede'
by NJ. A. Ledet, who has publicl
stated, that he would declare tn
parish Republican any how, if h
was appointed Supervisor. l d
not believe he will go that far, bu
he will bear watching.
I, 1t is impossible that on a fai
/ vote the Democratic State an
Parish ticket should not have 70
, majority in Lafourche, therefore
, all we have 10 do il to watch on
: Every intelligent mau, VIII
votes anything else this tim
ought to be spotted, for he is
/, rascal.
+ This Panalle affair has been I
me the thousandth proof of til
, fact. that the bosses of the 81
called Republican Party in Lou
siana are vile scoundrels and the
. followers dupes and fools. I'll
+ last | pity, the first l shall fgl
I, to the bitter end.
! FRANCIS STERNBERG.
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Attention Attention !
10 tlae Voters Of the Parish Of
LafOurC2ae.

OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRAR
TION,COURT HOUSE, THIBODAUX,
LAtOuRCHE PARISH, LOUISIANA,
AUGUST 2SrH, 1876.
'INHE VOTERS of the Parish of Lafour.
J. che are hereby notified that the Books
OF registration for said Parish will 10
opened at the several times and places a.
below mentioned. for the purpose of adding
10 hegistry-upOn personal application
the names OF every legal voter, not regis
tered In 1874, and tor tie erasure FROM the
DOCKS OF that year Of the names of all per.
sons who have died, or may have been dis.
qualified since then by law from casting
thelf ballots at the approaching election.
view certihcates will be issued to those
ones bearing date of 1874.
At Court House, August
%oth TO saturday, September 9th, 1876.
Al Cheramie's-Tuesday and Wednes-
day. September i2th anG 18th.
Clark Heads Place-;hursday and Frs
DAY. September i4th and 18th.
Ions Lerille s-Saturday. sept'ber 9th.
ockport,-Monday and Tuesday, Septem
Der 18th ard 18th.
sachcrie Settlement W Wednesday and
thursday, September 10Th and list.
Angustin CuD;o' Store. left bank-Fridsy
ana SATURDAY, September End and 23fd
wa. biboiets Store-Monday and Tues
Jay September 18th and 9th.
Lemuei T~hih0daux Store, left banN
wednesday and Thursday, September mn
Court House, Thibodapx-Friday and
Saturday, September 18th and Goth.
Johnson's Place. Cbackbay. Grand Bayou
bridge-Aoud.y and Tuesday, October ID
Abel Lass.igne's store-wednesdav and
thursday, October Arb ard 9Th. /.
Eiiaife Clements S~tc-e-Friday and sat-
ur,ia.y. October hfG and nth.
Cont ifouse, MISUNDERSTANDING. De-
tober 3th e rrai clos" ct t,gt.sL. sr-
'suy. October 9th INTRUSIVE.
!'i1re %i,orts, ftom Z p.cio ! i A. %
o c,urk J.. n, tlai ttorn G.G'rlnti =. a.. 81
o clock Z. 81 :ain,i2S- t. cep,css
.. Is li4i.M
&r}'ai t7spi q q N-9a.
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Communicated.
NEW ORLEANS OCr. 9. 1876.

NC" oASAcA3>o oC1. D. 1CSOs
Editor Sentinel.-I think it
may prove interesting to yonr
readers, to know exactly, how
and why Supervisor Panalle was
removed.
When I was in Thibodaux
week before last | was at Cro>
sier's the last morning, when
Senator Gage stated, that he had
rec eived information ut the effect,
that Supervisor Panalle had left
his books for a whole night at
Capt. Michelet's. and that | in
confab with the Democratic Com
mittee had been tampering with
them during said night as / was
rat home that night at Z O'Clock,
and never left that night, that
part of the lie fell still born, but
as Mr.. Panalle was absent | cer>
tainly conld not tell about the
rest, though l objected what we
all know, that Panalle is as hou-
est as he day is long.
AT II o'clock on that day Il be,
%lieve). came to the house Of Mr.
}. j.. CoiueauX, Recorder by the
grace of the Metropolitan Police
and Republican candidate tor
said office, at his request, he
wishing to consult me. He took
me into his bedroom and asked
first my Opinon about the politi-
cal prospects. | tod him they
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FIREs-On last Sunday, at
about II O'Clock A. NJ, an alarm
Of fire was heard in Thibodaux.
The fire was in the residence of
Il. a. Frost, corner of st. Philip
and Short streets. The fire depart
ment was promptly on the ground,
but before they arrived the fire
had been extinsuished.
On Sunday night a cabin was
burned on II. II. Aliens Rienzi
plantation. Protector Fire Go. No.
2. took their Engine over the
Bayou to render any assistance
that might be required.
On Monday morning the resi-
dence OF DIR. Saba,ier Oh Busl,
Grove plantation was burned
down.
THE LATE ELECTIONS.-At
the elections held last Tuesday
the Democrats have carried In
diana hy FROM 1000 to 5000 ma
jority, and West Virginia by 10,
600 majority. The republicans
have carried Ohio by some 5000
majority.
The success OF the Democracy
in ln'liaua inSures the election OF
Tilden in November with as mnch
certainty as any thing can be pre-
dlca,ed upon any point in which
chance is involved.
Glorious Indiana and gallant
Thomas A. Hendricks!
The days of corruption, thieve
ry and rascality are drawing to a
Il close.
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WheeEWri0ht
and Carriage Shop.
ii. Tetreau, Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
l. general, that he is prepared to under.
take all kinds of work i'll his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
IN a full and varied supply of spokes and
ielioes OF first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment Of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Cotfins with glass;. imitation rose
wood. black walnut and ash.
"A choice and select stock If ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article OF luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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Proclamation.

whereas, the Act of Incorporation of the
Town OF Ihihodaux, as amended requires
Ina an erection for one Mayor and Six
Trustees should be held on the first IT,.
day after the first Monday, in Novembs,
1876. NoSemDef
Now, therefore, l. P. E. Lorio, Mavcr q,
the Town Of ThibOdaux, by virtue Of the
power in me vested by the Act of Incorno.
ration of the Town ofThibofaux. do hereby
order that an election be held according ~
law IN the Town Hall, on Tuesday. the 7tb
day OF November next, 1876, for the mr.
pose Of e%lecting one Mayor and ak Trustees
for the Tow Of Thib"daux.
A.. lone and signed in the Mayors Office Of
October, 1876. ""J VI
p. K. LORIO,
Mayor
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Special Notice.

hlI persons are hereby cautioned not IN
deliver any money, or sell auv ,nerclanS;s 70
OF any description. to any persona usta.s"
sver on my account, without nv written nv
ger; as neither debts of them eontrsc,;rm
VIII not be paid by the Undersigned ma
therefore, as / will not be responsibls for
Aaiourehs Par, Sept. 18th, 1876.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
OFFICE Coz MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
THIBODAUX, La.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA 1876.
Editorial Items.

During the present week
Messrs j. Verges the well known
Barber OF Main Street and f. San
Samoan proprietor of the SENTl-
MEL have returned from Il visit
to their natal land. France, both
improved in health and appear
ance.
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CoMMuTATIoN-Gov. Kellogg
has committed the sentence of
death imposed upon Mr.. Tliberge
by the jury at the last session of
the District Court of the Parish
of LaiOurcbe to six months impri>
sonment in the Parish Jail from
the date OF the sentence. His pun
ishment will end on the 18th Of
December next. The clemency of
the governor is the result of a Pc
lition very numerously signed by
the citizens of this Parish .among
whose names, it Our information
is correct were found those of the
District Judge, Prosecuting At,
torney and several Of the Jurors
who sat upon his trial.
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-C~--N"s~e Fl. Solomon
T~ERREBONNE Il sAL,OMOU
Communion Merchant.
FOR THP SALE Or
Country Products.

u, SUCH As
oI FrnnS' irish Potatoes, Hides
Cotton. TaIf@as' Sugar.
Beans. p;;s"' Eggs
TX nice Etc
between Cont and Bienviljei
Liberal advances made "a co11:an.
h'yS IS Iyl '1'sns
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An enthusiastic Mass Nee

-An enthusiastic Mass Meets
ing Was held ut Cranes Forge in
Assumption, Oh last Saturday. A
large attei,uance was on hand,
who We're addressed hy Capt.
Jones, Ut DonaldsonvllIe, an tx.
U. S. Officer, whose speeci, is res
ported to have been one OF great
e,oqtencc aud power. A cOIurod
speaker from New Orleans, and
Col. Bush, also spoke at length.
followed by short addresses iron
MessrS. Moore, Guion and Howell
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The Democratic Central Club

The Democratic Central Club
of Latourche held their regular
meeting Oh last Saturday night in
Waveriey Hall, ID. Moore, Vice
President presiding.
The room was well filed with
voters, both, white and colored.
Col. w. ID. Burton and Major
S. I. Grsamore, were the speak
ers of the evening, and received
the attention and applause of the
audience during their addresses.
The Club meets to night, when
it is understood that Mr.. ID. X.
Newell, will be one If the orators,
Let the Hall be filed.
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HONORE TETREAU.
Carpenter and Machinist.

Informs the public that those desiring bis
services may find him at his brothers shop.
d. Iesfeaa' A~nioodaux, La. (l6sep
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District II icket
Parish Ticket.

For the Legislature
JOHN S. BiLLlU,
OCTAVE HARANG.
For Parish Judge
ARTHUR f.. KNOBLOCH.
For Clerk of Court
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
For Recorder
EMILE E. LEBLANC.
For Sheriff
a. WEBRE.
For Coroner
JOHN G.. Raglan.
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-Messrs. Poindexter, formerly
Senator from this District, and
Davis Of New Orleans, address
ed Mass meetings, at Raceland on
Monday and Wednesday nights,
aud at Lockpolt on Tuesday eve
Mug. They both have the reputa
ton OF being good orators, and
are doing good service in the
cause Of the Democratic party.
Being colored men and former
ly Republicans, they eau address
thei1 own race with much effect.
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BY reference to an advertise
ment in this day paper, it will
he seen that MIR. James Nj. Put
nam, Advertisers himsels as a
General Commission Merchant,
New Orleans, and as Mr.. Put
nam attends to his sales and
all business personally and does
only Il cash business, planters
and others who may intrust bust
ness to him may rely upon bis
giving them satisfaction.
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3 3 STE; 4: #; *: 3 {: { z; :: z S:S ]
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ANDERS0NVILLE

A complete History OF Anderson
W vile Prison. by DR.. K. X. STEVENSON, s
& Surgeon in charge, with all Appendix \
y containing the names OF l3,0Oo Union =
= soldiers who died there, with dat" and z
n cause ofdeath. tent on receipt Of price r
Is $500 A splendid campaign \
book. TCCNBULL BROTHERS, ;
- Baltimore. Md. .
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THE
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published, an u Sealed Enrelope. Ppi
sic cents.
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NIL SPoGvkONA w WIZ NV III IA
grass and small grains and to the
cultivation of tobacco, much of
which can be seen growing OH the
steep declivities of the mountains
Oh which it seems to I've a difficult
feat for a horse to climb.
East Tennessee was passed du-
ring the night, but it is certainly
a magnificent section of country
we'll adapted for farming and gra
zing.
Passing through tho nouns
tains about Chattanooga, a fine
country is again entered which ex
tended to Grand functions, at
which point, my route turned
down along the same road !,y
which my departure had been
made. Upon the average of the
entire route which was trav
ellel, l should estimate the
various crops "a fair Que, that of
hay being extraordinarily fine.
During nay absence of two
months l travelled by railroad
4226 miles, by river 142 miles
by sea about 100. but adding to
this the distance gone over in
street ears. my journeyings will
amount to 1900 miles. The actual
cost OF fare in making that dis
lance was S1O4.35, street car
fares not included.
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Dry 6OO0s.
Stock Of Dry Goods at very low prices
at 5-l4.lm. &. HANNY's.
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The Late Alexauder Biackburne.


We clip the following extract from the
Lock Haven. Pa. Democrat, in regard to
the death OF Mr.. Alexander Blackburne.
who died at the Planters House, in this
city on the 9Th instant. In addition to
the gratitude expressed in this extract for
those who cared for Mr.. Blackburne dur
ing his illness here, MIR. RextOrd, pro-
prietor Of the Planters House, has re-
ccived number OF Of very kind letters
from the relatives Of the deceased In
Lock Haven. The Democrat says: ION
the 9Th inst, In Cairo, ILL.,. Mr.. AleXan.
der Blackburne departed this life, aged
"a years, 2 months aud 81 days. De-
ceased closed out his boot and shoe store
here about the first OF April, and started
several days since for the Hot Springs,
Arkansas, hoping to receive relief there
from the severe rheumatism that had
been atiiicting him and disabling him for
active duty. He had been great sufferer
for some time. lie took steamboat at
Pittsburg, and not being able to 20
farther than Cairo, he there laid up and
died among strangers. 1t is believed
that he was most kindly treated and all
done for him that could be. Deceased
was brother of Mr.. Thomas Blackburne
and of Mrs. g.. o.. Deise. and was OF
pleasant disposition and kind heart.
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DR.. sage's CMsarrh Remedy

Is no patent medicine humbug, got mp to
dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor Is
1t represented as being composed OF
rare and precious substances brought
from the four corners OF the earth, car
ried seven times across the great desert
of Sahara on the backs of fourteen cam
els, and brought across the Atlantic
ocean on two ships" 1t is lie,
mild, soothing remedy, perfect specific
for Catarrh and "Cold In the Head" al
so for offensive breath, loss or impair
ment Of the sense OF smell, taste, or hear
ing, watery or weak eyes, pain or pres
sure in the head, when caused, as they
all not unfrcquently are, by the violence
Of Catarrh. (3i)-o-d&w-Aw'