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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRR, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
H. The Steamships Of the MOTIF
49, German Lloyd will resume their heir
1A61& regular trips in October, is7o; Inc aas'
days of departure ana price OF pass
age WliI Le advertised hereafter.
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana ma
vsna, and on their home trip at Havana ana you'll.
amptOn. The company reserve the night 10 cnAheo
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton OF
havre 10 New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further information apply to
ED. F. STOCKMEYEk CO., Agents,
jelO Ne. AZ Union street.
FOR HAVANA VIA CkDAk KEYS AMI
KEY WEST.
United States Mall Line.
x x.E5IAM F CLYDE M SanEa'
"a The New Orleans, Fiorsd.
8 will dispatch one of the above nrs
RI class steamers from New OrisaaS
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and o"a
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills of lading issued to all points II
Florida Including Tampa and to New York. Charter
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from tbs
Fer freight or passage 1 z pSSo E As.n.,
No. l2O Common street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MONlTION.

MONlTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ORLEANS.
THE Stair OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM IT
may concern. greeting.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

raE NEW ORLEANS
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY
,,,..,,or.+ad bv Al act of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of EMPTYIHa VAULTS
PRIvIEe, SINKS. etc.,
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Are now in full operation, and are prepared 70
perform the above work with promptness ana
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use OF the
HDORLESS EXCAVATING APPARATUs
az used by the company, are that the work can oe
nerformed at any hour of the day or night the
thorough manner in which the deposits are re-
moved, the absence Of all offensive elders. the
short space of time required tan ordinary fink
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minuses)' and'
above all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the company's once NO. los
Common street, or sent to Postotiice box NO. 9ia,
will receive prompt attention. au3 on
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AFTERNOON REPORT-3.43 P. NJ.
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their conscience dares not ylcid ;
and whatever loyalty, teal'y ana
Justice there Is III the community
will lie exerted to compel by force
what conscience does not yleid.
What reason have We tor bellev.
ing that this order will be Obeyed
any more than the others 7 What
reason have We to believing that
this order will be obey-d any
more than the others? What rea
son have we to believe that this
defiance will cease! We should
take into consideration the bear
ings of this question. The action
of this board, in my opinion, will
do more to call mp a generous
spirit in the people, and forget
ful of craftsmanship, to them
to unite upon the high ground Of
Justice aud truth. than anything
that has been done in the history
OF the country since its origin.
Has this court any leasOn to be-
lieve that its process will be res
pected ~
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In the case of the Board of
Canvassers OF South Carolina.
Judge Willard Of the Supreme
Court land a Republican, gave
vent to the following language :
pHere we have just made a
solemn decision, in which 81. E.
Payne is q party as a member of
the Board OF State Canvassers
and as Secretary of State. If the
order m that case, an order Iii
rected to him as we'll as to the
others Oh the board, had been
obeyed, this question would have
not arisen. As the case now
stands an incident has occurred
rare in the history of civilized
society. Men clothed with civil
authority, of limited character,
subject to the courts of the land.
have placed themselves in def
ance Of the highest court in the
State of South Carolina, and are
now Jeopardizing the security of
jnstice end the security of peace.
They are in an attitude of def
ance, not only against abstract
law, but against its embodiment
in this court, They have brought
political shame for a moment
upon the State aud upon the ma
ton. They hold in their hands a
fire>brand, and they have ap>
piled it to the whole structure
that covers it, while they are
thus standing denying the power
OF this court. We are now gravely
considering the subject of issuing
another mandate to another mem
Der of this board. l caunot be
lelve that when the gentlemen
come to consider, when they
come tonight to ask the favor
and protection of their God, when
they recall the sanctity of their
oaths OF Office, l do not believe
they will longer resist the power
OF this court. This court is clothed
with the majesty. Ne do not
speak the voice of men; we
speak III judgment, and Judgment
is tiie voice of God. Every legal
power viii be exhausted bv the
court TO compel from them what
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Gen. Grant has organized
another Bayonet Legislature pref
ty much on the same principle as
he organized the one 10 this State
two years ago. This is a small
difference however. In Louisiana
he did the deed, as he proclaimed,
to carry out tue mandates of the
civil courts; in South Carolina
he did it to prevent the civil
cOnrts to execute it's own DEGREES.
big tyrants do not stop at little
differences of that kiud.
The New York Herald (Rep.l.
denounces this despotic act 10 no
unmeaning terms, and virtually
demands the impeachment of the
President. The Philadelphia H.
qairer lRep.), also opposes the
act in strong language.
The New York Post (Rep.), all
20 protests with all it's energy
against snch an act of lawlessness
aud TYRANNY.
The tate OF the Republic is to
day upon far more preearious
foundations than it was in 1861.
II these continued ases of the
bayOnet cOnti uue to be exercised
III the overthrow of civil authori.
~, and the military is permitted
TO override the civil authority, it
csa be but a few years before Re.
publican Liberty will be ono Of
the memories Of the Past, and an
Empire established npon its rains.
o"ieSs these FACTS are made to
cease, The aooDer the Empire
comes. The better wiii 81 be- ter
every body.
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TIE GREAT CAUSE
HUMtN MISERY.

Just Published, ina Ne lot Lnre.ope. IRA
sir cents.
ssssxsss.6x = ~S.eG.N.e "a1 The Ma
K#a. q. a FUSs.. > .naelsu, and
It~&sx&ISFAST Natai. .a.uret q Seminal Msuk
- Less, or ~ ,r,natorr:'ra, induced
by Self-Abuse, involuntary Emissions, In
potency, Nervous Debilit, ard Impedi
ments to Marriage generally; Consu,npiisn,
Epilepsy, aud Fits Mensal and rhysiealh
capacity. &c.-By hOnERT j CULVER
WE'LL. N. D., author q. tie Green Bost,s
SC.
The world rennN ned auihor, in this q
mirahle Lecture. clea..y proves from h
own experience tLat he awful ronscqueDea
of Self, bEse ',av he -ha,tually remesa
without meditile. lnf without dangesu
surgical operations. b"ngias, ipstrumesk
rings, or c"r!ia!s /; .'intung out a mcde Z
cure at once certain mi etfectu.l, by With
every sufferer, TT matt r what EiscOudi6eo
may he. may cnl~ t,Wself cheapiy, pHuh
" and radically,
~ This Lecture wiN prove a boom 70 ~
ands aud Aopsnnds.
Sent, un,.er seal, IL a plain enve!ops. b
any address. on receipt Ut six cents, OF IN
postage st II .ps,
Address
THE CULvERWELL MEDIoN
CO,
Al Ann 1T, N. ", T. q. BOX, Asoe
l5apl7 ely
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Sale Of Ferries !

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L at the Court House. in the Town of Thib
odaux. La, on Saturday, December 23rd
1876, at II O'Clock NJ, to the highest bidder,
the lease Of the Ferry at Lockport, for the
term Of one year beginning January lst
1877. Said Ferry to be kept according to
existing ordinances, purchasers giving bond
for faithful performance according to Law.
Terms OF sale cash in Cuited States Cur
rency.
Also
At the same time and place tho leave of
the Ferry at Raceland. for the Sal period
and according to existing Laws.
Terms of sale Cash III United States
Currency.
s. T. GRISAMORE,
NOV. IL '76J President Police Jury.
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ue DoAru Oi LcVo6 COlnmlS.
lsiOners wish 10 close the mouth
OF Bayor LaFonrche at Donali.
scnvi!le because, forsoOth, it will
cost less than the expense of
keering ~ the Levees. For sew.
oral years past the people of La.
Fourche Parish alone, pad Into
the State Treasury over 5000. 90
annually as a Levee tax, and As.
sumption equally rs much. Could
not the Levee Board take the
lnony out people paw aud keep
up The Levees on Lafourche with
i;f
For tour years they have not
expend-l over e2OOO.OO on the
Levees in this Parish, whilst the
tax payers have paid $4,000. 90.
and yet this Beard will ruin the
whole Latourche District, in or
der TO have more money to sqoau
der uSeiesssy,,as they have suuaD
dered he mony intrusted to their
disposition heretofore. This Board
has only TO permit The proprie>
tore Of lands On Bsyoa Lafoaruhs
- have tho use Of their own ma
asy and they will never ask any
Beard Or any one else to repsir
We Lovee5 Oh this Ba
u the Board would usa>the
money paid BY the citizens Of AS
lsnmpaoD and Lafoarche ~ Levee
takes. and dredge out the Bayou
ow terspoft tasy woe4a e.E
t.e eope Atsetlcal scgst 4nI
seanI judgment.
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1T "a reported that the Levee
Board base given the %contrac; of
closing the breach in the Ievee
at Beauvais' front, abont seven
miles below this town, which was
made by the Crevasse last
Spring, t" G. G. Williams. The
Board have concluded it seems,
to expend some Of the taxes
which our people pay, IN repairs
ing the breaches in our Levees.
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his would rednce Hayes ma.
jority, it counted az returned by
the Supervisors to 1891.
On Monday after the usual pre-
liminaries. orders aud counter.
orders. the Board proceeded to
work hut tailed not a vote.
Returns were opened and the
general result read as stated by
the Supervisors, but there being
protests Of some nature in every
Instance, they were laid over for
investigation.
These are the votes as thus
ro,6 .,Nr.
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The official vote in New York

Had such a deed as has Just
been done by Gen. Grant in
South Carolina, been done by
Queen Victoria, her head would
have dropped from her shoulders
in "a hours.
Had the Emperor William of
Prussia. dared to dispense the rep
resentatives of the people and sup
plant his own tools in their pla>
ces, the sceptre would soon
fall FROM his hands.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE THrBopAUx BRrDaE Co. }
Thibodaux. La, Nov. 18th, 1876.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLr.
l. ton passed by the Board Of Dir- Ors,
], the undersigned. will sell, at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder. Oh Monday I,e-
cenber 9TH, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
foot of Jackson St., the FARM of the Bridge,
for the year 1877.
The purchaser to comply with the exist.
ing regulations.
p. E. LORI
President, Thihodaux Bridge Co.
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A Valuable Medical Treatise

The edition Tor 1877 of the s~terlinp Medi-
cal Annual. known as Hostetter's Almanac.
is now ready, and may be obtained, free of
cost, of druggists and general country deal.
ers in all parts of the United States and
British America. and indeed in every civil.
lied portion of the Weatern Hemisphere. 1t
combines, with the sorndest practical adj
vice for the preservation and restoration of
health, a large amount of Interesting and
amusing light reading. and the calender,
astronomical calculations. chronological
items, 60, are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate. The
issue of HOstetteris Almanac for 1877 will
probably be the largest edition of medical
work ever published i'll any country The
proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith.
P~ittsbargh, Pa. on receipt of a two cert
stamp will forward a copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one in his neigh
borhooh.
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This has been of the finest
seasons for Sugar making that
Planters have had for many years
The Sugar>cane has been hard,
and thereby severe on the mills,
break downs occurring very fire.,
,quentIy. With the exception of
the Immediate neighborhood of
Lockporf, tue yield has generally
been satisfactory as far az infor-
nation has reached this Office,
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SAtiOC' AiOul q
private letter addressed to Thos.
A. Badeaux EsQ.,by atriend who
is a prominent business man in
the city of New York. The style
is elegant and will repay perusal
10 a literary point of view. We
commend it to our readers also
As Indicating the sentiments OF
the masses in the great metrOpo>
lis in rrferauce to our recent pres
idential election.
"First in order are my cOngratu
latiOns on our recent glorious vic
tory ! The reverberations of the
democratic artillery have died
away on the breeze and the smoke
gradually lifting shows a defeat
ed and flying foe. The mighty
voice of the people has spoken Ell
tering their solemn protest
against the spoliation and corrap
ti0u of the republican party. and
to the records of history has been
added another impressive warns
ing to any party whose long con-
tinnance III power tempts them to
snbvert the machinery of govern
ment to their personal greed and
unholy ambition.
Although Louisiana has not yet
gwen her official verdict. l have
no doubt that despite the MACH
nations of the infamous Returning
Board, she will be found under the
banner of Tilden and Reform You
have already seen that foremost
among the vi :tors is "Marylaud.
my Maryland" and as one of her
sous my heart swelled with pride
when on the night of the election
at the Democratic Headquarters
it was announced that the gallant
little State had come to the front
with $4,000 majority ! The scene
that followed was second only TO
that attending the receipt of the
news that Wade Hampton WAS
elected governor of South CAROLS
ma, at which-such was the JOY
men embrace each other, hats
were thrown in the air and the
Threats Of thousands became
hoarse with cheering. 1t was a
spontaneous Outburst of enthn
siasm over the diserthrallment of
a loDg>abused, suffering people,
and could its echoes have been
born on the breeze to the rice>
fields of Carolina, it would have
made the carpet>bag Chamber
lain, trembling on his throne, say
in the language of Woolsey !:
"Fareweil ! IA long farewell to all
my greatness
Owing TO the unwillingness of
the Republicans to concede MS
the victory, the most intense tx
element has prevailed mere since
the elections. EXTRAS have sold
like "hOt>cakes," and the vicini.
ties of newspaper and telegraph
offices have been filled with excl.
ted throngs anxious to scant the
latest bulletins. Az the ~clospnesS
of the electoral vote vas announc
Ell and it became evident that the
will Of the people was in danger
of being perverted by the corrupt
ami partisan Returning Boards
III the three doubtful States the
most intense indignation was man
ifest aud curses mot loud bu,
deep" filed the air.
Now, however, the cloud tina,
was perhaps fraught with civil
war has passed away. The sceptre
OF power has been torn from the
hands Of tue men who have &C
long disgraced it, and under the
lead OF the great statesman and
patriot, Samuel J. Tilden, we are
entering upon an era of smiling
peace and abundant prosperity
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PRES ENTArION On Snud.,

PRESENTATION On Sunday
last, the friends aud Parishioners
Of the Rev. 9. Menard, for 80
Years Pastor of st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, presented him
with fine black horse, as a token
OF the appreciation and esteem
that they eutertertain for their
Pastor, as . partial reward for
his nntiring energy and labors
for their spiritual welfare.
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The Devils Court.

lnIS cOust met Oh Au&TSUdl
Nov. %. j. Madison Wells "n the
throne, and his three associates
by his side.
Tom Anderson rose for q per
sonal explanation WHICH didn't
signify much after it was made.
A letter from Col. Lonis Bush,
Chairman Executive Committee
of the Democratic Central Conn
mittee, asking that the Board
elect DR.. Hugh Kennedy a mem
Der of that body, in the place Of
o. Arroyo resigned. His Plutonie
majesty bowed his head ADD said
ave will attempt to fill the va
cancy."
Col. Zacharie, presented affda
Wits and statements in regard to
the election in Lafourche. C0uR
Sci for the Democrats to have
days fixed for the investigation
of the contested Parishes but it
was not done.
The returns from Madison
Parish were examined and count
ell with the exception OF Poll s.
Hayes 1921, Tilden 3l5.
Union came next and was
counted, Hay s "a. Tildeu 1895.
Nachitoches was taken up. Hayes
2O99, TiIden 1861. In this Parish
five Republican Electors lose Sal,
and five Democratic Electors lose
173. Both parties voted only tor
the Electors at large, and the
District electors in their own dis
trict at some of the Polls.
Iberville came next, Hayes
2297, Tilden 954. In this Parish
five Republican electors lose each
about $50 votes. Ordered to be com
piled subject to revision.
On Friday Nov. "A, che Board
met and attempted to go back
upon its action in regard to
Nathltoches Parish, and count
the missing votes for some OF the
electors. An affidavit having
turned up during the night fixed
the matter all right. Several pro
tests were made, but no effort OF
the Democratic committees could
induce the Board to fix any spe-
cial time for the trial of any of
the contested Parishes.
1t was fully determined that no
information that would enable
the Democracy to refute the char
yes made IN tho Radical contests
Nothing could be- obtained until
the momenl Of trial. giving no
time to summon witnesses or pro
curing rebuting testimony. Tom
Anderson made another personal
explanation, calculated to bring
tears from a superanuated crorn
die. Col. Bush, of the Central
committee again demanded that
the vacancy in the Board I've filled
and a part Of the clerical force he
allowed the Democrats. But it
WAS no use. Finally the returns
from st. Martin were taken up
Hayes 1897. Tilden 1923.
The Parishes computed to date
gives Hayes 27726, Tilden 1902
majority for Hayes 5000.
On Saturday the Board again
met and Overhauled the returns
from the Parishes of East Felici
ana, West Feliciara, Ouachita.
Riclland, Caddo and Sabine, bul
as they were under contest, nc
action was had towards tabula
ting them.
Ill.,.
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For wonder, there are hit
three prisoners in the Parish Jail {:
Ivy" >erfug ont. short sentences,
ana one awaiting trial for bur>
gay at the next Term of the Dis
ir!ct COart.
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EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH of scien.
&c. This new principle. new way. to cure
Cough & Consumption. DIR. j. II. Mclean.
Cough and Lung Healing Globules. As rap
idly rs the Globule dissolves in the mouth,
a healing gas is formed and inhaled. which
cures Troat and Lung diseases. Trial Boxes
nut, St. Louis.
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A Texas droyer with anout
80 horses PASSED through Tlibo.
daux Oh Wednesday. They were
apparently the finest lot ot Texas
Stock that has ever been brought
to this market. That well known
horse dealer, RosS,nond Leblanc,
IL Interested in the sale Of those
animals
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DS the following results:

Our enterpriSing friend on
Jackson Street. Frank Hoffman,
has established a line of stages
from ThibOdaux to Terrebonne
Station, connecting with morning
and evening trains to New Or
leans, Morgan City and Houma.
Fare each way 25 cents.
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Gail al J. ID. MachadO's Red
Store. He sails to every custo-
,lDer below the usual price when
ne buys 4 Lottery ticket.
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Wolf Hoffman, in his new
Store. looks "A Kimg among his
large assortment of fine and fancy
goods, rs we'll as solid and sub
stautlaEtiai ones.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

TABLEAU OF ASSES&MHNT FORTHE
L Corporation of Th.bOdaux. for the year
1876 is now completed. aud will remain
open TO the correction at nv office. in the
Towno OF ThihodLux, for ten days from ami
after this date
THEOPnlLE THIBODAUX.
Assessor.
Thibodaux, Nov. 18th, 1876.
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-Wlen a young man hangs
about a Tailor shop in December.
You may. kok out tor a wedding
in January.
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Frank Hoffman is an enter
i,rising mau. Look through the
SENTINEL, and you will find it
out.
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-Rny the lease Of the ThibO>
daux Bridge Oh Monday, and be
happy.
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HGUSEkEEPERS.

Save your Hands, Clothes, aud Health bv
using
AERRILLS DEaACATKD WAsnrn
COMPOUND.
For the laundry, the toilet, and for wssn+
ipg dlsiles, cleaning windows, ~scrubbinr
aoors, WOODWORK, or any kind of waAbinE
NO. WASH.BOARD NEEDED
Prire Of Package. EIFTY CFNTS, A
sample package FRhE by applying 20
q. W. >Q-lE.S. Agent
s~ept-o- t%ft- Eiihoc,a. I.
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Editorial Items.

A Term Of the District
Court for Latourcbe will he held
on Monday next.