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The Fair Cor the benefit OF
st. JOseph's Church which open
ed on Saturday last with every
prospect OF hattering success,
was, on Occoupt of the rain on
Sunday postponed till this even.
ing; it will close tomorrow night,
and those who were prevented
from attending before will doubt
less put ip ~ appearance. The
dinner at the house at the Rev
u. Menarl came off on Sunday
and was well attended, as the
marvels Of culinary skill Set forth
proved irresistible to many. We
hope to see the promise of the
first evening falilled in the at
tendance during the remaining
days.
" IL.
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A very sisni ticant article on
Louisiana politics lately appea,
ed IN the ". Y. Herald, which pa.
per is is generally reflex of the
sentiment Of the better class at
the North, ia which the assumed
policy of nominating an extremist
on the Democratic side in the
next campaign was discussed aud
deprecated.
The Herald says plainly that
the nomination Of partisans by
enc Democrats will ALLEVIATE the
sympathies of the conversative
masses over the country, and in
d'eate rather a struggle for pure
~ political performance than a
determination to rescue the State
ffom the power of plunderers.
ana place the government in the
hands OF representative citizens
%nere it properly belongs. AS a
rule, We do not think that the
action OF the North on Louisiana
aualrs has been such as to iusDire
very profound Difference on our
part to It's opinion as to our ac-
ton IN such affairs, butt It is never
tbeiess true that this view OF the
matter is largely held BY the peo
pie Of Louisiana.
In the approaching campaicn il
should he distinctly understood
that all interests, personal or no.
are to be subordinated to
the great object of achieving a
victory for honesty and reform 4:
our object should be to enlist mn
Ter our banner every man who
aes'rest to record by bis vote'a pro
lest against the present ruinous
regime, and it would be suicidal
oily to adopt any course which
would have a tendency to ALLEVIATE
render neutral q single man.
this end it ia important that
he men whoare nominated should
1ar as possible, be inoarpations
u these views ; let them be- of I'M. I
doubted honesty, patriotism aud
iroue, tolerant of the opinions of
''ners' stern and uncomrromising 1
tneir opposition to roguery IN t
very gnlse, aud there will be no {
,rther talk of such madness as t
tllpd party" for the good reason f
nat while the organization of the 8
,emoeratto party will he pressrv t
! intact, its platform will be n
road enough to afford a resting p
lace for all.
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On last Saturday eyenino

On last Saturday evening a
white labOrer on the RieDzi Plan
tation named jean Louis came
into town to make some pur
chases, having just received his
wages, and gu his return was way
lad IN the field BY two negroes,
Butler Herbert aud Ohas. Wat
klns who took from him u mum
Der OF articles and some money i:
the following morning he went.
TO them to to sndeavor to recover
some OF his property, when he
was brutally assaulted, and re
ceived a severe cash on the head
with an axe. One Of the criminals
butler Herbert his been arrested
but the other has thus far elud
capture. -.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.-The hair Ia the
GROWING glory Of woman. There are few
moderate, defects which cal not be remed;ed
oy the proper disposition of the tresses. But
when the hair begins to fall out, or turn
gray In young people, or with those in the
prime OF life, there is cause foe real rcnret,
"nen this is the case. Halls Vegetable Sset-
IA" Hair Rsne,cer will be found to he a frat
CLASS remedy, far superior, as a sound med;.
eau medium, to anything else before the
1t actually restores gray hair to its
original color. and in the great majority os
cases. causes it to grow again when II !.
becoming thin 1t is not like man norul.-
a mere wash. but n sc;en+;6o
discovery. ind"reed and used by physicians
Of character. Address R. p. Hall E. Co
Nashua n H.-Fornes's Weekly Press. Feb.
l, 1868.
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A Widely Applicable Remedy.

rev remedies are applicable to such a
wide range Of disorders as Hostetter's Sto
mach Bitters. and this not because it has
special properties adapted to the cure Of
each : such q pretense would be manifest.
~ absurd-but on account of its wonderful.
~ improving effect upon The general tone Of
the system, and its Alternative action mn,
the orgacs Of nutrition, secretion and d;..
Besides Ito well-known properties
as y remedy for intermittent and remittent
tevers. dyspepsia, constipation :orpidity of
the liver, general debility, urinary and 1te-
rine difficulties, it. inyaria Div nroves to h,
hlghl, serviceable in overcoming anamia.
hypochondria, rheumatism, Insomnia. and
any other disorders and disabilities oriei.
naung IN poverty or inpurity Of the blood,
nervous weakness or over excitement. or an
imperfect performance Of the physical fanc-
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NOTICE.

V1NHE IMPROVED BARBARIN GAS ap
PAkATUS now working under letters
fatent granted to the undersigned dated
January 3, 1876, are now offered t. the nmh.
nc nde full guarantee, are entirely South.
ern invention and Manufacture, have been
N uee IN the States. of Louisiana, Texas and
mississippi for the last five years, aud refer.
enee Is given to persons .using them az will
Ge saoSn oy circulars in the possession Of
contract for and put up machines under NV ~
personsl guarantee. my
F. ROBERTS,
NO = Triangle Buildings, New-Orleaus
Refer to
Z. Azenia. T~hibodaux;
J. A. Frost, do
Braud l. Legendre, do
Us. Goode, do
l5apl
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In memOriam.
HALL OF HOCMA FIRE CuMPANy M. Il,
HO,tina, Muy ;3,,l. ISo6 I

HALLo OF HnCMA FIRE CoMPA>r MOL
Ho"'na, May 3,,l. 1876.
WHEkEAs-1t has p!ea.ed Divine prov;.
Ht,'ce to call to their Eternal Home, e. pr.
MEN; an active member, aud +. ID. Bur.
GulEkES. an honorary member of the
an0ve Company and,
WHEREAS, The deceased hive beep hon.
orcd and respected by a large portion of our
community !; therefore be it
Hesotred, That we regard the deaths of
me iamented deceased as o public loss orea.
ting a void which cannot easily be fillei.
hesotced, That we tender our sincere sym
p,athy and coincidence to the families nf iha
deceased, and tsrvently trust that an ali
kind Providence may bless them with forti.
tude ana hope to bear with becoming resig.
NATION the ~irreparable loss which they have
Resotced, That the members of this Com.
pany wear the usual badge Of mourning for
the terra Of thirty days be 1t further
Resoteed. That a copy Of these resolutions
transmitted to the families of the Je'
ceased and also published in the TH1nonAux
SENTINEL. AoA
(JACOB CUNE, Chairman
Committee A. BOUKG.
"a. BLANCHARD,
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A most singular and lamentable
tragedy occurred On Grand Cal
lou chs week, resulting in the
death Of Mr.. Wade Bowie at the
Assds of his brotherin law M
Frevot it seems that Mr., Bowie
ana an9ther' brother brother-inS
law NJ Filler were engaged in
~ alteration at the hous. Of
t,resot, aud the latter lnterfnred
TO prevent fight, telling Bowie
not to attack Hitler who was =
much smaller man, but it he want
ed 70 fight, to strike him iPrs
Ept'; y Bowie advanced on him
;vqheg Prevat struck him one blow
fifth his fist on the neck rnntn
ring tie artery aud causing death
IN a few moments the unfort1
nate affair il much regretted and |
every one sympatbises with Pre-
Yot III his sorrow at the qnerprct
~ catastrophe,
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THE WANT oE SMALL CHANGE

THE WANT OE SMALL CHANGE.
The scarcity of small change
FOR business purposes has become
SO great that a flood of com
plants is constantly pouring in
on the United States Treasury
and Senators and members. At
the Treasury Department more
than 100 letters have been re.
celved from various parts of the
country, and the Department is
also beset by members of Con
gress who seek to serve their con
stlsuents with small change as
we'll as garden seeds and public
documents. The silver substitu
ton thus far has proved a failure
at least the Treasury officials
seem to be of this opinion. Trou
bIe seems to arise from what is
sometimes called a ''panicky"
feeling among the people. They
Know that fractional currency is
to be swept away, and they know
az a consequence, that it must
soon be scarce In this belief
they are boarding it. Even busl
ness men are laying aside each
day, as they are able to spare it
from their business, an amount OF
small currency, in the belief that
they will some day require it for
the necessities Of business.
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Here is a reply Of Baron Roths
child rs told by Arsane Hons
save - One Of his friends, Of the
thiri degre,', a sort Of banker.
came to borrow 81, "Here it
is" said the Baron, "bnt remem
Der that as a rule I only lend to
crowned heads" NJ. De Roths
never dreamed of seeing
bis money again, bnt, wonder
full to relate, at the end of a
month the borrower came back
his %, 900. The baron could
scarcely believe his eyes /; but he
foreboded that this was not the
end: Sure enough, Q month later
The borrower. reappeared, asking
'sr the loan Of 81, 200. "Ne, nos
'ald the baron ; 'you disappoint
'ed me once by paying me that
money. | do not want to be disap
'ointed again. 20
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AT the last celahpation ~

AT the last celebration Of the
Hoamo Fire Department q hand
some cane was put up to be voted
foI, Messrs Goode and Mcclellan
being On" contestants, the amount
rea''zed to go to the treasury Of
Inc department, Ihibodaur FIRE
60. No. l., wishing to assist the
younger organization, sent TWEEN.
ty dollars through Nr, Tabor.
their foreman. with instrnctions
l49t half be voted for each candi
date, thus gracefully testifyinr
their cordial feeling to the Hon
ma fremen, and their equal cs-.
{ TOT Messrs Goode and McCol'
lam ! We may mention that the
former won the cane BY about
- ~ f EFS .f .r ..... o..
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T~HIBODAUX,.L LA,
SATURDAY, MAY, 18TH 1876.
e litorial Notes.

MFR. F. Samoan proprietor of
this paper left on Sunday last on
a trip to France, the land of his
birth; on his return he will visit
Philadelphia during the Centen-
NAL celebrations, reaching home
about Septep Der. We are sure
that the many friends Of Mr.. San
can will join us in wishing him
hearty enjoyment during bis Va
cation.
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The times are improving rapid
". That shower of mutton in
Kentucky has been followed by a
shower of eggs in New York
State, aud IA shower OF oysters
and fish chowder in WISCONSIN.
And the other night "a shower Of
sl'avlng.cups, coal, boot Jacks,
soap aud klndling wood occurred
IN a back yard up town..
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HAVlNG fitted up . shop on jackson
A1Street, l an Prepared to manufarture
steam Trains for sugar making, Tanks
6r'tehing, Chimneye. Copper and iron Pines
lor every purpose. Cutters Of all kinds. ma
chlnery and Boilers
Repaired On Plantation!
Thirty five years experience in the bus;ne.
i n."ers sohcited. JOHN LARKIN
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a heavy rain fell last Sunday
which. though rather too much of
q good thing, was of great bene
lit to crops, which already show
the good effect. A severe gale
blew for a short time during the
day, bnt the only damage we have
heard OF was the falling OF il small
portion Of Mr.. Cragin's brick
purgery, which crushed the roof
OF q box car on his switch.
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Vo dfc teu - NM bnAS Qu0kti0n
by observation Of a spirit OF cap
tiOus fault finding aud what we
regard as u%njustifable and unde
served censure of the last House
of Representatives. ; We are more
particularly moved to ask the
question by an article in one of
the city papers which roundly as.
serts that the verdict of the peo
pie is that "no factor of the last
House" shall be run again, or
words to that effect. Now, IN assn
ming the unusual task of holloaiug
for the man thatisdown we wish it
distinctly understood that are not
advocating any ''factor" for re-
election for the very good reason
that We believe all the factors
sent from this District to the last
House had enough of it and are
by no means anxious to bring
their claims in contact with those
of the fiery untried; but we pro
pose to speak a good word for ser
vices which seem to he overlooked
in the contemplation of the great
''might have been." 1t is perfectly
plain that when a process of de-
mOlItlOn is going on it must be
stopped before the work of rebuild
ing can be commenced and it
IS equally plalu that ever since
the ill,starred day when the Radi
first came into power ia L0ui
slana, this work Of tearing down
and demOlishing the wealth, credit
and tair name of the State has
been going Oh ; the last House
this. aud it is no small
to it to say that it was the
means of preventing the passage
of a single bad or partisan law. It
was the misfortune Of the gentle
men composing the majority of 1t,
that III the nature Of things they
were Unable to do aught but mega,
live good, aud good of this kind
has not the polnp and glitter
about 1t which attracts the public.
The Radical Senate proved an
.hectual barrier to the actual pas
sage OF salatary laws; this damns
he House in the opinion of the
'ntliinking multitude. The House
the further spoliation
the State by the Radicals ; the
multitude takes this as a matter
# course, and aecords 10 credit
,ut We think it likely that were
he most eloquent fault-6nder
'''en one vote on any subject,
MT one vote accorded to a per.
Oh whose views and interests
'e re Numerically opposed, he
'OnId find it a matter of more
IHculty to carly his point than
0 utter the most mastery dia.
on incompetency j; yet fail
re to more than Offset one vote
y another was the sole chime of
ne last House. We repeat that
e are not "blowing" any mem. +,
er OF that House, but are Simply. ,
obedience to the dictates of
doing that unpopular and
'u'Sotic thing, holIoaing for the I
lap that's down.
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A considerable number of
our citizens assembled at Waiver
~ Hall on last Monday evening
to listen to a lecture on tempe
rance delivered by Mr. Theo. Ram
say, of the Order of Good Ten-
pIars. AT the conclusion quite a
Anmber signed the pledge, and
will proceed THIS evening to Or
ganize a regular lodge in town.
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We are under obligations to
Nh. John 81. Curtis for esteemed
favors /; Mr.. Curtis keeps con
stantly on hand a full supply of
books, magazines and periodicals
and the latest thing in light lite
nature can always be supplied
by him.
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Official.
rowN cotNc1n OF rHfg6pAux.

TOWN HALL, J
T%hibodaux, May 2nd, 1861
A regular meeting of the Town Council
of the Corporation Of ThibOdaux was hel"
this day. The roll was called and the fol-
lowing named councilmen answered to
their names. viz
P. +. Lorio, Mayor, r. X. Mcbride, N. A.
Legendre, DR.. H. Dansereau, ). I. Grisa-
more.
Absent DR.. j. H. Fleetwood, J. Ba.
deaux.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved as recorded.
The following reports of the Treasurer
and Collector were presented, read and Or
dered to be spread on the minutes
TREaHIvRERS REPORT.
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On motion duly seconded an approximation
ofIwo Hundred and Nlnety-Two and 69IlOO
Dollars was made to pay the above claims.
4 yeas and nays were called for, and
resulted as follows:
feas-P. +. L0rio, ~ A. Legeudre,. r. K
Mebride, 5. 1. G~risalnOre, and DR. ii. Dan.
scream;
~Nays-none.
On motion the Council adjourned.
=, F. F. LORIO. Mayor
NJ. i. HIGGINBOTHAM, Secretary.
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IHE SILL LIVER CURRENCY,-Fred
w. Alexander writes as follows to
the New York Tribune:
think your excellent paper
should instruct the people that the
present use of silver for fraction
al currency is not in any sense TO
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stallion, ' i"li o'oooed
&
ST etaRas at Ashland Sawmin. By Lumber on,
Oh brown Sal. For terms apply to
emar7h "a Meseerve,
at the SswmiIl.
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LEVf.-Near Rscaland, at 4 A.. NJ, on
me morning Of the 4th inst, CAROLINE
MAhh. aged thirty eight years, a native of
tLangenIeith. Germany, wife Of Leopold
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Manhood How Lost, Nov Re.sor,dl
- just published, a new edition n,
2 19r. CWaverWell's Cele,
brated Essay on the rod;ccJ
cure without medicipel of SEE
or Seminal Weakness. Inyolnn-
tary Seminal Losses, I~MnDrENCY. Mental
and Physical Incapaeit.y, Imnediments To
Marriage, etc also, CONsUMPTION. EpII 70
sY and FITs, induced by se%lf.indulpence or
sexual extravagance, &c. 1870
20 Price, in = sealed envelope, only al,
cents. P' o"'J sEA
The celebrated author, in this adm;r,h,.
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from n th;r,v
years successful practice, that the olar,n;y
consequences Of seif- abuse NAV he rad;caMss
cured without the dangerous IA. of ntarn:I
medicine or the application of the hn,Sa
pointing out = mode Of Guile at once s;mnia
certain, ind effectnal, by means Of wh;"h
every sufferer, no matter what His conJ;
ton may be. may cure himself cl,ean,v nr;-
vately. and radically. ''P'
- ms Lecture should be In the hands
OF every youth and every man in the land.
sent unde seal, in a plain envelone ~
any address. postpaid, OIL receip ,fsiI cent?
Or two post stamps. oeA'
Address the Publishers.
r. BRUGMAN & SON.
II Ann st., N. ", P. O Box. Axsa
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Names OF persons who have paid their
r rarlsn License to B:A Curtis. Parish Tax
o,ns;.er' from April lst to 18th, 1876, in
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Respectfully submitted,
(Signedl THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Collector
Tho Constable reported the sale of the
lease Of the Farm Of the Market House !;
having aljndicated the same to Theophile
T~hibOdaux for the sum Of Nine Hundred
and Seventy Five Dollars.
The bond Of Theophile Tbibodaux us
Market master was presented, endorsed bv
II. W. Tabor as security for the sum Of
Twelve Hundred and Eighteen dollars and
seventy.ive cents.
On nation duly seconded the aforesaid
bond of TheOphile Thibsslaux, Market mas.
ter. was accepted, and tue Clerk ordered
to have the same recorded. Motion carried
The Finance Committee reported fayora
bly, uh the Recruiters bill, referred to then,
ut the last meeting.
The Committee on Improvement reported
us having cnatrnctep with Mr. p. L. Finger.
ran for taking down the Town Building for
-Four HUNDRED and Fifty Dollars f<lN.Wl
On motion duly secDiiti-.l tue Mayor was
authorized to dispose Of all light material
taken iron. the Town Building. Motion car
rird.
V.- H.
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Why 10 the sun like a good
;oaI Because it's light when it
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The Best Panal,T
Tested by popsIas
Quarter ofsG

Or; sreas's csapsn11
cure Constipation, BiEs.s
plant, Aalssisl Fever.
sipelas. and all diseases s
but mild purgative.
Dr.. Stroag's psetu1
cure Coughs, Colds, F,y,sS
plants, Sick HeaaaclA D.
arrangements of the Str
q Co., New York, Proprris
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Style 81. E. P. NEEDHAM & SONS

Silver.TOngue Organ.
Three Sets OF Reeds. ten stops. This Organ
is a very large size and admirably fitted for
and large halls. Price. s3a5
1t will tie easy Tor u congregation, dtsirmls
to make II A HANDSOME ilsDII.
DAY PREVENT ~ the pastor. to
the requisite number ct subscribers.
Many "a Sa hlDsa th.SshoOl, Ledge,
or Church need an organ. Pass the
n u llscs. jptiOn Paper.
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SILVERWARE.

h Premiums under this class are from
the well-knOwn Silverware House Of REED
4 BARrON. This is the Oldest house In This
branch OF husiress in the country. ANY ST..
We, ware dealer will tell you that tue REEp
q BARTON goods lave a reputation ut least
equal to the very best.
No-g -Name Of Price Of
Premium. Premium. P,rem;,.,
0~--Napkin Ring. decorated in japan
eSe Il M
emp. gold hlcd ............ , Is
g.. Halt dozen tea-sI,oons 3 40
9-.Child's set knife, fork. and sprUn),
~ tine mnrneeO case, satin lined. 4 90
H.. bali i"zen Tablespoons or forks. 6 90
H. Butter dish. with knife rest. 49,. 8 50
:. .Cake-basket new pattern.-.......l3 50
~. lee pitcher. seamless lining.......l5 50
i4..A Communion set, j picrcs.......G 50
We will give the above described pre-
miums for Clubs Of Subscribers, as follows.
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something about d~ags-Heas
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New Orleans,Csams
che PaeluA

JOE DALFERE& X,s,.s
PuIS. Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans ev,yy5
T.. NJ. and saturday II "
down the Coast in tlsyIislt
and Monday. For fright q
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-05-13
$2ls 50

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Respectfully submitted,
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-05-13

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