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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-29

Lo1 DU DIMANOHE.-14a peti-
[tiou demandant la clotnle des
|magasins ct de tous les etablisse-
fments vendant des liqueurs a
lite sur motion de NJ. Sinclair, re-
i1re q un cemite de tEois, lequel
|comit6 doit taire son rapport a la
|prochaine session du Jury de Po
|lice.'
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En- cOrrectiOnnelle! !

En- cOrrectiOnnelle
Un hercule de profession est
accuse d'avoir hattu cinq hOm-
mes.
LA cour.-Avez vous quelqu'un
pour vOuS defendre
L'accQse, mOntraht ses bras.-
Je peux me defendre moi-m6me
arriyez tous autant que vous etes
icl.
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MARCHE. - Les amelioratiOns
,qul viennent d'etre faiteS all nOu.
veau Marche, tout Ell lui autant
nm peu de son elegance primitive,
le rendent dependant plus confor-
table ct detruisent toutes les OBJ
Jectlons qu'on await 4 cette cons
tructiOn. Aujourl'hui, il est en-
tonree de persiennes ct une table
etc ajoutee a chacunes des ems
-colgnures, deux pour les mar
.chands de roissons, ct deux pour
les marchands de cafe. Qu'on disc
encore que le Conseil de vile ne
Ialt pas les chooses bien.
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ksP e RUCH.
Moulin a Riz Perseverance

tTous les Prix deternes aux Fores de IE
tat de la Louisiana pour recalage du riz,
depuis lo6SjusGu'a aujourd'hni)
Nos. 8. 10, II ct IA, rue des Champs Elvsef,
On face de la place du vieux Depot, 3me
Distsct
NOUVELLE ORLEANS
Nettoye 42O darils par jour.
LES SACS SDNT FOURNIS GRATIS.
Isrix.
no ----...-----...--3C Cent
A>o. a.
JNo NJ. WALSH, agent
Oct II "a
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unformadIODs Locales.

.C0NyoCATIoN. - Les action.
(naires de Ia Compagnie du Mou-
I'M a Sce, sont requis de s'assem-
kbler le premier janvier.
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CHR1sTMAs.-Le jour de Christ
mas a etc un jour de r6jouissan>
ces pour les petits CONNIE pour
les grands. II y a eu beaucoup de
petards, pas NAL de presents don
nees malgre la durete du temps,
ct surtout pas trop de buveurs
.contrairement & ce qui await lieu
les annees pr6cedentes. Nine AS
selineau ct Nine Binnings ont ell
chacun leur arbre de Noel, char
ge d'objets tous aussi charmants
les uns que les antres, ct don't les
heureux Sc rejouissent encore. EN-
attendant le premier jour de Fan.
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Washington Hotel,

Depuis que Nine. Gamard seule la di-
rection de l'Hotel on est scrvi aussi bien
que dars n'importe quel etabIissement de
la Nouveile Orleana. Voyageura vencz ct
vOus serez satisiaits. ljan,7. Ian.
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NEW ORLE ANS.
G. JAUBERT f. Gle.

-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchandises seches, 6trangeres ct
Ameyicaines.
Cotons, 1ndieanes, Rubams, Bon,
neterie, MouchOirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE- ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bien connue par son
anciennete go ans d'existeucc) ct lie bas
prix de ses articles, offre aux marchands
des Compagnes, fassortiment lie plus COM
plet ct le plus vari6 de marchandises secha.
Cette maison reeoit chaque semaine de
nouveaux envois du Nord ct de lEurope
ct met un sOin tout particulier remplir les
ordres qui lui sOnt ADDRESSES. Ql sept rs 10
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Avis aux Hsianteurs Sucrfers

c'AI LHONNEUR iD'ANNONCER A
mes amis de Ia can,pagns ct aux planteurs
sucrers ell general que je suis maintenant
ell mesure de III occuper daifaires comm.
racteur de Sucre ct dies affaircs de Commits
sion, sur une grandc echelle, ct 10 mem
presse dc leur otfrir mes services.
Des avances Hb6rales sur les rfcoltes "a
ront faites aux conditions les plus avanta
geuses.
Les correspondence de IL can,ragnc sont
sollicite
LEON GODCHAUX,
81 4 So rue du Canal, Nile Orleans
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
Bob Lowry AT Enterprise.

We cor! HE following reference to
Gen. Lowg!'. great campaign speech
delivered ...t Wednesday, from the
Courier:
lie began by speaking of the hard
times throughout the country and at.
tributed the present condition in q
great MEASURE 10 the contraction pollcy
Of the Government. lie spoke in favor
Of the repeal OF the Resumption Act
and Of rcmonetizing silver. Gen.
Lowry thanked The people Of the coun.
~ tor their Hearty support OF his late
candidacy, aGa went on 10 show that
while he had been defeated he was
ready and willing TO do battle in any
art OF the State, we're it necessary
for his successful competitor, Govern.
or Stone. He urged upon the people
the necessity OF supporting the noml-
nees, aud said the Independents stood
in a worse light than Radicals, as they
represented no party or set OF
principles, and in fact nothing but
themselves li!s showing up OF men
who bolt party nominations In order TO
gralif, a little personal spite and on &C.
count Of their extreme thirst for office,
after having taken part in the nomina-
tion-, was indeed good. lie got of
several amusing Jokes At the expense
Of the boilers, which brought down
the house.
Gen. Lowry. ptroration was grand
aud eloquent wherein he appealed for
unity among those who respected the
lost cause, showing that we having a
interest should stand together
one man. We are sorry that the
: independents did not listen 10 these
noble speeches; it would have done
them good, but being determined not
10 be convinced, they will not hear ar
gument, knowing full we'll that the
ground they stand on Is uutcnable."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
MusIc.yIad Misses.

Kate Heath's San Francisco Letter.
I'm surf don't know how 1t 10, but in
these years everybody seems to be
crazy on music, whether they have any
in their souls or not. You can get
singing lessons here twice a week for
about 500 a month, and regularly you
will moot young ladies you know on
the streets with a music-roll in their
hands, and they ar going to K%elleher,
or to Fabbri, or TO Melville, or to
Mancusi, or to Blanchi, to ali, ali, ali
and oh, oh. oh through a lesson OF an
hour,an that furnishes work TO practice
on for the rest Of the week. Aud so
they keep on month In aud month
out, having all the little sweetness
there ia In their voices spoiled By
their half attempt at something grand.
When by jlnt Of hard exertiOn you
induce them 10 sing, they are for
aver making a lamentable effort al q
trill, or u failure u; grace notes, or
a trial at a faint aud miserable Z sharp,
that comes Out with a grimace and a
squeak, leaving the would be canta-
trice breathles., aud her audience quite
ashamed for her that she hadn't stuck
to something simple, yet pretty, aud
within her limited compass. | met one
Of these the other day, aud a nice aud
charming little girl she Is as one would
wish TO see, with an unusual talent, all
he own, for he pencil, and 4 perfect
kn@k for millinery and making things
tasty. Yet all this she looks upon as
Of no account; she entirely neglrcts
these real gifts, aud of she must switch
to her music lesson, when | don't be-
lieve she ever could learn 10 sing
"BOnnie Doom" passably or even corr
rectly.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

THE advocates Of the repeal Of the
Resumption Act are strong enough 10
pass their bill, If they get the opportu.
nifty, In the House, but hardly strong
enough to get the opportunity. since
the one requires a majority merely and
the other a tw o.thirds vote. The dis
satisfaction with present financial
methods and tendencies will find full
expression, however, in their inalisn.
able and iuexhaustible privilege Of a
representative in Congress-talking In
committee Of the whole. The repealers
are not well differed for parliamentary
battles; Ewing Is better 10 debate, but
Sayler 10 better adapted for handling
the n~iGelies Of poin:s f order ~ al.
vantage, aud il tie will AXE hold, as no
seemed disposed 10 do yesterday, he
may turn the enemy's Aank.-LPhila.
delphia Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
WAR ITEMS.

LONDON, N0v. 5.-Detention Of rails for
railroads as cOntraband Of war, has been
removed.
Advices from ; onstantinople indicate a
change 10 the Ministry In the interest OF
peace.
\ special dispatch from Constanlinople
TO the standard says II Is reported from
Orichanlc that Gen. GOuko was wounded
during the recent lighting, INT has since
died, Note-This Is imprObable.l
The Russians were repulsed In an as.
saul! on Plevna from the east; loss consld.
able, but 1t IL supposed the attack was a
demonstration 10 mask the Russian move
ment to establish themselves on the Sofia
road.
Russian oliciA. bulletins report contln.
ued progress on pleYna and Orichanic,
and the Lovatz and Urlchanio roads,
are occupied by infantry and cavalry and
a cavalry detach GeEt has penetrated Yah.
lanitza pass in pursuit Of the re:reating
Turks.
A Turkish Corrc numbering between
three aud four thousand men from the
south Of the Balkans, attacked the Rus.
sian force at Mahren, south OF Elenas.
Alter three hours lighting, the Turks re.
treated, leaving one hundred dead and
many wounded.
\ large number OF Russians are massed
at TiernOver, and endorsements are push.
Ing forward with ths supposed design OF
crossing the Balkans this Winter. IL is
generally believed, In the event 4 success,
Russia will demand free passage OF the
straits and the autonomy Of Northern Bull
garia, under some German Prince, with the
guarantee OF the Great Powers.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-There is much discOn.
tent concerning the war. There is hardly
a family In M0ldavia which has not lost a
relative. The iull strength Of the ROu.
manian arm. was sent into the field at the
beginning OF the war. Some companies
have now only one officer, and as there IL
no reserve officers to replace those who
have been killed, the army Is demOrallzed,
After the engagement OF the 10Th uit., the
koumanians threatened to mutIny II fur
Their attempts were made to lead them to
certain death.
LONDON, Nov. IA special dispatch
from Vienna TO the Times, says the recent
Russian successes have renewed the war
agitation in Bulgaria, but so Indifferent
to Seryia's attitude are the Russians now,
that the report IL current that Prince
karagergvitch, the Servlan pretender, has
been invited TO Russian headquarters.
and was well received there. Whether
or not this is true, 1t is certain Seryia's
trimming has spoiled her position with
Russia, Turkey and the Great Powers
alike aud she is likely TO commit herself
10 some desperate Measure In her effort 10
retrieve herself.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
4 THE

y, the weary, solemn silence
OF q house without the children
Oh, the strange, oppressive sti..aess
Where the children come no more,
An, the longing Of the sleepless,
For the soft arms Of the children:
Alb, the longing Of the faces
Peeping through the open door
Faces gone forever more,
Strange Il Is IN wake at midnight
And not hear the children breathing,
Nothing but the old clock ticking,
Ticking, ticking by the door.
strange to see the little dresses
Hanging up there al the morning;
And the gaiters-ah. their patter,
We will hear 1t never more
On our hearts fOrsaken floor,
What is home without the children:
lis the earth without the verdure,
And the sky without Its sunshine,
Life Is witherei 20 the core.
50 well leave this weary desert,
And we'll i1.lpw the Good shepherd
Where the lambs have gone before,
With he shepherd eyermOre,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
Pulpit I'D Press.

New York Herald
The Congress Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in session in this city
devoted the session of Wednesday
evening 10 talking about the newspa-
pers. We find the names of a we'll
known ex.diplomal, ofan ex.journalist,
OF two Bishops and an assistant Bishop
in the reports. AS might be expected,
Mr.. Erastus Brooks expressed the COM
mon sense view Of the matter, for he is
an old editor, as well as a religious
man, and knows that the awful picture
of the domoralized journalist, as drawn
b. the "unc0 guild" Is as great a cal.
feature upon our profession as the
portrait Of tie Rev. Mr.. Stiggins in
'PickwiCk," who called the elder
Weller "a vessel of wrath" Is a libel
upon the mas ofthe clergy. He cham.
pioaed the general purity Of tone Of
the daily papers, and showed how
such journals az the Herald DO yco-
mans service for the Gospel in print
ing columns upon column; Of sermons,
aud so carry the coed newsto millions,
whereas without the daily press, or left
TO thc purely religious journals, it
would not reach thousands. Mr.. John
jay, however, with that air of coming
down from the clouds p%erceptible in
certain kid.glove moralists, seemed
DESTROYS Of starting all association for
the conversion OF the press. "Grest
good said Mr.. Jay, could be accom-
plished BY having wise and good men
use their personal influence upon the
editors We do not wish TO speak
OF this as an alarming prospect, but it
certainly opens The door to a profession
Of wisdom aud goodness that would
play sad havoc with the little leisure ed.
itors now enjoy. 1t would obviously be
composed OF men OF other professions
who write Eek" before their titles, and,
having no business of their own,
naturally take 10 the business OF others.
PArenthetlcally, We may remark that
wise and good men" Of this class are
no strangers TO the reception rooms Of
the daily newspapers, b~etrayiug, as a
rule, more anxiety to have their own
little doings laid before the world than
to impress g%odliness upon the editors,
Had Mr.. Jay forgotten the parable OF
the Pharisee when he invented his new
wise Good Society fer the Protection
OF Editors from Themselves Z"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

GovERNoR BLUE JEANS WILLIAMS is
in a stew a so whether be shall appoint
Tom Hendricks or Dan VOORHEES, 10
ill Senator Morton's unezpired term.
The 'r,cnds of both gentlemen are very
active, but there seems to be some
doubt as 10 whether Mr.. Hendricks
would accept The position or not. Gov.
Williams shouldn't lay awake OF nights
worrying himself over these two men,
for be canuot make a mistake If he
takes either u ofthem. Perhaps he had
just as we'll take Dan, as the people are
very generally 10 favor Of sending Tom
up head 10 1880.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

AFTER u or two beautiful bright
days, It clouded up aud raincd all night
Sunday night. This Is very serious to
the cotton planters. Up 10 this time,
the preseU, has been the worst cotton
picking season we have had since the
war We will venture to assert that
the cotton crop has been injured by
continued bal weather, since the first
OF September, at least thirty per cent.
If we do rot bave favorable weather
during this shd next month, II will be
injured much more. We learn thai
the seed is already sprOuting III the
bOlls from excessive moisture. Will,
we are writing the temperature of Tho
atmosphere is growing colder, and w
hope there will soon be fair weather.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
WanhinRton Nntaa

W~AsuINGToN, Nov. 5--Col. Blackburn,
Of Kentucky, declines to be placed on the
Committee on Pacific Railroads, vice Pot
ter resigned.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs con-
sidered the appropriation for the Paris
Exposition.
Col. French, sergeant at.Arms, had the
Senate aud its APPROACH tastelully deco
rated with emhlems Of mourning for Nor
ton.
AS the funeral Of Senator Norton takes
place to-day, all the Government Depart
ments aud tue offices OF the District Gov.
erument are closed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

A CLERICAL PROFElsoR was as
sisting q friend at 9 communion IN q
Forfarshire church. After the ser.
vices, 3 clever country wife was severe.
ly criiicising his preaching to 9 neigh.
Dor woman, as they returned from
church. "Whist, woman, We should
"a speak that way" said the %neighbor
"dO 70 no ken that's the man that MAXI
the ministers?' "Then," said the un,
daunied critic, "he must hae glen g. BIZ
preaching lear to them, and kept name
to himself"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
House.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The roll OF Estates
was called and a number OF bills intro.
duced and referred, among them one re.
moving the political disabilities Of John
Greene, Sr., OF Ala.
There were 100 bills introduced under
the CAL Of States, among them one au.
thOriZing q treaty with Mexico, for the
protection Of American labor In conuec.
ton with Mexican Railroads.&c.
A bill to authorize the free coinage Of
the standard silver dollar, and restore
Its tender character, was introduced and
passed, under a suspension OF the rules.
The bill to repeal the Resumption Act
was, under q suspension Of the rules,
taken out OF the morning hour and made
the special order for tomorrow,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
RECONCILIATION
Synopsis Of the Bill for the Reconciliation
Of Silver = Agreement Between the
Friends of the Resumption Repeal Bill.

t''s"es W NHb "uEeuHIpAlvu neFeei WI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5--As the result Of a
consultation among prominent friends OF
the Resumption Repeal bill, this morning,
II has been determined 10 move q suspen.
sion Of the rules today for the purpose OF
adopting the resolution offered BY Mr.,
Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, last Friday, pro.
viding for the removal of the bill from the
morning hour. and It's consideration from
day 70 day until Thursday of next week,
with the agreement tIat the final vote
shall then be taken. II was also dctermin.
ed 70 move the adoption OfanOther resolu.
ton under a suspension Of the rules
TO-DAY, % take from the Banking
and Currency Committee the bill
which they have agreed upon for the re.
moneiizaiiOn Of silver. and assign II for
consideration by tho House Immediately
after the repeal bill shall! have been
disposed ". Judge Buckner, Chairman
Of the Committee. vii! offer the latter res.
OlutiOu.
The House has, by a vote Il li3 to Il,
made the Resumption Repeal bill the spc.
cial order for tomorrow, and q week
thereafter, when the ircyious question Is
70 be ordered ard the vote 'aken. The bill
provides that there shall DO coined at the
several mints OF the United States, silver
dollars Of the weight OF il9i. grains troy
W stauuaIu sllNtli"o PAONlutu III tAc act
Of Jan. Is, 1851, which coins, together with
all silver dollars heretofore coined by the
United states Of like weight and iineness,
shall be n legal tender at their nominal
value for all debts and dues, public and
private, except otherwise provided by
contract, and any owner OF silver bull
lion may deposit the same at
any United States coinage mint or assay
office, to be coined into such dollars for
his benefit on the same terms and condi.
tions as gold bullion is deposited for coin.
age under existing lave.
Stc. 2, All acts and parts OF acts incOn.
sistent with the provisions Of this act are
hereby repealed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

We are receiving in exchange the
Nashville Record, a bright evening
paper. 1t favors the g~reenback move
ment, aud the demonstration Of silver,
Tennessee always has been sound on
the money question, but we are glad
10 have this new warrior in the faith
that is worth billions to the South aud
WaaL.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
County AaaIrs.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF surERyIs-
oRs, WARREN COUNTY.

I aAEEAAFH VI AaE nFaAD VI 1 Ehh ~
oRs, WARREN COUNTY.
The Board met 10 regular session
yesterday. Present: A. II. Arthur,
presiding, Messrs. Gould, Cowan,
Kleinman aud Fossett.
The assessment on part lot l9l,
square 81, was reduced from $1,000 TO
S400, tie house on same having been
burned since assessment-now owned
by Michael Curran.
The assessment OF Thomas Rigby
was reduced according to survey.
The President was authorized 10
endorse jury tickets issued, so as 10
make them receivable for taxes.
The following commissioners were
appointed 10 make change OF road
running by the residence Of J. i
Brabston for half a mile: Henry Bolls,
J. NJ. Bachelor, Geo. Hawkins, W. L.
Keller, A. c. Lloyd, j.. c. Newman, r.
7. Spann.
The following commissioners we're
appointed on road near Mt. Albion, on
Jackson road, 10 intersect with Bald
wyn's Ferry road: Henry Bolls, W.
Bell, J. NJ. Bachelor, Geo. Hawkins,
Henry Brabston, ID. A. Cameron, II.
u. Golf.
II. +. Neeley was allowed 800 for
right Of way for road specified accord.
ing 10 deed filed.
Z. Axelson was appointed Oversecr
OF road No. 80.
Messrs. Arthur aud Gold were APP
pointed a committee 10 examIue tie
public road near Leitch's store In W +.
renton, and advertise for such re; arr
as are needed.
The claim for services on the inquest
held ~ The body Of e. W. Waite, sep.
tember IN. vas rejected, as from the
repo.l u ne jury and other facts cp}..
ing to e. ow!edge OF the Board, IT,.
do TO! c3n,iIer 1t as coming under ~
provisions Of Sec. 24j, Code OF ISL,
under which inquests are authorized ;
to which section the attention OF the
Coroner and Justices ia hereby re.
sp%ectfully called.
j. w. Williams was appointed Over.
seer Of road No. -.
The assessment OF Joseph Podesta on
land was reduced BY 20 acres, which
have caved into the river, at III rate Of
$40 per acre.
The road from Halls Ferry road be.
ginning at 7. ]. Wright's, aud running
by Mr.. Dazinsky's so as to intersecl The
old Poor.house road lea the old gin of
the Poor.house, was declared q public
road aud N. Hassinger appointed Over.
seer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09
severe on Servant Girls.
ian YrancIsco cor. baltimore sum

San Francisco Cor. Baltimore sun.
Farm servants are complaining oil
the "piggish way they are treated In
California" A large intelligence Office
seut servant girls to farmers In various
directions, who pro, osed to dismiss
their Chinese help. Most OF them have
returned. They tell Que story, with
slight variations. Not one of the
farmers has room in the family dwell.
ing for any working hands, male or
female. They have no beds. The
girls were shown 10 very rough, half
sheltered o%ut.thed-, with hunks 10
sleep IN. They were expected TO bring
their own blankets. One girl was
shown into a hay loft, where Two
young men were asleep. A strip Of
rag carpet was suspended before her
allotted space on the floor. They were
all required 10 rise before day and get
breakfast for the men then to work
until Q p. N. Not q moment was al.
lowed for rest no privacy, no delicacy,
Men labOrers are treated also with simi.
lar inconsldela ate indifference. Till
there is a radical change, Eastern Ia.
borers will not be tempted hither.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

The Democrats and Conservatives
@Mis county demand Of the Judges
and Clerks affair election and a fair
count. The Democratic party wants 10
roLe Without let or hindrance, and we
UanL our rotes counted without bull.
d0zing Of any sort.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-09

The Democrats and Conservatives
Of this county demand of The Judges
and Clerks a fair election and a fair
count. The Democratic party wants
to vote Without let or hiRdrance, and
zoe Want our roteS counted without
Julldozing of dng sort.