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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-23
SOazGE.

O.iee of Town Constable,
TiiiondauX, La, Novcuu5er 18th. 1873.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE
4 No. %, approved and adopted by the
Ma or and Trustees 81 the Town Of TiIibo
March 18th 1913. | the undersigned,
viii sell at pUbiio a~lrtioI. 10 the list and
highest biiier Oh MONDAY. DECEMBtR
2nd. 1873, between the honrs OF Ii o'clock
a. II. ani 1 O'Clock Z. u. on the premises
situated in the Town of Ihiboi;ux the
lease OF the MARAECtIOUsE, fer the
space OF n year, possession to be given
on the first day of January 1879.
TERMS AND CONDlrIONS OF SALE :
One Twelfth of the amount OF adjudication
to be paid Cash on the day of sale and the
remainder to be equally divided into elev-
en- equal payments to he represented by
eleven acres payable respectively ca the
first day of the months 81 February. Mach
April. Nay, Jane. Jaty, August, Septem-
Der, oet1Orr. November and December.
VITA good ami approved security" accepted
by the Mayor, each note bearing interest
ut ,he rate ri eight per cent per annuil,
from maturity until ANAL payment.
The purchaser to comply with existing
regulations
T.iAOPliILE IuIBODAUX,
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The Republican Party is
pretty smart sometimes, but
when it sciit Il cart load of mon
ey into this Congressional Dis
tcics To defeat Ackien for Con
gress, by runuins two candidates
against him, the length of its
ears cropped out very finely.
Acklea is hard to beat, even
when they put IL Merchant aud
Hebert both against him.
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David King has removed
his stock Of goods into Perrin's
Old stand conner of St. Philip
and Maiu, 20 which has been ad
Iaa ii large stock OF Dry Goods.
Clothing sc. He will be pleased
to meet his customers and friends
ia his new stand.
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THE YELLOW EEvER.--The
cool weather tor the last two
weeks was believed to the doom
OF the Epidemic which has been
prevailing here for 50 long, but
in this anticipation, hopes have
not been realized. During the
week fifteen Or twenty new cases
have been reported. One name-
JOAN Williams. cotored-haS been
added to the Toll 81 deaths. There
appears to be bat one serious
case, thatct Miss Richard, who
Is Improving at ta.is writing.
The veau.abic f. L. Mead whose
condition was Sn critical is now
Considered out Of danger.
Air. Neaviile Dapre is i'll d
very serious condition., his dis
ease not being the prevailing one
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The cool weather briggs the
viii! ducks to town which are sold
about the streets almost every
day. The hunters are gathering
in their harvest.
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Re-Dpenin. "a .E'Eaoroua.:ifsra

In order to guard against results utterly
suoverSive of health, It il absolutely essen
tia! that the grand thorou-ifarc CT avente
OF the system, the bowels. should be re
opened as speedily as pos>ib!r when they
become distracted. II they arc not, the
bile is INSTRUCTED into the blood the iiv'r
becomes torpid viSyii hiiioas matter getS
into the s.ona.hs AND produces ind IS
ton headaches cnSue. and oth-r symptoms
are produced, which Il p'olongatioa OF the
exciting calSe. only tends 70 a~ggrayate.
The a~ncrinEt properties of Hostetters's
Stomach Bltters constitute a most useful
agent in overcoming construction of the
bowels. and promoting Il regular habit OF
body. 1t is infinitely superior 10 the dr;ts-
tie cathart.es frequently used for the pur-
pose. since it does not like them. act VIC
lently, but produces q natural, painless
effect which does not impair the tone OF
the evacuatory organs, which 1t invigoratcS
| instead OF weakening. The stomach and
liver also. indeed tue entire system, is
strengthened and regulated by it.
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On Sunday and Monday last
considerable rain fell, followed
by cool weather, without frost or
ice,
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QUERY: ''Why wi ! men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bay Aiarhurg Bros. Seal Of Aorth
Cardinal at the same p!lce!"
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r.. II. Allen and wife who
have been passing the summer III
Europe have returned home some
two weeks ago.
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The Bavou shows no dls;oSi-
ton to rise, aud from all indlca>
tons. there will be no rIso here
fer s0.ne time 70 come.
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Buy cotton and Hemp pack
ing rope. Su9a: Ladies' aud SKIN
mers. lamps and Lamp WICK
from s. I. Giisamoie.
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Judge Cole. who, with his vile,
was first, continuediy and last,
among the Naiun.eer ulr>eS uu.
ring our troubles, WIS etn,lillte
for Paris, Jaage Oh the Reimh!i
can ticaet. He received The sap
port Of many Democruts.-Ue*
rilte SOath.
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-Rempmber that Banm'S new
store i 1t the corner OF Market
ana ST. Louis Streets, under,, the
Franklin House.
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See Baum's new advertise
ments i'll to days issue.
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Chew JACKsoN's BEST Sweet
Navy Tob: eco.
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-D.y Goods and Clothings
a te bought from Bauin's new
stol. at New Orleans prices.
Give him \ call,
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~o.54e TO Tax Payers

TNABLEAU OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE
A CORPORATION of T!iibodaux, for the
year 1873 is now completed, and will re
main open to tue correction at my Office, in
the Town of TuiboLaux, for ten days from
and after this date.
TiiEOPHILE THiBODAUX.
Assessor.
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DR.. Howard Of the Yellow
Fever Commission visited this
town on Thursday week and took
copions notes concerning the APP
proach and progress OF the vel
low fever. He is IL resident Of the
city Of Baltimore, and is very
n|nassnuing dignitiel gentleman.
1t is to be hoped that the ef
forts OF this commission viii!
prove Of service in the tutnra,
even if does not entirely succeed
in discovering the cause of the
srea, scourge that has So terri
bly, afflicted the Southern people
and did 50 much commercial i'll
jury to the entire country.
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EsyEsD

In Thibodaux, La, of Yellow Fever:
On October 10th, Marie Toups.
GA October ODD, Of Yellow Fever, Joseph
BoudreauX.
On October Bird, of Yellow Fever Merry
Bu~son.
On October 23rd., of Yellow Fever, Mrs.
y. Touas.
On October 23rd., of Yellow Fever Mrs
j. NJ Bourgeois
On October 10Th, Of Yellow Fever Edgar
\. Blanchard.
ON October 18th, of Yellow Fever, Jen-
ME Olive Curtis.
On October 35th.. of Yellow Fever, a
cLill of Mrs. Richard.
On Octooer 21th.. Of Yellow Fever, a
child of James c. hagan.
Ga octnber eth. uFYellow Fever, a
child ii i."muei g. Anbert.
On October 18th, nj yellow Fever, Ema
mel Chol, Jr.
On November lst.. OF Yellow Fever, Sam
uel, son of Wolff aotimaun.
On November Ind, Of yellow Feyor.
koiiert Hawk.
On November End, of Yellow Fever, c.
w. Turner, culogou.
zove1nber 9Th, of Yellow Fever, Tai
ma Blanchard.
On November Ash, of Leliow Re yer,
James Walsh, JT'
On November fti., OF Yellow Fever, Eiat-
mann Patterson. cpiDrcd.
On November Ith., OF Xsliow FeTer,
TnWrotun Nale. euiored.
On November fth, OF Yellow Fever. Eu-
| genie Call0ric.
On November ith., of Inflammation OF
the Bowels. jean NJ. Ribet.
On November 9th of Yellow Fever, q
| child Of Mr. Trosclair.
On November 9Th, Of Yellow Fever, Mar
tin thurman,
GA November 18th, of Yellow Fever
Aual,he Perrin.
IN the Parish of Ascension, October Goth
of Yellow Fever. Samuel 2. Crichelow, Jr
and on ~ctoDer 28th., Andrew d. CricEielov
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Notice.
70 HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANT


TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRAvr
There il money in the Parish Treas
to pay Oil warrants registered in 1876
to and including No. sal.
F:SaNCAx
Nov. 18th. 1873. Parish Treasur
Extract from The Minutes of The Proc,es..
of he Police Jey. Regular Session
Oct. lst. 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrant.
Claims against the Parish, not presentsMs|
10 the Treasurer Tor payment, within Sir,s
DAYS after the Treasurer adyertises he ~,
funds i'll the Treasury to pay the san.
shall be rrregistered. and the funds aJys,
tised for t e payment of the said Warrans.
or Claims, shall be applied by said Treasn'
rer to tho payment of the next oldest W..
rants or Claims. in the order of their resi-.
tratior.
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fss Mesas0ESassas

Died at Woodiawn. Parish Of
Assumption La. at the residence
OF her grandfather Col. W. w.
pEgil, Josephine Mich lis Pugh,
eldest child of E. n, Pugn and
Bette Ii. Howell on the twenty
first of October 1878 aged seven
years.
The dear little blossom of our
life, who hal spent but seven
summers in this dark and lreary
WoIi!, has gone to home fan
brighter, Were i'll her spotless
robes and crown OF glory upon
her angel brow, she is Wailil,.
tor the time to cone, when Goi
shall cali those size leaves b0hlEas
to meet her III Heaven, where no
SORROW or tears Can enter, she
has ,eft grief stricken parents for
W to comfort but may Il ieaV
eniy Father let them remciuhtr
! that their Josie sleeps safely III
the arms OF Jesus, may these
words help them % bear their
sorrow.
Nh Josie thou art gone.
To Il home So fall 81 bliss
We see 40 more your bright blue eyes
And your smiles We SO much miss.
Iou are taken fram Us Josie
BY the Will OF God Oh high.
We will not miss you here again
But think ofyou VITA many d SIGH.
Asleep in the arms Of Jesus,
Dear Josie thou art now
On, may Sod keep you in his care
And crown your snowy brow.
Z. w. P.
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Editorials.

See Corporation Assessors
not in another cOlumn.
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This Institution was regu-
larly Incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000, 600, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900,
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t nerer scales or
postpones. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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hsa MasaaOrTafsl.

Thibodaux. November 23rd. 1873.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Hog cholera is abating in Iowa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18
A. Contrast.

The Hon. Ben Hill, of Georgia. one
Of the most conservative men in the
II. s. Senate, writes the following:
"A man may become president by
reason OF crime, and yet himself not
be tainted Or even culpahle. Twice,
in our history, have men become pres
idents by reasons of crime Andrew
Johnson became president by reason
of u wicked and foul assassination,
Mr., Hayes became president by rea-
son Of d wicked and foul conspiracy
to change, and which did change, the
ballots ol the people after those bal
lots had been cast. y ct each became
president through the forms of the
constitution aud laws.
How did Mr.. Johnson deal with
those who committed and who were
charged with aiding to commit the
crime by which he became president I
He pursued them for punishment
with such vigor that, rs all the world
now believe, IN innocent woman was
hanged
How has Mr.. Hayes dealt with
those who committed. and were charg.
ed with aiding 10 commit, the crime
~ which he became president? II YOU
will examine the list, from the hum
hlest managers of the election pre-
cincts in Florida and Louisiana,
through the visiting statesman rs
they are now in mockery called, and
ny to and through the electoral COM
,Sson, aud show ne, one, black ~
! White. high or low. who is known to
hc guilty, or WHO'S suspected nf the
guilt of this ceImn, who lllS not re-
caivea III hcen offered IN once. yon
will relieve IL that extent the pain
and mnrlilieation | feel in looking over
l These sickenmg developments. Inerr
! Wis Il Wamta ellrgel to be amoAs
iae eaaspirators IN both crimes.
4 III Alf Ioha,at's clss, Mrs Surratt,
| y Ne, sing liet Innocence with m hon'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The Chronicle claims Judge Goth
ren's recent Temperance address ut
Dodgeyille as having conveyed two
fold lesson to our people, financially,
Us well Us morally, to stop using what
IL irtOxicating-"to sober Off, and be
econt nical." AS general precept,
we are fur from Offering objection to
the Judges words; but when offered
rs q prescription for every case of
ailment from long acquired habits of
stimulation, they are TO be taken sure
~ with discreet qualification. The
welfare Of The whole system, and
especially Of The more vital parts Of
ii, Is what the physician is at all times
bound to consult. TOO sudden an
inroad upon established physiological
habit, all know, may set the patient
crazy. We are to be governed, in
treatment by what is best under the
circumstances, not by what may. per-
haps, be true in the abstract.
This qualification of the rnlo of
temperance holds coed eminently rs
applied TO monetary matters. Ii must
give u grievous shock, Il craze. indeed
to peoples business affairs il the war
debt--the two thousand million debt
is now to ho paid To the fortunate
holders of the bonds not, gradually, in
ollr local war money-money To which
all business throughout the country
has become adapted, the money in
which they were purchased, but, in
money suited only to far healthier
condition Of things = the metallic
money of the world. The very antici-
patton Of what must cause such n
violent alteration Of values, is what
to-day produces the distress which
wo witness. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Tho Star quotes Tiffany on Govern
mnnt and Constitutional Law, Sec.
100 ct SOP, IN support OF the eonstitu-
tlonaIity of Fiat Money, in which We
observe the broadcast Interpretation IL
Elyen to the clause of the document
relative to "eon money and rcgula-
ting tho value thereof" We had sup
posed that TO regulate anything
pre-supposes tho existence of that
Cling; and the clause in question
could only be interpreted to refer to
money mede Of such materials rs had
already acknowledged intrinsic value
10 DO determined. But it seems that
Tiffany Ia against lis. We are inter
csted TO inquire, who is Tiffany?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

1t was just as well for Republicans
who had their laugh over the first
news of the result of the elections
recently held in Iowa, Ohio, INDIANA,
and West Virginia. The later news
did not prove 80 cheering to them:
Iowa's 10000 Republican majority was
reduced to less than 10000; the Demo-
Gratis carried INDIANA by nearly 90
600 majority, making large gains IN
every part Of the State; Ohio elected
twelve out of twenty Congressman;
and in West Virginia the Democrats
beat the Republicans and Nationals
combined.
Pat, while standing besides 4 fence,
saw u large bull running towards him.
The bull being ut some distance, Pat
thought he could easily get over the
fence before the bull got to him. lie
thought he would have such fun in
teasing him, and the idea appeared SO
funny that he lay down to have a
good laugh over il. But before he
had finished laughing, his hullship
came along, and, tossing poor Pat in
the air, landed him on the other side
Of the fence. "And, be jabers," said
Pat, picking himself up severely
bruised. wasn't it lucky ! had my
laugh frstl" 1t was lucky for the
Republicans that they had their laugh
III first. They are in poor condition
To laagh now.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Tho Democrats of the Eastern AS
scmbly district Of Lafayette County
have done honor to themselves by
nominating Philo a. Orton, of Oar
Itngton ~ their candidate for Member
OF Assembly. Mr., Orton Is ono OF the
foremost lawyers in this part of the
State, aud Is a gentleman of culture.
Tho people Of his district should see
TO it that he is chosen to represent
them in the Assembly next Winter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The Tribune asks: "Whereln ~ the
poor man.-lhc labor Of the country
injured by The Republican financial
policy, which has brought everything
to il coin basis"
The Republican party also took
everything away from coin basis.
And The taking away and the bringing
buck process have made bankrupIs OF
thousands OF good honest business
men, who otherwise would still he
furnishing employment TO thousands
moro OF their follow men. So has The
laborer of the country been injured
Ivy the Republican financial policy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18
Democratic Ticket.
FOR MEMBER or CONGRESS,
HON. M. Nj. C0THREN.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Sheriff
JAMES RYAN, Of Ridgeway.
FOR Treasurer
CHAS. GILLMANN, of Mini Pt.
FOR Register Of Deeds
w. II. THOMAS, Of Dodgeyille.
For County Clerk
THOS. KENNEDY, Of Highland.
For Clerk Of the Court
j. w. HEATHC0CK. of Linden
For District Attorney
M. j. BRIGGS, Of Dodgevillo.
For Surveyor
JOHN COMMlNS, Mineral Point
For Coroner
JAMES Il. BROWN, OF Linden.
For Member Of Asscmhly-North er
District
WIN. T.. ROWE, Of Arena.
For Member of AssemDly--s'outhern
District
I'M. SMITH, Of Mineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Tho Richland County Observer and
The Tribune each offer ten cents for
dpllnite information as TO whether
aulgo Cothren will stand rs tho Dem
oeratic candidate. AS tho Observer
puts 1t, they don't want to pitch into
Jhlgc III lie ~ NOT A CANDIDATE;
honce the offer of ten cents for def
Mite information" OF course Judge
Cnthren will stand rs the Democratic
candidate. Remit in stamps.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

| PSC woman Years, ana utVOJeu iiiotn-
er's entreatia5, was chained and mock
ed and hungl
In Mr.. Hayes case, Agnes jerks,
confessing her guilt in brazen gibber-
ish never before eqaalled, receives an
Office OF good pay and little work in
the treasury, and that, too at q time
when many ladies of unquestioned
worth, with hungry children, and hus-
ands Slain in blttle, were rudely turn
ed away with the gruff answer mo
vacancies"
RI instead Of fleeing as a criminal,
Wilkes Booth mad sought the presence
of Andew Johns IN rs one who had
rendered the latter good service, and
Mr.. Johnson had entertained him at
the executive mansion and given him
an Office, what would the world have
said? What would you say?
Letters have been produced before
the Potter committee, written by re-
publican members Of congress. which
were written torepublican friends and
ret intended for publication, which
stikingly exhibit the superior innu-
ence Of Kellogg, Packard, Wells, and
Anderson ut the executive mansion.
In other ways we know now that al
most every person connected with the
fraud has claimed or exercised special
influence or favor at the white house.
But The contrast may be stated in one
short sentence:
In Mr.. Johnson's case all the crimi-
nails, real or suspected, were specially
marked for punishment.
IN Mr.. Hayes case all the criminals,
real or suspected, were specially mark
Ell by reward.
II anything were wanting to in
crease the wicked Nervousness Of the
frauds uponthe ballots in Florida and
Louisiana, il would be found in the
only excuse which the authors and
abettors Of these frauds have offered
for their preparation. 1t must never
be forgotten that the great facts are
not denied bun admitted toWit: that
tho ballots were changed after they
We're cast, and the verdict OF the peo-
ple reversed after it had been render
ed and was known. The excuse for
this, rs alleged, is that were ntimida-
tions ut the precincts which preyen-
ted u free expression from the people.
If this excuse is false in fact, then the
crime stands confessed without excuse.
Those of us who have been familiar
with carpet-bag villainies, knew from
the first that the excuse was false.
But the proof now revealed abund-
antly shows that the excuse is not Oil
ly false, but was actually manufactured
for the express purpose of Il cover Tor
the fraud. Thus the excuse itself be-
comes part Of the fraud, and the most
infamous part of it. Not only was
the excuse itself manufactured, but
the evidences to make the excuse de-
ceiye the northern people was also
in the custom-h0use at
New Orleans and elsewhere. Forger-
les are shown to have been numerous |
and perjuries were secured under |
promises of reward. In this vile
work men holding high positions took |
active part, and every one who took
such part has received high office from
Mr.. Hayes. and had thus been enabled
to become himself Il dispenser of re-
wards to his subordinates.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Tho Tribune says that 1.-THE earnings
Of all laborers arc actually greater
than in 1851" but tho trouble IL.
there's not many laborers. Almost
everybody Is out 0f work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

"Folitiea makes strange hedfel-
lows" The Democrats ind Greens
fuckers united and elected II Metho-
dat preacher to Congress. Anything
10 boat The Repuhlcans
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The platform OF the Republican
aarty o. this district cnmmonds llazol-
~ for his support of tho silver ILL.
ut il hasn't word 10 say III regard
% ilnNNs Nllomg The snmn bill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

lha iIo ublioaus Ii Wes. Virginia
adAptcd tlla mot,o Any thins 10 beat
,hN Dnm ltratS. aud joined with the
Sirtenhackers for that purpose. But
they didn't beat them worth cent.
West Virgini. elected three Demo-
cratic CangSessman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

The Wisconsin State Prison is out
Of debt and has surplus Of $4,000 on
hand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

Tho State Journals" 10000 Republic
can majority in Iowa" has dwindled
down to less than 10000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-18

tan palled less t,lan 1910 Ggsea.
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