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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02
TUFTS PILLS
A distinguished physician of New Yor

A distinguished physician of New Yor
Jays:
at is astonishing how universally D,
rutt's Fills are used. In my daily rounds
| hear of them not only among the poo:
out their virtues are hcralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, 1 have gres
confidence liz tn -ir merits, and of late hav
'ften prescribed them with the happiest re
ul = in cases where l desired to make q dc
:ided impression on the liver"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
Al, l3ct l5--. Royal Street. n. OH. I3o1s
Entire Canal et Esouaa e
LOUIS CHA, LAIN. Ptopp,rr,,,

on tfouVe dams Get Establishment toni ce
que la saisOn tournit de uIps di6Icat et rn,t
tspeee de 1ins de olIoi tout CT uufl fam,
pour soirees et marriages. etc.
II a DIES salons particulars au prem,ers.
et dies ehambres e~legamn-nt meubl4ns =
louer a la semaine ct au mois.
Lea fianteurs ct les hahItants dc Ia cam
payne ,qui v"udront holorer Get etablissa-
lnent lie leur patronage v trouveront los
cha'hores ct men nourriture bonnie ct con,
euse e 800 parjour. 'p'
- Les portes du restaurant restent on
SJ"squ mlhult. Is n. 10
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02
SONNET.

81 lie disais que jetadore.
Tu deviendrais rose, je crois.
Canine Ia muse au bord du bois
Ouand uu doux rayon la coiore.
Pourtant non amour 4 fanrore
Ne sent rien trembler dams la voix
C'est quill a pleure tant de fois,
Quill ne saurait geInir encore!
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02
Ii. HOFFMANN,
Dealers i'm

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper. Lime, Sand
PLASTER, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, ilnn.i
alton black walnut Collins. also cypress
collins made to order. sc. &c.
IN connection with a. II. HOFFMAN,, Cal
net Aiaker and Repairer of all kinds of fur.
ilture. Main Street,
l5ian76 ly Bet jackson and St phil,n
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NOuVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTTER. DIES ETRANesEHes

shcTEa- DIES EI'KANs.Eas$
fl~ncolgnure DIES ruts Green ct Tllbo,aus
Mr.. Thomas Al erti previent seq mis- ct
les voyageurs gu il Went de f;,iye de uo,l-
veaux arrangements qui tui pernlettront de
s'atlsialre tout ceux qui voudront lhonno
Ter de Ieur coufiance
Repas a toute heure de Ia journee ct sur
commando.
Table dh6te a 10 heures du matin pou,
i%eleuner ct IA heures du soir pour diner.
Chainbres conn odes ct bien sarnies.
PRiX MDDERErS
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ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
korARY JOB PRESS.

Ayant toptlr materici neces-aire. nous
sonfnps 4 meme de mettre a execution
.ous les oavragcs typograph'qnes qni nous
seroat comics. Lee bref$ d%avocat. carte
d'afaires, en,ates de factares. tickets Ina
bitation. blauc-. circnlairrs, etc. seronl
inDtines dams lie plus BRET deiai Ell aux
prix les plus moderes.
e3y.Tous les JOBS devront etre payer
aussit0t la livraison dn travail commando.
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.THHBODAsX.
Do you know that at
JD. MACH4DO.

O.Ds
Corner Main, Jackson and Levee
Streets, is the only place in
town where yon can find
THE GENUINE
CALIFORNIA PORT,
TOKAY, CLARET and
ANGELICA WINES.
and the
Pure California COsnac!
In this Establi >hment YOU will
find the FRESHEST and MOST
VARIED assortment of CHOICE
GROCERIES, such as
Dried Apples, Span'h Guaua Jelly.
Currants, Nation'l Glass"
Dates, Gun poUder tea
SWt Chocolate, Raisins,
Fall Assortment Of canned goods:
PLANE HAMS,
BREAKFAST BACON,
ITALIAN MACAKONI,
% BOLOGNA SA USAGE.
CRACKERS G CAKES
s. c HAMS,
MIXED CANDIES
CITRON.
Give him a call to satisfy
Yourself how veaSOm.
able he Sells!
Remember Corner Main, jackson
and Levee Streets.
jan771s.
p. HOGAN
ENGINEER AND BOILER
MAKER.
Corner Levee and Church Streets.
10pT3 T-n1~-
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ADJOURNMENT

p..,...s do /, ,ignes Here insert 81 so
=. 2me IS
:. =. " insert. add 50
Tontes les anno. ;es indignant la
profession ct qui n'ex"edera pas
huit ln1les par an-d'avance. ~ w
Announces de Candidats-dararce 10 oo
nH-folte anionce pa lice par interval
les sera payee al taux dune piasfre par
care.
@Toute aunoncc don't lie nombre d in
.ertiOu nest pas specific, sera inseree
usop'i N pivei ordrc. an tauX ordiiaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
Rotary JOB Press.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
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THE CONVENTION At NEW ORLEANS.
Coul'ier.Journal.

The great commercial convention at New
Orleans next November will be the biggest
thing ever known for the steamboat and
river trade-a regular "grand boust" for
our river men. We must have grand re.
ga,ta at the same time. All the river
marine Of the Mississippi and Ohio and
their tributaries will be invited down to
New Orleans to take part with the big bugs
Of our western commerce. From Pittsburg
to New Orleans, from St. Paul to New Or
leans, from the Yellowstone to the Gulf,
every boat will be invited to meet at New
Orleans and form grand review of our
marine. 1t will be the biggest sight in the
world. At New Orleans, the river craft
will Join the ocean steamers and ships Of
every nation and proceed to the jetties with
whistles shrieking, bells ringing, sails belly.
ing and fluttering, mates and boatswains vel.
ling, bands playing, and visitors and excur'
sionists all joining in hilarious jollification
all at once, and all in perfect accord. By
jacks, what grand old time we'll have
| 1t will be the most imposing regatta evel
seen in the world. The 'skule bored" viii
be especially invited to attend. Billed shirts
will be expected on the occasion, and ou
s'city dad:W will be on hand, if they cal
borrow tlltboat and float down.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
FOREIGN.

LORD HARrINGToN's RESOLUTION
London, July 29.-The debate on Lord
Hartington's resolution against the govern
mcnt's eastern question policy, which begins
tonight in the house of commons, ls regard
cd the most important in many years. The
Times discussing that part Of the resolution
relating to The British guarantee respecting
As.atic Turkey, says: There is room for
contention that Lord Hartington's censure
of the treaty is either too little Or too much
If the ministry have involved the country
unnecessarily in liabilities Of so grave a
character, the opposition ought to be pre-.
pared to express something more than
regret
AUSTRIAN TROOPS CROSSING TIE FRONTIER.
Vienna, July 27.-The Austrian troops
crossed the frontier into Bosnia this morning,
and without cncounterirg any difficulty.
Arch Duke John Salvador, of Tuscany at
the head Of brigade has entered Derbend
SPORTING.
London July 29.-C;pt. Boga,dus shot a
pigeon match to-day with Capt. Shelby, o.
the Nottinghill gun club, for e2oo, one
hundred birds at 80 yards rise. Capt. Shell
by, retired at the s9th round, having killed
only Ga, while Capt Bogardus had killed
II. The latter continued shooting and kill
ed 81 out of 100 bir.s.
HEACONsFIELD AND GLADSTONE.
London. July 29.-The passage in LORD
Beac ,nsfields speech at the Carlton clnt
banquet Saturday night, attracted tho
most attention in that it was levc'ed a
Gladstone, and it is expected that this Incl
dent will increase the bitterness Of the com
ing debate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29

LATEST BY MAIL.

San Francisco, July GA Silver City
dipatch says the indications are that the hos
tiles are returning in that direction.
New York July 2G.-Twenty.two tons of
fine silver bars valued at $750,000 were
shipped from the assay Office this morning
for the Philadelphia mint for coinage into
standard silver dollars.
Atlantic City, July 26.-Gcn. Garfield,
while bathing in the surf this morning, was
attacked with vertigo, bat he received prompt
attention from Mcssrs. Springer, Hiscock,
and Raincy, WHO were also bathing, and
rapidly improved.
Dubuque, July 25.-The democrats Of the
fourth Iowa district nominated VIM. Allen
Of Hardin county for congress yesterday.
The greenbackers the day before nominated
L. II. Weller of Chickasaw comfy in the
same district,
New York, July GA. S. Thorp & Co.,
dealers in upholstery goods, Broome and
Crosby streets, have made an assignment.
The liabilities, which include the individ-
ual debt Of A. s. Thorp are S276, 600; the
firms liabilities are $G5,000. Aessets $780,
900. Real estate speculations was the cause
of the failure.
Chicago, July &c. The disagreement be-
tween the Inter- Ocean and the typograph-
ical union was increased tonight at meet
ing of the union, when the printers on that
paper were ordered to 60 out the next morn
ing. 1t is understood that the manager is
trying to arrange with non.union men to
fill their places.
Deadwood, July 26,-Gen. Sheridan ac-
companied by three of his staff officers ar
on the Little Missouri. The general, after
careful examination Of the ground ex-
pres 'es the opinion that permanent Black
Hills military post will be located at some
point between Spear6-h and Rapid creek
valleys.
Deadwood, July 26.-The passengers on the
the coach that arrived from Chycnne tonight
! reported that +. s. Smith, the messenger
| accompanying the coach, engaged single
handed in combat with six road agents
and after the discharge Of fifty shots on the
part Of the road agents, and twenty by Smith
the road agents left without molesting the
coach. Smiths horse was killed coon aftel
the commencement of the firing.
St. Louis, July 26.-On the strength of al
Injunction obtained restraining Mayor Bow
man from interference with the Illinois ant
St. Louis railroad company, put a larg
force of men to work to-day and by nigh
had nearly completed the laying of th'
track through the city of East st. Louis t,
the bridge connection. The track laying
was witnessed by a large crowd Of angr,
citizens.
San Francisco, July 26.-Baker City dis
patch: "a courier from Gen. Howard
/ reports that the Bannocks and Piutes hav
separated. The former are fleeing the coun
try, while the others are supposed to b
making for their agency for the purpose 0
surrendering. Two companies Of the Eight
infantry passed through this city to-day e
route to the overland route beyond Boise
which is now threatened by the hostil
Bannocks returning to Camos Prairie an
the buffalo country.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
A GREAT WHEAT CORNER.

Chicago, July 26.-Intense interest is
manifested in the result Of the great corner
on wheat now being ran by the Milwaukee
and Chicago commission merchants. The
price has bcen steadily advancing for two
weeks, with prospect of being maintained
at the present rates or at s!ill higher ones
during the remainder of the month.
The visible supply of wheat is now put
about 100000 bushels, and it is stated that
the short sales for August delivery aggregate
nearly 100000 bushels Meanwhile, al.
thoug gh some damage has been done to crops
in this section, it is believed by competent
judges that no widespread or great injury
oyist,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
A Lively Skirmish With Indians In
Montana.
Austrian Troops are Moving Across the
Frontier.
Lord Harrington Opens His oratorica' Gun on
England's Eastern Policy.
THE INDIAN WAR.
A FIGHT WITH THE HOSTILE

FId1IT WITH TIE 1f07 11H'"''
Helena, Montana, July 29.-Lt. Wallace
overlook and fought the Indians who COM
mittcd the recent murders at the mouth OF
Bear and Rock creeks, on the north fork OF
the Clear Water. on Sunday, the 2lst inst,
killing six and vounding three. Among
killed was Tabador, their chief. The also
killed twcnty.three head Of their stock, and
captured thirty-one Indians, seventeen bucks
and two squaws. 1t. Wallacc's party num-
bered thirteen soldiers and two citizens. No
casualties OIL our side, except the wounding
Of a few horses. The fight lasted two hours.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
TELEcRAPHlc BKtvITlES.

New York, July 29-The Potter CON-
mittac convened here to day, and examined
ex-Gov. Palmer, Of Illinois.
The mile heat race was won by Soulai-
mer, in two straight heats; Miss Malay and
Michim being second and third. Time,
1:474.
New York, July 29-Thc carrier pigeons
started from Columbus. o.. Friday and have
not arrived home. Prizes will not be
awarded.
Paris, July ga fire broke out this
morning in the timber yard Of furniture
factory and timber valued at 100000, is a
mass of flames.
Saratoga, July 29.-The purse race for
maidens, two years old, three quarters Of a
mile, was won by Ferida; Boardman, 81
Lulu, Sd. Time, l:Sl3.
Toledo, June 29.-The extensive livery
stables Of Cox, Davis and Gerger was burn
ed thi morning. The stock and most Of the
contents Of the building were saved. Loss
$1,000; fully insured.
Cincinnati, July 29.-Wm. Brown, the
CINCINNATI excursionist. had his skull crush
ed. resulting in instant death, durtrg free
f, ,ht in Nicholasvillc, KY, yesterday, be-
tween the negroes and party of Irishmcn
Evansville, Ind, July 29.-William
Heilmnn tclcgraphs the Journal from Liver
pool. that he accepts TIE nomination for
congress Of the 1st district republican con
vention. lie will return the latter part OF
August.
Philadclrhis, Ju'y 29.-Thc creditors OF
jay Cooke estate held an adjourned general
meeting to day. The trustees submitted q
plan for srcedy settlement OF the cst,te b,
means Of appraiscment. on whic', basil
scrip 10 be take, in exchange for the as
set., is TO he issued pro rata among the ere
ditors. The sense Of the meeting was tha
the hest thing to he done was 10 diapose o
tho estate Ms quickly a. possihlc. II wa
finally scrccd that the plan submitted b.
ths trustees should he printed, and cop!
sent 10 each creditor Cor approval nr rciec
uoa.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29

Milwaukee, July q.
WnEAr-l2@2sc higher hard, ll64c:
No. /, 1.16ac; No. 2, l.1Gac; 99Sc for Au-
gust; 93sc for September.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, July q.
WnEAr-12@2sc higher hard, ll64c:
No. l, l.l64c; No. 2, 1.1Glc; 99sc for Au-
gust; 93sc for September.
CoRN-374c.
OATs-26c.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-90c.
Chicago, July q.
WHEAr-strong and irmcr; 1.054c for
cash. July 94sc for August; 90sc for Sep
tember; No. 2, red winter, 954c.
ConN-Grmer; 39A@392c for cash 39ac
for July; 3sac for August.
OArs-irregular and firm 26lc for cash !;
22sc for August.
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-higher 731c for cash 94@95c
for September.
PoRK-frm; 9.55 for cash; 9.574@9.60
for August; 9.75 for September.
LAnD-frmer 7.10@7.12!c for cash,
August; 7.174@7.20 for September.
Wn1sKY-1.O5 Saturdays quotation Of
six was mistake.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July 81.
WnEAT-irregular and unsettled; spring
shade 6rmcr; winter red4@1 lower; re-
ceipts, $4,000; sales, 5000; No. 2, north
western, August, LOG.
RYE-frm.
CoRN-a shad lower; receipts, 174,000
sales, 5000; 46@4sic for mixed western.
| BARLEY-nominal.
OATs-frm; receipts, $4,000; sales
10000; 32l@S5!c for mixed western; 3;
@374c for white.
PoRK-steady; 1o.so@lo.5o.
LARD-frm; 7.35@7.37!c.
WH1sKY-1.07c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-24
BRooKLYN.s DEADLOCK BROKEN
Alderman =. II. Fisher IL Elected 20 Succeed
sheriff Elect Riley ss Justies.

The Brooklyn Common Council chamber
was thronged yesterday afternoon by politi-
clans intent on watching tho movements In the
deadlock over the choice OF a successor to JUS
tcs Thomas N. Riley. Sheriff elect in the Third
District Court. Aldermen Gundsr. 0rmsbee
Griswold. and Fritz were absent and Aldermen
Fisher and Mcintyre. both candidates. were
paired. Alderman Duane announced that he
was paired with Alderman Fritz. The chair
was occupied by Alderman French pending
this much OF tho business The first vote re-
suited as follows: Alderman Fisher. 8; David
T. Lynch. 4 and Alderman Mcintyre 1. The
second vote gave Alderman Fisher votes. VIM.
4. Robinson 7. and Henry Birkett /. Then tho
roll was called for tho third time. and Alder
man Duane tDemocrau made a sensation by
saying that he should cast his vote for Alder
man Fisher. for. although he had pared with
Alderman Fritz, he was assured that. II that
gentleman was there 10 vote. his vote would be
cast FOR Mr.. Fisher for Justice.
Cougrr ssman-elect O'Reilly jumped to his
feet in excitement. his coal black eyes flashing
with anger. He said il was an unheard OF
thing for an Alderman. who was paired with
another who was absent 10 vote. He thought
that Il Alderman Duan" realized what he was
doing be would not place himself n SO unfor,u-
on the previous roll calls because he thought IL
would be dishonorable; but now. added the
Congressman; elect. e he accepts all, Let him
10 II. L uOn envy HlIn MS pOHlklpu. MI
Duanes vote was recorded for Alderman
Fisher
Then Alderman Easton. another Democrat
Jumped 10 his feet and voted for Alderman
Fisher. a Republican. He said: :" II there was
AN earthly show to elect n Democrat To the posi-
ton he would get my vote: but II this nomina-
ton goes over to the next Board Republican
will certainly get the position"
Again Congressman ELECT O'Reilly. who was
figuring for the election OF another candidate,
Jumped to his feet in excitement. He said; " /
wish tho gentleman would vote without an ex-
PLANTATION. When gentleman deliberately lies
TO me any explanation which he gives in this
and applause.l
Alderman Cottrel-I second that. Congress-
man-elect OReilly said that Alderman Easton
bad positively promised to vote for David T..
Lynch.
The final vote which elected Alderman Fisher
was rs follows; For Fisher-Burnett Aitken.
Ray. Williams. Baird. French. Duane. Dreyer
and Easton-9. For ex-Alderman George +.
Browne-Dwyer. BLACK Kane. Phillips. Murtha.
QReilly. and Kenna-7 For Alderman Lynch
CottrCll-l.
Mr. Fisher was. later In the netting the OBJ
lect OF set OF complimentary resolutions. Of
fered by his oitterest opponent. Alderman Muir
tina. and ordered engrossed at an expense not
exceeding 800 Mr.. Fisher takes his seat i'm
medlately. He IL a stationer In this city, and is
generally conceded to be the smarteet Republi-
can politician In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-24
COL. JOHN II. GARLAND DEAD.
Member OF the Stock Exchange rs Years and
Captain OF the city Guards.

Member OF the Stock Exchange 45 Years and
Captain OF the city Guards.
When the Stock Exchange was formally
opened yesterday morning the President an
nounced the death OF Mr.. John II. Garland.
Mr. Garland became a member Of the Exchange
about twenty-five years ago, and was for a long
time a member Of the Governing Committee.
His education and discipline at West Point he
turned TO advantage In framing the rules and
bylaws OF tha Exchange In this work he was
very active. He was for many years the senior
partner Of the firm OF Garland, Martin K Co.
His health declined two years ago and no re-
tired from business.
Mr.. Garland was born in Virginia. sixty-two
years ago He WAS educated at West Point. and
after prnctis ing civil engineering for n lew years
he drl't"d into Wall street, and soon rose 10 the
promlnence that he aiterward maintained.
He married Miss Stebbins a sister OF Col.
Henry j.. Stebbius. Mr.. Garland was for many
years Captain Of the City Guards. rival
81 the Light Guards. Of which MAJOR George
W. Mclean. also prominent Wall street man.
was Commander. The rivalry between the two
organ cations WIS so fierce that Just before the
war the Legislature passed An act dissolviuR
them. Col. Garland took bis company into tho
Ninth Regiment Of the National Guards and
MAJOR Mclean and his company Joined the
Seventy first Regiment The two companies
Mr Garland lived at Hyde Park, ~ Y. where
Dc Ind a delightful residence. He died at AZ
West Nineteenth street on Sunday afternoon.
HIS father. now In his 8Sth year, il an active
State Judge in Virginia Mr.. Garland left a
widow. but no children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-24

The Board Of Apportionment intend to conf
plete the financial budget Tor 1879 Thursday II
qure the votes Of the tour members OF the Board pass
the budget President Roberts OF the Board OF Aldermen
has been confined to his by sickness Tor than
week The Board Of Apportonment yesterday directed
their secretary Commissioner Wheeler OF the Tax De.
partment to write Mr. Roberts suggesting that II his III
health should prevent him from attending to his duties
member OF the Board he should resign the Pre- sdency of
the Common Council, that Alderman misht he elected
10 that uco and all danger o the failure the passage
VI the budget be removed.
Later m the day Mr. Roberts word the Clerk Of
the Common Council that he was improving and should
try L. attend the Aldcrncns NEE ting today
The Board Oi AppuruOnmcnt have been asked by own
eIs property IN the Ninth Fifteenth amt sixteenth
Wards 10 insert In the financial budget Tor 1879 appru
praton SYD0O preparing the old Fort
property for market purposes