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Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO Obispo)and Santa Barbara, On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
ES- Passengers for san Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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A Teuder 60 G,nns.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--The SUMS
Washington special says: Ex-Gov-
ernor Brown, Vice-President of the
Texas-Pacific, is authority for the
statement that an offer of the Pres
idency of tho road was sent to Gen.
Grant last Saturday, and is now
awaiting his disposal. The mana
gers propose salary Of $4,000.
The San thinks it is part of stock
iObbing scheme,
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HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 5.-The
cable steamer Faraday has laid the
telegraph cable for the new French
Company between Brest and st.
Pierre, and Is now laying the cable
between the latter place and Cape
God. The ship was in the heavy
gale of last week, but kept steady
at work. The cable was buoyed
200 miles from Cape Cod Sunday
night. The Faraday arrived here
yesterday. The recent gale was
one of the most violent ever expe-
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-07
Virginia.

PETERSBURG, Nov. 5.-Returns
up to this morning from different
cities and counties IN the Stale give
the Adjusters much larger vote
than was expected. The Debt
payers are confident of heavy vote
in counties not heard from, and
claim the Legislature by small
majority.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-07
Rates OF Fare from Los Angeles.
fpavahla In Golll

For Passage or Freight as above, or
for tickets TO and from
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-01
WhV Voters should Vote
The Democratic Esi Esct.

In the days OF Kellogg aud
Warmo;h the tax payer paid 213
mills Oh the dollar as State taxes.
Under the Nichols admiaiStra
ton it has been rcduced to II
mills. Under the new constitu
ton which will go into effect Oh
the first of next year, taxation
cannot exceed 6 mills Oh the dol
lar. Under Kellogg and War
moth, Notwithstanding the i'm
menSe amount ct taxes that were
paid into the treasury, Il debt Of
fifteen millions Of dollars was
fastened upon us. The demo
Gratis by the overthrow OF the
Republican party, in Louisiana
have reduced the burden of taxa
ton from 215 mills to six mills or
Jess. A tax payer who paid 321,50
taxation under Warmoui will
in the future under Wilt pay
less than six dollars.
Under the Nichols govern
ment there has been more peace
and tranquility, more general
prosperity by far, than there were
under his marauding preaeces
sors. More murders, more crime,
more disorders were committed in
one year under radical rule than
has been during Nichols whole
term. Voters should remember
! these facts when the day of cleo
ton comes.
Whilst the democrats were
struggling to bring about a bet
ter state of tranquility, and to
reduce the butden of taxation
the very men who are now lead
ing the radical panty were fight
Ing against them and lending
| their names aud influence to main
tain the plunderers in power.
If you wish to keep taxation down
and have peace and order to
reign triumphant in your homes,
vote the democratic ticket
straight through.
Do not listen to the siren songs
Of a party that has plundered you
for ten years, as they approach
you with sugar coated words and
honied promises. They have been
tried once. Try them no more.
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YHii.G ITn.L

1Ho0 Ut1t.
9TH Precinct. At jules Ta,bolau's. Com
missiouers, iu.es Thibodaux. Jos. Lefort.
w. L. Price.
9TH Precinct. At Loyency Folse's store,
oiiitniSsioners, Loviney Folse. DIR. John
Gazzo, Pierre Bourgeois.
9TH Precinct. At Ben Folse's store, Com.
hlissioners, Auguste CIaudet. Adolphe
Folse, Alexander Folse.
Fourth Hard. A4-.-
Sth Precinct. At Lockport. Commission
ers. q. Ahreoat. jr., G. ID. Barrios, Thomas
Barker,
9th Precinct. At Louis Lerille's store,
commissioners, Lonis Lerille. Fir,nin
Barrios. Henri Badeaux.
Fifth Ward.
10th Precinct. E Rogers store. Com
miSsioners, +. Delatte. Abraham johnson,
ID. II. Lorio.
llth Precinct. AT H. N. Conlon,s store.
Commissioners, Il. N. Coulon.. James Billiu,
Enoeh Dunn.
Eth Precinct At Gossin's store. Com
misSioners. Henry l.. Gossin, Myrtle Gaude
John baptiste Bourgeois.
!Sirth Uurd.
18th Precinct. At Lanis Daptin,s. Com
missloners. Norbert Caillouet. J. Lacarde,
j. MeCa.lum.
18th Precinct. At Victor L~egendre's
Commissioners. Sylvan Trosclair. Alfred
Latorest Gabriel Ficks.
10th Precinct. At Felix Granier's Com
m!ssioners. u.lPrestenback, Charles O,ard,
isi,lore Kramer.
SeeeaM Wa,a.
18th Precinct. p. \. Lcdet's store. Com
mSsi"Eers, 7. A. Ledet, Octave P. Rous-
sean. E. II. Thornhill.
18th Precinct. At Wellington Hehert's
store. Commissioners. W. Hehert. Ernest
E. knohloeh, Paul T~hibolaux.
18TH Precinct. At J. s. Perkins store.
C'mnliSsioners, T. J. johnson. Alidor Folse
II. f. H~igginIotham.
Eighth Ward.
18th Precinct. At Rosennnd H~ufrene's
Commissioners. Emile Ledet, j.. C.. Rous-
sean, VIM. Elliot.
Ninth Yard.
10Th Precinct. At Longueville, Com
ni*sion"rs, M.aaForet, Augusta Rossi. John
Lyme.
Dist Precinct. AT Trasimond Foret's
Commissioners, T. Foret, T. ]. Badeaux,
Theophile Harang. jr.
Tenth Ward.
22nl Precinct. At Cut OF, Commission
ers. Estival Savoie, Alphonse Savoie, Alfred
Melaneon.
23rd Precinct. At Janvier Guiarv's. Com
missioners, William Williams, Washington
Tanner. \. Terrpb0nne.
October 25th. 1870.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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I hat Grand Reception.

On yesterday week considers
able commotion was perceptible
on the streets Of T%hibodanx.
Running to aud fro, and quick
conferences were visible at each
corner of the nam avenues.
Whether an earthquake, a tuner
al or a base bail game was about
to take place were the questions
in every anxious face, hut suS-
rense gradually cooled down as
the fact became known that the
republican candidate for covers
nor was returning by the morn.
ing train, for whom a grand aud
imposing reception was being ar
ranged by the stalwarts of La.
fonIvhe and TeErebonne. A hal.
honr previous to the arrival of
the train, a boom Of "a cannon
awoke the idleIs quietly snoozing
or the store boxes on the ban
Qnets in front Of the corner gro
c%eries, who after scratching their
heads awakened sufficiently to
enable them to move off towards
the depot of Morgan's railroad.
Boom after boom went the can
non, rejoicing The hearts of the
stalwarls, until the arrival of the
cars. The distinguished candi.
date of the radical party WAS es-
cor;ed TO carriage and seated
therein. Occupying seats in the
SAME carriage we're Schneider,
our Sc! neidei who claims to have
brought Bcattie before the peor!e
tor nomination and who went TO
the Convention in New Orleans,
and secured his nomination, and
Francis, who had come in from
Tcsrebonne. as represent tive Of
that truly loyal parish. The pro.
ces>ion WAS formed:
First: DairalsS band, whose
scared all the bob tail dogs
and cars out OF the road.
Second: Carriage containing
the nominee, Schneider and Fran.
els.
Third: One little colored boy.
Fourth: Another little color
ed boy.
Fifth: Another very small col
,red hoy.
The band played, the process.
|ion moved alohg Invee street 10
'he fridge over which it passed.
ne three small buys in the rear
ialting at the toll house for watt
II nlcklrs to pay bridge fare.
And this was the grand reception,
by tin. StalWarts to the re-.
'nhllcan candidate for Governor
M his return homo after receiy.
ng the nomination for the first
'f1ce III the great State of Louis
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Henry White died on. Tim
bllier Island, says the Terre-
bonnie Independent, on the 14th of
Oct, from the effects of an over
dose of lau,lanum, and wounds
inflicted by himself, His grief
at the death of his daughter, Mrs.
Burns, was the cause OF his sup
posed suicide.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-01

Tom Anderson's rcpresrnta>
tive on the Radical State Ticket
is Claudins Mayo of Opelousas.
Tom ia one of those fellows who,
when he dies himself, lives by
proxy.
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DON'T THINK IT rs A FORLORN
HoPE.-Mes>rs. Brattie & Co.
say they do not think they are
leading a forlorn hope in this can
vass. In taking that view of the
subject they are doing Just rs the
boy did who had to pass through.
a lonely read Oh a dark night :
they are whistlinc to keep up
confage.-Eaton RoHgc I1cocate
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Chew JACKsON's BEST Sweet
Navy TOh3 eco.

QUERY :"Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bny Marbnrg Bros. Seal of North
Carolina at the same plice
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BLACK DRAUGHT is recommended b,
ior'y years of successful trial.
For sale bysJos. T. Thibudeanx.


The republicans are now no
ping to elect a Confederate sol
der Auditor Of the State of Louis
lana. Through many a muddy
road, Ciard Mayo aud the writer
have waded together, through
many a drcary day and drizzlirg
night Wa have been sheltered M
der the shadow OF the same cloud
whilst members of the 18th Lonis
lana Regiment. hnt We never hid
ourselves under Tom Audersou's
coat tail.
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STA OF LOUISIANA

{
Parish Court, Parish of Lafonrche.
Lange and Legendre VS.. No. 500 I..:
Martin.
DI VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fr Y
- einanating from the above ent;.L
court in the above entitled and numbsro
ease have seized and will offer for sal. -
public auction pursuant to law to the lo"s1
and highest bidder on the premises sitna'
tea n, SAID parish right bank OF Bayon La.
Town of ~Thibotaux, on Saturday the s sao
day of November 1879 between the ham. 81;
II O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. M ,hoaI
following described property to-wit: '"o
Two Stacks of Rice.
Terms OF Sale: fash on the SPOT in ~,
ted States Treasury Notes. oni-
October 18th. 1879. q
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-01

This standard article is compound
"a with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and q
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itchin
and dandruff. 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation of grea
comfort, and the scalp by it's us
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restore
lie capillary glands to their norms
7lgor, preventing badness, and max
-ng the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has bee.
ound SO effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assave
d Massachusetts, says, "The con
'tltuents are pure, and carefully Sc
ected for excellent quality /; and
consider it the BEST PREpARAr1o;
or its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-01

THE official vote in Ohio at
the late election gives Foster a
majority OF 17l2o in a vote Of
66SG67.
At late election in Baltimore
'iot mayer, Latrole. democrat, had
a majority of5S99.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-01
Important Notice

FgNhe Foley Holders of the Lor,u,
Il EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance 10
New Orleans will please take notice IL ~
L. A. COLDMB of DonaldsoDyille il ,aasl
acting rs Solicitor and will make coi NV
ions for this company in the Lafonr"Is
district. renoI
we cal, the attention Of those desiriup|
under HE STATE REPRESENTATIONS r..srieu|
Our YEARLY RENEWABLE PL.x 80
low rates of premium and a gnarantaa snG|
full protection. For particulars ami ~
Or to yao.N
l.. A. COLOMB. Agent, Donaldsonv;nn
New Orleans, July 5, 1879. Sa
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Cholera and yellow fever are prevent
ed by using BLACK DRAuGHT.
For sale by Jos. r. T~hibodeaux.
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Forty years trial has proved BLACK
ORAUGHT the best liver medicine in the
world
For sale by Jos. T. Thibodeaux.
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See new advertisements in
tO.days issue.
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"A ortion of the fine long
bridge over Bay ST. Louis was
burned ii few days ago. which
created sHme ineo veniei,ce 10
travellers by tha Mobile Road, as
they had to he feIrietl over the
Bay By steam boats. The bridge
was soon repaired, as the i,ilins
Was not injured.
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Sal .sccides7t.

2ftn last week, n Very serious
accident occurred 1T the sugar
house OH Mr.. Nolan Williams
plantation Gu Bayou Black, III
the parish of Terrehonne. Nj.
Williams manufactures the gas
by which his sugar house is light
ed during rolling season. On
t|a5 night, it appears that there
Was something wrong ahout the
gas forming apparatus, when Nh.
Augustin Dantin, dn employee,
went out into the small building
in which it was erected. to eX
annie 1t and ascertain the cause.
Staying out SOME time, Mr.. Ozeme
Naqain, ,he engineer, became uH
easy, went to e. What was de
tanning the young man, thought
lessly carrying Ii lantern III his
hand. AS he approached the
door Of the small building, the
gas took fire instantly, filling the
room with the burning liquid.
Seeing Dantin within, Mr.. Ma
qulll rushed iii to get him out,
and in doing SO both were severe
~ burned. On Sunday morning
about IS honrs after the accident,
DantiE died, and was buried on
Monday III st. Josepl's cemetery
iii Thibodaux. Mr.. NaGlil's life
was considered IN q very precari-
Gus condition for some time but
1t is thought that he will recover
under proper care and nurSiag
Mir. Dantin, the deceased, was
an estinable young gentleman.
honest, dignited and industrious.
He has been working at the engi
neering and finishing business
for some time with Mr.. Naquin.
He is "a son OF Mr.. Joseph Dantin
OF InibodauX, who, himself, has
been bedriGden for several
months.
His only brother, Magloire,
was killed in tie battle OF Shiloh
on April 6, 1862.
How Mr.. NaQuin could have
been guilty of snch imprudence
as to carry a light into a gas
house is a mystery, and can ouly
be accounted for as a case of
thonghtlessness, for Certainly if
he had taken a moments time to
think, he would have known the
consequence to be expected by
such action. No matter what
may have impelled him to so act,
ho has paid dearly for his action
aud deserves the sympathy CT
his friends in his terrible misf,r-
tune and excrrclating sufferings.
Fortunately the fire was extin
guished without spreading to tn"
sugar house, So that nn further
injury or loss was sustained.
BLACK cRAUGHT is recommended by
sor'v years of successful trial.
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For State Senate-Niuth Senate
rial District.
EDMOND MCCULLUM.
s. 7.
For District Judge:
A. F. KNOBLOCH,
For District Attorney:
e. A: O'SCLLIVAN.
For Representatives.:
JOHN s. BILLIU,
CHAS. s.
For Sheriff:
Il. A. WEBRE.
F0r'Clerk Of Court:
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
For Coroner:
DIR. T. ROGERS.
For Justice Of the Peace-2nd.
Ward.
p. +. LORIO.
L. p. ~CAILLOUET.
For COnstableS-2nd. Ward.
s. T.
Fl. w. FROST.
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BLACK DREUGHT makes ehills and
ever impossible.
For sale by JOS. 7. Thibodaaux.
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A cough or cold taken between

A cough or cold taken between
now and Christmas frequently
lasts all winter, This is certainly
the case with people who have
weak lungs. The most conyen-
lent. reliable and inexpensive re
mely is Johason's iao!yae Liai
ment. 1t is tn be used internally
and externally.
LAS: winter we warned our read
ers against buying the large packs
of worthless horse and cattle BOW
ders, urge them not to throw
away their money. Meraidn's
POrie's are strictly pure, but we
know of no others that are.
Nothing III. the world equals BLACK
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0hesioilar'sw nth of BLACK DgkuGHT
vii save fifty collars III doctor bills.
For sale by Jos. T. 1~hibodeaux.
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Nothing III. the world equals BLACK
DRAUGhT in female diseases.
For sale by JOS. +, Tiliiodea *
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-Talmage, The great Brooklyn
Preacher, has got so hard rp for
fine LaEgaage, that liz has been
cllppi & ont of t! e \. O. Times.
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TT 'F' q ATV. (.
Precinct No. 3-shali extend from the
lower limits Of the Guien plantation to
the upper li!,e of the Acadia pIantatior IN
ei''dIig all back settlements. with the nall
at the Court iioase in the town OF Iliho-
daux.
l'ltcinct No. 4-sIsall extend from the up-
per l!nc OF Acadia Plantation to LatortrcLe
Crossing including back settlements with
Il poll at Or near AisGI.e Bergeron's resi-
t'ence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-28
The ARMY Worm.

We do not know that any portion of
Iowa is afflicted with the army worm,
but in some portions of Illinois this
pest has already made its appearance,
though Tune is the period Of its greatest
destructiveness. The writer has vivid
recollections of their visitations many
years ago to some portions of Indiana,
where they left barrenness and desola-
ton in their track. In such places as
the kind Of crop will stand it, the most
effective remedy from their destruction
is liberal sowing of salt Two barrels
per acre will not kill small grain, but
will ruin corn crop. Where the army
worm is very mum erous, this amount is
necessary to put stop to their progress.
If they lit down all over the farm, as
grasshoppers do, so heavy sailing would
be expensive. But as they move for
ward, like an army, strip of few rods
wide on the side of the farm likely to be
invaded, will save the crop. Their march
is always directly forward in some par
ticular direction. They never fall back,
or make flank movement to enter a
field to obtain food. After sowing the
salt, if the crops are not too much adj
vanced, and the worm has already en-
tered the field, rolling with heavy iron
roller is beneficial in the destruction of
the worm, and advantageous to the crop.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-05-28
Is the Moon Intabitated.

Among the noted scientists of the
present day who hold the opinion that
the moon Is inhabited, but who found
it On the latest discoveries of science
rather than on the wisdom of the Gre.
ator, is the celebrated French astrono-
mer, M. Camille Flammarion, who is
at present organizing subscription for
the purpose of founding at Paris free
observatory created by private means.
M. Flammarion not only believes that
the moon is inhabited, but he believes
that it will be possible to construct
telescope of such power as to bring the
lunar orb so near our eyes that the
question may practically settled. In
connection with this project he has re-
Gently written long and interesting ar
ticle entitled, els the Moon Inhabited"
in which he ably reviews all the facts
bearing on the subject.