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-Ce nest point parrni les pt

-Ce NEST point parmi les poll
ticiens PROFESSIONALS quill iOpor
te Ell &c moment de faire DIES pro
selytes. Pour tons cenx qui jou'
ent un role actif dams la polltilne
les jeuX sont faits ct les parts
pris. AIais il Y aura de grandes
chances lie success pour le parti
qui saura coz queiir la masse res
pectabie. intelligence, independan
te, mais iner;e DIES e,ecteurs. Les
resolutions de ceax qui votent
d'ordinaire sOnt arrt,ees ct ne
chanseront plas. gnere, qaoi qn'on
fasse inais il ya une c!asse con
siderable, cel.e qui tent vraisem
blablement la balance du poasoli
qai est hesltaDte, incertaiue, indt
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RESTAURANT nES QUATRE
g SAISONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
AI du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SA1soSsA
previent ses alnis dc 10 Vile ct ,de La cam
pagne, ainsi que lepnblic ell generate, qu.i
a transfere SON restaurant du No. IS do
la rue de Chartres an No. III de IL memo
rue, pres de St-LouIs. II profile dc cette oe-
c.lsion pour reElercicr le public ct sallicite
en- meme temps i;I continuation dc son bien
velilaEt patronage. II ;nforme ell Outre ses
amis gull a DIES salons particulars All pre-
mier. ct des clialnbres mcublees il iouer B Ne
senniine. GU au nois. Les personnes de "a
VILE ct de Ia calnpa2ne trouveront tout or
| comfort desirable.l a restaurant sera ouve Il
usqu'a huIu. ft:v s75.
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ExCURsIoN.-C'est demain que
doit Sc faire, sous les auspices
dee compagnies de pompiers,
Ih'bodaur No. l ct Home Hook
~ad Ladder No. 1, la grande Ex-
eursiOn de Thibodaux & la Nou
vel'c lberie. Dams le but de re
cevoir dignement les excursion
slstes, la compagnie AmeStca No.
donnera un grand Pic mic ct ull
PAL. L'orhestre du professeur
nontag a ete engage pour cette
occasion. Et d'apres ce que nous
avons appris, nous pouvons affil
0er que les organisateurs da ced
te Ete de reception, ne neglige
font rien ponr faire les chose:
$randement-
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ASSESSMENT. Mr.. r. r. Nc
BRIDE, Assessor ct Ec- 0ticio en-
leelstfeur des votants, donne q
Ns aux contribuables qni mont
as encore donne leur retOur d'as
eesaement l'avoir a le liver dams
dlx jours, 4 partir du Ii de ce
mols, a defiant de qnoi, ills seront
assesses cOnfOrmement a la To-; de
ioS0. Comne enregistreur, il pre-
sleut les electeurs que lie bureau
O'enregistrement sera ouvert Il la
naisoa de coar le Ter. Septembre.
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PROTECTOR No. "A une as
semhlee reguliere de la compagnie
des pompiers Protector No. ?, les
nembres don't les mons suivent
ont ets elns officers, savoir: Thorn
Hss A. Badeaux, president Max
Continent, vice president /; Sam
gel Blum, secretaire; VIM. Brock
eeh, Tresorier !; VIM. G. Ragan,
Foreman; Frantz Zernott, Assis
taat; A. j. Perrin, Directeur des
tuyaux; G. G. Thibodaux, Assis
tant; L. D. julia. Engenieur E.
\. Roth ct 7. e. Lagarde, dele
CUES an Department du feu.
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uopr AUX CHIENs.-Le Con
.aahIe de notre vile, de par la
h, exeeatear des hautes: @uvres
j. = IA race canine, a, depuis lundl,
,ssoy6 pas NAL de chiens dams le
,sranme des taupes. Ceox qai
ut encore de ce monde, semolan
smprendre lie danger qui les me
nce. ne rodent plus dams les
,uss' et forcement l'of1icier charge
4. ,e,,r determination va ttre
|ohlig6 de suspendre ses execu-
ions.
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ECoLEs PUBLIQUEs.-Un Ger,
ytsin nombre d'ecoles publiques
de u paroisse s!Ouyriront le pre-
| nier lnndi de Septembre. III Sc
rait j desiIer, dams l'interet des
eufahts aussi bien que dams celui
des instituteurs que tous les eco
liees assistent 4 cette Overture,
sdn. Qu'ils soient classes suivant
lear, ,savoir.
Les ecoles qui resteront fermees
seTont oayertes aussit6t que tOus
les arrangements necessaires Sc
nnt completes.
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ro,ssoN.- Les habitants ri
- mt commence la molsson dn
,,ette operation Sc poursult
=. tonte ractivite que lie temps
,et. Si le temps Sc comporte
.s.sblement, la recolte sera d
k.slaute ct de bonne quallle.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgatiye, they are un-
equaled, ;
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE'ss LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. McLANE and
FLEMING BRos..on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations of the
name McLame, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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CHANGEMENT DE lie
Depot des. celebres machines a
eoudre Singer qui Sc trouvait
dams les batlsse>, faisapt face au
Ase Store, a etc transfere d cote
40 salon de barbe ct cOiffure de
V. Joe Lagarde.' Les personnes
qul ont beSoin dune 5onne ma
chine q coudre, mont qua s'a
dresser q Mr.. w. G. Ragan, qui
se fera un devoir de leur Ell expli
qner le lIecanisme ct. de lenr
nlre les conditions les plus avan
taseuses.
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VARRANTs. - Les pers0nnes
3; ant des reclamations contre
naroisse pour depenses cou
..tes de 1880, contractees avant
ler Mars 1880, sont prices de
..ser an bureau de Tresorier de
E.,oisse. munies dun warrant
|isas par le president ct le secre
|ts;re actuels du Jury de Police.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
te -taI 4554 -, I.-- , .3.s'$ ~
NOTEz. DES, EIRAN<s EEeS
Encoiynure des rues Green ct Thibodaux

Mr.. Thomas sAlbertipr6vicnt ses aniis ct
les voyageurs gu il Went de faire dc nou-
veaux arrangements qui iui pcrmettront do
s'atistaire tout ceux qui voildront Fh0nnO-
rer de leur cOnfiance t.t. -
Repas atoute heure de Ia jonrnGe ct sur
commando. 5ifs f'f
Table dh6te 10 henrcs du matin pour
deleuner ct a heures du sOir pour diner,
Chambres cOmnodes ct bien sarnies.
PRIX MONEREES fs lEs
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NOTICE

Public schools will I've opened. in this
Parish on or about the first of September
1890. Applicants for Teachers positions
will send written applications to the under
signed who will notify them when to ap-
pear before the Board Of Directors for ex-
animation. &
S. 7. GRISaMORE.
Secretary Parish Beard of School Directors
Parish Of Lafourche.
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=. JAUKEYT Il Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS uE-

MarchGadtses ssotes, etranqsres et
Americaiaes. ,.GnsJ
Cctons, lndieanes, Rubaas, Bon.
neterie, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
~ hue de Chartfes, pyes Canal
NOUvELLE ORLEANS.
Cette nlaison deja III yn uos,aae mar s so~
anciennete go ans d'exiteucek eysie has
priA de ses articles, .ofsa auxs lpxrsh.suds
dfs compagnes. fassartilnent fc pIes CON-
plet ct ie plns varie de lharchanllises scche.
Cette nlaison Ieeoit ehaque seans;ne dc
nuyeaux enyois ha Nor,l ct dc rEnrcp
net un SOM tout particular 4 remplir les
,es qi lui sont adressts. II cent N, In
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r.,,,rar1oN. - Mr.. William
s,.sa sUat = at6 nomme par lie gouv
s. sr ,nterimaire, commits d'en>
:s,rpment des vOtants, pour la
eso;sse Lafourche. q
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-Csest dams le Nagasin Bleu,
qn'on peut Sc procurer les mar
chandlses les plus fraiches ct "a
meilleur marche.
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]. vERGnOlE.

0J-.--..-.Esqe Dccautur.......0 ..06
-lMPOKTATEUR DE-
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUIT
A LEAU-DE VIE, vERMOUTH. HUI
LIZ, SARDINES, ABSINTHE.
Seul agent pour lie Sud ct pOuest lie w.
n. AobA q 60, Cognac; de la. celebr
narque des wins dc A. SELLlER a. CO.
Bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. I'm assorti
ment general de liqueurs dl pays. =.
Bitter dcs Arabes IS
Supeiei;r tout autre.
Les proprie-es toniques, stimulantcs ct
disestives de ce bitter, asissent sur IL sys.
teme nerveux ct en- font une besoin .ex-
tremement agreeable ct bientaisant. Com
me ap6ritif le BITTER DES ARABES
fait le plus grand hien aux estomaes fai.
6ies ct defeats ct combat efficacement Ia
dyspepsia. t
u. vERGNOl.E. z
u-o-ly. Proprietaire, N. Orleans
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s.~ecarfoN. La navigation
h.taanx a sapeur est,remplace
4 us sslle de chalands, dams lie Ba
4 Lafourche.
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.-1armation Locales.

c,,o; ooi a besoin dun suit
.'t;onne scion les regles de
4 ma QUA s'adresser au Ma
n Bek.
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To Bal. on hand Ia %
:. ..in Workm. act. S8 20
= Respectfully Submitted,
tSisnetD JOS. L. THIBODEAUX.
sF Treasurer
August 3rd 1880.
The mcnthly report Of o. j. Legcndre
Market Master was presented. showing to
tai collections from July 9TH to August 3rd
1880 to be Ninety FIVE AMI l0Ii90 Dollars.
On motion duly seconded said report was
accepted.
The following claims approved py the
finance committee were presented and on
motion duly seconded an appropriation of
Two Hundred and Twenty One Dollars
,w as made to pay the same by the follow
ing vote.
Yeas Blanchard Tabor, Trone, and
Azema.
Nays: None.
Salaries Of officers for quarter ending this
day.
N.vor SO 90
Clerk Is -
Treasurer 81 %
Printer 3! 30
Copstattle for mont :E} 80
Market Master IS g.
Tkeo. Tn ibodaux. Jailors fees u
J. 5. Goode, attorneys tees.------.--.- =, u
Total. .2l .,
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, August 3rd. 1880.
The Town Council Of the Town of Thibo-
daux met in regular session this day at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
Present w. G. Uagan. Mayor, ]. E.
Blanchard. J. A. Trone, C. Arena, and
ii. W. Tabor Trustees.
Absent I. Aibcrtl, and L. Keefe Trus
tees.
adiourned u % sessions or 'Vo were read and approved
as recorded.
The following Collectors Report was
presented and accepted.
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TAXES.-Si vous vouleZ vouS {
viter des traiS .et .dcs deSagre
ments allez payer yos Licences
ct 81 ceux qul dLlvent des taxes
arrierees veulent ga2ner deuX
pour cent, qu'ils s'empressent de
reeler ayec lie Cullecteur de Taxes
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-Au Magasin Bleu, vous trou
verez la mei!leure qualita de chaus
sures, pour horames, danes ct en-
fantS.
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THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
AS 1t Casts Its Light on the Chicago
Market.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Foreigu news lower all
around. Our market opened higher, ruled
strong and at times excited, and the final come
out, the curb, although strong, was a
trifie off from the highest point of the day.
July S0]zc, August 875sc, September $500.
There was no reason for the latter apparent
weakness only the sun was seen and it looked
like clearing up. We have had more
advance on the market to-day than in weeks,
1 might say months, and the property has
legitimate value. Reports from Minnesota say
the crop is seriously injured from the extreme
wet weather, and also from the winter wheat
section of lighter yields than anticipated. but
the quality is universally good. Deliveries
were large and well scattered. This had no
depressing effect and all are prepared to help
the good work along next week. There will be
no session of our board Saturday and Monday.
Oats are commanding considerable attention
at the board. The demand is large and export
o-ders heavy.
Corn active, at full prices and close strong.
Provisions-Thers seems no check to the ad-
vance in this product as the boss brought the
boys all up with q rush to-day and made trad
ing the most active, closing firm. August
$12. 65. and September the same.
Lard and meats stronger.
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Tony Pastor.

There was another large audience at the
Opera House last evening to witness the
second performance of Tony Pastors troupe.
Everything passed off in admirable shape, and
the Audience was highly pleased. The acts
are all we'll executed, and there is an album
dance of fun in every part of the perform
anee, from start to finish.
To-day will close the engagement of the
company. A grand ladies' matinee will be
given in the afternoon, and in the evening
the company will bid adieu to st. Paul, pro-
bably for year. The entertainment de-
serves large patronage, and it will no
doubt receive it. An entire change of pro-
gramme is advertised, and new features may
be expected.
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TURKEY.
THE SICK MAN REBELS,


CoNsTANrINoPLE, July 2.-The foreign Sey
has informed the ambassadors of their powers,
that the porte cannot consent to the ce ssion of
Dulicino to Montenegro. The enroll ment of
volunteers is actively and openly progressing.
WILL ACCEPT, PERHAPS.
BERLIN July 2.-It is believed Turkey and
Greece will accept the decisions of the supple
mentary conference. Reports relative to the
dispatch to the English and French SO uadrons
to cruise on the Greco-Turkish coast are not in
harmony with the present situation, although
such step is not impossible at later period
ARMY MOBILIZATION.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July at is currently re-
ported orders have been given for mobilization
of the second army corps. 1t is believed hero
the porte has determined to resist the decision
of the powers. 1t is also believed that Greece
will initiate the example of Montenegro, and
will not attempt to take forcible possession of
the ceded territory. The porte in its reply in
regard to the Montenegrin question, says that
in view of the resistance by Albanians it
would be impossible to surrender the Dulcigno
or Roiana district.
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TUE JESUITS.
SPAIN 8 SYMPATHY.

MADRID, July 2.-Every ministerial and
conservative and the principal radical organs
deplore the carrying out of the anti-Jesuit
DEGREES in France. The Spanish government
has granted numerous applications for per-
mission to establish in Madrid and many
parts OF the peninsula ministries and Jesuit
colleges. The greatest sympathy is shown for
the Jesuits by the court aristocracy and all
classes of society.
LYONS, July 2.-When the public prosecu-
tors recently appointed in place of those who
resigned their posts as protests against the
anti-Jesuit decrees entered the court of ap-
peals to take their oaths of Office, all members
of the bar Immediately quilted court in q
body. There was similar demonstration in
another court.
MoBBING MoNAsTERIEs.
At Bssiers, in the department. of Herault,
there is considerable agitation against the mon
astio orders. Yesterday deputation of Repub-
licans waited on the sub-prefect to demand the
expulsion of the Franciscan brothers, and in
the evening, mob of Thousand persons sur
rounded the franciscan monastry, some even
entering the house. The mill
tary ultimately depressed the crowd.
GOVERNMENT INTERPELLATED.
PARIS, July 2.-In the chamber Of depu-
uties to-day there was held discussion
on the expulsion of the Jesuits. Monsignor
Freppel asked the government why violence
had been used in execution of the DEGREES, and
why they were executed without legal warrant.
He asked if the minister of war had author
lied the army to assist, and protested agalns
acts of barbarity unworthy of the nation. He
hoped that better days were about to dawn for
this unhappy country. Constans, Minister of
the Interior and of Worship, said that the de-
crees had been executed in accordance with his
orders and on his responsibility. He
stated that Monsignor Freppel had
left the chamber to go to Anglers.
When the commissary went to the Jesuit house
the first person he encountered was Monsignor
Freppel, who himself provoked the violence of
which he now complained No one
could be allowed to transgress laws.
Monsignor Freppel rejoined, if by de-
cree you can force bolts and
violate domiciles, you will do it on all occa-
sions Withthis mode of proceeding no secure
ty exists. Every election will henceforward
be fought on issues of public liberty. After
further discussion the subject dropped.
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ENGLAND.
pARNE11's RELIEF BILL.


LONDON, July 2.-After the Bradlaugh affair
had been settled in the house of commons last
night debate on Parnell's Irish relief bill was
resumed. The chief secretary for Ireland an
nounced he could not accept the measure.
Parnell moved further debate affixed for Satur-
day, but Forster objected, and the motion was
negatived 62 to 1922.
BRADLAUGH SEATED.
This afternoon Bradlau ugh made Affirmation.
He signed the roll amid silence and took his
seat at the furtherest point below the gangway.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
The stock of sugar atthis date is 1900 tons
less than in 1879. This decrease will probably
make further progress between now and Sep
tember, owing to relatively small supplies ex-
pected from Cuba and Porto Rico Coffee un-
improved. Supply about $4,000 bags more
than in 1879.
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Condition of Crops in Iowa.

BURLINGTON, July 3.-Reports from about
100 points in southern Iowa, western Illinois
and northern Missouri, regarding the growing
crops, give very fair index of theil
present condition. In this section o
the west, winter wheat has suffered in places
from winter killing, dry weather, chintz bug
and rust. These causes vary
in different locations, and are by nj
means uniform, and the aggregate yield will
be fair on account of the increased acreage.
Spring wheat is generally in good condition
and the yield will be large. Oats, s
moderate yield. The corn crop il
the most magnificent ever known
in Iowa. Corn grows luxuriantly and is re
markably even and has generally been well cul
tivated and is in excellent condition. Tbs
yield promises to be immense. The hay croI
is deficient.
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Ladies' Free Prescription.

Ladies', you don't know what is the matter
with you, but you know you are far from well.
You are weak, have no ambition, no appetite.
DR.. +. b. EHalliday's Blood Purifier will tone
you up, give you appetite and will help you
in many ways. 1t will bring back the color to
your cheek and cheerfulness to your mind. In
fast, it will build you right up and you will
never be without it after becoming acquainted
with it. If you are troubled with Catarrh or
headacne call for bottle of DR.. Halliday's
Catarrh Inhalent, use it in connection with the
Blood Purifier, and you will be surprised at
the result. For sale by all druggists. Noyes
Bros. & Cutler Wholesale agents, st. Paul,
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Page, chief engineer of the Lachine canal,
saws repairs Of the canal will be SO far COM
pleted that navigation can be resumed Thurs
day next.
The Safeguard fire insurance company OF
Brooklyn is winding up its business.
Donziger & Co., tanners, Chicago, recently
burned ont, have made an assignment. Liza
bilities S1lS, 600; assets $50. 900 or less.
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The National Game.
A Pleasant Excursion.

About one hundred of the members of the
First NJ. E. church, went ont to Lako Mime
tonka yesterday morning on picnic. Explo-
sions have no terrors for such a party. They
went out to see the lake, and have pleasant
time, and they accomplished their object.
They were committee to investigate the
beauties and the dangers of the lake, and they
are prepared to report, as they took in both.
They utilized the steamboats,, the sail boats
and the row boats. They used the land and
water, and number of them brought home
long strings of the inny tribe as mementoes of
the pleasant occasion.
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FRANCE.
pLENARY AMNESTY.

PARIS July 2.-The report of the committee
on the plenary amnesty bill was read in the
senate to-day. The committee rejected the
bill by vote of six to three, the majority
consisting of five republicans and one member
of the right. The report states that the coun-
try does not desire amnesty and it is not time
for allowing assassins to return when religious
congregations are being expelled. The only
concession the report makes is to recommend
that the government be empowered to grant
numerous pardons.