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RAILROADS.&C. great deal of
abuse is poured. numerically up
on the heads of the Managers of
the Morgan Railroad company
because it costs 914.5O to travel
from New Orleans to Houston. 1t
is 50 easy to find fault; it does
SO much good, to men of bad Iii
gestive organs to growl, it is so
great relief to grumble, that it is
after a relief to listen to them, a
pleasure to hear them. The price
fixed over that route is four cents
per nile. Do any other roads
carry passengers for less!
1t these grumblers would tra~.
el over the country they will fluid
that four cents IL mile il about
what they will pay every where.
Then why should they everlast.
ingly pitch iuto tho Morgan road3
1t charges no more than other
roads, aud those who travel on
the Morgan line need pay but
three cents per mile. Give JUS
tice to every one. That al! roads
are charging too high we are dis
posed to admit, both for their
own profit and the good OF the
country through which they pass,
bnt We See no reason in heapiDg
all the abuse on one concern.
Spread it around a little and act
fairly.
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Election Notice !
Sherif's Office. Parish Of Lafourche.

Sner'n OH!ce. fiarisn OF Laf0urche,
Ihibodanx. La SeDtemher 18th. 1880.
Pursuant to q Proclamation issued by
Samuel Douglas McEnery, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Acting Governor of the state OF
Louisiana, dated at New Orleans on the
3lst. day Of August 1880, the qualified yo.
tiers Of the Parish Of Lafourche nre hereby
notified that an election will be held on
Tuesday the Second day Of the month Of
November A. ID. ISs0-it hel,.g the Tues
day next after the first Monday in said
month-frOm seven O'Clock in the forenoon
to six O'Clock in the afternoon, for the bur
pose of electing by general ticket:
Eight Isl Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States. two III Of
whom shall be for the State at Large and
six for the several districts OF the State.
Also, one (lI Representative for Congress
OF the United States to serve for, the term
OF two years tn represent the Third Con-
.rcsSionai District Of the State OF Louisia-
na, comprising the parishes of lbervlIle,
Ascension, Assumptions. Lafourche, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, Iberia, st. Martin, Ln-
hyette. Ferniiiion, Cameron and Calca-
sieu
The following polls will be opened in eaci,
election precinct from til. hours at 7 O'Clock
A. N. to 6 O'Clock p. II. ,t the ia: bri"rs
mentioned. Tor the uur:'os. at .ec-i,3rs h.
votes OF TIL qnaltle.l ei"c f2rs ~. lie - ',i
Of Laiougcie.
Police Jpry Ws,d No. /
Precinct No. ~i-sta,i ne iorIltd between
the upper line OF the ,atieb, right hank
and the upper lie OF tae lot lio!on.H. tn
y. JONI Chapel, ~ineiai:ng Bs2,ie Eaeaa
Vert, with IL pnii ut III l.#dr az. 5e.tt
Wrbres tla, tation front.
Precinct No. 2->hail comprise the fc-
maInder Of Police jury Ward No. !. lying
between the upper line OF lands II 81.
JoSn's Chape! and the lower line ii Guion's
elanist:on with the poll stationed ~ or ness
the Bayou cud ol lie roafi leading in EEs&s
H.uillot.
Police Jury Ward No.2 2.
Precinct No. 3-ehali extend from tho
upper ltne Of the Acadia plantation includ-
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The North has Rewarded
her Takers.
New York Graphic.

The politicians of the North
the engineers Of the machlne-
were wise in their generation.
They sent The rank and file OF
both parties to the front to fight
aud die, and they remained. at
home to control the patronage.
Since the war, as before it, they
have remained in power. Once in
q while IL man who served in the
army is thrown bone, but the
fatted calf is reserved for the
men who were not foolish enough
to 60 near the front in the great
rebellion. The North has reward
ed its takers about the war and
the South has rewarded IT'S work
q in it. Aud one great reason
of the continuous howl against
rebel b%rigadierS in congress is be
cause there presence there is felt
to he Il constant rehnke to the
politicians Of the North, who
spout from the stump about sun
dying gratitude" to the veterans,
and when Offices are to be filed
put in u political hack who sneak
ed out OF bearing his part in the
war, to the exclusion of il man
who did his duty manfully in the
great struggle.
There is a vast amount OF
truth in the above, to come from
an extreme Radical paper at this
present.
. The South, in sending those
men who stood by it in the. dark
days of its history, aud deserted
it not in the days of oppression
and tyranny, showed that she
could, in her prosperity, reward
those upon whom she relied in
days of adversely, aud if her re-
representatives. are ex.soldiers it
only proves that a proper apprc
citation of their heroic virtues is
entertained and recognized. The
Northern people, however, set
down on those who fought for
them, and bestow their honors up
on the bummers and bounty jump
ers who have come to the front as
persistenly now, as they stuck to
the rear during the war.
If that suits the Northern Rad
it makes no odds to us, but
it is difficult to perceive why they
are so anxious about the South
ern Representatives.
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A Reconsideration.
Houma, TerrebOnne Parish, La,
September II, 1880.

ANOIJtNuAoNs AooOs
To Hon. JOS. II. AclAen. New Orleans, La
Dear Sir - Since my return
from Morgan City my mind has
become possessed with some un
comfortable influence, prompting
me to study well what l had done
aud urging on my part serious,
very serious reflection before pro-
ce-ding any furt:,er.
! have POWDERED and pondered
over II action ever since, only
to realize the silent whisperings
that we are boilers.
In the excitement and first
flush of the moment, and. acting
under Il miSapprehension. l de
serted the floor of the rishtfully
constituted convention and fol
owed The bolt, for holt ii is, my
dear sir, and nothing else.
in SO doing { have commit ted a
grave and serious error, the enor,
nifty of which has become perfect
~ awful. AS humiliating as it,
is, | feel that a candid confession
is the oniy course now left for me
to pursue; and regarding candor
the true basis OF friendship, it be-
comes my paramount duty to say
to you that l cannot follow your
lead. That Gen. John S. B,lliu
Is the party nominee | now appre.
ciate fully. Whatever may have
been my misrepresentation at Nor
gan City, my entire support
must now be given to Gen. BilIiu,
and OH account of the very error
| have committed it behooves ME
now, more than ever, to redouble
my zeal and energy in his behalf.
Can You not, my dear friend,
90 likewiSef Can you not also
acknowledge the influence of
some internal passion that led US
to such d cOurse2
Your tr&e friends are all panied
and, l must say, greatly disap
pointed at the course you have
taken. While it is yet time, sac.
ritice a little ambition, and aban
don a fight that can only tend to
dlsintregrate our grand old party
and divide your friends; such Il
course will reflect credit and hon.
or to you and revive the old en-
thuSiasm.
And in order to place myself
right with the Democratic party
to whose principles | have al
ways adhered. and always ex~
l,tct to-, | have concluded to
make this an open letter, SD that
ms motives may not be miscon
Strued.
Very respectfully yours,
A. JOLIET, in. :
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10th Precinct. At Felix Garp;... !.
missioners. U. Prestenback. Charl.ses
isidore Kramer. N
Serenh Ward.
10Th Precincs, +. A. Ledet's sto- -
missloners T.. A. Ledet Octave p, 49,
+. II. TLornhiil. -
18th; Precinct. At Wellington
store. w. Hebert, Ernest z, KpoblseS r
Thibodeaux.
18th Precinct. At j. :. Perh;,..
commissioners T. J. johnson. AIii.t ssSS
NJ. 1. HigginbOtham.
Eight Ward.
YIN Precinct. At Rosemond nah-nx
Noiiiml s%s!oners, Emile LedetJ. C. Ra.s-
VIM. Elliot. ~
Ninth Yard.
~oth Precinct. At LOngueville. Co.
s1oners ". Foret I. J. Baiesux. Thso.s;SI
Harang Jr. 49,
Tenth Ward.
S>nd. Precinct. at Cut "a. Comn,.:-
ers; Esttvai Ssvoie. Alfred Meianeon.
SAd Precinct. At tanvicr Guj,irv;s -
m~lssi"ners, William Williams, Wsihirss-
Tanner, A. Terrebonne,
THEOPllILE rIilDODAuy g.
Lafunrcle Parish
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"A fair sample of rice cleaned
at the "Lafourche Crossing Rice
Mill" was exhibited here last week
by Mr.. G.. Z. Williams who is
now the sole proprietor Of the
Mill, he having purchased the in
terest of Mpssrs. B-auvais and
Gaudet. The rice was Of choice
quality; and was as well cleaned
and polished as can be done by
any mill in the State. The "La.
fourci'c Crossing Rice Mill" is 10.
Gated within a few feet Of NIor>
gan's Ii. and Texas r. Il. depot
at Latourche Crossing. Those
who ratrOnize this mill have the
advantage OF being able to ship
direct to New York or Galveston
as may suit their interest.
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Notice.

Public notice is hereby given to oil the
Tax Payers CT the Parish Of LafOurche.
thst the Tax Rolls for the year 1881 are
now filed ia nv office, and that the Taxes
sssessed in said year are set forth in the
Tax Rolls ON file in my Office and in the
mortgage office Of the parish of Lsfonrcne.
that sail taxas are now due and will be-
cOme delinquent ~ the 3lst day OF Deccm-
Der 1880, and that they will bear . per cent
per amman interest from that date until
cold in accordance with article 2l0 Of the
COpstitutiun Of 1879.
October 2nh. 1850.
THEOPUILE THIBODAUx,
Sheriff aud Ex-Otiicio Tax Collector for the
Perish Of Lafonrche.
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Chairman Taylor of the Re
publican Sub Committee was late
ly heard to assert, that the Re
publican Convention had endors-
ell Darrall. Mr.. Taylor is entire
~ mistaken, aud if he will but
consult tae proceedings, he will
find that Mr.. Darrall's friends
thought discretion the better part
OF valOr on that occasion and that
he was in no wise instructed to
support shat told man from the
sea,"-which, if he will do, will
place hun in a hopeless minority
with the people Of his race, aud
only tend to lose for him the con.
tidence he has always enjoted
among all classes rs a gentleman
aud an honest man.
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Remember that Darral, who
is a candidate tor Congress in
this Third District is the same
Darral who introduced a bill in
to Congress, a few years ago to
authoriz" kelIogs's Legislature
to receive brides to vote for the
closing of Bayou Laforrche at
DonaldSonville.
Remember that Acklen who
wants to be reelected to Congress
from this Third District, il the
same Acklen who figured 80 co,>
spicuously in the newspapers for
the last three years OH account of
certain little, reccadiIlocs that re
fected no honor on himself and
added no credit to the people
who sent him there.
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In a speech made by the Rad
zeal candidate Darrall it is said
that he denied ever having tried
to close Bayou Lafonrrhe.
Nobody ever snspicioned BIN
of undertaking such y feat, but
the SENTINEL has scharged plain
~ time and again, that Darrall
had introduced Il bill into Con
sress to transfer the disposition
of the mouth of Bayou Lafourche
at Donaldsonville to the. State
Legislature. of Louisiana in the
reign OF kellogs-and that the
proposition, In plain English, was
nothing more or less than a bill to
enable the corrupt members of
kclloggs' Legislature to receive
brides to vote to close. that
stream. That we repeat, and add
that that was Darrall's only in
centive for the introduction Of the
said bill. How much he was to
receive is not probably known,
but his famous integrity would
rot resist, with much vigor, a
fair allowance .:or his act.
This bill, he introduced into the
Congress, when We had u letter.
written in his own hand writing.
that he would use all his influence
to prevent anything Of the kind,
upon which the ink was hardly
dry. He tried to sell us out once.
he will do so again if he gets the
opportunity.
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is 1irpctnr

Attention is directed to the
card of Mcclure aud GormIey
Photograph Artists, who have
opened gallery on tie cor.
ner OF Main and ST. Louis streets.
These artists are from 13l Pow
dras street New Orleans and are
doubtless skilled in their protes
sion.
There is nothing that affords
one so much pleasure as the mic
tnre of Il lost or absent friend.
~ good opportunity will be pre-.
scented by these artists to secure
4 likeness fer every one.
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We learn from MIR. KOlul

We learn from MIR. Kohnke.
the courteous and efirien; agent
agent here of Morgan's Il. II. Com
pany, that both the Thihodaux
and the Houna branch trains
await the arrival, every afternoon
at Terrebonne station. Of tue
Texas train which leaves New
Orleans at II NJ. daily. This is a
great convenience to travellers.
who can now leave the city at II
". and reach Our town, vi0 the
Thibodaux branch railroad, at
3.Oj Z. N.
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l. 1T.

The Recorder, Americas, Ga,
says: CLERKS, Senators, Repre>
sen'atives, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, in public and private life,
are testlfying by the thousands,
and over their own signatures,
that u remedy has been found tor
Brigh;'S Disease Of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are re
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.r :
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The Press OH ACklcn.

dnO his crowd OF sub
sidized delegated bo!ted tn. Nor.
gan City Convention last Satur.
da.v. Jnst what we expected from
the start -Meyidioaal.
A denomination is a we'll lie
served compliment to Mr.. Billju.
but we are sorry to see that Il
small faction of the Convention
boltel and nominated Acklen.
the st. Mary fop aud present in
cnmbent. We trust that there is
enough genuine democrats of that
district to elect Gen. BiIliu.-
MarksriHe Bulletin.
Mr.. Acklen in his present atti
tude is a boiler aud u diSorganiz
er and should be condemned and
repudiated AZ such by every De
moclatic voter in his district. His
conduct shows that it was never
his intention to abide by the nom
nation of any convention which
did not accept him as its choice.
- The States.
Rut Mr.. Acklen says he is more
popular with the Republicans
now that he was in 1879. And we
can tell him that it would be- diff
cult to find a man in the whole
District that could command less
votes than he can among the De
m%Ocrats in this Parish. The Re
publicans may give him some fifty
or sixty, but that will depend up
on the amount Of money he is able
to part with. South.
If we are to judge il tree by the
fruit 1t bears, we are clearly Of
the opinion that Uncle Silas of
the Th:bolaux Sentinel is not
much Of friend to the gentleman
who now represents the 81. Dis
trlct in Congress- Mr.. J. H.
Acklen. The peruSai of his lead
er, entitled the "Cloven Foot"
wculd not fail to convince the
most skeptical. Grlsamore is right
aud Acklen has not the ghost of
a chance to succeed in his mad
ambition.- GretMa Courier.
Not one newspaper in this Con
gresSional District nor for that
matter in the State-aprroves the
method adopted by Congressman
Acklen TO obtain Il denomination
at Morgan City. His treachery
and bad faith are so glaring. and
the motive which prompted his
bolt sc transparent, that the uni
versal reprohation of the press
has been evoked. And it can
hardly he doubted that in this mar
ticnfar the sentiment of the DE-.
mocracy Of the district has been
faithfully reflected. - DonaNso.
riNc Chief.
We publish this week the off
cial proceedings of the late bolt
Ing convention at Morgan CITY.
With the lights hefnre MS we are
bound to regard Hon. John S.
Biilin rs the regular democratic
nominee for Congress. There
seems to have been some cause
tor complaint by some of Mr..
friends, in the matter of
the preliminary organization of
the regular convention. but from
any ruling in that matter. any del
.eates had the right to appeal to
those parishes from which there
were no contrasting delegations.
think that any delegate con
sidesing himself aggrievei by any
such ruling should have exercised
the right OF appeal. instead Of
making sucl, ruling itself
ground OF secession.-Lake Char
les Echo.
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Gen. Grant is a great man

Gen. Grant is a great man
But great men sometimes Il
make fools of tbemsel.c s.
Gen. Grant did that when he
issued an order to the 'Boys in
Blue" to support Garfield and
Arthur.
He made a fool of himself again
when he issued an order for a
reunion Of soldiers to take place
IN Indianapolis three days before
the October election. He will
near from some of the soldiers IN
that State on election day.
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lJNQUESTGONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: ''Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. and urinary diseases
is 40 fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonials trom well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
en-"
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e. A. Landry, of St. Mays
Parish, has announced himself as
Il Republican candidate for Con-
.gress, in opposition to Darrall, of
'cnpOla" nOt0riety. The contest
has narrowed down to a quad
rangnlar fight. VirGt sequens i!
Who next?
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AoCN1O AND CANvABERs.-
Make from e2J to $50 per
week selling goods for T.. Il.
klDEQUT 4 co., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catslog le and terms.
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Nsd~ Planfer ,na

THE SsDav Pksstsr man says
thut lnn never saw anything in
Che 6ENIINRL that would pro.
vohA ,Anoltncy. Of course not.
That is the difference between the
columns of the SENTINEL and
ths SNn@ Rls~AGv. The first keeps
one awake, the other puts his
.sesaceD 70 sleep.
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Pierre Bourree has removed
the old galleries in front OF his
building on Main and st. Phil
lip, SITS. and replaced them
BY new ones, which adds much to
the appearance of that corner.
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Mrs. Binnings and Burton,
who have been enjoying them.
sylvesin the orchards of Kentucky
for two months, have returned
hOnse,
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~District Court meets next
Monday ; The Police Jury also.
AT pignt Mr.. TheophlIe Harang is
expected to deliver an address on
co operation in works of all kind.
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"A Grand Fair will he given
at st. Mary's church, on Sunday,
October Goth 1SSO, for the purpose
OF rising funds. to complete the
neV church.
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-. T. 0risamore has a large
assortment OF lamps tor sugar
houses, churches dwellings, &c.
a~o, chimnies, Lanterns, Lamp
wick, reilectOrS and shades.
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s.. T. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon and carriage spokes,
and felloes, pillow handles. plow
beams, pfows, wheelbar:ows, and
pillow shares.
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Mr.. Baum has removed his fne
stock of Merchandise from the
corner Of Market & st. Louis
where he will be pleased to see
his customers and friends.
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Major Richard g. Bond a
gentleman we'll Enown III Louisia
ma and II native of DDnaldsonville
lately died OF paralysis III Mime
sofa. His remains were brought
to Lis native home aud buried in
the cemetery OF his family.
He was an officer in Gen. Mon
toms staff dnring the campaign on
LafouIche in 1862, and sub<e-
quently, on the death Of Major
Taylor Squ'res became Chief oi
Artillery.
The writer's acquaintance with
him was confined t. atont one
half hour, when We lay together
OH the roof of Col. Wynn'S ware
honSe. on the 2Sth. of October
1862, watching the approach of
the Fedrrais previous to the bat
tie Of TeXana road.
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Men should attend church on
Sunday. 1t this was the general
rule, u citisen OF this town would
not have been decently cowhided,
las: Sunday, on Main Street.
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There is a correspondent of
the DonaldsonviIle Chief, whose
Writings Indicate the feelings Of
n man who never had a generous
IMPULSE. who lmagines that he
mas secured Hancock's defeat by
tnt discovery of the TACT that
Hancock wrote order No, 40 as a
iva tor the Presidency. II he did
he dtd not receive $4,000 for it.
,-Wonderfnl bargains at the
Seven Star Sloso.
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-HyOa want a Get Of nice Va
ses, or glass fruit stands, with
pretty feather busters to brusl,
them, call u S. 7. Grisamore's
SN@heQct.
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TNOYICE.1

Mr.. J. A. COURTADE is fully autho
rized to solicit Subscriptions and advertise
ments, and collect bills due to the IhiJo-
d0mr Sentinel,
Office: No. I3, st. Charles ST., with
JOHN BASSlCH. Atty. at Law.
New Orleans, La.