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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-06-12
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. judicial District Court, Parish of La
fUurche.
Jules Ahysen vs.. No: 1852, G.. Claiborne
ThibOdaux.

QY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
- ~emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered
case, have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction pursuant to law to the
last and highest bidder at the Court
louise in the Town Of ThibOdaux on SAT-
UkDAY JULY 18th, 1880 between the
hours OF ii O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p,
NJ the following described property to-wit:
All that part or portion Of a certain town
lot in the town Of ThibOdaux which said
lot is designated on a plan of said town
made by }. b. Grinage on the Ist. Nav
lo42 and deposited in the Recorders Office
OF the Parish of Lafourche as lot No, So
which said part or portion of said lot is
ounde North by Rose street, East by
Henry Clay street and West by st. HhihD
street and extends one hundred and TWEEN
" hve feet South from Rose street. Togeth
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
That that portion Of said lot from the
loot OF st. Philip street to a point distant,
one hundred and twenty five feet from
nose street is not included in the opera
lion of said mortgage.
Terms Of sale Cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes.
June 18th. 1880.
L. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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Card of
To the Ladies of Thibodaux :

We invite yOn, when next we shall he
honored by II visit from our friends in Thib
Odaux, to come i'll greater number, and We
snail we with eacu other IN paying re-
spectiui hommase to yOur beauty and ac
colnpilshments. The officers aud members
OF America Fire Company No. = beg you to
accept their franks for the beautiful bou-
Iuet presented to them by one Of Your
party.
LEON LEMAIRE, President.
The upshot Of the whole mat.
ter is found in the following, clip
ped from the Sugar Bout:
Ercarsion to Thibodaur.-Th The
members OF the New Iberia Musi
cal Society, and the New iberia
Fire Department, wishing to at
ford our people an opportunity to
return the friendly visit of our
ThibOdaux neighbours, each pros
pose an excursion. The former
have already announced an ex.
.ursion train for the 9th, and
are now ready to sell tickets for
the same. The tiremeu,, also, by
q card i'll another column, an
nounce an excursion at .au carly
date
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The voltaic belt Co., Mar.
shalt, Mich. Will send their celebra
ted Eleutro-Voltaic Beks to the afflicted
upon 80 days trial. Speedy cures gunran-
tee't. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay.
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SUGGESTIONS OF MARCELIN RR4Hn
AND HIS WIFE OZELIE DUGAS
BOTH DECEASED NO. 1861
PROBATES.
Twentieth Judicial District Court-Parish
OF LafOurche.

STATE OF LOuiS1ANA.-Parish Of La
~ fOurche. - Whereas Octave Brand
Of said parish has this day made apDli-
cation to the said Court to be appointed
administrator of said SUGGESTIONS.
p. Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
II any they have, with the Clerk Of said
Court. at his Office in the Town of Tbiho-
daux within ten days after the first publica
tlon heyeof, otherwise the said applicant
VIII III due course of law be appointed nd.
ministratOr of said SUGGESTIONS.
~ Witness my hand and the i'm.
LIS. press Of the seal of my Office, this
~)I2th. day Of June A. ID. 1880.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk
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Notice.-The c~opartnerehip heretofcn :,
listing between the undersigned undsr 4.
firm name OF ID. Killing, is thia dar A.
solved by mutual consent. Lehman Nav,
will continue the business Of the Late An
at the old stand, corner of Main and i
Philip SITS. in his orn name and for ii. n.
account.
ThibOiaux, May 25th. 1880.
DAVID Killing,
LEHMAN MEYER
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-Hall's Plcws are considered
the best that come to this Parish
=. 4. Grisamore has a supply on
shand.
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s.. L. Gr;samere has Piow
shares. Plow handles and PlOW
EAexass ta sell extra
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III you want to buy a good
stove, go to s. I. Glisamore's
Stove Depot
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St.
,Jaseph's Catholic Church. Thiboiaux. La.
eou Thursday June 10, 1850, hy tie Rev.
Father c. NJ. Menard. Miss Sa,ah Conlan
to Mr..james Chtrault, both of this parish,
TO the bride, handsome, kind
aud lova5Ie, to the bridegroom,
gallant, intelligent aud energetic,
the heartiest congratulations. the
best wishes for their. future pros
perity, the sincerest sympathies
with their veal and woe, i'll that
aAesstxi state, which brings to
;scther loving and congenial
hearts into III everlasting union,
are extended by
THEIR MANY FRIENDS.
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As the Republican Conven-
ton was about meeting in Chlca
go, a boom was attempted, by
holding a meeting Of veteran sol.
diers. This was all right enough
bu: when that embodiment of con
ceit and egotism Fred. Grant,
perched himself on the platform,
it was carrying lmpudence to a
point never before reached in
this country.
The idea of a man who had
never heard the explosion of a
shell, the wbistling of a minnie
ball. or saw even IL skirmish, put
ting himself on a platform Of We
teran. soldiers makes one pray
that he will shortly come in con
tact with the foolkiller, and the
country be rid of an intolerable
nuisance.
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d A YEAR and expenses y
&SlS agents. Outfit Free. AdolsAe
r. o. vlCKEEY, Augusta, Maine
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There is universal s~atisfac.
Hion in this Parish with the crOp
'of sugar cane, but the water has
fallen and lett the rice growers
unable to .irrigate their crops
save with pumps or elevators.
Mechanics aud laborers a,e all
busy, who desire to obtain en-
plOyhlent.
There has been q lull in com.
mercial business that is ANYTHING
but agreeable to the mercantile
community.
Hope though, points to better
days coming, which it is trusted
may he very soo".
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Editorial Items.

Cincho.Q uinine cares cliIls and
fever.
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Subscribe 10 the SENTINEL
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"A correspondent Of the Hou
ma Courier, writing from Patter
sOnville uces the following Ian
guage:.
Thibodaux eXsursionists pass by-they
were bound to New Iberia. They boast of
a very fine reception by the New Iberia
Firemen. and admire such a grand dis
play of disinte,estcd friendship, for the New
Iberia Fire Company will give an excur-
sion to Thibodaux and they expect ricc
cersa.
We should be very sorry to
imagine that the hospitality
shown by the people Of New dbe
Tia to their visitors in the late
excursion was Induced by any
such selfish motives. Neither
their friendly reception of the
people of Lafourche, nor that
they will receive here was or will
be, any more than the natural
hospitality. Of the people of the
two towns.
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Six Thousand Hhd. Hoo,
Poles for sale By S. T. Hrisamore
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN7T.
Al EkS

by addressing GEO r. ~
VVELA Il 90. 10 Spruce st., Nss
York, can learn tho exact cost Ofv any p:.oS
sed line of ADVERTISING in AUefican
Newspapers. ~" lOO.paxes f'a~
phlet, lOc,
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The fine mansion now bel

The fine mansion now being
erected by DR.. II. Dansereau be.
gins to assume form aud appear
ance, and bids fair to excel any
residence, for architectural beau
t.y, in the Parish:
Situated in the centre of Thib-
odaux it is destined to attract
considerable attention from all
visitors to this town.
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Cart f%elloes, spokes. pillow
beams, plow handles, plow shares,
plOws, wheelbarrows, aud trace
chains forsale by S. T. Gr:samore
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The acting Governor has ap
pointed Benjamin II. Green as a
member of the State Board of
Engineers in place Of T. s. Har
dee deceased.
1t is to be hoped that he will
be able to put a little common
sense in the future action Of that
Board, and see the propriety Of
expanding some money to pre-.
vent crevasses, instead Of fooling
it away in trying to close them
after they are broken.
Perhaps, he will also impress
upon the members that they have
some other duties to do besides
pointing craytish holes to Police
Juries. Nous verrous CONNIE a
dit le vieux Ritchie.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
POLiTICIL NOTES.

"a FREE ballot" in Alabama, a republican
state with democratic majority of 1oO,O 900.
How is that?
the southern outrage mill is grinding with a
vigorous motion aud full hopper.
A cHRoMo is offered for a democratic reason
whya change should occur in the policy of the
government. Not one has yet been presented
THE democratic managers arc considering
but have not yet decided, the question of send.
ing Wade Hampton on stumping expedition
through the north this fall.
DAVID DAVIS ceases to bo a political unit
He has multiplied himself into the democratic
party, and has increased Hancock to ten by
placing cipher on his right hand.
WHEN is tho Louisville Courier-JouRal to
advertise the democratic state ticket of Indi.
ana in the New Albany LeiGey,standpd at the
usual rates 2 That is the quosti on now
WHEN a democrat kills colored or white
republican to reduce the republican vote or
stufs the ballot, or makes false count, he
turns to the country and exclaims, "Now you
must forget it,"
IT appears that the oivil-service nonsense
of Secretary Schurz was all expended in Indi-
ana. 1t was omitted from his San Francisco
speech. 1t is not very profitable talk any
where. The people have had enough fit,
The democrats hung out their signal Of dis.
trcss over Pennsylvania avenue at Vernon
row yesterday. There is an auction store near,
and tho auctioneer's hammer will come in
play IN November His cry of going going
gone will apply alike to tho flag, tho rope
and the party which it represents.
The Piedmont (W. Ya.,) Herald tells that
last week a number of young ladies Of that
town cut and had conveyed to tho p lace of its
erection, dug the pit, aud raised Garfield and
Arthur pole and hoisted on it Gx0 feet flag,
made by their own hands. The Herald is
Justly proud of the achievement Of the young
ladies of Piedmont
IN Greene county, Ala, there seems to have
been some show for the republican county
ticket even after tho count was made at tho
precincts; but when the boxes came to tho
courthouse for the final count one box was
missing, and then the democrat was ahead by
twenty.sevon votes. Tho reporter for a local
paper says The people are determined 10
National Republican., 1880-08-10

by numbers, and ingenuity must therefore
surmount the difficulty. Brains must come
TO the assistance of blood, and fraud under
the attractive guise of " free ballot cry
is the latest device of the southern brain
and its only resort until the times are ripe
for another civil war.
That aRother war will come isceriain as
fate. The claim of minority to govern
this nation by cheating at the polls will
not be permitted to stand. Any attempt
TO put it down by law is likely to be resist
ed by force, and such resistance is war.
Here is where we stand. The democratic
party is as firmly allied with the old south
ern first.family aristocracy as ever. 1t
asseuts to the doctrine that the wealth,
blood and brains at the south must rule,
and there must be no interference, no ut
tempt TO secure q fair election, no registry
no soldiers, no marshals at the polls, and
what the aristocracy does must be accepted
as well and faultlessly done. This party
not only goes thus far, but beyond-it ac-
cepts the results, and so far rs possible
initiates the methods by which they are
achieved. CRoNIN and GLOVER in Oregon
and GARCELoN and PILIsBURY in Maine
become adept scholars of their southern
masters and attempt similar practices
without scarcely blush, and the whole
party in national convention find not u
word of condemnation, but plunge blindly
on, shouting at the clean victory in Ala
bama MS though every vote reported had
been cast, as though each vote counted was
in the highest interest of the common
people, instead of being as it really is, q
nail in the coffin of liberty.
General WEAVER and some other gen.
erals should be pondering the Alabama
case
National Republican., 1880-08-10

carry into effect the result as given, no matter
If II is contested or not,S We rather guess
there will 30 no contest
THE staid old journal, the Philadelphia
Norh Americdn--tho oldest daily newspaper,
by the way, published in the United States
remarks that General Hancock's letter Of ac-
ceptancc reads like dream Of the old dead
aud gone Bell aud Everett party, whose sole
| platform, the constitution, the union, and the
enforcement of the laws, meant nothing more
than tame submission to the southern oil
garohy."
THERE was fusion Of the funders and re-
| adjusters at Alexandria on Saturday night,
which ended In confusion. It was a read
juster meeting controlled by the funders to
a degree that after two speeches had been
made tho noise and confusion became SO great
that further speaking was impossible, though
there were several other speakers on hand
who were loaded to the muzzlc, and were
only waiting for an opportunity TO discharge
themselves. Having buldozed tho readjuster
meeting out Of existence, the funders then took
possession Of matters and run the affair into
the sabbath. The time was occupied in
abusing the rcadiusters 1t was loving time
after the Virginia fashion.
THE body of Balbo, the executed murderer,
lay all day Friday at Five Points under
takers, and was visited by 5000 New Workers
Of that dolectable vicinity. A wreath of
flowers ncosing the words "Poor Boy" hung
at the cotlin's head. On Saturday his funeral
was attended by sixty carriages and 1000
persons on foot, who marched the whole dis
lance from Five Points to the ferry and thence
TO Calvary cemetery, on Long island. The
priests then read the funeral service aud the
body was put out of sight as quickly as possible,
the stencil from IL be ing uncomfortable. After
the burial a large crowd of Italians went to
tavern near the cemetery aud organized an
Indignation meeting. The priests cuogized
the lawyer and talked Of the poor boy" just
buried. A speech was then made by an
itali denouncing Governor Cornell aud the
republican party, pledging those present to
vote the democratic ticket because Governor
Cornell had changed wrongfully an unfortunate
young man who had killed his wife in mo-
mcnt Of frenzy" He said "the next election
would show what Italians felt" Priest
Julius exclaimed, "Not tho next election only,
but all cloctions."O "ff we cannot go in broad.
cloth to the Fifth Avenue hotel TO greet Gar
field, VIC can refuse him our ballots In the
fall" Another man exclaimed, 1--WE ought to
cut his throat, ell p and others said "Yes."
In fact, these blood-thirsty Italians had very
unanimous Hancock ratification meeting over
til Q wife mu rderers grave.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

jority in Alabama, with thirty counties tc
hear from. BARNUM thinks it is overdonc
National Republican., 1880-08-10

THE Louisville Courier Journal is still
harping on the atrocity of stationing n few
soldiers at the arsenal in this city to pro-
tect that arm of our national defense
against the 100000 unarmed lambs that
journal assumes 10 command. 1t exclaims
with becoming fierceness, "If HANCOCK is
elected as is certain, he lciU be sedtedw To
a part of this proposition we give careful
assent. "If HANCOCK is elected he will
"be seated" and we will help seat him un-
der such circumstances. But he won't be
elected, and hence will not be seated under
any circumstances. Tho CoW,ir-Jomnal
reserves cannot seat him if not elected.
GARFIELD will not only be elected, but he
will be seate at all hazards.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

PERSONS leaving town for the summer
can have THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN for
warded to them at 80 cents per month,
postage paid
National Republican., 1880-08-10

TT is pleasant to be able to turn away
from the incessant grind of politics that
one may contemplate the material pros
perity Of our country. Our attention has
chiefly been attacted to our wheat yield
this year and last. Russia, Hungary aud
the United States are the great grain
producing countries of the two continents
The newspapers specially devoted to the
grain interests in England and those pub
lished in Dantzig and Trieste have been
making their annual estimates and reports
Of the results in the respective countries
referred to. The palm belongs to the
United States and we shall be the supplier
Of the world for the next year. In Hungary
the acreage is less than in 1870 and the
yield will in only few sections come up
to that Of last year. The season was back
ward, while threatenings of war, financial
disturbance and other special causes have
all operated against large yield. In
Russia the same causes have existed
throughout the sixty-two provinces which
produce the wheat-crop of that country.
Spring cold, heavy rains, hail and the
ravages of the insect named aais0pHa have
diminished the yield, as compared with
1879, over 1OO,OO0,000 bushels and the
statistics gathered under the supervision
of the minister Of the interior show that
Russia will not be able to make the usual
export of 3300O00O0 bushels which has been
Ler custom during the past Ave years. This
National Republican., 1880-08-10

state of affairs causes Germany TO direct its
attention to the United States, and the re
vival Of grain trade with Hamburg, Aut--
werp aud Bremen may be looked for Even
France has begun TO import our wheat in
the grain aud in flour In 1877 we exported
to that country 20,263 tons of wheat, and in
1879 VIC sent out 1,3l2s2t tons or 100000
bushels The export this year will amount
to over 100,000,000 bushels. The French
farmers are demanding reduction of the
tax on land and the admission of
agricultural machinery and manurcs free of
duty, in order that they may the better
compete with our own farmers in the
growth of the great cereal. Thus, when
ever we turn TO examine our prospects we
see reason for rejoicing and contentment.
We are rapidly becoming the worlds gran
ary and meat producer. With peace, good
government and favorable weather we en-
ter the new decade under the most promis-
ing circumstances.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

SENATOR VANCE of North Carolina, in n
speech at Staunton, Va, recently, thus COM
pared the past with the present:
Ours was paternal and blessed government
when II was administered according to the
doctrines of our fathers. But now a man
caunot 60 to the most secluded spot on his
farm and draw black bottle out of hollow
stump without paying the United States
government. He can't strike a match at
night to see how to throw bootja jack at a cat
on back garden wall without paying the
United States government. Now the govern
mont Of the United States Is on top of every
thing. Why, loug ago in tho good old times
the people never thought about the United
States government except when the rumbling
stage coach drove up twice week aud the
driver blew his horn for the postmaster to
get mp and come out after the United States
mail. Then the ballot.box was not unfre-
quently an old steeple.crowned hat with II rcd
bandana handkerchief over the top-an in
strument as great as the lightniugs of Cop
aud no man tampcrcd with it.
The people cheered this 0c..d nicture of
the humorous North Carolinian but some of
them must have been led to reflect that it
was to overthrow that "paternal and blessed
" government of old that VANCE and other
rebel propagandsts led the people of the
south through four years of bloody strife.
And to what would such reflection lead ?
To what but that such leaders ought now
to he discarded From 1882 to 1861 the Sc.
cession democrats denounced the union MS
tyrannical agent of The grasping north,
eagerly sappng the resources and couspiring
against the welfare of the south. They
finally wrought mp the deluded people TO
resistance and rebellion. Now they return,
surrounded by the graves of hundreds of
thousands, in view of hundreds of MANNED
wrecks of manhood, within hearing of the
widows and orphans they have made, amid
the wrecks Of former fortunes, to tell the
people what? That the government they
rebelled against wasa" "paternal and blessed"
one. 1t argues little for the intelligence of
the population which listens approvingly
to them that they still continue to lead