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1880.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUS TRATE7.
Litchfield. Feb. 18th 1881

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educational point of view-seeking to provide that
which, taken altogether. will be of the most service
the largest NUMBER long ago concluded that, if
could have but work for public library, I would
select complete set of Harper's y."-CHARLEs
FRANCIS ADAMS, JR.
It's contents are contributed by the most eminent
authors and artists of Europe and America. while the
long exusrience of its publishers has made them
thoroughly conversant with the desires of the publ,
which they will spare no effort to crafty.
The volumes of the Magazine begin with the Num-
bers for June and December of each year. When no
time is specified, it will be understood that the SUBJ
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THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO
/, . ii Al Barclay Street. New York.
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WIN. NJ. Marks a prominent
citizen Of Assumption tor one
third of a century died Septem>
Der %, 1880, at his residence,
near Plottonville. The deceased
was among the first acQuaiDtances
OF the writer when he settled on
Bayon Lafourche. We can cheer
fully bear testimony to the honor,
integrity and virtue of the deceas
ed during his residence in AS
sumption. Kind, amiable, social
aud agreeable DO one could be
other than his friend. The friends
of our youth are passing away as
the leaves of Autumn tall in their
season. Peace to their ashes ;
the hope Of meeting them in il bet
ter land remains to cheer and re
move the darkness of their final
exit.
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MOthcrs! MOthers!!
MOtherS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by Il sick
child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth! 1t so, go at once and get
a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediate'y-depend upon it there
is no mistake about. There is
not q mother on earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief aud health to
the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly SAT- to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the ,as;e'
aud is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female pllysi
clans aud nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. %
cents a bottle.
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November /, All Saints day,
was observed in Thibodaux with
the usual sOlemnity that charac
terises the return Of that day set
apart to commemorate the virtues
of the lead. The graves were
handsomely and lovingly decora
tel in both cemeteries ami servi-
Z were held in St. JOseph's and
JOhn's Churches.
There is no religious Observan
ces more sacred than The ON
lneM0ration OF tue dead who re-
pose in our cemeteries, and 1t is Il
source OF qualification to see that
Professionals are beginning to take
an interest in the decorations and
services peculiar to All Saints
day. ST. Johns Cemetery was.
for the first time handsomely lie
corated and visited by large nun
Der of the citizens.
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AT the election on November
2, Garfield aud Arthur were cleo
ted President and Vice President
OF the United States by n hand
some majority in the electoral
college.
We were not much disappoint
ed IN this result, as Indications
were plain that such would be
the result for some time previous
to the close Of the contest.
Both houses Of Congress will
be so very nearly balanced that
neither party will be able to carry
any extreme partisan measures.
1t is to be hoped that the good of
the country Will alone be thought
OF III the new Government, and
that what may he done will effect
the greatest good to the greatest
number.
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\ Cough. Cold

A Cough, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In.
durable Lung Discuss or Consump
ton. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
7ROCHES are certain to gire re-
lief in Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumption and IAroa,
Diseases. For thirty years the
TrOches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are rot
new or unt,ied, bu: having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they haue attained well merited
rank among the few staple lemed
les OF the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents Il box every
where.
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Last summer when the qn-s
ton was in every ones mint
whether the creSentcity wasagain
to be afflicted with yellow fever,
the whole country was startled
by the announcement that among
It's half dozen or more victims
were first the lovely Young wife
OF the brave confederate General
}. 3. Hood, followed by the
death of the General himself, leav
ing ten little babes to the cold
mc:cies of the world. The women
OF the South and North alike
arose to this appeal to their chart
ty and Il subscription list was
opened, but with 10 great result
comparatively. The late warrior
was on the point OF publishing
his Narrative of Personal Expe-
riences in the United States and
the Confederate States Armies.
The book has just beer published
By his comrade GeaeIal G.. L.
Beauregar'l, the entire proceeds
going to the sole use AMI benefit
OF "The Hood Orphan Memorial
Fund.-" as is set forth in another
column.
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THE ELECTION IN LAFOURCHE'
The vote tor Garfield aud Ar
thur was 1908.
For Hancock and English 1929;
Majority for Garfield and Ar
thnr 279.
For Billiu 141S.
For Darral 1904.
Majority for Darral 276.
For the Sunday Law, 1876.
Against the Sunday Law 1882.
Majority against the Sunday
Law 1896.
The Republican gain compared
with the election in 1879 was 6
votes the Democratic loss was
4j7.
This loss was occasiOEed eXclu
sively by failure of Democrats to
vote.
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Some time ago Mr.. Theophile
Harang delivered an address, in
Union Hall. Oh the subject of CO.
operative labor.
The address was'ably prepared,
we'll delivered aud received the
close attention OF the audience. It
contained much valuable mfOrlna
ton IN relation to tie agricultu
raj and other nlesourses OF lower
Louisiana that lie dormant around
us, aud require but IA little will,
determination, aud perseverance,,
to develop into mines Of wealth
to the people.
MIR. HaraDg thinks that there
is no great agricultural prospect
~ III the future Of Louisiana un>
der the present system of labor.
ami en';eavored 10 show by facts
and figures how Il new era of pros
perl,y could be inangurated in
lower Louisiana, by the adoption
OF IL system of labor which would
not only increase the products Ut
our great staples, but also devel
Op large industries that now liz
idle and dormant. His entire ad
dress VAS characterised by clear.
ness and eloqucnce. and was evi.
dently the result OF much labor
and serious thought.
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When the tariff of 1916 was put
on its passage in the Senate, there
was IA tie vote of27 to ~, an,t the
fate OF the measure vas d-volved
by the constitution upon the
Vice President, Mr.. Dallas, cleo
ted under the banner cry Of
''Polk, Dallas, and the tariff of
49, gave his casting vote in ia.
vor OF the new tariff. and thus
sent it to the President for his
signature. There is the strong.
est circnmstantial evidence that
this casting vote was bought with
British gold. Mr.. Dallas was
then deeply in debt ard financial
ly embarrassed ; yet, soon after
that vote, his worldly estate was
suddenly much improved, and he
spent several weeks in going
abOut settling with his creditors.
Ever atterward he lived in com
parative aMnence. In those days
there Was II current saying in Phi
la'elplia, thar Mr.. Dallos had at
least one hundred thousand "bril
liant" reasons for his casting
vote. There is a deap seated be
lief in those who have ~investica
eel the subject, that England
bought George Mitlin Dallas lust
as she b"nsht Benedict Arnold.
Mt. Louis Age of Steel October
., 1880.
This is a serions charge
against Il man who has been dead
for many years. There is one
fact connected with the election
OF Polk and Dallas that we re
member perfectly well. Whilst
the Democratic Party was abus.
ing Henry Clay for being a Pro
tective tariff advocate in Ell the
other States, the same party
headed by James Buchanan vas
swearing itself black and blue
that Polk and Dallas were better
high .arift men than Clay and
Frelinghuy seq.
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j +. ALLAN. Secretary,
TH1EODAgH. Get ~. 1890.

~ y clock =. NJ, {
The Police jury of HI. Parish nj Iaf,u--
che. this day met ut the hour aforesaid in
the Court House, in 'he town of Tb,,cd,ux
pursuant to adiOnrninen-.
Present Meesrs. Grisamorn caf!v Sol.
C0uiOn. Kraemcr. Moran. Matthews Gnfu~v
and AvO.
Absent: Mr.. NJ. Dclaune.
The proposed ordinance relative f.. e;o-.
ing business houses on SUNDAY WAS then tt
ken mp and on motion Of DIR. Coulc.. dpfT
seconded. it was
Resolved that the accompanying or!i-
nance be submitted to the vote # the legal
voters OF thls parish at an election to h.
held IN the second day Of November. 1890
and that if - majority of said voters cast
their votes in favor Of said ordinance l.
shall b" promulgated IA the law Of the par
iSh and 20 into effect on the first day Of
Jonuarr 1881 and if q majority Of the
votes he fOur!d opposed to said ordinance
thenit will be null and void.
Resolved, That the President Of the po-
lice jury and the Finance Committee he AZ.
rected to make all ucce sary arrangement
to hold the :said election and p~romulpate
the returns as soon as known after the cleo
ton. Wv
RI solved. That in the namiur ~ com.
missione"s for the various polls at which
the election will be held, the opposing sides
shall he represented.
A vote taken on the foregoing resolutions
resulted as follows; viz:
Teas: Messrs. Grisamnre. Nceely. Fol a..
Ago. Coulon. kraemer and Guidry.
Nays: Messrs. Mathews and Moran.
Absent: Mr.. NJ. Delaune.
Resolutions were adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Cou'on. duly seconded.
Mr.. Moran, the Road and Levee Inspector
inr the 4th. District was authorized to
throw M a Ievcc in front of the Baratar,a
Canal. if he deemed it advisable, and pre-
sent BIS bill for the Expenses of the same.
to the Police Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon duly seconded
the eheriff was authorized to purchase two
~ pairs cfleg-irons and present his bin
for same to the Police Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Ayo duly seconded. tho
Board then adjourned to meet on the first
Monday in January 1881.
No'gned) 5. I. GRISAMORE,
President.
). F. ALLAN, Secretary. .I.'t
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Large stock Of clothing to be
disposed regardless OF cost or Val
ne ut the Seven Star Store,

Now that the election is over
We propose to have something to
SAY about our advertisers who IA
sist in sustaining their local paper.
Among them is Mrs. Binnings
who is known in all surrounding
country IN Que OF the best Mill,
ncrs in the State. She has now
on hand u stock of goods far su.
perior to any that she has hereto,
fore exhibited both in quality and
variety.
In her sewing department. she
has constantly employed ten to
fifteen ladies' who have to depend
upon their nredles COR u support.
Csil and se. her on the corner
of Jackson aud Thibolaux streets.
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big your honorable body to pass a resOlu,
ton granting lis % public road. We wish q
road because We have none. therefore we
are shut from all NJ munieaticn with
Bayou Lafourche.
Yours most Respectfully,
Pierre x Moiasson, Feiicien Y Toups. Lonis
X Case, Joseph X Fabre, Salvatore x Sauche
Lois X Hehert, Henri X are, Autoil & Bon
amour, Elias hawkins, Polite x thihofaux.
Hudson MOrvant. J.hn X Tabor. Francis x
Andray. Henri X Andra. Osem6 An,lray.
Adrien \ Troselair Augustin X AA,ra, Ln-
Glen X Ordongu, Mac K Williams, Em,.,l x
Hehert. Joseph x Sauche.
On NOTICE OF Mr.. Matthew'S. duly seconded
Mr.. Symrhoie k~odrigue was appointed by
n unanimous vote to fill the vacancy as
Road Inspector for the 9Th. District
hr. Sosthene Folse, the chairman of the
committee appointed for the pur
pose rf carrying on the provisions of Act
No. -, session of 1890. exported orally TO
the effect that the com,nitter would drf-r
making Il written report. for the reason
the parish il without funds. and there
fore it would be impossible for the Board
at the present time. to execute any ;,lan or
out my suggestions which the CT
committee n1ght present.
On motion Of Mr. Cnulnn, duly seccndetl
the % rtgOtpg r., ,.,rf was ireceivna and III,
matter laid over fer future refer.
ence.
TN motion of Mr. Ennlnn s~eeopoe,1 Nv
Mathews, the Boari hen aajnnrnc.i ~
y o'"lccA P. ". a: the CART House.
tSignc'D $. T GRfSAMORE.
Presilcnt Police Jarv,
Parish of LafOurche.
Certified
J +. ALLAN Secretary.
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Notice.

Public notice in hereby given to all the
Tax Payers Of the Parish of Lafourche,
that the Tax Rolls for fhc year 1880 are
now filed in my office, and that the Taxes
assessed in said year are set forth in the
Tax Rolls on fle in my office and in the
mortgage office Of the parish of I.afourcne.
that sal l taxas are now due and will be
come delinquent o n the 3lst day Of Decem.
Der 1880, aud that they will bear 8 per cent
per annnm interest from that date until
sold in accordance with article 2lO Of the
Constitution Of 1879.
October 2nd. 1880.
THEOPHILE TUIBODAUX:
Sheriff and Ex-Dfficio Tax Collector for the
Parish Of LafOurche.
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~ . d % o. .
STATE OF LOUISIANA
usPssishs of ksAfourche,

Take notice that on Wednesday the lat.
day Of December 1880, I will sell at public
a9stsnn, at the Court House. in the Town
of Ihbodaax. at n O'Clock NJ to the last
and highest bidder the lease Ut the follow.
che: - " - A"o"r
10. st. John.
20. St. Charles.
30. Racelanl.
40. Harang.
For one year, from January lst. 1881 tn
gwen OH January lst. 1881, thus giyine
purchasers one month from dny Of sale 70
construct their boats or make any other
C%nditions:-rhe purchaser Of any ferry
shall be required to cross sIl chiIdren a..
e ,end,ns '' ,r"s;sf fire. 70. Of charge, going and
1ax the right I" cross snch ferries On terne
e'Terins from those Of ordinary passen ;ers
ierms-Cash on the Spot.
e 4, UktsAMoHr Il
PRESIDENT Police Jury, bsr1ah Of Tel1are.e
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ALL INDDRSE 1T.

The Recorder, Americus. Ga.
says: CLERKS, Senators, Rep,e>
Sen'atlv's, Doctors, Lawyers, Ci.i
zens, in public aud private life.
are tesiltying by the thousands.
amt over their own signatures.
that \ remedy has been found tor
hrlsh.s Disease of the kiaaeys
and for Diabetes; these are re-
spectlvely known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cures
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uINQUExTlONABI.E.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: ''Its efficacy in kid
ilcy, liver, and urinary diseases
il No fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide decentralization well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
err"
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DerrWe South of Octohe,

The DerriNe South of October
80. contains the announcement of
the death Of John X. Sc, mour at
the age Of GO years. MIR. Sey.
monr was well known on this
Bayou for 81 years
He first came to the Parish of
Assumption an manager of the
L~lt'leiOhn Plantation IN 1S47, and
had charge subsequently of the
8rouSseau and other places. Mr..
Seymour was an honest man. hon
orable and dignitied in his con
duct, kind and genial In DISPOSE
ton, faithful and Just to all.
lie leaves Il large family. who
have arrived at age t. moyide
for themselves.
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Mpel.Iy Xfnfne ;

The Weekly Mates is a new
candidate for public favor.
IL Is edited by Hearsey and
lCraighead. 1t is worthy of SUP
port aud if proper encouragement
DC given, 1t will merit the patron.
age of the public. There is too
little reading in lower Louisiana.
Inc people need instruction
IN current history aud
tue newspaper is the Medium
through which it can be impaired
to the people.
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- In Il synopsis Of what is call
ed IA report OF the Board Of State
Engineers TO the Levpe Commits
sioners Of the several Levee Dis.
tricts we find that in the Third
Levee District East Of LafOurche
new ievees are required at Co.
fields in Ascension Acadia in
st. James; Sarah and Buras in
PIaquemine; Sharp's in Jelfer.
sou ; and Collins in Lafourche
requiring to build say $1OOOO.OO 10.
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AT the election in New Or.
leans the Citizens party elected
Mr.. Shakespear Mayor but for the
other Offices the regular Democrat
ic candidates we're elected.
All Democratic candidates for
Congress in this State were elect.
ell, except BiIliu in this District
where there is Il Radical MAORI.
ty of 5000
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Just because the editor of
the st. Landry Democrat chad the
Dengue his paper came out on tho
half sheet.
Didn't know that Dengue effec.
ted newspapers that way.
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Now that the election il ov.
cr, the result will not prevent s.
L. GrIsamore from selling Char
ter Oak stoves with all the late
improvements, made upon them.
Besides he has always Il large IN
sOrtmcnt of kitchen furniture,
and the finest display of cake
and fruit stands, lamps SC. ever
exhibited in ThlbOdaux.
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JNO. :. SEELY.
l.. KRAMER.
I "

JAMES MO IAN.
On motion dniy seconded. it was
Resolved that the snm of eight hundred
and twenty four2Jll00 dollars he and is
hereby appropriated ont OF the Funds of
1880 to pay the above claims.
AMI the sum OF one hundred and forty
six 53ll0O dollars cut of the funds of 1879
and the sum Of one hundred and fourteen
3lll00 dollars out OF the funds of 1879 ana
the further sum of fifty bine 57Il00 dollars
he and Is hereby Appropriated tc pay the
claims of j. W. Knobloch clerk amounting
i'll all t" the sum of Three hundred ard
twenty 42ltO0 dollars.
A vote tlkon on tho forcgoin. resolution
resulted as follows, viz:
Yeas : tirisamore, Secley. Folse. Coulon,
Moran, Ago, kraemer Mathews and Gridry
Nays: None.
Absent Mr.. Delaune.
On motion of Mr.. Mathews, duly second
ed, tho Secretary of the Boaid was direc-
ted to return the bills of DIR. F.. Rogers.
Coroner. III the cases of ROunltree and of
Cerena Washington. and request him tn
make out the same in accordance with Act
No. 10. of the session of is77 ; aid, tu refer
tho three (3) claims Of DR.. 4azzo to him to
be made out according to Act No. ~. scs.
sion Of 1877 and to be accompanied by u pro
ces verbal ~ the law requires. and by II Ger
khNotV W IA NutuVIitN w dCt GS coroner.
TN motion of Mr.. Coulou, duly secoulcd,
the bills "f the Supreme Court Of Louisiana,
being Nos. 6908 and 500. were laid over for
the approval of the Attorney who was in.
. rested in the suits iu which the bills we're
made.
On motion Of Mr.. Mathews seconded by
Mr.. Ago, the bill Of DIR. Rogers, Coroner,
for viewing body Of Torrance Atkins was ap
proved.
On the motion of Mr.. Moran. the bill OF
Mr.. X. X. Mcbride was laid over for futu re
reference.
On motion of Mr.. Kracmer duly second
ed the bill OF MIR. +. A. O'Suliivan, for
$l30.M was approved.
On motion. duly seconded. the hill of Mr..
ThcOphile Thibodaux, Sheriff, amounting
to 325O.OO. for services rendered in criminal
matters was duly approved, anil his bill of
$500. for notifying electors to serve AZ fu-
rors. was laid over to be submitted to the
court on u statement of facts.
On motion of Mr.. Moran. seconded NV Mr..
MI. Kraemer. that the bill of l.. A. Wehre,
Sheriff for t2o3.60 be approved and paid, 8
vote was taken as follows : viz. ~.sss8.+.d ef
Yeas j: Messrs. Grisamore, Scrlv. FolsG.
ConlOn, Moran, Ago, Krsemer. GuiJry and
Mathews. .I -
NAYS None.
Absent . Mr.. NJ. Delaune.
On the motion OF Mr.. CoulOn, duly secon-
ded, that An appropriation Of $685. 60 I've
made to pay the claims approved by the
Board. the following vote was taken, viz !:
Yeas: Messrs. Grisamure, Seeley. Folse.
Coulon, Moran, Ago, kracn,er, Guiiry and
Mathews.
Nays : None.
Absent d: Mr.. Delaune.
Tn committee on roads and levees made
the fOllOWinp ranOrt which waa dr,lp a..
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s.STRAY.

A mousc-colored horse, about tvelye
hands high with q black stripe dows ~
back and branded ON both shoulders um1
both quarters, was found about . month
ago, in tine Parish, on the right bank of ~
bayon Lafourche, at . short distaaee ~
low ThibOdaux.
The owner thereof can recover the sa9e
by applying at the office of tho un deryigno4
in tbs town Of Thibodaux, proving psopsets.
and paying costs.
Thibodaux, La, October 9th, In
L. p. CAlLLOCEE.-
Justice Of the Psaeey
2nd. Ward, Parish e Lafeues6e
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Tho District Court. - Judge
KnoblOch has just closed a long
and ardUous session.
Besides the able members of
the Thibodaux bar, Messrs. w.
Guion and l.. Onion, of Assump.
ton, Mrssrs. SuthOn, Armitage
and Winder of Terreboue have
been present during the te, N.
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How can a single dose of
Ayers Pills cure headache
BY removing Instructions from
the system-relieving the stom.
acl, Sand giving healthy action to
the digestive apparatus.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-11-06

The election excitement is
over and now the question arises,
what is to he the occupation in
the future OF the Legion of Liars
who have for the last six months
been 10 s%upremely happy