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WANTED "A tirst-class woman cook. Address
w Tivol Restaurant, Saltwater. 81
EXPERIENCED dining room girls, chambermaids
u and all other hotel help can always secure good
situations by calling ut Hotel Reporter Employment
Bureau, 68 East Third street. 27*
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WANTED-situation by young man German
w to drive private team and make himself gen.
orally useful. Best of references. Address A. B.,
this Office az,
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nor RENT-To one or two gentlemen, one mic
IL furnished front room; No, 95 Jackson street.
6S-6S
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HORsEs for sale by Chas. Brown 60 head of goc
I'LL horses at Judd's stable. 67-73
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WTANTED-A summer school to teach, by lady
w having best recommendations. Address,
Teacher, this office. 67s
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE-A good driving horse, with some
l. speed, at Judd's barn. G. 8. HERON. $3.50
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EOUR rooms to rent to small family, at $40 pc
IL month, corner Fifth and Willius. apply, G.
SCHNITT0ER, 179 East Seventh SIRE. 63s
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WANTED Situation, by an experienced female
w cook, in hotel, in city or country. Address
MRS. BROWN, 81 Robert street. 63*
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A YOUNG MAN, Is, desires employment of any
"A kind; is good penman and intelligent. No.
! reference. Address ACTIVE. this Office Sc.
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- Agents are wanted every
where every day, but no better
cause ever enlisted the service of
any one than IS advertised in our
columns asking for volunteers to
i'll the sale of the book, that took
over feur years to preprre add
which was all ready for the pub.
Usher whe1 that stern Comman-
der, grim Death, called GENIAL
John Bell Hood from the field of
his usefulness anil his happy
family circle. He left ten little ba
hes, twins chiefly, and Gen. Reaur
egard has assumed the duty of
giving to the world, without any
additional note or comment, the
work called "Advance and Re
treat. Personal Experiences in
the United States and Confede
rate States Armies" The book
is beautifully gotten up aud sold
at a low yrico, $500. The. entire
proceeds are devoted to. the
"Hood Orphan Memorial Fund"
iduested in the Registered Loan
OF the United States, forsthe sup
port, nurture, care and edncatlOn
OF these helpless innocents whose
deplorab!e condition appeals to
the Sy mpathies Of all:
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Every day brings the names
OF new recruits TO the ranks of
Hancock and English.
The Republican forces are evi
IDENTIFY weakening all along the
line. One Of the late changes is
that OF Governor Paris G. Dun
Mug of Indiana, who has support.
ed the RadicalSf for 20 years. We
remember when Paris Dunuing
was a power in Indiana, and
when he deserts the rotten ranks
that follow perjured Garfield it
has a fearful meaning to the pow
erS that be,
Another one of the great re.
cruits to Hancock is Ben Butter.
Say what you may about Bats
Ter. be Is a man Ut great talent,
and yields perhaps more person
al influence than any man in the
country.
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Every indication proves tn
the result of the election in !
vember will prove successful
Hancock and English. Each
adds new names to the long
of Republicans who are going
vote for the Democratic electC
The friends of Garfield are or
ing Justify, for help in all qn;
tiers. Blaine has called to
side Logan and other blnsteri
bulldozers to help him to sa
Maine from pulling down the Il.
.ical Banner, and in indiana a
Ohio all the powers that that y
~ can bring into action are D
into motion.
The Democrats are bold an
defiant, the Republicans are he
vous and frightened. They find i
up hill work to run a p%eriurt
against Hancock apublic plu,
derer against English. They fin
nothing, brasen faced as they Il,
in talsehoOd and SANDER, to urg
against the Democratic stanaar
bearers that will have an ounc
OF weight.
But it will all avail nothing.
Beaten badly as they were. i
1876, a more startling detea
awaits them in November-a q
feat that no 8 to I cOmmis>io
can overthrow and place ii >econ
fraud in the Chair of WaShingtc
Jefferson, jackson aud Lincoln.
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T LAF
The convention which meets
III Morgan City OH September II,
uext Saturday, for the purpose
OF nominating Il candidate for the
democratic party to support tor
Representlve to Congress will
have a very important duty to
perform. Upon their actions de-
ponds the election of a representa-
tive OF the people in the next Con
gress. 1T matters not who
who may be the Standard bearer
that will he selected by that body
from the number of able and hon
orable democrats in the various
Parishes, he should..be entitled to
the support lot the voters in
that party. but if an attempt is
made to force the nomination
Of man wac is distastefnl to Il
large hummer of the voters, Il
man who has kept committees in
Congress busy for half the time
he has been a member Of the
Horse of Representative, investi
eating his conduct and prepar
ing wlitewash to cover his errors
no unanimity can be looked for III
the ranks OF the democratic Par
ty so far as supporting such a can
didate is concerned.
The fact Of a candidate, notoriO
usly opposed by large number of
the leading and influential mem
bers OF our party, striving to
force himself upon tue people in II
District that, to say the least is
doubtful, is unparalleled in the his
tory Of politics. If dore and the
issue is made the opponents who
have made their dissatisfaction
so well known. will have no hesita
ton meeting the issue forced upon
them III the only way in which it
Can he met.
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Arrivals at the Strangers Ho
tel, for the week ending Sept. 3rd.
1880: j. NJ. Bourg, Ohio; j. NJ.
n. Allen, $. j. Cunningham, W.
+. L. MOir, Frank Fenner, NJ.
Block, L. CeIeStin, Col. Rachemin,
n. .: Will z. Kenney, Evans
vile, Ind; L. W. Mead, Louis.
vile, Ky; l.. q. Bass, Donaldson
vile, La Hon. j. II. Acklen, st.
Mary, La +. FL. Packard, Miss
Lonis Frederic and Lady, Terre-
boine, La, Mrs. Joseph Barri.-
leaux, Mrs. Joseph Leblanc, Fer
dinand Barri'leaux, F,ancois Bar
rilleanx' Richard Forest, Lock
port, La,
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An occasional newspare

An occasional newspaper
keeps h%ammering away at the
idea of an extra. session of, the
Legislature.
1t would be a good thing, they
say. Yes, it would be excellent
for the papers that would get the
printing, for a horde of bummers
who would gather up few crumbs,
for the hotels and coffee houses,
and tue acts of the Legislature
would supply new reasons tor the
Gromblers to growl.
The people OF Louisiana, in
adopting the new Constitution de
clded that one Legislature in two
years was enough, and not until
substantial grounds for All Extra
one is given do they want any
thing of the kind.
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-
An Irishman called at a drug
store to get a bottle Of Johnson's
Anodyne Linement for the Rheu
matism the druggist asked him
in part Of the body it troubled
him most. "Re me isoul said. he
l have it in every houl and cor
ner of me.",
For lost of cud, horn all, red
water in COWS loss of appetite
rot or mnrraln, in sheep: thick
wind, and roaring, and tor all ob
s%trnctiOn of the kindneys, IN horse
use Meridants Caeal,y Condition
Powders. Don't bny a large pack
of wOrtheless powder.
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Parish School Board.
SESSION III.

TliIBODAUX. La, July, 1880.
The Parish Board of School Directors
ESQ.
Present: Badeaux, Grisamore. Rlanch.
ard and Raglan.
Absent Winder.
The minutes of the last session were read
and approved as recorded.
A petition Of citizens residing near Race
!and' asking tor the assignment of Squire
Love as teacher of the cOlured school at or
near Raceland was read.
A petition IF ~citizeus residipp in tho vi.
entity OF the Roussel school for white oh,l-
dren: asking the appointment of Mrs. Octa-
via Nahuerdoes as principal Of Sid school,
was reOd.
A petition of the inhabitants of the Chez
oey settlement was read, praying the ap-
po'ntment OF Miss Mary Laforestgsas teacher
OF the Laforest school.
Apetitlon OF residents near the Cut Off
ASKING the appointment of Charles S. LARK
IN as principal of u SCHOOL, that neiphhor.
hood was presented.
When, the Examining board having re.
ported Mr.. c. 5. Larkin and Mrs. Julia II.
nreeh competent to take charge OF schools,
WITS. Juiia II. Breen was assigned to duty
~ the Bourgeois school for white children
at inc re- opening of the public schools. and
Mr. =. 5. Larkin was appointed teacher of
a iree pubiic school for white children at or
near the Cut of, it being understood, that
he will provide a suitable house sor the
said school. w '"0
Inc other petitions were laid over for fu-
lure action at a subsequent meeting Of the
me Board then appointed Mr.. Joseph A
: rome prlnelpaI: Miss Clara Levron, first
assistant. Mrs. Emma Lambert. second as
s,s5al't III the Guion academy tor white
mere being n, further business, :ht
i}oartt. adJourn'd subject to c.. II of the Pr.
T. A. BADAAUX, President.
). i. GRIsAMoRE, Secretary.
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LOST.

Dy Clay knobloch ESQ.,, cith..
from T%hibodaux to Napoleonvlils u N9S'
ing or stolen from his Office in Tsa :
tive certain promisory notes. eaoh
sum OF One thousand dollars - "a
subscribed by +. p. and w. Ii. Sh.sNa
order OF Henry Loeb and by him MVf
dated March 10th, 1877, and mad. enoesyt
at the Office of Leon Godehanrs a. 5ays1j
of New Orleans, respectively nm
and 18th. of November, LIST, and W.
December 1877, and. the LIST. ot 49,
1873. with eight per cent peg annus ~
est from maturity until paid. wh;ss "a
were secured by liel. aud privilere
aud pawn, consented by said go
Il. Sharp, in favor Of SAIL Leon .coSaf
on the crops of the certain snras ~ -
situated in the Parish of Ass1mrt;..
monty known as the 'Vexana P,s".sc
by act passed before II. N. sfuas
Public in the Parish of A-scens;os
10Th. day of March A. y. 1877. q
reward will be paid by the u~nderirns@e p!
[Slgnedl LEON GODcHArw.
81 and 81 Canal Sta6a3j
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White persons over 50 years OF
age:
Francis Bondreaux SO Alexis
Hvme1 SO; Manette HOtard 90 +:
Hypolite iIebert 50.
Colored persons over so years
of age: None.
One white male over 81 to each
o.4O white males.
One .coiored male over 81 to
each 1.75 colored male.
One male over 81 to each 4.4S
inhabitants.
Consolidating this District with
District No. 13l, which will com
prise all that portion of Lafourche
Parish on the Eastern side from
FROM the upper liue Of the Parish
to Lafourche Crossing we find
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The States says that the
Nlird Congressional District must
be carried hy the Democratic par
tys and aAirlks that it eau easily
be done.
There il 10 doubt that the Dish
tuiet can bescarried BY any good
Democratic candidate any one
who as a member of Congress
will not require Committees of
Investigation inqniring into his
Conduct for ten months pc. year
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UNDERSTANDABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Cure: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver, and urinary diseases
is so fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonialstrom we'll known
citizens in public and pri yate life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
err"
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l. INDORSE IT..

The Recorder, Americas, Ga,
says: "ClerkS, Senators, Repre>
sen1atives, Doctors, Lawyers, Cit
zens, in public and private life,
are testifying by the thousands,
and over their own signatures,
that a.remedy has been found for
Brigh:'s Disease of the Kidneys
and for Diabetes; these are re
spectively known as Warneris
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.r
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ATTENTION Is 1iroc+of

Attention is directed to the
card of Mcclure and Gormley
photograph Artists, who will.
soon open Il gallery on the cor.
ner OF Main and St. Louis streets.
These artists are from 13l Pow
dras street New Orleans and are
doubtless skilled in their profes
sion. E
There is nothing that. affords
one so much pleasure as the mic
tnre OF a lost Or absent friend.
\ good opportunity will be pre-.
sented by these artists to secure
Il likeness forSvery Que.
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If the'Sugar planter man thinks
that CITY Item fsh;story beats the
one the SENTINEL printed some
years ago he must 10 very green.
The trne point in a story is found
in its truth, and1the City Item
yarn bears no resemblance to
such q test. .h,
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs.-
Make from $50 10 $50 per
week selling goods for +. G..
RIDEOUT s. CO., 10 BARCLAY
Street, New York. Send for thei:
Catalogue and terms.
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Mrs. Roussel for many years, a
resident of Thibodaux, died in
New Orleans on August 2S, 1880.
She .Waa the, mother Of Amos,
Abel, and Thomas R0ussel, and
of. Mrss Z. j. Rruff.
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Attention Is directed to the
advertisement Of Miss G.. Suthon
who twill reopen her, private
school on the sixth Of September.
The experience which .ilis tea
cher has had in instructing the
pupils entrusted to her, has
been sufficient to insure that
those placed under her caro- in fa
ture v i'll be properly attended to
and taught. 1f{1
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Rice Flumes and Rice
Crops.

&
We have been shown the Plan
OF a rice Flume adopted by the
Board of State Engineers under
Act So, Session 1880.
We r no mechanic and can
not speak by the card, but we
have been told by a gentlemen
in whom we have implicit conf
dence. and who is a practical ma
chinist and Il man besides, of
clear Judgment, that this rice
fume strikes a fatal blow at the
cultivation OF. rice in this State.
The stupidity and short.sight-
edness of the last Legislature is
additionally exemplitied in this
proscr!ptive piece of legislation.
We were simple minded enough
to believe our whole system of
government was opposed to class
legislation but our wise Solons
taught us better. This rice
fumc will sweep ont existence
every poor rice farmer in the
country. In SO many words it
tells the poor man You shall not
cultivate rice! TO the rich. The
monopolist of this rich industry is
yonrs, develop it. and fill your
pockets!
This Act No. IS is composed of
many sections aud each contra
dictory OF the other. 1t is IL dis
grace TO the Legislature that pass
ed it! Whist we pretend to ia
vOr immigration and invite hith-
er the toiling classes Of Europe, a
discriminating license is imposed
upon the individual who wishes
to embark III the cultivation of
rice, which is destined to be one
of the greatest industries in this
State.
Those who seem to think that
the rice culture will soon run it's
career are sadly mistaken. The
day is not far distant when the
banks of the Grand River, Bayous
Plaquemines, Gross Tete, Sorrel,
now comparatively abandoned, will
yieldrice crops that Will be as val
liable as the entire crops of sugar
now made in this Parish. With
our levees in the hands OF the Fee
deral Government our working
population vii! be increased 100
per cent in less than ten years
and the crops our Parish vii! be
worth in money double what they
we're in their palm!est days before
the war.-IberrilIe South.
The above is plain talk but
it possesses the MERIT Of common
sense.
What are these plans tor rice
fumes adopted by the Board Of
State Engineers We have not been
able to discover. When they are
seen it will be time to discuss their
practicability. The Board of
State Engineers have sent ont
seine circulars in which they they
speak very wisely about '%Syphons'
which could bemade as practically
useful in the successful culture of
rice as an attempt to lift water
over the levee with a balloon.
Water is wanted TO irrigate rice
at the time of It's life in which ir-
rigation is necessary, and any boy
of ordinary sense who ever saw
d syphon knows that no land can
be irrigated by any snch means
when irrigation is necessary.
Act No. So possess the least
practical comnense and more o
sense in it than any law everpass-
ed by any legislature, and never
will be put into operation with
out destroying rice culture in the
State,
We have enough charity for the
members of the last legislature to
believe that five:ofthem never read
Act No. IS. until it wasprinted in
the official Journal after that
body had gone home. )
1891 rs I'll Id 10
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Notice.

Thibodanx, La, Ang. 31st. $3.50.
10 the Parish Executive Committee Rennh
lean Party. ~Lat9urche.
l hereby submit my resignation as vice
president OF the Parish Ex Comm;ttee Re-,
publican Party, headed by NJ. A. Ledet. nm
conditional and Immediate.
ANATOLE PANALLE.
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AT an entertainment given
by the Oolorea Odd. Fellows. in
Waverley Hall August %, 1880
the sum Of $4,000 net Was obtain
ed. vf
The members Of that order pro
pose to form Il District Commit
tee in New Orleans on Friday
September 10th, 1850, at L. VI. .
Mesars. Davis, Panalle and Le-
Blanc are delegates from the
Lodge in Thibodanx.
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1--WE are thankful to our an
Ciont friend and contemporary Jo-
ma @. White for an invitation to
the marriaSe'of his sou Willard
Fillmore to Miss Barras which
will take place in New Orleans on
September Stll.
May pleasant hopes and a
bright future foll2w the impor
tant step which the young couple
are about to take.
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REVENGE!!- Internal Reve
tie Collector Marks yesterday ha
MarUeiin Ledet arrested for viol
ton of the Revenue laws for fail
lug to vote for him for Congress
aud taken down to New Orleans
TO undergo ii coarse OF sprouts.
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1.-The murder of Young Mix nv

1.-The murder of young Mix by
three Rance Brothers was, so far
as the evidence has been known.
simply 4 cold blooded murder.
Ihree men attacking one mall.
WHOM they kneao to be unarmed
su'passes anything in cowardice
and shame that has ever occurred
IN Louisiana. 1t is to be hoped
that they will get all the law al
lows them. Fl s.
They are now sent before the
District Court, without benefit OF
bail.
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CAUTION. persons requir-
inga license to carry on their
business, would do we'll 10 call at
the Tax Collectors Office and
take ont the same, and avoid
costs aid peualty..
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-ExsGov. Paul. o. Hebert died
last Sunday at the age Of go
years. His life has been active
and his memory will be cherished
by the people of Louisiana.
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NOTICE!

'Sne1Hs Office, Parish OF Lafourche. ,
NAH. I~hibodaux, Aug. 18th, 1880. {
notice is hereby given to all persons in
ueotea TO the State and Parish for licenses
y CAL al ONCE at my office and settle for
THEOPHILE THlBODAUY.
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio Collector.
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S. 7. Grisamore has for sale
cart, wagon aud carriage spokes,
aud felloes, pillow handles, pillow
beams, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plow shares.
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DO yon want a burner and
chimney that will not break? If
You do, cali at s. T. Grisamore's
Stove Depot. 81,
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Kathleen, by Mrs. Fl. Burnett.
reprinted from Peterson's Magazine
has been laid upon our table by
the printers. 1t lisa very pretty
an pleasant story and is very we'll
: worth reading.
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The Vollaic belt Co.. MAR
shall. Mich. Will send their e%ele'ra
ted ElectrD-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted
mon 80 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
feed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay.
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Cart felloes, spokes. pillow
beams, pillow handles, plOw shares,
plows, wheelbarrows,. and trace
chains for sale by S. T. Gr:samore.
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The Marksvilla Bplletin SAYS
that food is scarce about Marks
vile. It Gays the people are re-
dnced to "bread, meat and vege-
tables"
Well that is about all any of
us have.
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1t You want a set of ntcs
SEES, or glass fruit stands.
pretty. feather busters to r.
them, call at s. I. Grisans
Stove Depot. -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-09-04
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The returns of census District
No. 9 comprising Bayous Choupic
Bayou See. Malagay &c. being
Police Jury Ward 6 on Hthe East
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