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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-07-09
TOWN HAlY,

| TOWN HALL,
Frieay, June 10Th, 1881. {
The Town Council for the Town of Thi-
bodaux, met i'll regular session this day at
s o'clock p. NJ.
Present: II. W. Tabor Mayor and J. l..
Aucoin, +. Zcrnott, and j. NJ Howell. and
l. ID. Moore. Trustees
Absent II. Dausereau, G. Azcma, Trus
tees.
The minutes of the previons session were
read and approved as recorded.
The Committee on Finance presented
| the following Hepart.
Thibodaux June 7th, 1881
To the honorable TIE Mayor aud Trustees
Of the Toun OF Thibodaur.
Gentlemen.-Iour Committee on Finance
beg leave to report that they have careful
y examined the April reports Of the Mar
ket Master, Collector anb Treasurer, res
pectively and have compared the warrants
accompanying the latter's reports with an
preparations made, and find all of same true
aud correct They have cancelled warrants
and entered ses approval on Treasurer
Books
They have examined and find correct and
recommend the payment of the following
claim, to wit:
l T. Grisamore, material for Market
lIousc SO
2 II. Hoffman, material for Wharf
aud Levces 81
3 H. Hoffman, &C - Banuuettes 6 40
s. Jamison's Sons 9OOCO Paving
brick 0i625 li6 25
There is also due the monthly salary of
the Market Master aud Corporation Labor
er tor the month Of May. as follow:
5 TO Market Master 16 66s
Corporation Laborer 50 O0
The monthly allowance to the Fire De-
partmcnt for the month of May is likewise
due, as follows:
Protector Fire Co No 1000
Home Hone & Ladder Co. No. l 10 90
Total 2i6 l6s
We append resolution to cover above rec
concentrations.
Respectfully Submitted.
[Signedi Id. MOORE.
Chairman.
J.L. AUCOIN.
Committee on Finance.
The following resolution presented by the
Committee on Finance was on motion duly
seconded and adopted.
Resolved that lhe sum of Two Hundred
and Forty l6sIl000 Dollars, he and the
same is hereby appropriated to pay the fol-
lowing Claims to-wit:
l s. I. Grlsamore, Chargoable to
Market House so
2 Fl. Hoffman i" to
Wharfs and Lcvccs 35
3 II. Hoffman q
Banquettes 40
0. j. Legendre +" q.
Market House ..s---.--- s--. 1868
5 n. Arccneaux g q
Corporation Laborer so 90
6 s. Jamisons Sons
Bauquettes Jag q
Protector Fire Co. No 2 Charg
able to Fire Department 10 90
s Home Hook and Ladder Co.
No L. do. 10 90
Total $40 16s
Yeas Aucoin, Moore, Howell Zernott.
Nays: None.
sented and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Trestsure..'s Report.
For May 1881.
To Bal. on hand last report 2iSl Is
+" Police IL erin. ex Fines 800
" Iincenses reed this day 335 90
g To Market House rent May "a 10
CR.
BY Streets and bitches :f3 65
g Market House lG f63
" incidental expenses 2 4;
" Corporation LaboreP 81 90
" Salary of Officers 237 .
'' Banguettes S23 90
q Fire Department 30 90
g Police and criminal expenses 10 90
Is Collectors commission IS 20
" Balance ear. down 1851 7s3
Sl3ia % 1918 %
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La Fin Es1, Monde.

| D'apies Leonardo Aretino. pro
phete ltalien du Quatorzio;ne sic
Gle. es.'st ,e Is noyembre proclaim
| que Ia chose dot arriver. Cette
catastrophe mettra quinze jours
4 s'accomD'ir: vOici excitement
'fe qne!1e f,eon les chooses SO pas
| Ser0ut:
Ter jour. La mer inondera les
riyages.
2me jour. Lean penGtrera dams
Ie sol.
3me jour. Mott de tous les pois-
sons aA rivieres Done, a partir
de ce )our-lf, plus de triturcs.
4me jour Mort de tous les ami
mauX marins.
5me jour. Mort lie tons les Oh
scauX.
GEle jonr. Ecrou!ement de ton
ties les malsons.
Tine jour. Ebonlempnt de tous
les ri chers.
Sine jour. Tremblemeut de terra
general.
9nH jour. EbOulement de toutcs
les mOntanneS.
lone jour. Tous les hommcs de
vhnaront muets. Diable. ct les
femmes
lime jour. S'ouvlitont tous les
tembeaux.
l2mr joar. PI'lie sl'etoiles.
f:;np jour. Mort de tens les
tomMcs ct tie tu,ltes les femmcs.
lime jour. Destruction du ciel
ct ''e Ia teire par le feu.
lone joar. Resurrection gene
!aIe ct uernicr fngemeHt.
Nous n'aHrons done, cn nou
rant le r. ncvembre, que dcnx
jonrs a atteudre lc jugement der
hler, ct nous roErronS encore Us
S! sfrr d II pluIe ics etolles qui
;tui:. lieu la veilIe de notre mo,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
AMONG THE AMERICANS.
GEORGE JACOB HoLYoAKE's v1Ews OF THE FRO
DUCTS OF AMERICAN INGENUITY.

ovopcp ,.con goIYoAKE's vIEws OF THE PRO-
DUCTS OF AMERICAN INGENUITY.
From The Manchester Cooperative Ee'es ,,.u,o
While at Phiadepha paid WISH 70 t npt iiab bis
Se4bed p N my 1Sse History of Cooperation and who
died few days after having had feat 10 ea 9 NV
account Of mis- career in England. Mrs s Sn anu
her family still occupy the hotel It was midnighis
museum it was not until next morning that cared
to do it. The objects in it were carved Dy ! his
hand out of laurel roots which % on
Hail Hs nY he built at Stafford. which showed
conventional prettness in the use OF colGIed gasS
and believed Mr.. Smith had no orignanty' except
that of humorous audacity on the platIorl. eA
nected to find his museum commonplace and pre-
entous Where's found t1s ngeps tGo Which,
davis study would not exhaust. There was notnlng
tricky about 1T. Its objects were as unexpected as
the scenes in the Garden of Eden must have been 10
Adam. Noahs ark never contained such creatures =.
Dore never produced wandering Jew so VERY 20
the laurel Hebrew who strobe through these mlmlc
woods. Scenes from the Old Testament, groups Oh
American orators. statesmen, and railway directors
started up in the strange underwood, or held 1ortn
in the branches of trees. Dr. Darwin you'd REQUIRE
a new theory of evolution to account for tine Won
derful creatures-beasts, birds and lhsects|%Wnicn
confront you everywhere. An American Daaate
if there be such fcn new S1e' poem 1sH in this
wooden inferno The mind of man never conceived
sucb grotesque creatures before; yet this was tne
work of an old agItatOr, executed between ms
SEVENTEEN and eightieth year. with no material but
roots of trees, with no instrument but his pocket
knife and pot of paint and resources but his mar
vellous imagination. There were snakes that would
fiji YOU with terror; stump orators that would con-
yuse YOU with laughter His Satanic Majesty strobe
horseback Mrs Beelzebu9 IS the qua I S ora
special individuality There Was Tas the MasGm
the the" Grec,an bend. the russian devil eating
q broiled Turk, the Irish devil bound for
polka, the Dutch devil calling for some, beer, the
Chinese devil delivering Fonrth Of July Grafton
| observed no American devll-let us hope they
have not one. MIR. Smiths description of his Gre
ations endowed every creature with living attri-
butes. He illustrated his favorite doctrine of man
being the creature of circumstances, by saying Il
was coming to live in Schuylkill County which
first developed in him the latent sumbering organ
of rootolgy. Tho WIssahckOn Museum was the
most original thing saw in America. / never felt
the value of man of energy so much as when |
missed his animated face as entered the spacious
hall of st. George speak, and saw it scarcely half
full. Had he been living he would have had 1t
crowded He had the contagious enthusiasm OF a
hundred men il him.
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general mining business in Randolph County, N g.
Trustees-Garret r. Herring. John g Raining. Will
lam ID. Snow, Frank Rudd. Henry Mathey. Beija-
MN +. Blair and Eugene N. Riotte.
The Sarcr CHf Prospect says that the Plata Verde
mill will commence operations next Monday Inc
company will run 130-f00t tunnel from the end OF
Halde self-acting tramway. on the side OF the
mountain. under the dump of the mine, so that the
ore from the shafts instead of having to be hoisted
to the surface and then lowered to the tramway,
will be dumped into cars in the tunnel and run ont
to the tramway. The ore now being taken out is
from 27foot vein of the richest mineral ever before
uncovered in the mine the rock is all or less
impregnated with horn silver. and rich returns may
be expected.
Tucson, Arizona, has new Mining Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17

MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Jan. 16-P. N.

SUNDAY, Jan. 16-P n.
The business at the Mining Stock Exchanges last
week developed no new features. There was fair
degree of activity and some speculative improve
ments, while the good stocks are daily growing in
scant supply. Yesterdays markets were somewhat
irregular both in point of activity and movement
Of prices, but generally figures were better. Bull
Domingo was specially weak, and declined to g.
Silver Cliff was strong, and rose to 4.2O04.15.
Chrysclite was dull, but 1s higher at 5s4. Annie
and Hibernia were unchanged in final sales ct ~
cents and lao respectively. although Hbernia at
one time sold at 1.5O. Little Chief was 2cents lower
at "a cents, Leadville Consolidated 2 cents lower
and South Hite down to 4505O cents. Moose was
firm and cents higher at 100 Rising sun snd
Gold Stripe weaker at 2.40, and Hukill was fairly
active at 1.350140. There was less doing 10 the
Comstock shares but their prices were firm. Boston
Consolidated continued to be active and rose from
l to LIS. There was little or no change IN the
figures of the lowpriced stocks. The markets closed
steady.
N. z. MINING sT0o2 s10HIyGE SALES
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LfoaI Noiires.

TVHE SUPREME COURT, Albany County
FRANKLIN uNDERHILL agt COMMONWEALTH
LEE INSURANCE COMPANY In the matter OF the CON.
MOSWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New:
Iork NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of the COMMONWEALTH
LIFE INSURANCE C0MPANf.-In pursuance OF On order
OF this Court made In the above entitled suit and proceeding
January 1880 and filed and eneted on the
I'd ay February $780, notice is hereby TO all credit
II tho Life Insurance Company and To all
persons having claims Of kind against said Company that
they exhibit Their CLAIMS TO the under
signed Receiver OF said Company, Office, Number
l02 Broadway the City Of NewYork and become parties
the above eutel suit proceeding before the I'D
day April $751; and that 10 default Of such creditors and
Claimants exhibiting claims aud becoming parties to
said suit proceeding aforesaid they shall DO recluded
benen Of the order or decree which has been or may
b. IDLE In proceeding and FROM dsribu.
ton Of said company which shall be made under
such order decreeDated New York. October IA, 1850
INSTRUMENTATION THOMAS y. MOORE, Receiver
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DrCuusaIs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF THE MINT. WARRINGTON. d. c.
Jan. IA. 1851. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ undersigned until IL January ~ s5l for furnishing
ten % ons nsot copper suitable Tor aoynB gi and silver
be delivered free board OF Quarterme
Z. H. Army at Chicago III.
Proposals. win opened In the presence OF bidders All
should be the
aud the envelope endorsed, Proposals for Copper"
uoRATi0 q. BUfcHARD,
Director Of the Mint
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Americs, together with the Discoveries OF the Portu
euese, Dutch and Swedes." The French and Eng
lish in North America until 1853" The American
Revolution, 1763-17s3" "Tho United States 1883
1862 and 1.-THE American outgrowths OF Conti-
mental Europe
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90 DJbow It man Gonrern.

THE HOLDERS of Tontne Policies issued
Il by the MUTCAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
who nave made ten annual payment aud OF
has been demanded vii confer
by sending their address TO DR. ST. JOHN kOosA
20 Fast 3Uthst
INFORMATION WANTED, soon as possible,
Il Of ANN " FLAHERrY diving In Harlem about twelve
years sinee). by her niece AID ress NJ +. CLoUaHEHrY
la Colege.st, New-Haven Conn
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5elcs tp Auetion.

GALE of As head of IMPORTED JERSEY
- CATTLE.-E. A. Lawrence Il Son Will soil on - De-
grauw Farm" in the village " jamaica at auction without
Wednes lay February D. at 1880 M These cat
tie we're seected BY experts expressly butter ana mk
Qualities arrived per nshlp Gloucester Oct. D.. Cat
alogues apply A. A. DEG kAU W. Importer, Jamaica,
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Gopartncrship Notirss.

MIR. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, of Glasgow,
w refi-es from our nllL aud Mr.: CHAhLES I; HAD:
FIELD VI London, and Nj JOHN X T. WOODhlFF, Oh
New. ork, are admitted partners this day.
NUw.YOrk, January 10, 1881. - no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
I. z. MINING sTOo2 E10HIyGE SALES
SECOND CALL-12:3O O'CLOCK p. ".
THIRD cALL-2:3o O'CLOCK p. NJ.

-T1sc3roTa g1Ei1 silver Clf Rappahan'Ock
Ion hSoe 900 =. 1 as loo -. 4. O5 500. b3.. ~
pnceeve 900 AZ las 100 D3. 4. II 900. bG0. .l3
200 AZ 27 100 b.. lao 300. ago Dunkin -
i0no 90 Tureka con 400 ..... a. rs 100 ..... l3j
400 81 % 90 Annie California
i1o oJyiicc' con S6 :iO 90 * 1oOO 40 80 So. L35
iGo 20 Gold Placer 2OOOsGO. .4S Gold stripe
BuIl Domne 300 -. 40 1000. b30 .40 100 24O
100. b3O3.0u Wiltshire Great Eastern Lltue Chei
-oa / Al s5e ' / 90 300 ..... .23 Rising SIM
wv climax Horn Silver 400. So. lS5
100 bio leo 500. $50. 40 200 l3OO topinsn
100 -. l.55 Calaveras Alta Montana lOo DO. 40
200 $40 i55 100 So. 20 400. BIO. 200 Cherokee
'0 HooSe 400 hS .2l Yellow Jack't 1900. LEO
500..b3 LEO Caledonia II lOO. 2OV t'rAh'lueo c
500. l.60 800. go BonanzaChet 4OO 10
100. bio LOO South Hite ZOO" 80 Bulwer IN
NorthStand'd 1900 .45 La Crosse 2Oo A4o
i5o DO ~ loo bS 80 200 - rs 30 1872. 5I3
lOO0.....- 80 silver ClG l.appahanoca oiloga re
90 200 400 300 l2 500 30
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Hlarble amn Slate Alaniels.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS.-The most
w varied aud complete stock " dine mantes
-liibitlen. t. D. STEWART CO.. rs West 23d'st New.
YORK.
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FOURTH CALL-20cLoCK P. NJ.
CLOSING PRICEs OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, Jan. Is, 1881.
To dav

SAN FRANCIsCO. Jan. 15-1hc Eureka Console
dated Mining Company has declared a dividend OF
80 cents O share.
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Goteis.
Aotels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 50THsTpEpr

FIFTH AVENUE AND 5oTH.sTREEL.
Opposite cathedraD.
JosLIN FULLER, Propretors
This new AMI elegant house s delightfully."- situated in tho
very Of fashionable refdences churches
schools the Grand Central r. r. iepot within thrce
minutes Of Road Madison Avenue
Ventilation. Heating. Plumbing and other sanitary ap
pontments perfect
paronzed by the best Families Of Europe and America
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Restaurant unsurpassed charges reasonable.
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Winter Resorts.

A TLANTIC CITY, NJ
IN THE DENNIS.
hrstcass Hotel all the year, heated throu cbout
electric bells eas. hot and cold seawater baths
situated nearer the ocean than any winter house.
JOS. n. BORTON, Proprietor
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HARsHAw MINING Co.. NO % CEDARsr, ROOM 100
NEw.YoRK Jan. -, 1851.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders
rthe election Of Trustees and the transaction Of other
business will be held COmpanys Office. No. 62 Cedar
NewYork Friday the 2lst day OF January, 1881 at ~
O'Clock Transfer books Will he closed the 18th, and
remain closed until the 22dinst. WM. ". OLMSTED,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
i holders OF the CISCO CONSOLE DATED GOLD MIN.
ING for the election Of trustees. be held the
pauy's Office, 6l Broadway Newi DIRK. January IL ~
O'Clock WIN. NJ REYNOLDS, President
OLIVER r. CHARLIcK. Secretary
Newly ork, jan. 4, 1881.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS

Total shares sold Tor the week. Lst2
lex dividend. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17

U1 For Young Lsdies pttsfeld. Mass. commences Its
lortisth year september 49, 1880 Widely for excel
Ience Of instruction and great beauty aud sa,ubrv Of oes
ton. The Rev. q. v. SPEAR, Principal.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-03
An ELOQUENT FEDERATION.

In concluding remarkable speech,
bearing on the conduct Of Malone,
the recreant Virginian Senator, Vest,
of Missouri, said:
"The chief recommendation the Sen
ator from Virginia gives to your can
didate for Sergeant-at- Arms, is that
he was a full-hedged traitor before
he was eighteen years old, and com
manded a company III the Confeder-
ate army. That is bis chief recon-
mendation; yet, to-day, all is forgot
ten: YOU take him into full fellow
ship and communion without any ex-
animation by church or session. He
is ready for the New Jerusalem, the
temple not made with hands, setter
nal in the heavens.
Mr.. President, where Is the consls-
tency of this great party that controls
the government? Gentlemen, you
have to-day, by an accident, control
of the organization of this Senate;
you have planted the flag OF Demo-
cratic Virginia in the midst of its he,
reditary foes. Sir, there is a legend
among the Mortimer OF the olden
time of Danish King whose banner
had waved in triumph over a hundred
stricken fields, till at last he fell III
defense of with his fierce warriors
around him. His hereditary foemen
seized that battle flag and bore it of
in triumph, and at night, with wine
and wassail, celebrated their nnex.
pected victory. The wine flowed red
and the song rose high around the
flag that hung mournfully and sullen.
" in their midst. Suddenly husf
came over that band of jewellers. II
their midst stood the form of the deaf
king, and his spirit had seized tina
banner and tore it away from its he
reditary foes forever. Sir, if the gal
liant living of Virginia land she ha
thousands as brave as any that eve
rode through shot aud shell and saber
stroke) do not in the fall redeem thi
TAG, dear to me as my own honor
because in Virginia rest the ashes 9
, my fathers-if her gallant living re
deem not this flag from where
stands to-day, polluted by the sras
of those who have always traduce
and slandered it, | would expect, ur
, der Cod. that the awful majesty
: jefferson himself, father of the Demo
cratic party, would darken this Ha
and with spirit hand wrest TIN
banner from those who have AWAY
d hated it, and give it to loving hand
q Applause in the galleries.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-03
ORGANISING FOR FREE TRADE

Congressman Hurd, Of Ohio, is Just
now very busy in New York, orsanl-
zing free trade leagues, with the view
ofmakiug the movement national.
He says the intention is to have a
league in every State in the Union De-
fore the year is out, with the parent So
ciety in Washington and the financial
and executive bureau here. HE cam
paigu is to be pushed something after
the fashion of the Land Leagues IN Ire
| land. subordinate societies reporting
quietly at headquarters for counsel ana
instruction. The idea seems to be that
the Democrats lost the last presidential
election solely in consequence OF the
misn,anaocment of the tariff issue, and
it is part Of the programme of the new
organization to prevent like misman-
acament in future. At the same time
tiIt ami VIII Ht Htt w MANI ~ "tt0
an exclusively Democratic movement
and to that end it is quite probable sew
eral Western Republicans will have
place in the management MI. Huro
has no doubt that free trade Will over
ton all other issues in the next presi
G Dental election, and that, as the PEG
. pe need 70 have ideas on the subject
y it is not a minute too soon 70 c0mmenc
y agitating the question. Cooperating
:, with Mr.. Hurd are many well-knoW
II New York gentlemen OF large means
J. who have only been sentimental IRE
o traders heretofore, and who haV
y pledged themselves to take more az
j; tive part in the agitations in future A
- soon as the State leagues are thorouSi
= ly organizeda series ofpubllc meeting
| $ throughout the country will follow.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-03

About six States will vote this fall
on the question Of lacking prohlol-
ton amendments on their constltu-
tons. The opinion is generally ex-
pressed that in every oneot them pro-
hibition will be defeated. Indeed, this
amendment dodge is an invention OF
the anti-temperance men in the va
rious Legislatures, who try by means
of it to placate the Prohibitionists.
and at the same time throw the re-
sponsibility for its defeat on the vo'
tiers, Pennsylvania is one OF thu
! States that will vote on the ll4uo1
question this fall, and the entire pres
of the State declare that the prohlbi'
! ton amendment will be defeated b,
the largest majority ever cast in TIT
State.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-03

TN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION
| of jacob Brown deceased, No. 1890 Probate,
18th Judicial District Court East Baton Rouge
whereas. Mrs Eudora Brown, Administrators
of the above entitled and numbered succession.
has this day Fl ed in the office of the undersigned
Clerk of said Court, a final account of her ah.
ministration of said succession. Notice 10 here
by given to all persons interested, to show cause
If any they CAM why said final account shottld
not be approved, homolsatea and made tn'
tratrix discharged from her said trust within
ter DAYS from The first publication of this notice
Witness the Hon d. n. Sherburne, Judge o
our said Court, this Goth day of April A.D.l8el
'''' r + RRTAN Clerk
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-03

The Acknowledgement ofNew York
has authorized action to be commenc-
ed in behalf of New York State against
the State of Louisiana upon overdue
coupons of,bonds of the latter State
These claims are held in New York
This is the first action instituted un-
der the law and involves a number OF
important legal questions.