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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-08-20

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE.
cree If above Court and iu obedience
to commission to me directed IN the above
ontitled and numbered SUGGESTIONS, l will
offer for sale at public auction pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House in the Town Of ThibOdaux on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd. 1881, be-
tween tue hours of II o'clock A. n. and 4
o'clock P. N. the following described props
erty tV-wit
10. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
established as a sugar plantation, situated
Ill this Parish on the left bank OF Bayou La
fourche ut about four miles above the
Town of ThibOdaux measuring Five ar
pents and one half front on said Bayou, by
Eighty arpOnts in depth, bounded above by
lands of Valery Vicknair and below by
lands formerly belonging to Leonard Las
seigne Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, such a. sugar house,
quarters, dwelling house, out houses, sta.
ble, barns. corn cribs etc. Together with
all rights and servitudes Of drainage there
20: "'If THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF AN.
other tract Of land with all. the ways,
rightss, and apPurtenances thereunto be-
longing, situated in said Parish in the
South Eastern land District Of Louisiana and
designated Is Lot No. S Of Section No. 1861
One hundred and six, Township No. ii,
South Of Range No. l6 East, West of the
Mississippi. River containing One Hundred
acres.
Full possession to be delivered only on
the first Of January 1854.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale a. follows
viz:
Que half Of the purchase price payable
Cash and the balance payable az follows:
10. The principal coming to tho minor
Mary Braud being the one seventh of the
whole net proceeds of sale after payment
Of debts payable ut the majority or emanci
patton OF said minor.
20. The principal coming to the minors
Edgsrd Bernard Azelie Bernard, Rodolphe
Bernard and Amelina Bernard being the
one ninth Of the one seventh Of the Whole
net proceeds after payment Of debts com
ing to each Of said minors payable at their
respective majority or emancipation Of
each Of said minors.
3. The surplus payable in two equal in-
stalment maturing respectively ut Twelve
and Twenty four mouths fr0m date Of sale
and to be represented by Coupon notes, if
50 desired in amounts suited to the respec-
tive interest Of the major heirs. The whole
credit price to hear eight per cent per an
unm interest from date of sale aud the in
terest accruing Oh the principal coming to
the minors atOrenamed to be paid annually
and punctually to the legal Representatives
Of said minors.
In case OF suit to recover any part Of tho
credit price the purchaser must assume to
pay attorneys fees at the y;to of five per
cert on the amount recovered. The cred
it price and attorneys fees to be secured by
special mortgage with vendors lien and
privilege under the pact de ,s0n alienand0
On the property cold.
The purchaser must furthermore assume
all right against Leufroid Trosclair Lessee
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-08-20

Among the graduates at the
Yale Law School, the other day,
was Peter Doyle, ex-Secretary Of
State of Wisconsin, who il now
forty. i've years old. Being con
scious of some defects in his le
gal education, he determined to
remedy them at an age when
most men would not feel like "go
ing to school," He worked hard
while at the Law School, was pop
ular with students and professors,
aud one at least Of the latter OK
pects to Gee him = member o1
g:ess.-Ex:sass:.
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ALL INDORsE 1T.

The Recorder, Americas, Ca,
says: "Clerks, Senators, Repre-
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, in public and private life,
are testiying by the th0usandsr
and over their own signatures
that a remedy has been found toe
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys
aud for Diabetes; these are I'd
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure"
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A Cough. Cold or So,

"A COu&0, Cold or SOa.
Throat should be stopped. Ne,
iect frequently results in an H..
durable Lung Disease or ConsuwD.
tom. BRO WIS BRONCHI4z
TROCHES are certain to oire -
hef IN Asthma, Bronchitis, Couohs
Catarrh, Consumption and 1Aroq.
Diseases. For thirty years tho
Troches have been recommended
ny physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are rot
new or untried, bu. having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly au entire generation.
they haue attained well merited
rank among the few staple 1emed
les OF the age. Pablo spsakers and
Singers use them ( to- clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box every
where.
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Sometime ago = scoundrel en-
tered tho room Of = young lady in
the Parish Of st. John, ayowiug
himself that his object was an in.
famous one. He was tried be.
fore a jury Of II colored men Of
his own race and fonnd-inn0ceut
and set at liberty. And yet
some folks grumble because peO
pie do not wait for the law to act
but use Judge Lynch's Law with
out ceremony Or waste Of time.
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wicked for CIerxyuaen.

W nCACNA AOR NAGGBy18GM.
Rev, Washington, d. c.,
writes: I believe it to be ali
wrong and even wicked for clergy
men or other public men to Be-
led into giving testimonials to
quack doctors or vile stuffs called
medicines, but when a really meri
toriOus article made Of valuable
remedies known to all, that all
physicians use and trust in daily,
We should freely commend it,. l
therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Bitters for the
good they have dona me and my
friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for f1nily ass. /
will no: bc without then .s-Ke,Y
York Barsis. !Yrcklt.
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UNQUEsTaONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver, aud urinary diseases
is so fully acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonials from we'll known
citizens ID public aud private life
are evidences ftrong enough to
convince the mCst stubborn doubt
er."
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IS. T. GrisamOre has for sale
cart, wagon aud carriage spokes,
and felloes, plow handles, plow
became, plows, wheelbarrows, and
plow shares.
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-N,tiuns, fancy goods and la
dies undei ware below cost at the
Seven Star Store.
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-. I. Grisamore at his stove
Dsp0t has Halls Plows for sale
Aleo Plowshares and Plow handles
which are sold extra.
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Notice.

For sale entlre or in lots, the fine proper
ty ON jackson Street, formerly belonging
to f. j. Bruff.
For particulars inquire of
T. GRlSAMURE, Agent.
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To ReRt

Plantation to lease or reut for cash or oi
shaIes. situated on Bayou Black. A97!,
TO this Office.
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Cart .felloes, spokes. plov
beams, plow handles, p'ow shares,
pl0ws, wbeelbarrows. aud trace
chains for sale by S. T. Gr;samore.
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For sale.

One good hand Fire Engine capable Of
throwing water over $50 feet.
Sold because its owners have purchased
Steam Fire Engine.
For terms and particulars, apply to
w. G. RAGAN.
une- e-25-8 O-3m.
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Louis Bush
COMPREHENSIVE.

nRS. BOURGEOIS AND DANSEREAC.
II have associated themselves tor the
practice Of medicine and surgery.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

On account of departure, will sell my
entire stock of merchandise at COST Also
for sale my House lot and furniture, good
as new. For terms apply to
L. MEYER,
at the Seven Star StOer
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III you want to buy a good
stove, 50 to s. T. GIisamore.s
Stove Depot.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish OF La.
fOurche.

SUGGESTIONS of Marcelin Breaud aud bis
wife Ache Dugas both deceased, No.
1861 PrObates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

.,alv mistaken, aud while I should
deeply regret the death Of . single man
In such . case. my orders are imperative.
and as Q soldier they will Be obeyed.
Guiteau Ia . prisoner OF the United
States Government. He is confined
within Q United States jail. The Con.
s,itu,ion and laws guarantee him q fair
trial. This 10 tho capital Of the nation.
the head center Of Law and order. Gov.
eminent has determined that mob law
shall not reign here, and ! have been d.
rscted to protect the prisoner and the
United States property. and you may
rest assured Il will be done. My force
10 ample and in condition to meet
the largest mob that could possibly be
found. I sincerely trust no such demon.
strstion will be made BY the people, be-
cause In their attempt TO carry out their
purpose innocent lives may bs lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Egyptian Complication.

TuSIs. September l4.-Ths situation
In Egypt continues to exotic the sravsss
sp~prehensions. all parties are at sec
Is to what should be done. The En-.
elish will not consent to q joint oecupa-
ton by the French and English, and
neither France nor England will permit
the other to attempt the cas alone.
Serious fears prevail that IL Turkey 10
asked to put down the Egyptian army II
will lead to . renewal Of Turkish claims
OF sovereignty over Egypt, which will
tend to unite all Islam against Chris
tianity. Italy 10 getting clsmorous
that in the event Of any sort
Of interference In Egypt, she shall b
allowed to regain the ground she lost
when France and England assumed Joint
occupation; In fact. all Europe IL more
excited over the Egyptian matter than
anything which has occurred for several
years. The furious demand OF some
French journals that French gunboats b
sent at onos to take possession Of Egypt
ian ports. excites but little attention. a.
II 10 regarded that France now has all Il
can do In the work OF psoifying Tunis
and Algeria.
The Times correspondent. In converse
ton with Q member Of Parliament. said
he REGARDED the situation % . serious one
and liable to produce IN smbroelio Of an
international character. and he thinks II
will affect stocks to q considerable extent
and other values. He does not know
what shape events may take, but In
any case England cannot allow the road
to India to bs menseed by any inter-
ference from any other power. he has
bat little hope that the affair will blow
over without Q storm.
Disaffrcied officers have signed the
act OF complies submission to the Khe-
dive and notables guarantee Its fulall.
msnt. Hadsn Pasha has been appointed
Minister Of Finance, Baroudi Pssha
Minister OF War. aud Msrashly Pasha
Minister Of Public Works.
Official reports state that the Arabs
attacked the French camp at Zaghousn.
The fight lasted forty.eieht hours. Sup.
plies are being entirely cut Of. and the
French position 10 considered difficult
/ IN hold.
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Practical Christian Charity.

SAN Francisco. September l4.-At
the regular poon prayer meeting at the
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Az.
ISOLATION yesterday. after prayer had
been offered for the sufferers by the
Michigan forest Ares, . suggestion Was
made that II they expected God to hear
prayers Of that sort. not backed up BY
coin, they were badly mistaken. He
did not do business In that way. Asub-
scription was immediately started In the
ball, and 500 collected. which IL IL sx-
pectsd will be increased promptly to
$500. the amount collected was tele-
grsphed to Major Carlton, OF Port Hu.
ron, a. the first installment from San
Eranciac0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
More B%rigandage.

NEVADA CRY. CAL. September 49,
Another robbery occurred on the road
from here to North Bloomfield about 10
o'clock ON Sunday. A Mr.. Black, whom
your correspondent saw yesterday at
North San Juan. says be drove up to =
wsteripg.plsce about midway between
the two places and found three men
near by eating their lunch. He had to
alight to unbitch his horses chsck.rein.
when two Of the men approached him,
proffering to assist him In unloosenipg
his horse, that he might get his head to
the trough. One Of them slipped Q
knife from bis sleeve and demanded
Blacks purse. aud the other came up on
the other side with two drawn revolvers,
making q similar demand. with which
Black was too glad TO comply. They
got $l25 In coin and q silver watch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
DEATH OF erxssAL suRssIDr.

Yesterdays kilograms brought news Of
the unexpected death Of United States
Senator Burnside Of Rhode Island. at
his residence In Bristol In that State.
Hs had been slishtly uawsll for two or
three days. bot the immediate cause OF
his sudden demise was . spssmodio
affection Of the heart. General Am.
bross Everett Burnside Was . native Of
Indiana and dity.ssven years old at the
time OF his death. He graduated at
West Point and was o Of the prom.
insnt Generals OF the late civil
war. In four days from the first
call Of PRECEDENT Lincoln for volunteers
Burnside raised . regiment in Rhode
Island and started with II for Washing.
ton. He was In the first battle OF Bull
Run, and was aftsrward in command Of
the expedition which captured Roanoke.
Nswburn and Beaufort. He participated
In the battle Of South Mountain, and
commanded the left wing Of the army at
the famous battle Of Antietam. 10 also
commanded ct the disastrous battle Of
fredericksburg. from whence he was
finally obliged to retreat with great
loss. His military management In this
battle being very justly and sharply
criticized. hs resigned his command and
vas superseded by General Joe Hooker.
Subsequently he was assigned to the
Department OF Ohio. and at vicksburg
rendered excellent service In aid OF Gen.
eral Grant. He also efficiently partici.
pated In the battles Of the Wilderness,
Spottsylvania. and also In the siege oil
Petersburg. Burnside was more OF .
bravo soldier than . brilliant General.
but was IS true . patriot q ever drew .
sword In defense OF the honor and In.
tesrity OF his country.
His civil record has been prominent.
consistent and good. Twice be was
elected Governor OF Rhode Island, and
was Q Senator from that State at the
time OF his death. While not exhibit.
ing any remarkable degree Of brilliancy
as . statesman, his PROMINENT military
history and many sterling qualities com
binsd to make personally popular. and
40 died 10 the midst Of his honors. with
the proud consciousness Of always hav'
ing served his country well and truly
and to the extent Of bis ability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
aooD WHEAT MARKET.

Senator Fair recently received from
the Department Of Agriculture at WASH
ineton halt . ton Of samples Of choice
wheat Of different varieties to distribute
judiciously among the leading ssricul-
tur.l people Of this State. The sam.
pies were all neatly done up in I'VE.
pound sack packages. He gave Farmer
Treadwsy OF Carson six packages, Lieu.
tenant Governor Adams nine packag's.
Colonel j. Il. Mills OF the State Or
phans' Home twsniy-ssvsn packages.
Colonel Charley Ockel Of Lower Gold
Hill three packages, and distributed less
than . thousand packages In the Walker
river and Mason valley actions. Since
hs was incautious enough to allow 1t to
get into the newspapers. hs has been 80
ovsrrun with applicants that he has to
keep underground or sleep on top Of
Mount Davidson. He could have dis
iributsd . hundred tons IL he had it.
One blessed old ranchsr. who runs Q
shoe shop al the north end, has cooked
and eaten three Of the fve.pound sacks
already and IL hungry for more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Fatal Quarrel.

PORTLAND. Or. September N.-Yss.
tsrday afternoon. James A. Smith, *.
County Clerk, was shot and instantly
killed on q small boat moorsd at the foo,
Of Ross Island. . mile and . half above
the city. BY Frank Howard. The imms.
dists cause Of the quarrel 10 not known.
He and Howard had some words while
drinking at the bar. Smith, II 10 claimed.
made Q move which Howard construed
- an attempt to draw Q pistol. Those
who Witnessed the homicide express the
opinion that the killing Was without
nfovocafion
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A TWO Yean' Job.

PORTLAND. Or. September 14.-Yss'
tsrdsy q large force Of Cinnamon com.
mencsd the work Of filling up q tract Of
low land lying in the southern end Of
the city and belonging to the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company. This
tract OF land IL over . mile long and q
quarter Of q mile wide. and will havs to
be filled to . height OF fifteen to twenty
feet. The estimated cost Of this work 10
about $500. 900. The contract has been
awarded, and, according to the oondi-
tons, the work must bs completed
within two years. It 10 the purpose OF
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company to use the ground for machine
shors. depot and warehouses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Tho French Statesmen.

New YORK. September IA. "A Rsrald's
St. Petersburg special says: On my
remsrkinR to q high official attached to
the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs ysstsr.
day that the Dantzio manifestation was
apparently directed for the most part
against France. he replied at 10
strange. but there are no statesmen In
France with whom one can treat seri.
ously. Gsmbetts's u%ttsrancss are al
ways imprudent and the French govern
msnt commits blunder alter blunder.
Tho Hartmann affair is . sad instance.
aud It will not oon be forgotten. II
McMshon were still ct the head Of
affairs NO doubt the rent between France
aud Russia would be narrower. 1t has
never been SO wide ss now. This 10 the
dominant feeling in the matter"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
San Francisco Suicide.

SAX FnAscrsoo.~ September l4.-Hsnry
Meyer. salesman for I. Lsckman Z Bon.
40l Market street. committed suicide 10
. stable on Pine street this morning BY
shooting himself through the head.
From . note found In his pocket Il 70 In.
fsrrsd that his employers bad suffered
Losses at his hands. whish he'd pssysd On
his mind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Destructive 1yphoon at Shanghai

DestructlVo TypnO0n " bnansuai'
LONDON. September l4.-Accordins to
sdvices received ct Plymouth 9 fearful
typhoon has visited Shanghai. driving
over 200 vessels Of ell nationallties on
shore. uprootins trees, and leveling with
the ground whole lines OF houses. Dur.
ing the storm, which lasted barely On
hour, over ten inches OF rain fell. Hun
drrds Of native sAmpans sank with their
occupants. About E600, 900 worth Of
tea stored for shipment was washed
washed away and lost. A portion OF
the Sailors Home was blown away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

The sprishtly little Tahoe Taller. which
90 ~esrrulously taitlsd about Lake Tahoe
all last Summer and told more lies about
the number and weight Of trout caught
there daily than It osn ever repent Of.
has suspended publication for the season
and gone to ''tsks Q little snooss with
The ehipnunks" until nsxt Nay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

A couple Of sntsrprisins ananciers at
San Francisco last evening hired Plsit's
Hall and advertised that Charles Slads,
the noted %spiritualist. would hold q
grand spiritual revival. including the
exhibition OF material spirits, table tip.
ping. rappina. spiritual music. writing
tests. etc. They secured 4 large audi
sncs and the Slsds. who turned out to
bs . bsll.boy at the International Hotel,
appeared on the stage. 10 started in to
read . poorly written lecture. but bis
reading wa poorer than the lecture. and
he was soon run of the stage by the sx.
aspsrated audience. Meanwhile the two
iinsncisrs sloped with the receipts Of the
box Office. They were arrested. but
claimed that the audience had NO right
to complain; they should have heard
SHADES lecture clear through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
Room for More.
Reno Gazette.

A colony Of 100 families 10 expected
In Butte Greek Valley. siskiyou county.
CAL. twelve miles from The Oregon line,
next season. They are coming from
Europe, and the agent says they viii g
across The country from Reno. There
will b $4,000 acres ooloniEsd 10 that
valley. and doubtless other oolonists will
come int Modoo and Lasssn counties.
There Il plenty Of good land. Let them
come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14


The officers have been travelling pretty
lively on the track Of the piratioal sooun.
drels who ditched tie express train on
the Central Pacific recently. but took
fright and ran away without robbinO
anybody. What success the officers
have had 10 thus related In the Grass
Valley. California. Union Of septembs,
18th :
cit has turned out that the name OF
the man arrested with Mason 10 John
Stsnegsn, . resident OF Iowa Hill. Ma.
son wal q wood.hauler. employed near
the scene OF the outrage, and Stenegan.
Q miner. Two other men under arrest
are supposed to be Of the gans-R.u
ben A. Rogers, Of Gold Ron, and Henry
Frazier. The former 10 from about Ne.
vsda City. and the latter lived near the
American river. There 10 said to be
one more OF the gang ct large, . man
named George q. Shin. and officers are
on his track.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14
A Prolific Pear Tree.
Reno Gassffs.

. Reno 0a.sts.
g. W. johnson, Of Lake City. Modoc
county, has . phenomenal pear tree. /.
has blossomsd this summer four sue.
cessivs times and has three difsrsn,
crops Of fruit on it, branches now. the
the fourth blossom not having had time
to turn into fruit. Tbs tree 10 about
ten feet high and the pears are perfectly
formed, but not very Numerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-14

1t seems that the twelve ferocious
brigands Who captured that railroad train
In Missouri recently. pillagsd the express
car and robbed n hundred passengers
Of their watches, coin and jswslry, were
merely . lot Of boys belonging to rsspsc-
table families residing in the ueighbor-
hood. The young scoundrsls played
their part Just a. we'll and effectually as
though they we're forty years older. But
they were not shrswd enough to escape
detection and have since been nearly or
quite all captured.