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HOMB NEWS.
TIE glorious 18th, comes on Tuesday next.

4
The glorious 18th, comes on Tuesday next.
ssr announcement of Robt. L. Malone as
= Candidate for County Treasurer.
' CARLOAD of Bacon, Hams and Lard
! Just received at
HINzE's,
" Our lighthouses are now well patronized.
y The world can not show bathing facilities SO
fne.
: Genuine Singer Sewing Machines, nee
Y dies, oil, and attachments.
We again insert our General Directory,
7 corrected to date.
Iou1oo eql no 's4oa AITIvG peA!oo
! 81 lsnl suMSI pue slu!Id 10 euH AaNv
Warmers Corsets-all sizes, at
JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
Go TO P. R. Turner & Co., for your
\ Clothing, they have a large and well selected
stock of every variety, and prices to suit
= every purchaser.
q WALL Paper styles 1882 1Oc to 75c pc
1 roll. Last'year styles cheaper.
1 j. W. NANCE.
Moe assorted Cream Laces, just received
} at JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
J groceries: Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
/ best articles at lowest prices always
The Baptists have bought Mason &
! Hamlin organ. The Bdrdett of The same
grade is much superior.
\ Try Kinks Soap-splendid goods, at low
prices. JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
Go TO 2. r. Turner & Co., for your wag-
ons. They have the Avery and Caldwell,
which are the best iu the market. je8-2m
To REDUCE STooK-We make a general
reduction in prices of Hats and Clothing.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
JUST received, a new line of Lace, that we
are offering very low.
DALEY BoYs on the Corner.
SPLENDID assortment Stetson fur hats
just received. Call and examine.
y Johnson & JOHNSON.
REQ l>o, &n1ra l. Go,
DOMAINS Rubber Stamps. inks, pads, etc.
Gail at San Marcos Book Store. They are
useful to those who have constant use for
stamp.
We invite attention to the new style and
matter of our inside pages, which will be
continued. Our readers cannot fail to be
pleased with both.
W. P. IRON has Withdrawn his name as a
candidate for treasurer. His business en-
gagements being of such a nature that he
would be unable to canvass the county.
This removes formidable aspirant from the
field of competition.
RAIN is again much needed. The cotton
Is doing well enough, but gardens and late
corn are suffering, while fruit is likely to be
failure We fear this is not to be the
model season which was for time antici-
pated.
HATS of the latest and finest styles at p. K.
Turner Cos. We have examined them,
and speak by the book. Also fresh assort-
ment of the celebrated Ziegler shoes. Also
colored shirts in variety.
- The democratic convention of precinct
No met On, tho 0Ath Iha fnlIn,ri,lr men
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Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
groceries. Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
best articles at lowest prices always.
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RAIN is again much needed. The cotton
Is doing well enough, but gardens and late
corn are suffering while fruit is likely to be
failure. We fear this is not to be the
model season which was for time antici-
pated
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MISS RUSSELL has taken the agency for
Dorman's Rubber Stamps. inks, pads, etc.
Gail at San Marcos Book Store. They are
useful to those who have constant use for a
stamp.
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JUST received, a new line of Lace, that we
are offering very low.
DALEY BOYS; on the Corner.
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Splendid assortment Stetson fur hats
Just received. Call and examine.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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The Baptists have bought Mason &
Hamlin organ. The Buirdett of The same
grade is much superior.
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Try Kinks Soap-splendid goods, at low
prices. JOHNSON & JOHNSON
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To REDUCE STook-We make general
reduction in prices of Hats and Clothing.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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Go TO p R. Turner & Co., for your wag.
ons. They have the Avery and Caldwell,
which are the best iu the market. je82m
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JUDGE DAVIS CRAsHING.-Cin
cinnati Commercial special Presi
dent pro ten. Davis, Of the Sen
ate, had yesterday afternoon bis
third breakdown since he became
a member of that body. The trou
BILE with the Illinois senator is
that he forgets that an ordinary
chair can rot maintain the 400
pound mass of flesh which bp
longs to him. He ought to follow
the example of the late Senator
Dixon Lewis, and only use chaits
especially constructed to stand
the strain. Judge Davis, who
had put another senator in the
big, strongly. braced chair which
ne occupied a. presiding officer of
the Senate, had been strollipg
around the chamber to stretch
his legs, and passing by a chair
which belorgs to Senator Brown.
of Georgia, and is abundantlg
able TO hold his weight of 225
pounds, he took a notion to rest
himself. He sank into the chair.
and the chair sank to the floor in
broken pieces, which were strewn
all over the Judge as he lay spraw
ling. AS he scrambled to his feet
with a sense Of injured dignity
fresh on him, he saw that Senator
Butler of South Carolina, who oc
cnpied the next seat, was smiling
broadly. and his ear caught the
whisper of some one o n the other
side, styling him the "Jumbo of
the Senate" He was so Indignant
that he stalked around the Sen
ate several times; aud then, he
coming a little more Composed. he
selected another chair, and deposi
ted himself in it. Senator Butler
went over to him for modifying
purposes, but the Judge waved
HIM of aud declined to listen to
him. On the last occasion that
he burst through \ chair Mr..
Conkling, who was then in the
Senate, chuckled audihly, and he
would not take any notice of him
tor a week after.
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"A good deal of unnecessary
Gush is exhibited by some mem
bers OF the Press in regard to the
action of the Mayor OF New Or
leans in suppressing u newspaper
in New Orleans devoted to the
SANDER and abuse OF persons who
did not happen to please the edi
tors thereof.
We have as strong a regard for
the freedom of the Press, as any
one, bu when people wish to lie
nonnce their neighOors as thieves
aud %assassins, the proper place to
make such charges is before the
Grand Jury.
We have no sympathy with
any one who gets into trouble by
viIlyfying his neighbors in the
columns Of a newspaper, especial
~ when the man abused has not
the privilege of reply. Whilst
the Press should be protected in
all legitimate criticisms on the
public acts Of any citizen it should
not claim that privilege AZ a
breast work behind which it may
iurl darts Of Islander and notice
against tue private life OF any
person.
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CHINESE AND STATE R1aHTs

CHINESE AND STATE RIGHTS.
The San Francisco Argonant
thinks che people Of the Pacific
Coast have a right to resist the
immigration of Chinese into their
section and would have a tsde-
Tense in the higher courts Of con
science" to justify that action. 1t
goes OH to say that California is
ga sovereign State and has
the right to determine what is
best for the protection, safety and
Welfare of its people"
Let the Argouant try that doc
trlne Oh some rainy morning it it
wants to zee fun. II the Pacific
coast people wanted to keep away
some nation of people that has the
misfortune to be white, it might
succeed, but when the introduc
ton of any people, Of yellow,
green, black OF blue complexion
is attempted, the whites OF the
Pacific Coast will find that the
white man has no rights to be re
spected in this glorious Nation.
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TOWN HALL

Tuesday May End 1882. !
The Tow Council for the Town of ThibO
daux met in regular session this day at 7
o'clock p. NJ.
Present H. w. Tabor Mayor J. L. An
coin, IL. Dansereau !. ID. Moore, g.
Arena e. f. Zernott.
Absent j. NJ. Howell. Trustee.
The minute of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
Or motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorised to purchase such quantity of
bricks as may be necessary to complete the
.Banquettes on Canal street.
The following report Of the Committee
on Finance was received,
T%hlbodaux May end 1882.
10 the Honorable the Mayor aud Trustees
OF the Iorn of INibodaur.H
Gentlemen: Your Committee on Finance
to whom wal referred the March report of
tn. Market Master, Collector and Treasurer
respectively beg leave to report that they
have carefully examined same and find
them true aud correct. They bave conlar-
ed TIE vouchers accompanying the report
OF the Treasurer, with appropriations made
and finding same to have been properly is
sued. nave cancelled the warrants and
entered their approval on the Treasurers
Books.
The following salaries of officers and an
preparation Fire Department are now duo
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GuIoN ACADEMY.-The enter.
tainment given by the Teachers
OF the above school will take place
III Waveraey Hall on next We'd
nesday night May 18th.
This will he a pleasant evening.
and being for the purpose of ex
tending the sessions of that school
it should be well patronised.
Price of admission fifty cents. Re
served seats. IS cents. TO lie had
ut Thibodeaux's Drug Store. Re
treatments can be had in the ad
jacent room.
Waverley Hall should be crow
ded, as we'll to encourage young
and native talent as to promote
the prosperity Of the Academy.
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Card.

IN committee, under whose sunerv;s;or
!ne Fair OF Thibodaux Fire Co. No an5
rome Hook and Ladder Co. No. /. was hsid
desire to return their thanks "0'o
No 10; Mr: >. W. Knobloch for an elegant
10 Mrs =: A. Binnings for two fine cakos
- 10 atrs. Z: Arena for two nice cakcs'
cake. Aor one large
To the Ladies who had cb,r,o
r'ous refreshment stands. who 81 r.. .no va
ana handsomely decorated The rrenmd:y
VINO presided with so much dipn;tv anJ
grace over the table. and whose energr anu
tac1 rendered the Fair so e~nticiuc and ,i Hmu
ant TO the visitors and t all persons wh"
generously assisted the Firelnen in m.t INV
Inc Far OF April26 a marked success.
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The Teachers and friends of
the Presbyterian Sunday school
gave the children a Picnic on last
saturday,, in the shady grove of
the Ridgefeld pastures.
The chiIdrens had a happy time
and enjoyed themselves greatly.
They always looks forward to
their May Party with many anti
cipations OF pleasure which are
generally realised.
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Proceedings
POLICE JURY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of

ANY, bSlN kpJ~s
The Police Jury Of the PVi,b of Lafour-
che this day met, in special session. at u
o'clock NJ.
Present Messrs. Gr,samore. president,
Moran. Coulon, Kraemer, Mathews and
Seely.
Absent /: Messrs. Folse, ago Guidry, and
Delaune.
The President stated that the object Of
the meeting was to take into consideration
the followir & petition.
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury of Lafourche ::
Gentlemen: Your petitioners. inhabitants
Of the village of LOngueville and vicinity
respectfully represent, that tue public con
lie Road and highway should be laid out
and constructed at the head, or in front OF
the Barataria Canal, on the LETT Bank a.
Bayou Lafourche, at Longueville, and that
to construct said Road, it would require the
cutting OF the Levee, on the upper, and low
CT side OF said Canal.
Your petitioners would therefore ask
that a special session Of your honorable
body be held, at as early a date MS possible,
to take into consideration above petition.
And your petitioners as in duty bourd
will ever pray.
April 18th. 1882.
tSigned) o. Foret, James Tuite, James
McQ leen, Pierre Leblanc, Jos. T. Badeaux
Mrs. +. Rizan, II. Ago. d. Babln, A. Dantin,
& Lagard, NJ. Foret. A. Penouille, I. Fore,
A. Hosse, j. I. Leblanc, G. G. Davis.
MIR. Morau presented the following rcso
luton viz:
BE it resolved &c, That the citizens and
petitioners OF ~Longueville DE authorized t.
use the levee on that part of the left dc.
seendlng bank of Bayou Latourche, on AVID
near tie locks of the Company Canal rs a
road, and to make such slopes in the leyees
there existing above and below said locks,
as will be necessary in order to make the
approaches 10 said road convenient.
And 1t is further resolved that j. Moran
Esq. be authorized to superintend said
work and take such steps Us will lie necessa
~ to carry out the same.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon seconded by Mr..
Mathews the resolution was adopted.
The following communication was submit
ted by the president, read and duly receiv
ed.
Executive Department,
State OF Louisiana,
Baton Rouge, April Is, 1882.
Meeting of Leveo Commissioner Tic
Levee Commissioners throughout the STATE
and Presidents of Police Juries in the lie
wee Districts axe invited to meet at Baton
Rouge. on tae 18th day of May, lSs2, to con
slider Important matters connected with tho
Levees.
ISigned] S. y. ,McENERY,
Governor.
Mr.. Coulon moved. That the President I've
authorized to attend the meeting of the
Lcves Commissioner AMI Presidents Of the
Police Juries in the Levee Districts TO be
held on the 18th. day of May 1882, as eus-
gested by Governor 5. u. McEnery.
Motion was seconded and carried.
The Police jury then adjourned.
(SisnedJ .. I. GRISAMORE,
President Of Police Jury.
Certified:
j. F. ALLAN, Secretary.
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sensation Of the ",

The sensation If the week
was the arrea; al,ce OF a lack
bear in an Oak tr, ee iD the rear
of Thibodaux College, OH last Wed
nesday afternoon. He was killed by
Capt. Levi NJ. Hargis.
He weighed 1913 pounds and had
he bee" fat his weight would
have probably been from $50 TO
800 pound. The flood had evi
deutly driven him from his haunts
and starvation forced him To ap
preach the homes Of his enemies
for food.
This was probably the first bear
killed in the vicinity OF Thib.daux
within 40 years.
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The Teachers of the Guion

The Teachers of the Guion
Academy are preparing an enter
tainment which will come off next
Wednesday night in Waverley
Hall, for the purpose of furnish
ing enjoyment to their friends
and of raising money to insure the
continuation of their scho0I for
ten month in the year.
The pupils and friends of this
we'll known and useful tree school
are taking a lively interest in the
matter and we are assured that
the dramatic part OF the enter
tainment will he very good.
The Teachers should be encour
aged in their enterprise. and ev
cry one shorld visit the exhibi
ton, thereby con. ributing towards
d worthy cause.
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Gard of
Hall Home Hook and Ladder Co. n

f1ali Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. / J
~ Thibodaux, May 9th. 1885,.
whereas. our numerous friends. Inv their
spontaneous and generous exert,ons in nnr
behalf on the occasion OF our last animal na
rade, have again placed us under inest;n,a
ole obligations to them. and
Whereas, We deem it meet to mt If roo-
ora our recognition of the great obligation
we WI them, although words can bnf faeh
~ express its full sense.
lie 1t therefore resolved, That to all ubo
gave US a helping haud'' on that occasion
we tender our heartiest thanks. and ber tn
assure them Of our sincerest appreciation If
their kind services. Especial thanks are
due, and are ~cherfuly accorded to. Mes.
ame U. Geautrean. /. Bereeron and Ms.
ses Lonisiaue Legendre, Virginia Tri,,hs
Eiotiide klylere, Louise Hoffman,. lydia
Bergeron. Helena Grima and Heloise Gr;,ma
TOT decorating the Truck: To Mrs. NJ. y
binnings for repairing flag; To Hon. Ia vlor
neattie tor the use of his horses. and to tha
,,~'laiourche Brass Band" for Music. and we
peg to assure them that, w
Come veal come woe" they NAV .,,,..
Trust in u.s." ~
rF THEO. P. BERGERON.
II. P. HOFFMAN.
Ed. MlNEGER,
+. LUSIGNAN,
r. A. FROST,
Arrangement Committee
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AS an inducement to get the
Capital back to Baton Rouge the
people OF that city gave $4,000. 90
towards repairing the State borse.
Gov. McEnery recommends tina,
this bonus be returned to the citi
zens who gave it. We hope that
such a recommendation will re-
ceive no aid from the representa-
tives of Lafourchp.
Baton Rouge will he benefited
to that amount every year by hav
Ing the Capital therein. A bargain
ls ii bargain /; now let it stand.
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Many persons take medicine
for their ailments, aud rs soon as
they feel better they disregard all
directions and stop taking it. They
try it again and again, and final
Iy throw it aside as worthless.
when, had it been persevereA in
from the start, a permanent cure
would have been effected. Now
in taking Prickly Ash Bitters for
al! complaints of the Stomach and
Bowels, remember to give the
medicine a chance, and don't ex
pect one or two doses to cure you.
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PES TORAL SYRUP 70,

recent or chro ic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, lrritability of the
Larynx anu Fa"ces, and other
Inhamea conditions of the Lungs
ami Ala Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
T~HlBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib
odaux, La.
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The N. Y. Sun. is in its glory

The N. Y. SIM, is in its glory,
just now villifying and abusing
every member OF Congress who
has the inanliness and liberal IN
trioti>m to vote for aid to improve
the navigation of the Mississippi
River and preserve the valley
fiOm inundati ~.
II it was some spring branch in
sight Of New York that was to be
dug out in order to make it navi
gable for ducks 2 months in the
year, the sun wonld advocate the
expenditure Of millions to have it
done.
The soul of the editor of the n.
7. Sun is abont the size of a grain
OF pop corn, and hi> hypocrisy is
about the size of one OF the Rocky
Mountains.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Of Lafourche, Goth. Judicial District
Court
John F. Pittman, w. No. 1913. Hi,
Creditors.

To all whom these presents may concern.
-Please take notice! That in pursuance
of an order granted OIL the 18th day Of
April 1879 by the Hon. Arthur +. Rho
bloch, judge Of said Court, the session Of
the property OF the said j.. F. Pittman has
been accepted and a meeting of his creii-
tors will lie held before Louis Philip Gail
lOuet Notary Public ut his office in town Of
Thibodaux on Saturday May Goth 1882 at
20 O'Clock A.. NJ. for the purpose of an
pointing a Syndic and otherwise disposiny
of the property Of said I~nsolyent. And
that all proceedings against his person aud
property have been stayed.
In testimony whereas:
(~) Witness my haud and the i'm
LIS. press Of the seal Of my office, this
(~) 18th. day Of April A. ID. 1852.
j w KNOBLOCE. Clerk.
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PECTORAL tor

recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, Irritability Of the
Larynx and Faucess, and other
ant1dmed conditions of the LUNGS
.und air Passages.
PREPARED aud sold BY JOS. T.
~BODEA Druggist, Thib
daux, La.
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On Thirty bays. Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elcc
troy oitaie Belts and other Electric Appii-
ances on trial for thirty DAYS to vpnng
men and older persons who are aff1ictei
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc.
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete.
restoration OF vigor aud manhood. Alsr
for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liv
er and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures. and
many other diseases. Illustrated pampbInt
shall, Mich "
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Judge Howell Lcvee

Judge Howell Lcvee Com.
missioner Fourth District and Ma
.jor Grisamore President Police
Jury Of LafOurche will leave to
day by the Belle CT :he Coast for
Baton Rouge to :attend the meet
ing called. BY the Governor to
take place on Monday, for the
consideration of matters apper
tanning to the preservation of. LIE
wees in the future.
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Bishop Robert Paine of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
South has withdrawn from active.
He has been a Bishop So years
and a Preacher IS years.
In retiring the venerable man
says:
~ beg calmly to wait until the
pains and intrmities Of this life
shall pass away. There NAV We
meet again."
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-BaiIey's Saline Aperient is
now recognized as the best and
cheapest, and most pleasant cath
artlc in use, for the special cute
OF headache, constipation, heart
born. acid stomach, dyspepsia,
etc. 1t ccols and quiets. while as
a sparkling summer beverage, it
is delightful.
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On noxt Wodnoednrn ;-L

On next Wednesday night7at
Waverley Hall will be given the
play of Robert Macaire or the
7tco Mmderers ; Lore and Poetry !;
Politics, and the whole to be con
cluded by Hans Hummelshine,.
These will interest the audience
and send them home in a jolly
good hnmor and spirits. The &C
tors are ali. residents of Thibodaux
and should be encouraged by a
large audience.
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On last Tuesday, May 8 1882,
there were married at the Episco
pal Church in Napoleouville La.
at six O'Clock P. NJ. by the Rev.
Mr.. Stewart, Frank w. Pugh and
Miss Annie Flower.
After the ceremony was concIu
ded Il reception was rendered the
happy couple at the residence Of
me b'lde's grandfather, Hon. w.
w. Pngh.
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Mr.. j. @. A. Lawrence, of
Trenton, N. j. writes: "For seve
raj years my wife's health was
very poor. 1t began with a mis-
carriage, from which, she never
fully recovered, and consequently
suffered many aches and pains. I
was advised to give her Browns
Iron Bitters. / did so. Her i'm
p'ovement began at once, and she
says ''she now feels like a young
girl"