The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume], October 28, 1876, English, Image 2

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1876.
FOll PRESIDENT :
SAM'L J. TILDEH,
OP XEW YOKK.
For ViCK-PBESiBfteKT :
THOS. HENDRICKS
OF INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
AT LARGE.
JOHN McENEKY.
ROBERT C. WICK LIFE.
1st Dist—Louts St. Martin.
Alternate—Geo. W. Dupre,
2nd Dist—J. F. Roche.
Alternate—James II. T. Lawler.
3rd Dist—A. DeBlanc.
Alternate—Clay Knoblocb.
4th Dist—W. A. Seity.
Alternate—J. G. White.
6th Dist—K- O. Cross.
Alternate—J. M. Morse.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
FRANCIS T. N1CH0LLS
OF ASSUMPTION.
Fob Lieut. Governor :
LOUIS A. W1LTZ,
OF Oltl.KANS
FOR ATTORNEYGENERAL :
H. N. OGDEN.
OF ORLEANS'
VOU SECRETARY OF STATE
WM. A. STRONG,
or WINN.
FOR AUDITOR :
ALLEN JUMEL,
or lUEitvn.LE.
FOR SUP'T. OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
ROB'T M, LUSHER,
OF OULBAffS
FOR CONGRESS—3rd District :
JOSEPH ACKLEN,
OF ST. MAKY.
TMwtriet T icljet
For State Senator :
ISAIAH D. MOORE,
OF LAFOURCHE
For District Judge :
LEWIS GUION,
OF LAFOURCHE
For District Attorney :
JOHN ILSLEY.
OF TERRF.IIONNE.
Parish TicHet.
For the Legislature t
JOHN S; BILL1U,
OCTAVE RARANG,
For Parish Judge ;
ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCU,
"*■ For Clerk of Court:
J. \V. KNOBLOCU.
For Recorder:
EMILE E. LeBLANC.
For Sheriff:
LOVENCY A. WEBRE.
For Cormier:
JOHN C. RAGAN.
For Police Jurors:
1st Ward...i.H. BERNARD
2nd *• ____S. T. GRISAMORE
3d " FELIX GRANIEK
4th " KNOBLOCU
5tll " ........P, PARBA
Foi Justices ot the Peace;
.H. CLEMENT
..P. E. LORIO
...J. ROGERS
J. DELATTE
)N EliFERT
........LA FOREST
.F. il. PERKINS
'll. J. JOHNSON
. T. MATH ERNE
...H, P. POO HE
..IRC, SAVOIE
1st Ward.
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For Constables :
1st Ward........S. MORVANT
t......J. N. WRIGHT
\ .........J. AUSLET
2d
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( .....THEO, PERTUIT'
1 ........ .0. BARRIOS
' ......TAV LOR ADAM
' ........ ..A, HEBERT
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. ....... . GEO.KNIGHT
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For .VJsivor :
1'. M. LORIO.
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Foi Trustees :
k. A. AU< GIN.
S. T. GK1SA.UORE,
,). L. A l COIN,
SANCAN
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BE.
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the 1'topie »j I,
a eundidaie jor re ••lection u*'
f this Di-nic:.
Coin-emus of an answervmg attcu:
admmi~?c.- tlm Office iu the ;iu*t . i: 1
u<<*s aiul impurti Uity, 1 sim'-l subn::
future In yen, without seeking ''hem
turn cithcruf political party or J»
COt TAYLOR BE ATT i
Thihodaux, June 23rd. 1876.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE TOWN,
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Jf. SANCAN* Pro'r A- Business Manager
OFFICE COR- MARKET ft PATRIOT STS
THIHODAUX. LA..
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28,
Ufo;ic*e to
This mark X, on the margin. means that
your Hiihwriptiou ban expired. Such are
invited to renew at once.
Editorial Itoms.
—At low juices, A No l Port.
Slier-y and Claret wiuo, at J. D.
Machado.
— Better late than never is
what lie said when lie treated to
champagne last Monday morning
before breakfast.
-Persons needing a good phos
Digraph of themselves or friends
should not fail to cal! on Mr.
Bailey whose floating gallery lies
opposite the market. He never
fails tp give satisfaction.
—Call at S. T. Grisainore's,cor
ner of St. Philip and Market sts.,
and see the new improved Chars
ter Oak cook stoves, also a large
variety of other cook and heating
stoves, fire grates, Tin ware etc.
Beware. —One of t lie leading
Radical candidates is writing to
some of his supposed friends in
the Democratic Parry in this
Parish, to be sure to vote for
some Democratic candidates
whom he names, intending to con
vey the idea that he is going to
vote the same v ay, and thus bids
for votes for himself in exchange.
Bitch bids are too thin oil their
surface to fool any sensible man.
The Country ib now Sale !
—That grave apprehensions have
been entertained regarding the
result of the approaching elec*
♦ ions no one will deny, but there
is no longer any anxiety on that
score.
The question was settled on
last Saturday night at the Stud
dard School House.
Two of the most beautiful and
accomplished Republican ladies
of the Parish of Lafourche,
mounted the rostrum and made
eloquent and glorious speeches of
Wltajcen Heeler, and then the
charming bells passed resolutions
that they would not allow any fel
lers to come whining around them
that would dare to vote for Tils
den and Hendricks.
Bo tint settles the subject.
When fair ladies engage in any
cause, it is bound to succeed,
A regular meeting of the Demo
cratic Club, was held on last
Saturday evening in Wnverley
Hall. Mr. .1. II. Acklen, candidate
tor Congress, delivered as nfteo>
five and eloquent address as
lias been made before the Club
during this canvass.
'Ibis youthful orator possesses
a happy faculty of seem ing the
attention of his audience, as well
tag tin*
making
language t
• every one,
n by scum
a vigorous can
s not overcome LI*e
ivass, and
nidi
cal majority in his district, and
secure his own election, it will be
no fault of Ids.
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Corporation Ticket. —At a
preliminary election held ati'
the office of mayor Lorio on Tues
(lav evening, Oct. 23, 1876, the
following citizens were chosen to
lie voted for by tlu* Democratic
Conservative Party on Nov. 7, as
candidates tor Municipal officers
for the ensuing two years:
For Mayor, P. E. Lorio; For
Trustees, P. A. Aucoiii, S. T.
Grisatnore, J. L. Aucoiq, L.
Keefe, F. Sancan, M. A. Legeu^
dre.
The above ticket represents all
the material interests of the Tow
1 and the geutlemen eomposi'.q
j same, are capable of luana
the corporation affairs discreetly
j and Wisely, and thould ree
the support of every proj
holder.
Liie Outlook.
V
at
. U(
every ?
United-States coin
glorious news.
The sun of November 7th, will
set upon one ot the grandest vie
tones ever won by any political
party since the foundation oi fin*
goiivernuient.
in their despair, the despots
and robheir. who have for 6 years
ruled this nation and fattened on
the very life blood of the people
at
sending their armies into
Smith Carolina in the vain hopes
of creating a riot in that State
that might etlect h react imi in
the Northern and Western States,
hut ail to no purpose.
In vain do Blame and Morton 1
inciease and redouble the extent |
ot ihe:r infamous slanders and i
lies, in vain do they howl and up j
iK*ai to all the base o.issnms ot >
they strive
]iiviu(liees of
to
man, in vain do
arouse the bitter
ignorant and unlearned. They
|i;t,ve cried "wolf, wo' t" until the
alarm which now
they proclaim
wirii trembling voices ami slnik>
ing knees only excites ridicule
and contempt.
The victory of the Democracy
i?i Indiana and West Virginia,
lias foretold the doom of the pub
lic Harpies who have grown fat
over the ruin of the laboring and
honest masses of the people, and
indicate beyond a doubt, that on
the 4th of March next, they will
have to step out forever.
Onward then, Democrats, hon
est men, just men, aM who desire
good Government, go to the polis
ou November 7, vote for Tihlen
and Hendricks, Niciioils and
Wiltz, and the entire State and
Parochial tickets, and a victory,
grand, noble and glorious will be
obtained, which will restore
Louisiana to Freedom, rid our
country of tyrants and robbers,
and make this 1S7(> not only a
Centennial year, but a year ot
jubilee.
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Great Mass Meeting in the
Banner Ward of Terrebonne,
at Canal Bellangee. — On
Sunday Oet. 22, a large Mass
Meeting attended by all the
Democratic voters in the vicinity
and some two or three hundred
colored men was held. The meet
ing was called to order bv E. P.
l*,asole Esq., who named Eupliro
sitis llotard as President, and E.
Hotaid Jr. as Secretary.
Able and eloquent addresses
were made in English, by Messrs.
], I>. Moore. L, Union, and P. C.
BoiUeaiqand in French by Messrs,
,J. H. Ilsley and A. Joint, The meet
mg passed off harmoniously, and
much oredit is due Mr. Abel Bass
eh* and liis assistants for the pre
parations made and for their
kindness and attention to the oia
tors and visitors. Canal Belatm
ger is a ward that claims to be
the banner ward of Terrebonife,
and will give a greater majority
on Nov. 7, then that ward ever
before limt given.
Vote a straight Ticket —It
is the duty of every Democratic
voter who desires the success of
his party to vote the full ticket as
presented by the Democratic
party The nominees were each
and all nominated fairly and jus
tly, without chicanery or injustice
to any voter, and each and every
candidate should receive the en
tire vote of his party.
It is useless to elect onr leading
candidates if those who are to
aid them in the accomplishment
of reform iu government are not
elected.
The State and Parish Ticket is
a good one throughout. The can
didates aie all men ot integrity'
and honor, and it will be worse
than folly to scratch a single
name from the list. The Repub
lican leaders ill tins District are
endeavoring to slip in one or
more candidates, under pretense
of swapping votes; but the
Democrat who fancies that tlie
Radical ticket will not bu voted
solid by the adherents of that
party, will bo badly fooled and
luped.
Tito Radicals had a Bow wow
Lock port last Sunday. There
ne less colored men at that
eetiug from the immediate neigh
irhood than tliern were at the
Democratic meetiug a few days
previous.
Pi noli hack spoke in favor of
Hayes, but jiiever a good word
did ho utter for Packard and his
motley crew. Never mind, iu
about 15 days Pinehback will de
:v '' r a funeral oration over the '
political remains oi Packard and !
ot plunderers, and then I
lie can raise his hands and say : i
•'They weie all honorable men."
Let us wait 'till the grand |
funeral conies off.
—The day of the election that
is to decide the destiny of this
Govern meutns drawing near. J jet
|every man who wishes to see a
good government, conducted iu
the principles of honesty aud in
gr
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1
j * W ells. —Th« corpomte Buthot
I iit>es ary sinking a tire well on j
■ at. Rhino Street uep-veoii Hu. Ik id !
gf*l and Short. This will make j
I six wtdis.
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I —The Bayou continues to fail
; daily, and now the cattish anti
• {| H . „ ai . aIl} qaurrelin
irate quarreling for spam
room in the deep Witters.
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—We are requested to State
that the lion. if. il. Carver, of
Napoleonville, and other speaks
ers will address the Central Club
at Waver ley Unit to night.
The Board of Registration has
converted itself into a body ot
hunters and has been peraudmlaj
tiugabont the Parish all week,
i The still limit comes to a iinalc
j tosday.
> — - ——
The directors of the Thihodaux
and Terrebonne Drainage Corns
puny met on Wednesday last and
took steps to proceed in earnest
with the preparations requisite to
commence the desired work.
—The manufacture of sugar is
now iu progress on many planta
tions. Bo far as information has
reached this office, the yield has
been satisfactory both in quality
and quantity.' The drouth still
continues and interferes material
ly with the work. No rain has fal
len for more than t\yo mouths.
—Many Planters Jare compeled
to haul water from the Bayou or
the swauips, to grind sugarcane.
Others more fortunate, erect
pumps for the purpose of throw
ing water over the Levees, cons
ducting it to their reservoirs in
ditches.
—We clip the following ex
tracts from the Louisiana State
Hey inter, edited by a Republican.
The liberal republicans of this
State who have returned to the
camp of Packard and Kellogg,
are faring sumptuously every day
ou crow pie.
Tlio people who have lieltl of
fice in this State since 18G8, ought
to be retired to private life. They
have "served'' the people long
enough and bad enough to step
down and out.
Packard and his fellow sin
Tiers, who have been off'on a mis
sionary tour in North Louisiana,
returned this week to the city,
and after velilling their whiskey
jngs, started for Attakapas.
Judge Sloauaker is making
speeches in New York. He is a
good stumper, but he lias too
much sense and self-respect to
come back to Louisiana, aud
work for Kellogg and Packard.
The Municipal Election in
Baltimore.— In the municipal
election the Democrats elected
Oouucilmen in IS of the 20 wards
Same branch last year was a tie
election. The election was very
quiet, 43,000 votes were polled
The Democratic majority is about
6 , 000 .
Senator Morton lias gone to
Calilornia for his health, it is pre
sinned. Politically, he is on his
death-bed. and it would have
been juntas well for him to have
stayed at home and gone on with
his dying in the bosom of his cons
tituenoy. lit* should have laid his
weary head upon liis bloody
shirt—
And breathed hi9 life out sweetly there.
Kilpatrick to Morton : "ATI des
pera)f/du>n —that id, if you know
what that means *, I , doirt—for
you have !>ut to continue'to rear
aloft, as -sublimely as you have
doin', our glorious bloody shirt,
and the ides of November are
ours." Morton to Kilpatrick : "1
don't want no idea of November.
Our glorious bloody shirt is a
fraud. Look how she dinkcred on
us last Tuesday.D—Hour glorious
bloodv shirt.''
When the returns from India
na began to come in Mortou rush
ed away to California, just as a
person with a .sudden attack of
asthma rushes to an open window
for fresh air, aud as he didn't
even take time to pack his car
petsbag, the shirt he ltow wears
must be as dirty as his campaign
shirt was bloody.
authorizes the following as the re
suit of the recent election. The
highest vote cast was for Treasu
rer ot the Stale. Democratic, 212,
ioiSl ; Republican, 2l>6, 218 ; Inde-~
pendent, 16,082. Total 434,319,
The Official Vote of Indiana
-The Secretary of State, to day
average plurality lor Democratic
State ticket is 5846, that ot Wil >
liam over Harrison for Governor
being 5139.
Married.
In St. Joseph'* ('ljiircb, Thihodaux l. t.
jJ-'roiM our l.ork|>rrl Corres*
poudru t.
g
L-ckpokt, Or. 1st!.. 1876.
Dear ScvriNi-a.. — On Tu;\nl;i.v tl»e UHll
\v<* l.atl II Grand Mum* Meeting of the .
iiMub.Uuti of Loekyort »nU siinoiiiliog j
coiiuu-v. There w.-ro about »*< colored wen , >«
in at-tttwiuneu. ami all crowdi^l around tae
nunitl eager to lu-ui th ueveral orators.
Tlie meeting wua called to order by L
Barker, K* i , who introduced Mr. I ho.-.
Winder of Tliiboduux, as the lirst speaker.
Aiut a ieiv preliminary remarks as to tne
object of tae meeting, the orator launched
fourth upon liis subject with warmth, and
for a while held the audience spill houuu.
Mr. Winder is undoubtedly a splendid ora
tor and a talented man. lie iucrouuced as
the next speaker, Mr. Boiudexter, who is
canvassing the State, ami who happened to
he arouud bore. He was formerly i hitter
Republican, but, as lie sa^.s, ''seeing that
alter eight veals' trial, the Republicans in
stead oi' ameliorating the condition ot the
colored population, had only mistreated
them the more, thought it time to change
and try the "honest party." His speech
was very appropriate, ami notwithstanding
* '
auite rreditablv '
' Mr. 1. D. Moore, of forensic celebrity was
then introduced, liis exordium was concise -
hut apt. he literally jumped into the body I
of bis discourse, and bore down all neiore ;
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an uminiely in'.erruptrou acquired luuisct. j
him : his assertions were not to lie denied,
and his arguemoutb defied refutation; his
anecdotes wore side-sjilitiug. and his wit
irresistible.
—Yes, 1.1>. I think tlio Republican cat
ii-li inis considerably shrunk since your
speech.—He was completely master ot b s
audience; lie first took them by storm, aud
then curried his points, not by strategic
phrases or crooked syllogisms, but by plain
facts and figures proved his every assertion
so clearly aiul satisfactorily, that even the
most obtuse could understand him with the
utmost facility. Not a stone, not a leaf, was
h-.lt unturned which could prove of advan
tage to the Democratic party, and yet. not
om- word of abuse or bit operation against
the Republicans escaped his lips. lie mere
ly threw the strongest light Upon Carpet
bag misdeeds, and fully snowed tlio various
frauds which have boon perpetrated iu all
parts of the country and in ail pub'ii;. offi
ces- He traced the' present dearth of mo
ney back to the public officers, and espe
cially showed the laboring population why
their wages were so reduced, lie again and
again tendered the right hand of fellow
ship. promising them all that could bo
promised. He took the example of Georgia
auil the other States which went Democrat
ic lately, how much better oil tlio colored
people were since they shook olf the Radi
cal yoke ami joined the party which looks
not to tin- filling of a bottomless pocket.—
One bolder than the r« st ventured upon
bringing up the famous Texas letter. Poor
follow ! 1.1). to use a common phrase, went
for him, and in two seconds aud a half
showed liiiq the why and wherefore of that
letter, tlic poor fellow went otf wondering
liow people could tell suclqlics as that let
ter
I. 1). Moore is the only man to go to the
Senate, and ho ought to he supported by
one and all
Nelson Taylor was called upon by the
crowed aud iuadc a short speech, scarcely
savoring of Republicanism, although he is
au openly avowed Kepehlicuu
A colored man. l'hos Belson by name
took the stand aud made a quite a violent
speech inveighing particularly against Gen
Nicholl's representing to the peojile that he
had been a "Rebel Genenul and fought to
keep them iu slavery etc etc. He had pre
viously interrupted Poindexter in his
speech tnakiug quits a dainphool of him
self, lie evidently wished to make a seusu
tion. but he knew not who was to succeed
him, little did lie dream that our old war
horse Joliu Biiiiu was in the van thirsting
for the charge. John came forward and in
less than five minutes, "poor Tom, oh
where was iio !''...... Quien sttbc ---
His slanderous words were cast buck to
him five fold and the bright light of Demo
cracy again rose brilliant and proud. The
tail commanding form of the orator w as
the centre of attraction aud as his rich De
mocratic speech rolled from liis lips the
icy letters incited from the minds of his
heavers us snow before the noonda.' sun.
Truly J ohn Billiui.s our man lor the Legis
I attire aud to the legislature he must go,
he is the man to bring up bills and then liu
nmgue the house until they arc passed.
With such men as Billiuand Moore for our
leaders our Parish can hope for bettevtimrs
aud brighter days. With such men to co
operate with him our bravo Nieiiolls can
raise up poor down-trouden Louisiana. A
brilliant future is open to us but iu tiio
fore-ground stand Nicholi's, Billiu and
Moore. A Senate ami a Legislature compos
ed not of carpet-baggers, thieves and money
seekers, but of upright honest men who
would not abuse tno confidence of the peo
ple tor their own aggrundizeement.
A travelling companion to Poindexter a
colored man by the name of Davis also :id
dressedthe meeting upon this occasion- His
speech although short was noat. and appro
priate.
The meeting was altogether satisfactory
the several orators acquitted themselves
very well, and the audience were very
wcfl pleased. CORRESPONDENT. '
Communicated
T/iV'n
'i)ui 'you says,
New Okleans, 18th October, 1876.
Dear Mr. Sancan.—A s uiy paper, the
Lafourche Kepuhlicun, is sleeping the sleen
oi the just, (eoiifident of a speed v resnrreo
tion, however;. I a*k you, us I So wish, in
any e.iso.to assert some Inflnenee in inv own
Parish, to afford rue sumo, space inysur eol
uiuu*.
Yon certainly know, through the New
Orleans papers, that the so-called Uepnbli
can Barry of our Statu is doing it* level
bust to nullify the will of the people, ua
well by a wholesale importation of negroes,
a* by registration fraud*.
Without doubt, yon have seen the eireu
laro of the famous "Southern Uhnrni," a
sewing machine which doesn't exist, bnt
which is expeetedto sew up 3SCU Democrat
ic vote*, and also its successor, the circular
of a New York dry goods firm.
Tehoupitoulas, Girod aiul other iis.nt
streets, actually present a singular appear
ance. All the ware houses, which were for
rent, now swarm with intelligent electors
of the genius woodenho ad.
I need not weary your readers by an ex
position of the modus operamii of all these
slights of hand.
The citizens of Lafourche are too intelli
gent not ro wee the point.
The Democratic. Committees in New Or
leans are vigilant—as vigilant as yours in
our own Parish—so there is nothing to fear.
Let 11 s consider our own case, a* regards
our Congressional, Judicial, Senatorial
District, as well as our Parish.
The American says that charity begins
1 U homo. Now, do you see our friend. l)r
D&rrall, who i* as great on medicine as he is
wise in council 1
lie allowed the evil of disaffection to
rip read, while that young pigeon-shooter
from St. Mary's, knows how to profit bv i t.
—Iam very much afraid, but the Doctor's
invariable sneces for tlio past ten years
wiil bo. followed by a Waterloo defeat.
From the Doctor to the Duke of Terre
bonne. there is hut a step.
The support of our friend Tom Cage, has
completely failed us.
Yes, dear Tom. have you protected La.
foarche 1 You forgot to save the old Hepub
I'can. Yon coitidit t prevent the formation
of a ticket which is hound to swamp you,
however the foots and patebers of thaVoin
umy try to doctor it. Like Pontius
my hands oi the concern.
_ like your competitor for
that, stutter or unst.uier Senatorial arm
chair : that you won id. do jour best.to eli-j
mmate from our statue i/ook* the mfamous
law* which gag the press, destroy the puri
tyoftho ballot box, and make the collec
tion of taxes as well a* the education of
"dh. hiiniima'.-lirns unto your bogus
White Camelia, hut paMcnaUy a very
honest amt very 0 »P"')le "«"• f the
Somehow or other tins B mu
Chivalry could not ut an
*8out torn
lU'iFtuntl, wliat was waitw*** had t „
Ho got into believing, rty
swallow all the dirt, with winch om P- J
......... wlmt 1. who
extreme Radical ro
left guide,
lie seem* now to admire,
am stigmatized mi an
June to endorse. ,
Just linin' acted at the time,
u-ave me twelve hours to leave «u
g d" r Colonel aupoars to nocr .-lpt e
, always ' left inline, ai
j- a , d
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jV1)ri; ,. rt : ]uo , ly Hostetter's Bitters. There
- ' t l)t , a ( „ibt as to Jtlie response
I it t , )e llia i a ria-strickeii to tins inquiry,
; j,, ,. VC1 . V locality on'this continent whoso
inhabitants are tormented with the shiver
ambition, of being always -y-.f',-, n( i
wavs on the very extv.mity of the lrao, and
he executes these ».tUo m >rUtU* with asto
■king agilitv. But enough lor today
about this political spl.yi.x-the ma.Uea
ves-if vour English readers w ish to mai
things aud revelations rich and nay about
Parish politics, they c;
next week
an he accommodated
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liatives, which cease altera time to produce
any beneficial etteet whatever, ar.u it per
aisled iu wreak irreparhhle inischiot u]>op
the system t Everywhere they are being
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ters, substituted in their place.
NOTICE!
Messrs. C. LA./CARD Sc CO., of New Or
leans, respectfully informs their friends
and customers and the public in gciiMul
tlmt they have removed their stores from
corner of St. Ann and Old Levee Bts., to
Nos. i! 13, 21a and 217 Old Levee St., near
Dumaine, opposite the French Market, at
Unn Goilehaux's old stand, where they
will he pleased to receive all orders en
trusted to their care.
All those wishing to purchase Clothing,
Hats, Valises. Trunks, etc., etc., at tlio low
eat prices, will do well to call at the new'
stores ot* O LAZAKD Sc ('ll.,
Nos. 213, 2!:> and 227 Old Levee St,
See advertisement. Oct. 14 1876,
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4 Heretofore existing between the under
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went
E. BEAUVAIS.
.. . „ , C. F. BEAUVAIS.
Thihodaux, October 20, 1876
l*roclaiiiatlou
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Whereas, the Act of ......... ...
| Town of Thihodaux as^aimmi«l • th, '
that an election for one Mayor aTsh
Trustess should be held on tlm ti.-^ t h,x
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Attention! Attention I
To (he Voters of tbe Pariah et
Lafourche.
OFFICE SUPER VISOR OF REOISTRA-1
rtoN.COUltr MOUSE.THIHODAUX,!
L (FOUKCHE PALISH, LOUISIANA,I
AUGUST ir-ru, 1876. J
r|xlIK VOTERS of the Parish of Lafimn
J che are hereby notified that the Book*
of Regi*tr.i(ioii for said Parish will
opened at the several times aud place*
below mentioned, for the purpose of ad
to Registry—upon personal ayiplicati'
the lianies of every legal voter, not re
tried in 1874, and lor tlio erasure froui t
book* of thut year of the names of all
sou* who have died, or limy have been
qualified since then by law from cast
their ballots at the approaching election.
New certificates will he issued to tb:
who Imvo mislaid or destroyed tlmir i
ones bearing date of 1871.
At Court House, Thlbodapx,—Au
28th to Saturday, -September itth, 1876.
At L. Cheraniie's—Tuesday aud W
dav, Sey»teml»er I2tb and 13th
Clark Head's Place—Thursday and
day. September 14th and 15th.
Louis Leriile's—-Saturday, Sept'her 1
Lockport,—Monday and Tuesday, 8ep
l;er 18th and 19th.
Vacherie Settlement.— Wednesday
Thursday, Seyitemlier 29th and 21st.
Augustin Cunio's Store, left bank— Fridf
and Saturday, September 22nd aud 23rd
Wid. Bibolet's Store—Monday apd**
day, September 25th and 26th.
Lemuel Thihodaux Store, left bank-*
Wednesday and Thursday, Septemberi
and 28tb.
Court House, Thihodaux—Friday
Saturday, September 29th and 30th.
Johnson's Place, Clmckbuy, Grand
Bridge—Monday aud Tuesday, October
and 3rd.
Abel Lasseigue's Store—Wednesday
Thursday, October 4th and 5th.
Hilaire Clement's Store—Friday and
unlay. October 0th aud 7th.
Court House, Tbibodaux—Monday,
tober 9th to final close of Registration,
day, October 28th, inclusive. .
Office, hours, from 7 o'clock A. M. t* I
o'clock P. M., aud from 2 o'clock P. M. I*
o'clock P. M., Sundays excepted.
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Supoi visor of Keg
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