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JOURNAL OF THE 9 ™ SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Official Journal ol' (itc Purisli of
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aixl of Ute Town of Thiboilaux.
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Corner Green and Levee Street*.
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THIBODAt X, L—. SATURDAY, MAY 13™ 1882
NO 41
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WILLIAM Vd. DAVIDSON,
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HO CaronddeVfßjjt- New Orleans.
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f Carondelct, St. New Orkans La
ESBUAL COMMISSIONS MtRCUAXr
—anil— \
> DEALER IN \
/Ire Bricks, llutr, dc. \
—Sole Agent of- \
a£LBY ALABAMA SUGAR LIME
©ot-il-ly.
U.R. THIBERGfc
HENKT BOtfARD.
13...
t. Bakkkr.
TO TAKE or.!
Work. Either
at the lowest
J.\ DAVIDSON Sc
»KK.HILL,
HOWARD & THIBERGE
Architects ,
.Commercial Place ,......13
* new ORLEANS.
C. H. Sevis.
BARKER & SF.VIN,
Former Clorka of SE V IN & G OU KD AIN t
And of F. P. SE VIN,
Commission Merchant.
AXO nEA 1 .BIt IN * 1 .U KINDS OF
tCenninj province.
COTTON SUGAR. MOLASSES.
Rice, Potatoes, Eggs, Honey. Bees
wax, Tallow, Wool , Hides,
Moss, Poultry , Etc., Etc.,
liberal Advance« Slade on
fonsigUHH'tltü.
No. 119, Decatur Street,
SEW ORLEANS.
*» 10-80.
It Merits Your Patronage.
MATERIAL RtaiJCTlOA
IN rules.
Accompanied with
%A.3T IMPROVEMENTS.
* —THE
New Orleans Democrat
Published Daily and Weekly,
AT FOLLOWING RATES
DAILY, ween: IT I papers per week—
Per ..............................^
Six months.......................... *,
Three .............................
Tkrefl ............................... ~ "
WttEKLY tsmblislied Saturday gtorningsQ ]
..... «1 50
Per annum................
Six .................................. ^
Three rnoudie • • • • f....................
In elubs of ten [10] «nd over tone w get
tor-up of club), each «ubsenber per aunuiu
• l ^.U oasM postage prepaid bv office.
To newsdoafcrh and newsboys, uaily and
weekly, i l-2e per copy.
Remittance by money older, registered
Any as a* »ample 1 promptly mailed
^Kvidfn^ws, literary, family and agrieultu
«•»1 departments equal to that ot auy other
paper published in t he South, it materially
excel» aU other» in its markets, commercial
Mid industrial reviews and polit-cal de
partment».
Address
THE DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans, La -
The Grunow Water Ele
vator.
«W«dT EXI>'' TlftB F«H
lÏwiÏg hksi lts wkkk
OBTAIN KI>.
«03.000 Gallons of u-ere raised
tix feci per hour tcilb. an eight-horse power
sngme.
The Water-wheel'is two feet diamete
and six inch faro, and is something entirely
new. From results obtained and the cheap
rAWÄÄK
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AT WEST END from 5 o'clock until djrk.
Frit* Jahncke,
[Pat. for La]
KcUlllnger Artificial Staue
Varemenl,
-Dealer I*
North River «nd German Flags
'Jurb fkonc and Portland Cement.
Nm. 2W and 210 DELORD STREET,
JUitween Baronne, aud Carondelet Strcete
dec,80-ly. Orleans.
K
FIRE fYSlJRAUCE.
GEO. \V. /QUIRES, Thibodanx,
«►Agent of the—
Continental Insurance Co, of New
York, As.sc/s, $3.888.719.45.
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Assets, $4.312.270,35.
London JfSsurancc of London, As
«I«, *1.287.503.
W ill insure Sugar Houses, Stores, Dire!
lings, and Merchandise, against Loss bv
Fire at lowest rates. A
une-üô-Sl-ly
P. HOGAN,
Corner Jackson and Levee Sts.
Thieodaux, La.,
rEEPS CONSTANTLY
full assortment of
ON HAND A
«roceries, Provisions
Hardware, Sheet, Bar and Boiler
Iron. Paints, Lead, Boiler riv
ets, Gas pipe and fittings
Barb Wire, Tools and
Plantation Supplies
of all descriptions.
Set»0e4-81-ly.
ries J, Barker,
Notary Public.
Attends promptly to all business pertain
.ug to said olirce. Will also attend to col
lections. Offlca at his residence Lockport
Parish ot Lalouy-.he. oet-25
21 . Il OFFRI AI¥.\,
Dealers in
piTPNTTURE. Hardware, Paints, Oils
A Window glass, WalVpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Ceurent. Metalmi,Toie wood, ir-imi
tation black walnut Colniis. also cypress
coffins made-to order, &<u &>.-•
In connection with A. H moitjuss, Cah
inet Maker aud Repair er ol\ill kinds ol fur
mture. Main Street,
lâiunTU ly Ilet Jackson, and St Philip
9Ëi\riL WOTÏCE.
Wh
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T J. PMC,RE, DENTIST 1IAS LOCA
*F • rated in town perman utly and will
perform all operations appertaining to bis
prolessiom at very modeeati prices.
He. will also practice iu the sm-rounding
country aud adjoining Parishes when eallt-i
for
Odiee : Corner of Market and Maronge
Sts. Tho best of reference given.
Louis Bush lohn B. Levert R. G. Bu h
BUSH & LEVERT.
Cotton and Sugar Factors.
*<1 General CoraniisMoD Merohaiito.
u7â 1 r i I Perdido Street. N. (*
PATENTS
obfaini d for uew iuvectiens, or for improv
œents iu old ones. Caveats, Trade Murk
and all pateut business pivnuptly attended
Invention!« that hate heen
rejecter! way still, iu niosi eus.- . !>•• put
entvd bj us. Beiug wuposite ibe F. s t'i>,
en Qllive, unit engaged hi Futrnt ££tis
] Lvcluntvel}', we mn seeiuv
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BSH B»AV£««BS 1 « t »» u v tin sj -..on
patents iu less time Ilian those who are. re
mote from VVaslucgtou aa- ! .who n-ust ric
pend upon the mails i' all traasaetioa
witli the Patent office.
Wbt n Inventors semi monel or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office ami advise
as to its patentability free of charge. Corres
pondeuco confidential, prices low, and nc
charge unless patient in ob«
mined.
We refer to Hon Post, ma. ter General D.
M. Ivur, Rev. F. D. Power, to officials in
tho U-S>. Patent Ofiiee, and especially to
our «liants in every State of the Union and
n Canada. For special references, terms,
advice. Are., Address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Office, Washington, D
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D C
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
—AND—
Agricultural and Mechanical College
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Coi. Wm Preston Jolinston,
PRESIDENT.
Session of Xinc Months Begins October
5, 1831.
Healthy location. Free tuition. Boa^d,
lodging, medical expenses, &.C., $iC.l»0 per
month. Cheat» uniform. Full corps ot
com|»etcnt Professors. Workshop ot Mo
cba.iical Depis-tment iu operation. Jiilita
rv discipliue. For l'urthsr particulars, ap
PlJI t0 PROF. L. W. SEWELL.
Baton Rouge, La
JAMES A. HARGIS,
HOUSE and SIGN PA IS TEE
Glaring, Graining and Paper
Hanging a Speciality.
A LL ORDER! ADDRESSED TO HIM
A. at Kacelani, La., or to Emile E. Le
Blanc, Thiboduut La. will he promptly at
tended to. # uot-8-bl ly.
—Do you w.-int a bunter and
chimney that will not break? 1
you do, call av S. T. Gtisamoie'
s to tie Depot.
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Cor. Main ami St. Philip
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ThibodaL'x, L 4 v.
|/"EEP constantly on
t\ hand a large aud com
plete assortment of
FI'« 21 jHWGLUT
WATCHES & CLICKS
Tn connexion with the
above a great variety of
or.\.< ' PISTOLS,'
Pom!4 r. Cartridges,
lI'Mtln;i,jfiUcriais Tic.
The Culoorated
"ELGIN mm?
constantly on luind.
—also—
The NEW AMERICAN
Sewing Machine.
— *sn—
LOT OF ACCORDEONS.
|'5" Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Sewing Machines
Fire arms. &.»■., carefully
repaired and guaranteed
A full steak of attach
ments,oil and needles for
all kind of Sewing Ma
chines cau be. had by up
plying to
A.BOUROX,
Corner Main aud St.
Philip street.
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NEW ORLEANS.
ROBERTS A C 0 . Proprietors,
Siirsh, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Flooring and Ceiling, Newels
balusters, etc., always on hand or made to order. Orders promptly
attended to.
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M3W HAVES ORGAS CQ,,
New Ujivcn, Conns.
MAC BLANC)UE,
-DE ALER TN
Family (Groceries,
WINES, LIQUORS, Etc.,
No. 231 Poydras St. Cor. Dryades,
New Orleans.
t'oaulry Orders Promptly At
tended to.
Goods delivered to handings or de
pot free of drayage.
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS,
—adopted r.v the—
Parish School It > trd for the use. of Ike P\ib
lie Schools.
—For Sale by—
Jo«. T. Thiliodeanx.
Orders for books promptly filled
at Publishers Prices.
Paper, Pens, inks. Siales, Penciis, Blank
and Time Book. Envelopes, Chalk
Crayons &c., .
AT MOD STATT PRICES.
! llfLiberal DEeouuts allow
ei! ot Teachers.
She Sinbodmix enfmd,
— ANl)—
L»urn:»l of the? 9th Seimtorrnl Distriri
O'FICÎAL JOURNAL OF THE PARiSK CF
LAFOURCHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THiBOJAUX.
Office : Corner Green &. Levee St».
ISSCB 0 EVKRT SATURDAY
Ö«,T. G RIS AMOR K Editor. '
l 8.1NCA.N« Pra'r « business Manage
Siolïiers I ! !
ülother» : ï :
Arc you disturbed at night and
broken cfyonr rest by a sick child
suttcriug and crying with Hie rx
cmciatu g pain oi cutting teeth?
If so. go at once and get a bottle
pleasant to the taste, and is the
I of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHe
j ING SYRUP. It will relieve ttie
j poor little sufferer immediately—
; depend upon it ; there is no mis
tak»»'about it. There.is not a
j mother on earth who has ever
; used it, xvho will not tell you at
j once that it will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
j and relief and health to the child,
j operating like magic. It is perfect
I ly safe to use in all eases, and
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prescription of one of the oldest
' and best female physiciaus and
1 nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents aboutie.
PRieKLY
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BITTE
The majority ofthe ills of the human
bo,It/ arise from a derangement of the
Diver, affecting both the stomach and
botrels. In order to effect a cure, it is
necessary to romore the cause. Irregu
lar and Sluggish action of the Bowels,
Headache,Sickness at the Stomach, Vain
in the Back and loins, etc., indicate that
the Liver is at fault, and that nature re
quires assistance to enable this organ to
throw off impurities. »
Pricfcly Asti Bitters are especially
earn pounded for this purpose. They are
j mild tn their action and effective as a
eure ; are pleasant to the taste Hid taken
easily by both children and adults. Ta
ken according to directions, they are a
safe and plea sa n t eure for Dyspepsia,
General Debility,Habitual Con
stipation, Diseased Kidneys,
etc., etc. As a Blood Purifier they
are superior to any other medicine;
cleansing the system, thoroughly, and
imparting new life and energy to thein
vdid. Xt ia a medicine and not an
intoxicating; beverage.
ASK YOBR DRUGGIST FOB PRIEKLY ASH BITTERS,
and take no other. FBICE, »LOO per BotU-3.
MEIER BROS. & CO., - SOLE PROPRIETORS.
St. Louis and Kansas City. Mol
P3-C :• Oil 18a S1RI P for
recent or chronic Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss of Voice, Irritability of the
Larynx and Fauces, and oMicr
Inflamed conditions ofthe Langs
j and air Passages.
Prepared «ml sold bv JOS. T.
THIBODEAUX, Druggist, Thib
daux. La.
— S. T. Grisamcre Las ttacu
s i i.nsonnr uus uacu
WASHINGTON LUTTER.
A little color in Congress. The
Public Printing. A big Wiiis
key Lobby.
[From our Regular Correspondent.]
Washington, D. 0. May 2,1882,
Lite Re j » in majority in the
louse has been increased by two
oles. Mr. Lynch colored has
'
U tue Acr,,uo,.cau >u,r,
"'Vh "°' V , i 01 y
hv of the colored race H, Çon
gross the only one that has been
.a congress since Senator Bruce,
d.ssissipiu. who iert il.e'Senate
more than a year ago. Tho new
r\ seated Congressman isa UiUj
.(to ot very bright color, with a
lace that is deep led ly more Cauca
-mn than African in its features.
lie argued bis own case with
great abiliiy, and received the en
ire 'oteof the Republican ma
ji'i-ity and one D« moeratic vole,
hat of Mr. Ellis, of Louisiana,
and was sworn iu with great
(■•monstration of applause horn
noterai Chalmers, ot Mississippi,
bus, reducing the Democratic
ote by one. and Wild'adding one
o the Republican vote. Mr.
be Repu hi can side ot the Louse
lhe Democrats lose one ot their
readiest and most brilliant debat
ers in general Chalmers.
THE post OFFICE APPROPRIATION
The Douse on Saturday adopted
ï he report ot the Conference coin
mittce on the Post Office appro
priatiou bill. A number of mem
bers were very decided in tlie ex
New York the benefit of this ser
vice, the appropriation should In
struck out ailtogether. Mr. Robe
sou, in the course ot his teiuaiks,
said very distinctly that he voted
for the conference report wiili
the nuderstauding that the other
great cities besides New York
were not to be deprived of their
share of the appl'opii 141011, anu 11
the Postmaster General should
do this he would violate the spi
rit and intent of the law making
lhe appropriation JVJr. Springet
said the appropriation for tin
great railroads bnt he did uot
add that two of the great rail
roads only have, up to iliis time,
had had any appreciable share of
the api>fopi tation. Mr. Robesons
remarks were drawn out by a
1 ■tatemeut ot Mr. Caswell that the
pression that, unless the other
great cities wcie to share with
i
| Postmaster General
did not iu
tend to make any new starting
points, but to hold on to N«-w
York as the great centre ot the
universe.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
A new Public Printer has been
appointed, and this is a local
event iu Washington that is cou
sidcred of quite muclbimport.iuce
by fifteen hundred employes,
and thiiee that number
that is dependent upon them,
as the appointment of a cabinet
officer. „Important changes are
expected in the manage incut aud
personal of the office. »Since tin* |
wav. the public public priutiug j
has cost the Government not less
tuan $54,000,000. ïae Govern
nn-nt Printing Office is by tar the
........jlioin
largest establishment ol lhe kind
iu the world, and a more caretul
management ot it would save
more than a million annually to
the Government. The main tea
Min of the outlay lies in .the tact
j () j t [ !t . practice of CollgleSS Ol der
iug the printing of voluminous
and utteily worthless documents
that find their way, by the cart
ioadsj to the pulp mills.
THE WHISKEY LOBBY
merchant princes
The whiskey
from all the large cities ba^p been 1
hoverng about congress for,
weeks urging the passage «t a
SS ,*««1 .»«wW .h»
lime that whiskey can remain in
bond. By means and methods
best known to wealthy lobbyists,
thes have made such headway
that thev claim a nu jority in the
Semite in favor of their bill. The
effect of this measure will be to
to reduce very seriously the reve
ones of the'Government. I« i s
believed that the President will
veto the bid, if it shaii be passed
il, the shape desired bv the Whis
key Lobby.
llun;an ^qfitiring Relieved.
Intensely seveie headaches, con
stipatioti of the beweis, deficiencu
of bilious secretions, flatulency,
unsteadiness and weakness of
__ __________ ____ ________ _
; tnuscuiar power, lowness of spirits
despwuiency, heart flutter mgs,
nervous debility and weakness
Influence of newspapers
—A school-teacher, wlro bus been
a long, time engagetUltr "Uls pro
fessfurtr aud vit né sled the infiuen
ce ot newspaper oilU' fi,ududs ol
a family ofehildreri, * Yvfites as
follows; I have fou-id iùto be
a universal tact, vithoilt Axt p
tion, that those .-chobrns of* both
sexes and adages, who l^rVe ac
j C0ts rie ^ pi ,^. at bome whea ,
Jiti tiiose, Ä^ave
1 IIOl 1 ale • . . , 1
First,-^Better readers, excellent;
in prohonneiatjou : ba\ T e read
j lU()rö a ud uuderstandiugly.
Second—Tiiev aw tattir »,»1
, , |d de| , - , , ith c J S e
, . ..
obtaiu practieff!
kuowh-dge of geography^iu aU
J most baif tlu , {Hne it requires of
otl as tUe uewspnpt J g Lave
lnade then, acquainted with the
l!)calion of i^ poitanc ,,| ace8 of
1 *
nature, their government, and
doings on the globe.
Fourth.—They are better gram
mariants, lor having become so
familiar with every style ill the
newspapers,from the commonplace
advertisements to the finished
and classical oration of the states
man Uley more lea(1)Iy coia . )re
j Ueu{l the Iueaniug ofth e text 5 [ nd
consequently analyze its construe
j tio;i Wlth accurac /.
Fifth.—They write belter com
positions,.using better languauge,
correctly expressed.
fSixih.—Those young men who
have for years beeu readens of
newspapers, anu are always ta
king the lead in debating socie
! ties, exhibit, a more exteitsive
1 knowledge upon a greater variety
of Htibjvcîs; aud expresâ thedr
vimViS with greater fluency, clear
ness ami correctness.
Heaven's First Law.—I t is
absulutely detuanded that the
mental and physical laws of our
nature should lu* kept in equili
brium. System and order must
be recognized as fundamental;
any depat titre entails sickness,
disease and death, as penalties.
To be healthy, beautilit! and tdloy
ant, the whole constitution must
uiauitain regular action iu aR its
component: parts. ATeinale who
imprudently exposes herself' and
becomes prostrated with head
ache, [iaia in the back, feyet, ir
regular or suppressed monthly ac
tion, with constipation and loss
of appetite must be restored to
régulai action, must be revitalized
recuperated at once, and for this
purpose nothing equals Dr: Drom
goole's English Female Bitters.
It is prepared expressly for all
such diseases.
odans, La.
— Now that dark nights are
approaching buy one of those
splendid Lanterns hi Grisatnore's
Stove Depot?
Neither wind nor rain can blow
or put them out.
|
j . • . . .
V'S over them, mistake«
^ lazlI,ess ; Dan ger lurks m
these aymptoms, an they arise
diseased organs. Parker's
Renew Your Lease. — There
are times in every one's life whea
energy fails and a miserable feel
Ginger Tonic will restore perfect
activity to the Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys, purify the blood,
and rent vv your lease of heallh
aud comfort.— Advocate.
Society Belles.—O n account
of its remarkably delicate audlast
ing fragrance society -belles are
loud in their praises of Florestoa
Cologne.
A Couoh, Cold or Scro
1 Throat should be stopped. Neg
J«-*ct frequently_results in an ln
a curable Lung jsi&ease or Cotuyvip
!tfcjBowps
I IXOLHLH uo not disorder the
| stomach hge cough syrnps und
J balsams, but act dirmly on the
: '»finned part«, a» aviug irntatioo,
; .- 1 ' r» Uet til Asthma , Bronchitis,
i Gouyhs, Catarrh, and the Throat
to j troubles wkteh hingen and Public
| Speakers are subject to. For tliir
s i ty years Brown's Bronchial Tr
! «des have - been recommended by
pbjstcians, and have always giv
'' u l Hltect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera*
tion, they have attained well trieri
ted rank among the few staple ro
medics of the age. Sold at 25
ents a bo* everywhere.
of
OP
ES.—No
■TTIE
dan
_ Brights DffiJEASEK
; Kidneys, SHAbETES.
I thefe diseas»-« if ^00 use
j Hop-Bitterly bwfci, bait»* the
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