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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-09
Ohriel.
ETAT DE LA LOUESIANEs
PARoIssE DE LAFoURUHE.
JurE de Police.
Thibodaux. lie l3 iovembre 1865.

A une assemble s~pecia!e, lie Juri de police
de la ~paroisse de Lafourche s'assenIbla.
Furent presents -. S. Perkins, president,
j. j. Roman, Arsene Bergeron, D. B. Pngh.
Absents John Nelson, Washington Grit
fen, P. j.. Iheriot, Sostlene Folse, J. Renont,
John Lyall ct Frank Dalferes.
N'ayant pas de quorum, sur motion ddment
secondee, il fut ordonne que les lilembres abb
sents ~fussent notifies d'assister a eette session
qai est mainienant a~journee a dema1n a neuf
heures A. ".
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Having connection with Fonndries and Ma
chine Shops, in the Northwest, we are prepar-
ed to contract for any class of Machinery, for
speedy delivery, upon the most favorable terms.
From long experience in the Machinery bn-
siness Of New Orleans and the Southwest, we
know what is needed, and will always be pre-
pared to supply it.
Having facilities through connection with
the house Of J. P. MANIC 4 Co., Cotton Fac
tors, No. l28 Grayier street, New Orleans,
for disposiDg Of Cotton or other produce, on
the best terms the market affords, parties can
ship produce to that house, when ordering
anything in our line, and their orders will re.
celve as prompt attention as if they send us
cash direct.
A fill supply of CANE CARTS, PLAN
TATION WAG0S& TIMBER WHEELS,
from the factory Of Joshua Bodiey,.. Wheeling,
Va, constantly on hand.
THOS. B. BODLEY & Co.,
nov4-ly No. 9 Perdido Street.
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A PPR0XIMATE ESTIMATE Of the

"A PPROXIMATE ESTIMATE Of the
probable expenses and charges of the
Parish of Lafourche, for the current year
1865.
70, For Grand and Petit Jury, . $4,000
70, ror costs In Criminal prosecutions, 10000
80. For Inspectors Of Roads and Leyees, 12aO,0 90
SO. For Police Jury. af0'0o
70 LOT Iierk OF the PoHce Jury, 10000
%. For charges for Tableaux by Assessor
ana Recorder 10000
go. For Parish Printer 951'a M
TO-, For Parish Attorney, Inn IN
Ilo. For works and repairs to be made on
the leyees of j. A, Guedry, and VaIsin
B0nrgeois. 1eso M
lso, For Casual Expenses, 1900 GO
Total, s 5so50o
To be published for thirty days, by
order Of the Police Jury, Of the Parish of
Lafourche.
Thibodaux, October 9th, 1855
EMILE L. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Or THE-
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Groceries !

Groceries
Rue de la Vielle Levee,
Entire Bienyille ct Cont,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
OGrent en- Vcnse:
VIANDES fumees en- baril
FARINE de Smith, Cream Family"
Do Surerfne
Do Leyerich
Do Brilliant
Do Nonpareil
BEURRE de Goshen par bartlett l-2ibaril
FRONTAGE de lOuest
DO Gruyere
DO Limbourg
Do Hollande
Do Anglais
HARICOTS blancs cit rouges j
CAFE de Rio
Do Java
Do Moka
RIZ Indien
DO Caroline
DO Creole
sAvoN Francois
DO Winchester
DO Palm
CHANDELIERS Star
Do Blanc de Baleine
AMIDON Fox
Do Durzea
ID Mails
JAMBONS Dufield
Do Rawson
DO u.s.. Roe
Do Trowbridge g. Beattie
MACQUEREAUX Nos. j et3
MQRUE par bottles ct barils
YEAST Powders
CONVICTIONS, pinte, quart ct gallon
SUCRE blanc
Do de la Hayane
DO da pays
POIVRE noir
Do Anglais
DO Cayenne
.LOUS de Girofae
.ANELLE
GRAIssE Ter qualities
.INAIGRE Franeais
Do de cedre
Bayes. Epingles 4 lirage, Ba1uets,
Planehes q laver.
TABAC a fumer
DO a chiquer
Do q priser
sIGARRES de la Havane
aUILE d'oliYe
INDIGO
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WINS ET LIQUEURs:

WHIsKEY s Olive Branch
DO Pike Magnolia
DO yieux Bourbon
Do
|coGNAc Francais.
Do Extra
CHERRY ct Madere
PORTO ct vim da Rhin
WINS de Bordeaux Ter crus
SIROP de Franchises
DO GroseiIles
DO Anana
HOsTETTER,s Bitters
PLANTATION Bitters
scHIEDDAM schnapps
WEYMOUTH de Molly & Pratt
ABsINTHE Edouard Pernot
CURACAO ct Maraschino
GIN de Hollande
MALAGA
ETC., Etc., Etc,
So @Hs ZE7
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CONSERVES:

Homards,
Huitres. Saumons,
B@ufs, Soupes, Rotis, Peches,
Ftamboises, Praises, PORES, Prunes,
Abucots, Olive capres,
cornichons assortis,
Etc, Etc.
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Wood Working Machinery and
Flooring Machines, Shafting,
Betting and Pulleys.

STEAM AND WATER PIPES IND FITTINGS
fS4W GUHfMERS AND FILES,
UMP &c, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20

will he not attain il sooner By saving the already
advanced steps toward it than be running back
ward over theml Concede that the new gov
ernment of Louisiana is only to what il should be
rs the egg to the fowl. We shall sooner have The
fowl br Matching the egg than by smashing it.
q .ughter.)
Again, il we reject Louisiana we also reject our
vote in favor of the proposed amendment to the
National Constitution. To meet this proposition
it has been argued that more than thre efourths
OF those States which have not attempted seces-
sion are necessary to validate and ratify the ae
mendments. | do not commit myself against this
further than 10 say that such ratification would be
questionable, and sure TO be persistently question
cd, while ratification by three e-fourths of all the
States would be unquestioned and unqucstion-
able.
| rereat the question Can Louisiana be
brought into proper practical relation with the
Union sooner By sustaing discarling her new
State Government What las been said OF
Louisiana will apply to other States, yet, so great
Teculartcs pertain to each State, and such impor-
Iant and sudden changes occur in some States,
and also new and unprecedented as is the whole
case that no exclusive and inhcxbe plan can safe
ly he prescribed to details collatera's. Each
exclusive and inhrxibe plan would surely become
new enlargement ofimportant principles, and
must be inllexiblc in presentation, the phrase
goes 1t may be my duty to make some new an
nouncement to the people of the South. | am
considering and shall not fail 20 act when satisfied
that action will be proper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20

having been there himself. The whirgg OF
time makes all things even, and the thousands OF
loyal officers who have suffered the tortures and
horrors Of these dungeons may now contemplate
their present with secret satisfaction, and vet
without resentment.
A close inspection Of Castle Thunder reveals
one of the most hdeous dung cons that can be con-
ccived. We failed to see t, however. in all its
filth and nastincss, for strong force of men had
been engaged two days in carrying out the ac-
emulation of the past three years. The corporal
of the guard, who conducted us through pointed
out spot Oh the floor on one of the main halls,
not yet cleaned, where the dirt was three inches
thick and alive with vermin, and yet on this floor
in this condition, prisoners were obliged to sleep,
either upon the dirt itself or upon pale Of decay
ing straw.
But will not,lescant further upon this vile relic
of the rebellion. Its career is too we'll known.
The prisoners confined here, it will be recolcctcd,
were those against whom special vengeance was
directed-prsOners of State. persons charged with
h1rborng Union prisoners, Union officers charged
with being spies, blockade runners, &c. Well has
i;bccn said that confinement in Castle Thunder
is ioretaste Of the tortures of the damned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
BEAUTY.
TO CoEDELfA.

Beauty, It's of various kinds;
Listen now and lend your minds;
Beauty anylized with care,
See what il is doth beauty mar:
I.oSe bcgetS beauty and beauty love,
With grace, YES heavenly from above,
Love alik both modest, tranquil,
Bu; love when true is not ephemeral
Two ladies once in conversation met,
Both beautiful ami neither cOquettc;
Like Elen's daughter, fair and mild,
Simple and modest as child.
The tide Of conversation changed,
The subject artfullv arranged.
Twas this. the question WAS to know
The prcttiest hand between the two.
A grave philosopher by chance dropped il
The question then was left to him;
Two pretty hands before him laid,
And lie to choose the iairest maid.
Bn.h were beautiful alike,
Both in nIode>ty Alright,
Al his discretion WAS il laid
To tell the one, the pgettiest maid.
Long he gazSd upon them both,
To choose the one or other 10th.
To choose the flirest of the maids
The pretticst hand before him laid
At last with philosopliic mind.
He n Ike TO them in accents kind,
ITO ak the poor TO whom vOu lend
And they will know the prettiest hand"
''SHAKE-PENRE."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
PREMIUMS TN GOEn!

As an additional inducement to Subscribe earlv, +,
we shall distribute among our Subscribers large
list ofvaluablc Premiums, relring upon extra
ordinary large Subscription List 10 compensate Us
for our liberality. The Premiums will consist of
valuable Souvenirs of the Golden Wealth of the
Pacific States and will be as follows
l3' To any person sending us One Hundred
Paying Subscriptions, we will send them, inucdi
ately. Twenty and a Ten Dollar G old Piece, Cal
itornia Coinage; and an extra Cory of the PACIFIC
MONTHLY for Year, free.
I5To any person sending us Fifty Paying Sub
scribers, we will send, Immediately, Ten and
Five Dollar Gold Piece, and an extra Cory fthe
PACIFIC MONTHLY for a Year. free.
GJ-TO any person sending us twenty-five Pay
ing Subscribers, we will send, immediefely, Five
Dollar and Two and half Dollar Gold Piece, and
an extra Copy Of the PACIFIC MoNTnLr for a
Year, free.
ITO any person sending Ten Paying Sub
scribers. we will send, Immediately, Three Dollar
Gold Piece, and an extra Copy OF the Pacific
MONTHLY fora Year, free.
TITO any person sending US Five Paving Sub
scriptions, we will send an extra Copy of the Pa
cIFic MoXTHLY for Year, free.
lJ'We are. also, having made. large quantity
Of Valuable PRESENTS and KEEPS AXES for
Single Subscribers who send direct to the Office.
The Presents and Souvenirs consist of Ladies'
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings. Sleeve
Buttons, ETC.; and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Settings for
Cane Heads, ETC., made from California and Ncva-
da Gold and Sily er bearing Quartz and Ore-Crys-
talized Quarts Jewelrv, Commonly known as Cali
fornia Diamond Jewelry.) The Gold and Silver
bearing quartz and Ore from which these Souvenirs
are made, is from the celebrated GOULD & Curry
and Ophir Mines Of Nerada, and will be valuable
as Mementos, as well as beautiful in Appearance
and Design. EVERY REGULAR SUBSCRI-
BER, as above, to the Pacific MONTHLY, will be
entitled to one of these Articles for every Sub
scription standing opposite their names on our
books.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
For the Republican
THE BATTLE OF LIFE.

Wearied and worn one, stricken in spirit,
Fret not at tasting the gall in thy lot;
Seemingly favored ones do not inherit
All thy imagnngs-envy them not
Think, when the battle of lfe's at the hottest,
Presseth thee downward on every hand,
A truce or triumph may come ere thou wottest;
Let hope ever gird thee, impcrilcd to stand
Faint not nor falter, nor whine broken hearted,
Thousands are fighting in common with you,
Thousands have fought-has the spirit departed
That nervcd for the conflict and carried them
through
Who shall give way to lorebodinSs of sadncssl
Clouds and thick darkness may compass our way,
But there is an Eye ever beaming forth sladr reSs,
Over and near Us-look up, He will stay.
Cans't thou look up and sly, ,"God is my Fatherl'
III, then, Is meted by infinite love;
What though ten thousand fell tcmpcsts should
gather
Around thecl Be fearless, lie ruleth above
Plymouth, Ind, April lo6l VS..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
COppeThead Record.

The Copperheads are pretending to be rcjciced
over the recent great of our troops, and
some of them have the hariihood to say that they
always expected that the rebellion would be put
down by force Of arms. Here is how much they
expected it as declar by their National Convcn-
tion:
"That this Convention does explicitly declare,
as the sense of the American people, AFTER
FOUR YEARS OF FAILURE TO RESTORE
The UNION BY THE EXPERIMENT OF
WAR, justice. humanity. liberty and the
public rrelfarc demand that in1e fate e5rts be made
for a cessation Of hostilties, etc.
And also we remember this:
"ReSoired, That We believehe further prosocu-
tim OF the present Tar cannot result in the restOra-
ton of the Union and the Constellation, as or faith
ers made IL, unless the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation be Withdrawn"
Again, on the l7th of June, 1863, the Conper.
head State Convention of Illinois resolved as fol-
lows:
Resoired. That opposed 10 The further often
sire prosecution Of The trdr, tending 10 su6rert
The Constitution and he GOutrRmcnt, and en;ailinc
upon this nation all the disastrous consequences
of misrule and anarchy.
All Of which is respectfully submitted to those
of our Democratic friends who are now rejoicing
at the recent glorious victories, and over the fiat
tering prospects ahead.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20

The UHr)N TowvsEIr RNDERs.-A special ses-
sion of the Elkhart Circuit Court was called for
this week, to try Jonathan Grow and Washington
Francis, who were arrested on .he charge of be-
ing connected in the depredations committed in
Union township on the night of the 10Th u.t. The
prisoners were brought into court ON Monday
morning and through their attorneys requested
separate trials. The request was granted, and
witnesses called in the case of Jonathan Crow.
We have not time or space to follow even the out
line ofthe testimony to say he was con.
vcted of the crime alleged, and sentenced to fine
of five hundred dollars, and confined to hard labor
in the peniten,iary for the term often years. The
prisoner received the verdict without the slightest
perceivable feeling emotion, which left no doubt
of his guilt. He had resided inPlymou:h, Mar
shai county, Indiana, for the last three years,
ard worked at he business of coopering.-
Goshen Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
Tlo Greatness Of Grant,
f. T. Whirple writes as follows in the Atla
Monthly for Anil:

f.. 7. Whipple writes as follows in the Atlantic
Monthly for April:
4 peculiar kind OF grit not falling under any of
tic special expressions have ed vet parta king
in some degree Of all sillusTAted in the character
of Lieutenant General Grant. Without an atom
of prctension or rhetoric. with none of the exter-
MI signs of energy and spdity, making no
plrade Of the immovable purpose, iron nerve, and
silent, penetrating intelligence God has put into
him, his tranquil greatness is hidden from the
superficial scrutiny behind cigar as President
Lincoln's IS behind joke. When anybody tries
to coax, eaOle, OycrJwe, brJwbeat, or deceive
Lincoln, the President nurses his leg, and is re-
mined of a story; when ANYBODY tries the same
game with Grant, the General listens and smokes.
ID You try to whecdlc out of him his plaEs for a
campaign, he stolidly SIN jkcs; il you call him an
imbecile AMI blundIrcr he b1nGly lights another
cigar; if you praise him as the greatest General
living he pacii'y returns tue puff from hi regal
ard If you tell him he should run f,r the Pres
dency il does no, disturb the cquanimity with
whirh he inhales and exhales the nsnbst initial va
por which typifes the poll ician's promises While
You are wondering what kind of a man this crea-
ture without tongue is, you arc suddenly ecctr-
fed with the news of some splendid victory, pro-
wing that behind the cigar, and behind the face
discharged Of ali tell tale expression is the best
brain to plan, and the strongest heart to dare
among the Generals ofthc Republic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
sHERIDAN'S RIDE
BY T. BUCHANAN READ.

Up from the South at break of day,
Bringing 10 Winchester fresh dismpy,
The afiri.htcd air with 4 Shuldcr bore.
Like 4 herald ih h1Ste. 70 the cheftins door,
The terrible srumble, rumble and rear,
Telling the battle once moro,
AnJ Sheridan twenty miles away.
a"I wi,l~r still those billows OF war,
Thaudcrcd along the horizons bar.
Aud louder vet into Winchester rolled
The roar OF ihat red sea uncontrolled.
Making the blood of the listener cold
As he thought of the stake in that fiery fray,
And Sheridan twenty miles away.
But there Is road from Winchest,r town,
A COOL broad highway leading down;
And there, through the flush of morning light,
\ stccd, as black rs the stecds ofnght,
Was seen to pass as with eagle flight
As il he knew the terrible need
lie stretched away with his utmost speed;
Till rose and iel-but his heart was gay,
With Sheridan fiteen miles away.
Still sprang from those swift hoofs, laundering
South,
The dust, like the smoke from the cannon's
mOuih
Or the trail Of comet sweeping faster and faster
For, boding to traitors the loom of disaster;
The heart of the steed and the heart of the master
Were beating like prisoners assaultng their walls,
Impatient TO be where the battle e-feld calls;
Every nerve of the charger was strained to full
pay,
With Sheridan only ten miles away.
Under his spurnin- foot, the road
Like an wy,Alpine river flowed,
And the landscape sped away behind
Like ocean flying before the wind;
And Il c steed, like bark fed with furnace ire,
Swept on with his wild eyes full of fire.
But 10, he is nearing his hearts dc-ire-
He il snulfing the smoke of the roaring fray,
With Sheridan only five miles away.
The first that the Gene raj saw were the groups
OF s.ragglcrs, and then the rctreatng troops;
What was done-what to do-a glance told him
both,
Then striking his spurs with a terrible oath,
He dashed down the line mid a storm OF huzzas,
And the wave of retreat checked its course there,
because
The sight of the master commpellcJ il to pause
gray:
By the flash OF his eve and red nostrils' play.
He seemed 10 the whole great army to SAY:
81 have brought YOU Sheridan all the way
From Winchester down to save the day."
Huraah, hurrah, for Sheridan,
ilurrah, hurrah, for horse ard man,
And when their statues are placed o. high,
Under the dome of the Union sky,
The American Temple ofFame,
There, with the glorious Generals name,
Be it said in letters both bold and bright:
''Herc is the steed that saved the day,
By carving Sheridan into the fight,
From Winchester-twenty miles away"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20

The colorcd population of Richmond feastcd
our colored Union troops in the most sumptuous
manner. large portion of " Weitze's command is
composed of Virginia negroes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20

PIANO FoR-SALE.-A first class Piano for sale
on reasonable terms. credit Of six months viii
be given on porto: Of the amount. Enquirt at
this office. IF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
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These Pills are nothing new, but have been US
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that condition as the proprietor assumes no resnon
sbility after the above admOntion, although their
mildness would prevent any mischief to health
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
Manhood: How Lost. How Restored.

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'he appcatiOn Of the knft-I"infing mode
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every sufferer matter what his condition may le may
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~ This Lecture should be in the hands youth
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Feb. . '65-l5NI