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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
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GOLD BEARING BONDS

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

m,lch was made bv 4 London trades
men named grown f9r one hualrei pcund a
sisrli1g, 70 drive his ag,d rnsre one huo.
crss milss ~iihin twelve hours, snd il came
Of on the I5th vii. A London sporting pape.
describes IA - follows:
Tss t,ms apaoiat-d for IN. start was )
4. NJ. and sharp to the minute the little
mare ~ssrssdy t. start. The weight oi the
srkv w.s only S. pounds. snd Nr. Brs On
pslIed 3 stons (I4s oosnSD the mare wss
not overbnrdsnss With weight NJ. Brown
and nj nse -tsrtedr TO AN. KsI-
Weldon. 81 "a miles from the start, was the
fret plsce wbsre the time vs- taken, a. ~
30 A. NJ. Colchester (ssl .Iles) ~ss
reached II 3 ~ A. n. where the nag was
rested for twenty fvs nisutes. her mouth
washed CUT &C. AMI receiving every stten-
nsa. Ats.45 A. r., the journey wss 70
sumed wi,host sny diminustion Of speed
whatever. the mare pulling hard. Fear
miles from the turn the umpire At thst end
md . fes friends met the little animal, and
she led them . merry dance until pulled 10.
and started On her hemeward jour Dsy st
lo:I A. NJ, having troitsd AZ miles in five
hours. Eve minu,es and 6:iy ssconds includ
10 twenty 6ve misutss for the ssoppsge al,
Ks'vsdon. When three miles OF the home
Journey hsd been completed. another pull
up wss made. man an 4 horse receiving svery
s',sntion. but no time vas taken. CsIches.
Ter was sssched q li.tO A. ~. the animsI
10 be fresh a. Al the start. having
trotted six,y and three quarters miles ia six
hours forty eight minutes and fty seconds
Twenty minutes rest vac allow "a and grusl
&C.. wss administered, when the little won
der resumed her journey with undlminishsd
speed. Kelser'cn vss passed Gl:16 Pm
md : long joarsey commenced ats eimin
shed Psce--'he driver having plenty Of lime
10 hsDd-judieisssly nursing his pet from
lime 70 time, Ths next res, was ., Chslms-
ord, a. rs r. ~. whore the Il 1sl s,tentis rs
Eers paid % the mare. The iftssn mi nu,os
iiS the galloway good. for being again
'tsr,sd she pulled nearly - msily a. a.
he commencement. Nothing occurred toi
mar The chance. The gallant little snimsi
wss pulled 10 and wslksd sss, the winning
,Iscs a. l.l7 ~ having 43 minutes 90 sec
'rds 70 shs goal. without us.ng spparently
distressed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18
For the Jasper Courier.
An Episode Of ireland.


An Episode of Ireland.
The'teemng fsIds had just been shorn
OF their wealth Of bearded grain;
No sound Of tho rssper's cry was borne
orr Ireland sunny plains;
The scylhes were hung uson the walls,
There was resting n.-r and far,
Wncn from the land OF shell and balls.
man came from The war;
Loaded with honor. scared with wounds.
With moustsche on his lip,
A hero from the bst lie. grounds,
Whose money would load ship.
What wonder then, with his handsome looks
And swaggstinx. msrtisi air,
That his Image wss in the Utmost hooks,
OF The hearts Of dsmssIs fair.
foor fellow. hewho in war had been
The foremost 10 the breach.
Whose pockets were full or Lincoln skin :
Surrendered to Leack.
IL captured, no ga, could save him nov
No military skill
Could set AZ nought fh,t solemn vow,
For better or Tor III.
No sermons. that our reverned men
On Sundays Try TO preach.
Could save a war worn veteran
When married u Leach.
The honey. moon like lightning passed.
(Why SiII time pass 80 quickD
And our veteran had found at last
That Leaches wouldn't stick.
for she, whom he had fondly hoped
Would stick thro' voc and veal,
Packed up her duds one day and slopsd,
Just after their morning meal.
Tho bridegroom followed. Sad and worn,
With weeping eyes and weary feet,
And "Ponied up" and aowned the corn,~
Contsssing himself badly beat
The wife went home with him, and now
Our veteran gets full many lick;
md with used up look and gloomy brow
He's found that Lesches some times stick.
d. d.
IRELAND, Feb. 1865.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

a correspondent of me ciaeinnsu Com
msreisl. wiring from P-rkersbu-r, v.
gives ,h~ iolc~ing description of the sILyii
pervsdlng msnis il that locsliiy:
Il II you vent 70 be bored come 10 the oil 70
gion. Here's The place where YOU bore and
get bored II il nothing bat oil from morn.
ing 'iIl right-ciI on pspsr-boiI4d Oil
people tsik, write, sleep sns snors oil. Al
: msn how far il i to Chsrlesrgn:
'Tsen'y-six miles from SIssside's oil
.pnng.'
What Tine does the steamer lesvs for
Wheeling
just - socn a. slccum's Eli is lo-d-d'
'"nst was the e. .ht asou, yes,erdsyr
.OL'
Jeakins msrrird an oiI vel ye-t-rdsy-
Or just - sood-nsFrist Mi-A Sni'sias.
whose father struck liz sies dsy. sga.'
saifsin- hsi,'s ,im- % 60 10 ni- wif.'-
'unsfsi az, fussdny tor fsar bic 'iIs' would
run over
= -" s1F1A w ueiHe pOsFt1
u7on ne iroohIed waters, snd ssy this i. the
very sDnt where th- oil ior The occasion
CONES from.
sleD. on four barrels OF oil last night
every hof@l foil. The entire country looks
gres.y, people have oily tongues. and your
oil factory nerves are terrinly impressed
with the terrible stencil Everybody has
tsrritory for sale, ans there are plenty az,
'soos and their money who soiicipate the
realization Of 'he Baron Monchausen sto-
ri>r that are afosi
Every sharper h-s msp or the region !.
snd can tell stranger exactly where the.
incest SPOT is-he has been there Knows the
place. bu' i short Of fuads-hss NJ person
81 interest IN the matter, not ae. indeed. -
Bot 10 mere matter q friendship, advises YOU
% bay there snd then Dc what he il doing
-Dore and oil must come.
Men seem erszy; victims are plenty.
Seeking - become SUDDENLY rich. many :.
to'sraDiy wsIi-Io d. but over sanguine indf
visual goes his pile. and loses al no has.
ard snesks ~; few strike lie sad become
not one is hankred but get
their fng-rs terribly burned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

Can there Be Harm in Kissingi
The waters kiss the pebbIy shore,
The vines al kiss the hills
4nn0esms kiss the tulip bud
For The sdsr il dislilIs.
The dew drops kiss The rose st morn,
The cereus dswiat eve.
And fern and aowsr 10 circII clasp
Their mystic beauties weave.
Th<moonbssms kiss The clouds at nigh,
The stsr-gess kiss the sea;
While shadows. dreamy. soft and light.
Are kissing on the lss. I'M
The zephyrs kiss The blushing pink
That blooms on bsauty's lip:
And rudsr blssis. though cold and chin.
~ ruby Decssrs zip.
The winds, the waves. the budding flower,
The laughing. msrry rilIs,
Are kissing oil, from morn 70 eve;
And clouds still kiss the hills.
Fen heaven and earth do meet 70 kiss
Through tears Of sparkling dsw.
10 kissing, thea. caa thsrs bs harmi
! donr think so--do yous
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

| 0TThs offics Of the county treasurer cl
WelIs county wss broken into and robbet d
four thousand dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18

0Tompsny has been organized in Phils.
delpbis % DIG fOr gold in Jackson md
Brown ecunsiss n this S:sis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-02-18
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
Thibodaux, La, September p, 1865.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
Governor Wells made the following ap-
pointments for the Parish of Lafourche:
Silas T., Grisamore, Mayor for Thibo-
daux p. j. Theriot, John Nelson, Wash
ington Griffin, james S. Perkins, John
.Lyall, Frank Dalferes, Joseph Raymond,
Sosthene Folse, Arsene Bergeron, J. j.
Roman and D. B. Pugh, Police Jurors !;
Adolphe Perrin, Henry Hoffman, Richard
D. Jordan, E. G.. Robichaux, J. D. LIE
Blanc and j. III. Fleetwood, Trustees for
Thibodaux; j. j. Roman, E. w. Blake
and E. E. Leblanc, Directors of Public
Schools.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
Metropolitan Record.
AND f sN -
NEW YORK VINDICATOR.
JOHN MULLALY. EDITOR AND PRorRrEroR.
Office 448 Broome Street.

THE RECORD AND vINDICATOR is published
once a week, and contains eighty columns Of
political new editorial matter, and varied and
answering exponent of State Rights. and 10 in.
hexibly opposed to the anti-DemOcratlc policy of
consolidation. BELIEVING that Popular Fresdom
in this Republic is dependent upon State Sever
eighty, it is at war with all despotic eneroach-
ments on the rights of the people. 70 shall never
t feas9 % an aay !" dsu o .ns al ce.iemn Tie nratea.
sions and usurpati0ns Ofthe Military Power
In the future. as in the past, the Record will be
the faithful advocate of Democratic priScipleA 1t
is true that recent events, brought about by q
~fallatieal Interference with the rights OF states, and
by an intolerance OF the Constitution and jaws
made in accordance herewith. have caused a tenn.
porary revolution but the principles OF i776 ara
only kept IN obeyaice, and viii, we believe. be re-
asserted ere many years elapse. Inc people are
teachings of the great statesmen who! founded the
Republic cannot be set aside unless by the total
overthrow of popular f~reed0nf and seaEg0vernn1ent.
No fact was more completely established, no princi-
pie more thoroughly. vindicated than that which
asserts that Government derives its just powers
which can only be perpetuated by the strong arm
of military power, must, III continued to be So BUS
tained, result IN the establishment ofa centralized
The Record and Vindicator shall continue as it
has begun, the 0utspoken and fearless opponent OF
uncon stitutional policy ON the pirt Of the Admins
tration, the defender of the great Charter CT Anleri-
can Freedom and the unAinching advocate Of Liher-
ty of Speech, Vote by Ballot Hahe . Corpus, Trial
by jury. Freedom of the Press and State flights
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supplied to subscribers on the following terns--
To city subscribers, served BY carriers s5 per year.
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
In one Of our colrts lately, a man who

In one of our courts lately, a man who
was called upon to appear as a witness
could not be found. On the Judge asking
where he was, an elderly gentleman rose
up, andlwith much emphasis said, = Your
honor, hos gone" Gone! gone !" said
tie jndge, where's he gomez THAT !
cannot inform you,'' replied the commupl-
cative gentleman, ''rbat he's dead" This
is considered the best guarded answer on
record.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
To Property Holders.

IL The undersigned having been appointed
Assessor fer this parish. hereby gives notice
that he will commence his assessments on
Monday, 18th inst He requests all property
holders To have their Isis of taxable property
ready, when called on, in order to prevent
DELAY. r. r. MCBRIDE.
selG2t Assessor Pafish Lafonrche.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
1--WE direct the attention OF our
planters to the advertisement OF Messrs'
Broussard g. Foster, in another column.
state of louisiana.
TowN.coUNcIL OF rH1BoDAUx

On this 10Th day of September, 1865.
the Town Council Of Thibodaux organized
according to law.
Were present at this meeting The
Mayor silas T. Grisamore. A. Perrin, E.
G. Robichaux, II. Hoffman, j. IL. Fleet
wood. r. D. Jordan and J. D. Leblanc.
P. E. Lorio was unanimously elected
Clerk, O. L. Blanchard, Treasury, G. 0.
Dantin, Constable, Assessor, Wharfnger
and Collector. f.
The Mayor presented the following
messages, which was read and adopted:
TO THE TRUSTEES OF H TOWN OF
THIBODAUX.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
. Ml
BREYITIES.

Toll and trial are grim schootmas-
ters; but a flush of hope can make them
beautiful, even as a. sunbeam the rnde
mountain frost.
The triumph Of woman lies not in The
admiration of her lover, but in the respect
of her husband ; and that can only be
gained bv a constant cultivation of those
Qualities which she knows he most values
Perhaps men are the mos initiative
animals in the world of nature. Only one
ass spoke like a man, but hundreds OF
men daily talk like asses.
The nightcap would be the cap of
liberty if it were not for curtain lectures.
q W hen a man marries q widow, he is
bound to give up smoking and chewing.
If she gives up her weeds for him, he
should, of course, give up the weed for
her. !.
IF a lady has a thousand acres of
valuable land, the young men are apt to
conclude thatthey have sufficient grounds
for attachment. a.}g1 ya=f43y
Nearly every evil has its compensa
ton. If a man has but IL foot, he never
treads on his own toes.
Philosophers tell us that nature
never errs. They certainly cannot mean
human nature. -
Poverty is a bully if you are afraid
Of it. but is g~ood-natured enough if you
meet it like a man.
1t. may do little good to follow good
adviceif you follow attoo create distance.
1t is better to sleep with an empty
stomach than to lie awake with an accus-
ing conscience.
l-Gowper says. that 1.-THE tear that is
wiped with address may be followed, per-
hips, by a. smile."' if it is a woman's
tear, SAYS a cynic, the perhaps is UNI
necessary ; you a always dry it with a
dress.
The oldest piece Of furniture is the
multiplication table" It was construc-
ted more than a thousand years ago, and
is as good as new.
Don't force a man to q * your
advice - You can advise him to take a
bath without pitching him into the river
Reason wrapped up in a few words
is generally Of great weight.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

EvBy. reference to our advertising
columns will be seen the prospectus of
the Metropolitan Record and New York
indicator. The extensive circulation,
as well as the character Of that paper,
has too long been established amongst
our reading community to need any
commends.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

DCapt. Jacks ..oyster horn'' has
been the first whose sounds awoke the
: echos of Lafourche. The oysters. in
spite of unauspicious weather, were good,
though not very fat. Keep up the ball,
Capt. Jack; bring us fine oysters and
many. ae
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

q DAs will be seen by his card in
another column, our talented and gallant
friend, Lewis Guion, has opened an Office
for the practice Of the law in our place.
We are confident in asserting that his
success viii meet with his wishes and
those of his numerous friends.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

w-Thanks to Mr.. kobert Offut, book
seller and stationer, New Iberia, for the
New Iberia South of the 9th inst.
To the South Louisiana Express Com
pany for the Vermillionville Advertiser,
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
lofal Mus.

i vWe direct the attention of our
readers to the-cards Of A. T. Woods, and
N. II. >Rightor, in to-days issue.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

gsThe N. O~.tSoahern Star has not
shone upon our table for the past week.
What has become of the Star -,sl
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

DWe publish to-day the proceedings
of the first meeting of our newly appoint
ed Town Council. @1' z @
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
James Rogers,
Notice.

All persons having Claims against Mr.. j.
.Menier are, requested to present them to the
undersigned, his agent. authorized 10 transact
his business during his temporary absence. to
the sea shose to recruit bis health, BY, order Of
his physician.
sc23-2t ANASTHASIE MENkER.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
wThe weather still keeps rainy, wit

1.-THE weather still keeps rainy, with
a little mixture Of storms, thunder and
lightning. This does 10 good 10 the
= cotton crop. We fear we have not seer
the last of the bad days. The rain is not
local, but seems to have invaded the
whole Of the Gulf coast. From all quar-
tiers complaints of the sam nature come
to us. 2i
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

81 W There has been more businessadone
this week than the week previous, though
the weather has been decidedly again.t
travelling, exception foot with W~ater-proof
boots; on horse back with unpleasant
prospects Of being mud-bespattered; as
for buggies. with the risk Of losing life,
buggy and beast.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

} sPuFP! PuFr! PuFF!-We were treated
yesterday, by our friend across the
street, with a good, genuine Havana
cigar. amateurs of the pure soeed, please
yourselves by calling on Prudential !;
you will find as good an assortment as
ever there was in this town, and we be-
lieve the best cigars. Hi basaa 9d3 on
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

The appended negro story, copied
from a Southern correspondent OF q Bos-
ton paper, is not bad General c.
gave his black man, Sawney, funds and
permission to get a quarters worth OF 20
ology at a m~enagerie, at the same time
limiting to him the striking affinity be-
tween the Simia and the negro races. Our
sable friend soon found himself under the
canvas, and brought up in front of q
sedate-looking baboon, and cycling the
-bipo-quadruped closely, s~oliloquised thus:
Folks, sure's your born; feet, hands,
proper bad looking counrenance, just the
niger gettin' old, / reckon" Then az
if seized with o bright idea, he extended
his hand with d genuine Southern /" How
dye do, uncle ~ The ape clasped the ne
gro's hand, and shook it long and cordial
". 'a.5 la5
Sawney then Piled his new acquaintance
with interrogations, but eliciting no re-
plies beyond a knowing shake of the head
OF a merry twinkling Of the. eye (the ape
was probably meditating the best way Of
tweaking the darkey's nose). he conclu-
ded that the ape was bound to keep nom
cotmmittal, and looking cautiously around,
ehuckled out He, he, ye too sharp for
them old Teller; keep dark; if ye'd jist
speak one word of English, white man
have a hoe in your hand in less than two
kminutes." "sssth#s4
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23

w. afI - ~ f
~ Stealing goes on with as much inn
pudence and ~impunity as ever. No day,
but we<hear Of some d%epredations COM
United in one yard, house or another.
When will it stop ? Newly appointed town
fathers-fathers of parish shall we
look up to you for remedy? Do some
thing. if possible. Your experience, added
to the good will so often expressed Of the
actual authorities. ought, if anything.
bring US surely some good results.
y AT last Gov. Wells has thought of
his good people Of Lafourche. and if we
have not been amongst the first served,
we are we'll served. The selections made
by Gov. Wells, with barely an exception,
win meet with the apprcbationtof all we'll
minded and true men. The list Of officers
appears in another column. Among the
names willsbe found some of the oldest
residents. We are glad to hear tliatltiey
have accepted, and mean TO devote some
of the movements Of their late years to
see TO the welfare of their Children and
grandchildren: Tlhs is the right and
proper spirit, under present circnm-
stances, especially.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-23
VOUCHERS
asG i3 AND
RE CEIPT

sE+&%E4 LrZ2.+@~ T.ZrA eN4A-4 y -
Persons holding Receipts, signed BY
United States Quarter Masters and Com
missaries, for property taken for Army
use, will find it to their advantage TO
present them in person or by Mail and
Exnress to JOHN v. BOGERT,
Late Of U. S. ON. Dept,
It'd Department Cult, +
AT No. DC, Carondelet street,.
tUp Stairs,)
New Orleans, La.
b a'. fga .s3i.l 4eeg taf
- oI2
Refers to e7zhh
MAI. JOHN NELSON. aT
.a.e DIR. j. II. PUGH, raI
RICHARD H. ALLEN, Esq,
H. DAVID PuaH, Esq, Sc.
se9-tf sife3g
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

One OF the best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully 70 aiei and finely improved The
lot contains ~ acres OF rich garden land fronting
en- Foster street and on the Louisville aad Nash
vile Railroad 50 situated that it could be cut up
into beautiful building 10 s. Terms liberal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

We have large number q eisgant Lots. suitable
or building business houses and dE ellings on, IN
various parts Of the city.
lS5 Fest Of vacant ground opposite the "Fe-
male Academy near the Nashville and Chaiia-
n oga Railrosd, for sala.
A choice Lot fronting 100 feet on Ruasell street,
near Tulip street church
Two lots each 50 feet front on Russell street iJv
iIOdHen- NerY convenient 20 the Wire Bridge
beautiful Lot, nearly opposite the residence Of
Jnn. Morrow. ksrl., 6lxlIu fest
Lot frontir & % feet on Fatherland street. By
10 deep Nery near The Wire Bridge.
Two Lots between Russell and Fzlherland streets
fronting 90 feet each on OAR, . leo deep
Acii0ce lot, fronting GO feet On Fafherlsnd and
running bsek 40 10 q & 1od ueighborhood
Two Lots on fatherand, each fronting 50 feet ~
no joining Oscar bohue's property.
Two ofs on Fafheiiand. opposite Oscar Bohne's
properly, esch 81 hv TO feet
A Lot. coraer Of sieTenson End Factory sireets,
fronting so feet on Factory, By 80 aiong steven
A choice Los, fleming 50 feet on Russell street.
BY 10 deep. sdoininE A. n. Nlus and very cove
nient % tee Wire Bridge.
Lot % Resell STREE adiuIaIng Z Cunning
ham. fronss 50 By 10 iae1 -
Fishf Acres Of the Fery best gErien i.ae' lfo1t-
ing so yards on Gailann Pike y ~ yAi'ia On ne
Uouaiy iosd- -. -
EEhf or Ten Lols lying south q se.ley venue.
A large aurnber Of Lots In ksmseJs Aqdiuoni
md ulany otheFs, baaudlalY iocaied and valuable
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