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The New York herald., 1865-03-27

lFrom the kiCnmOnu Sontlnei, 1hTCn ~
The propricy Of introducing coored troops into
army having considered and decided in the arma.
tive and efforts being on foot 70 give practicable effect to
tho policy Is 70 be hoped that not only ,sU oposfton
be entirely abdnd0ned, but generous support be
yielded BY the citizens large In giving the experiment
soSs hav. besn all or
remembered, volunteers How many OF those citi.
zens, who, from safe places and sheltered by
the policy Of employing soldiers Of this
description can be found 70 Initiate their example by
voluntarily suIrenderng their protection papers and
thing expect that those at least who do not exhibit
equal real with these coered troops will refrain from
dispardsWg criscism Indeed the spirit which these
latter display s such 10 entte them 10 hearty
mendaton and TO kind word from every citizen Their
services IN the public defence will be TO them badge Of
aud certificate OF honor long they may live
They will form sort Of aristocracy In their own class
and will enjoy popular favor and respect from which they
will reap large advantages. Let all unite 10 cheer the
coored soldiers by showing them the favor and giving
them the praise justly due 70 their conduct In order
10 to the policy under consideration the success Of
which IL Ia capable IL Is necessary that masters should
heartily operate. II 10 they who practically are 70 be
the recruiting ofccrs II they who 10 present the
opportunity and supply the motive We trust they will
bring this subject 10 the attention Of those OF their
who would be suitable TO the object, and they will deal
very literally with such as may have the inclination TO
assist driving back the detested Yankee the enemy
both Of our and theirs, and who comes
to rob and ruin all alike. Let no false
economy make US nigsard IN me Inducements onne,sa
promises made 10 be redeemed with the most scrnpu
lous fidelity and at all hazards Tho least appearance
the slightest seblance of bad faith must be avoided
an indelibc dIshonor We think that with proper EFFORT
and general cooperation large force OF coorcd troops
be speedily raised They will have motives FOR zeal
and fidelity such the Yankees cannot supply Tor tsy
will be lighting for homes and would cniy
be absence OF consideration which would mako our
Whit population unwilling 10 accept the services OK the
coored soldiers In resisting the Yankees. " mans
house takes Ore he does not reject the services Of his
servants 10 cxungnisbing the names Side by side Nth
them viii he labor and gladly will he compliment their
zeal and diligence III burglars invade rObOprS
tempt 10 broak IN whatever peril sssais the master
is quick 10 avail himself of the aid OF hs domesuca.
Thero B no loss o dignity In those things. u IL
not much az thought Of. but whom Yankees
invade us and we arc called upon TO defend our homes
from these pundcrng, theyng outlaws and TO defend
lives from these worse than wild beasts per
sons forsooth have their Of dignity cxoit d. aud
imaeine that they would be compromis Il by receiving
The Lslp VI tboir ants They Jealous Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21


SassP.-Iu the raising Of sheep, the faf.
msrs of Missouri ere setting IN example 70
the Hswksyss, which l. worth following. A
corrsspsadsnt writing lreu Livingstea Co..
In that State, furnishes the following par
ticulars Two gentlemen have ssesasly
purchased four hundred acres Of land for
shssp husbandry, h that couaty, end have
drivsn nix hundred and forty hsad
tArsagh iron OAis. Thsss vill avssass in
.alss twslss ds,lass ~ hsad. whlls sems
se thea ~ said - u valusd q ssvssty- -fve
dellass sash. NsAr thsif 6aeo, their 6ecks
will havs . sasos Il svsr . oilss - eisssn-
ssrsncs. eoaprising shasmise vasissy d
hilly and bottom lands, I'll Of which u veil
waterslt - 1sas e uAjuA nss aear ths
confluence a two streams With Grand Riv.
Two nilss further up he Hass Fork d
Grand River, saethss ~Asn ~ peseAassd
lard, whose focki sptuHe to ovJf iSorhnn.
dred and 6fty bead Of Tie Spanish nsrins
varisty.. Thsir elip III sprias sysrsest ii
pounds pr bed. From ~ tssk ~ eaip'
PED twsqtv-txp poends r weeL This fra
sspsctS' q ihsrS6st ~ b}eks Is vAo 6Aeus
>sa hsAA. .z9IS :. sosia S,.09
Near BY b slossssaxlk Henry baker. sbs
hsdy er OlsseooAd, ON, whses sAee4 d
~ bsndrst ~ dgAty Shssp, usesr u
neee uolAvssable eireuaetaneoa, peoducsi
hin ssvsg1nG1ps1 - Asey1se 11sua,
n siesly vashe1 -. vhieh y dispessde o
q ssvssty, ~ eas1s ~ peued.
llisssad - oaaD .s1vantaoss - ~
asbse'tust.1sy. Her ans pas>ssaes
~ Ginsla. and asssssahility = naekst
ooo01D0ooDn6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

+. |. DalDop. .--ThoU ~ . ruooe ID
Davshpost ysStsrIAy morning thas the gov
ssnoeat asshesieiss fad eedssed ehe Rock
!snnd Bridge Crmpany - sslnovs he
ersdge ffom Govegnmont Islaod.-St. Lewis
Republicon a.At ~ N
We hsve hoard q no suchs rushss h The
city Of Dsveaposs. A short sips APP the
Rock Island A,vss ssstsi that o~isg 70 the
'actthssA lsrse suAasi1y ofamnunisies was
% be stored there ~ tke government, The
eaAciak % the Island thought that such
project would not b impsUsable. Should
the bridge be relocated. il would most prob
by be built from the Rock Island fright
depot. to the foot Of Rock Island OF Iowa
street. II ssch could b done, the danger
to steamers Of passing through the piers
would b. rsnoved. owing - the slownsss
Of the current.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
RlVER yEWa.

The New Boston, Capt T. J. Buford, will
depart for Fl. Madison, Monday morning,
making close connections for st. Louis
VIM. G. Bennett in the Office. r. N.
Prettyman, Agent.
The Jas. Means, Capt. Wood, will depart
for Dubuque and way points, Monday
morning. K. N. Prettymao, Agent.
AccIDENr.-ln the last trip down the
steamer Nellie Rogers struck rock ON the
rapids, and sprung leak, No damage "a
the cargo ensued.
Fos St. Louis tonight, the steamer Ban
mock City. Capt Erastus Carleton. It il
computed that nearly sixty thousand packa-
ges are awaiting shipment in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Pow wew.--East Davenport Is delight
ful place to retire TO sitter the tolls and cares
Of days iocalising, but when those ''b,g
Injans" It Camp Mcclellan have whole
nights pow-wow, and : fellow gets home
from one q Bayard Taylor's lectures, at :
late hour, and wants to snatch little reposs
before morning, Il isn't just the place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

HsssRs. Luse 4 Griggs are nov ready to
supply anything in Stationary, School,
Miscellaneous and Religious Books, Chill
drsn's Toy Books &c. Fancy Goods. Pic
tures and Picture Frames. As we stated
before, but portion Of their stock ID ~
ceivsd. but enough 70 give . very large
assortment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

"TnR WILD Kn.oHr. This exciting
drama willsbe preassssd this evesing At the
Metropolitan BY Wystt's unrivallsd CON-
pany. It y antieipatsd that aiarge audience
will DO in attendance, and seats should b.
secured At "a early hour. The fun force Of
thsosnpaat &ill - sapluysi 10 seadssine
It in the most approved manner possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

ExRnPLAnr.-Some enterprising official
Is having the sidewalks repaired above the
bridge, and tears up - much in one day -
can be repaired in three, leaving the public
10 travel over piles Of old lumber - best is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

RETAIL OsPAnsnsnr.--Messrs. Luse 4
Griggs hsve opened their retail department.
with fins stock of Stationery, Books,
Fancy Goods, Pictures and Picture Frames,
and every thing in the line.
An oflcial with his head cut of can
very often see the truth where those with
their heads on cannot Dubuque Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Tss nsv Pess 0@es yin - rsady Sor %
euoaaeH - ~ 1ss r. Neseuhss.
r ~ - = II B
Psasunnav.- tAs vssy bsst psefaossy
h u slty, sall - 0fabbs Z c.. and~ ~
LsClaise uouss. a,sssaae seess-
Two SuhsesD potlAns abOvs sxpsusss
tsrs realized BY he Associated Ceugrsss
laet night by he Lecture.
Hssn Rsensh ssls paPse With savsleps 70
snatch u Luss I Griegs nsw Stationery
Book and Picture store.
l. - -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Crr TAxsa-Asssssor 0chs inform %
hat the whols sAouat e sa1ss now due
tbs sity % ~ iast lsvy, sasunas T. snly
abeut 81, 800. tThievis fsiDlag ths hssrs
vsy leWs-lewn p4haps Nm ssse esfHs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Tnr RAirnoAD BalDos. There 10 rumor
afloat in the land. that GovernAent 10 going
TO interfere with the railrsad track upon the
island Of Rock Island, and consequently
With the bridges thereto : bat " srs au-
thosissd 70 state that there IL no sort Of
fouudAtion for the story. TIE Bridge
Company has nov employed large force 81
men putting up three new spans on the
west side ef ths dsaw. This work will b.
in about eight or ten weeks
This new structure is 70 b . great improve.
asot upon the present one. Il is wider
and higher. Of oourss-bsing bsilt outside
Of The old bridge. Every stick Of timber
used 10 Of the bsst quality. end carefully
Burnstised which means that eaeh timber
has bssa plassd IN long bsilss. aad every
particle Of sap forcsd out of it, after which,
By scientific process. the open porss Of Tie
wood ers infused, under great pressure,
with solution Of sinc-and perhaps some
other poisoning sabstascs, which prevents
decay for . long period Of years. It is esti
9Ated, ~ bslsivs, that Bmaetisd timber
will remain sound thrss - four times =,
long - the raw material, It ctsts about
1lO PER sheusand feet T. Burnetise, which
10 tzihing expense compared with III
beno6cal results attained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

GROCERIES:
AZ Wholesale and Retail,
Comprising Co6ees, sugars, Tess, Tobsccos,
Nails, Powder, 1un Caps, shot white l.esA,
Spices, Fish. Sods Lead, Cotton
Yarn, Csodle Wickine. Tubs,
0ubs in nests naif Bushels,
half Bushels In nestn,
Wrapping Twine,
Broom fwine,
Bag Twine, Buckts. Pint Flssks,
iarsscuiar attention paid 70 the
W9hD&(oUtE 0oeot0Goo.
buy On the most advantageous tesms and cell
low. Cell end sxaniae. All orders promptly
attended TO- mv01 diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Tn RAcns.-At The Driving Park this
afessuesu ths hesses zen Tie sighs nile
racs-naking eight miles while the white
men and lndiaua made tsi0e lsss than
four miles and e'sAs rsdf feyu
The other races were Won By the white
mes a1sd Indiana. ei
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Or eg,s ,
- l-lyes~J ss,xsssS si~aaisS YEA n
.sss "a .siss1<s; sIrd sea- Fav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

match u Lsss 1 Gdegs nv STATIONERY
Book and Picture store. ssass
PaorooaApn ALsuss.-Messrs. Luss q
0siegp.hsvs . iins stpsk eeeAhuns, hoa
80 70 100 portrsits. also, those little gems ef
PhsteosPA Cards, &s. tss 4
Essos.-rn yesterdays issue we stated
that Aaststb, pf ~ Si,teeqHh, had beeu
soomittsd 70 trial for stealing 14.b5. Print.
er's nistsks. II should hAvs bssn o4sS.
Tunu.D Ovss.-The rsess1s Il ths Pro.
vsss Masshals saRcs Of tie Sixth Distsict, q
Dssllsisss, hass bsss turned svsr - Cspt
Esbsst, Il this city. The Captain is nov Il
DesMoinm. Wis asia l4...l
S,zru1ss u g. Oa,dastj a!3Asa Gazette
nan wishes 70 know If ~ eopperheads will
vslsoms badk Ills rsgimsnt aftsr IL heap.
Ing thsm eat ofths dsan. Afssr bsiag .
ssansrily kicked out ofo@cs 70 make rson
lbs worthy. Sadist. thae ssst,smaa can
afbesd 70 b pAtriotic.r sss As.ar rsss
Tn RAcns.-At Tie Driving Park thil
afessnesn ths hseses zen ths eight nile
raes-naking eight miles while the white
men and lndians made . tsi0s Isss thaa
four miles and ssiGhtt rsd4 rff
The other races were Won By The whits
80 - r~~As.~. 5sr.
0eop.-Ths 0asetss man takes sxceptisns
70 our opinion that it 10 excellent sport to
zee the indians eSupsts' ID spsed with ths
tast horses 1t the racs course. II the gen.
aemen IN charge haA called On Oissai, pso-
cured sems Greek o. Lstia Phrase. ssapaesd
the racing 10 the sports Of early ages. and
prepared some classical names for the con-
tsstants, ~ ptesoas The 0osstts man
would hsvs devoted column Of description
% the occasion. IL U at least osre digni
fed than to zoe patriot kicked out o.
sfFics, and stand whining like martyr u
the door Of bis master. =.
Tas Nsw Posfx As1HR. -0cnesal Sanders
the newly appointed Postmaster Of Davsn-
port, assumes the dnties Of bic ofice. we
ore infortssd, % Ne iss ~ q usAs honth.
He will sntss upon his duties with = Gull
force Of competent energetic clerks and as
sistants, aud undoubtedly conduct aaairl
in the most sstisfactert manner. Tims
enough hes elapsed since The change wal
announced 70 enable ~ 70 judge Of the opin
ior Of the public regarding Il, ord ws aua'
cay that ws have not heard but two met
among the hundreds We h,ve conve-sd with
expr@ dissatisfaetion A1sfsae, o. III
contrary, all seem highly pleased-repub
leans, democrats Gen. Sanders 10
popelar nen--vas . iasstiAs with'the publ
before the war, and since his return, tn
history Of his gallant conduct in the field
his sutferings from wounds and imprison
,ment, his noble sacrifices for his country
hsvs made him the more %. He i doubl,
entitled TO tho plsoe the Government b.
tsnds, I'd him. <sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

S,xrs6es u g. Oslaast; 3Asa u Gazette
nan wishes 70 know II ths eopperheads will
vslsoms beak tAis rsgimsnt, aftse IL he'p.
Ing thsm eut ofths dsaA. Aftsr being -
saomsrily kicked out efoi1cs 70 make ron
lbs worthy. tadist. ihas gentleman can
afford 70 b patriotic. a.. .a..sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

PnofooaApn ALsuns.-Messrs. Luss o
0siegs,hsvs fus stosk of4AAuna, ifoo
80 70 100 portrsts. also, those little gems ef
Phetoaoph Casds, u. tss al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
DIR. WM. HALLS BALSAM.

Tbs safe, pleasant, and highly elicacious
medicine has been fairly tested BY our cisi-
sens, who do not hesitate to pronounce il
Superior 70 I'll othss Expsetorants, for any
weakness Of The Respiratory Organs. The
worst colds are cursd By il in two OF three
dsys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

TunusD Ovrs.-The reoesas q ths Pre-
vest Masshsls slBcs Of tts Sixth Distsiet, Z
DssMsisss, hass bsss lurnsd svse - Capt
Esbsst, Il this city. The Captain is nov n
OesM Moin0. IL 5sls .4..san
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

ALwAn RsADy.-Remington / Co..
near The corner Of Brady add Second, have
sl~sys on hand . complete assortment Of
gents furnishing goods. which they are d.
ways ready TO manufacture 70 order at ths
shortest notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
wssp. eak split sod delivered foe q. 80
pss sssA ADply -
es1Al-dsf Ksss 3 3WosSUuy.

GO - sss Bsgf. .-s3o % Bryant. Szat.
sen I Nsnit's Daysepest Osnmsrcial CD
sducaSisn. Or - hecene eopd oound ~.
Raph operasoe. For ciscuIan address len.
aosias ssanps) Dtyaat StsAsteA 1 merrill.
Davsspsgt Iowa dwly. S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Losr.-On Wednesday afternoon, either
on Bsady or Hasisson streets, below 18th.
er on 9TH between the shove streets, lady's
aorrocco Porte Monaie, containing about
Fifteen dollars il currency and twenty
I've cent gold coin. The finder win b
suitably rewarded BY returning it 70
g. II. BAKsa,
Street Commissioners
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

SrvAssa wasted. y esapstSst ssam-
slnsss uhe can give ths besG Il rslseseeea.
Apply = Nm. Tidsasntt, washineAse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

ArrlsA-Just sscsivsd on oonsignm ent
per stssmse Burlisgtoa, one hundred bar
rsls choice winter apples for sAls by
d3t-ocl9 r. n. PEsrryxAx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

TSs ihdis5dual vhs coesracted Severs
odd wAilss sittine On his own ffsat sasps,
ssssa,sg = ths ss.le. E: that that .ss :. :s.sss . Y
Rinkeftsp's WSheo and Caiiays bitssss,
ADs although hsalthful and delightful stim
ulAat, thsy 10 not istoxicaAs. Try theM
ones. and you will never b without thsm.
For sals every where. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21
Ne. ! Iast Ssespd Strsst esuth-ees ssEss
SfDssdt Strsst, tnoht sdBes
up stairs.)
FANuS FOR nEnI,
n,ROA - 70 zee AA:0E0.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.

Ne lAq A.ssv hoaes On Brady slrsst. 80 =
Ahr most desirable residences in the city.
No. L.. AlGgs elegssA house, with AZ aodsrn
impr6v cnsents, stable, ~eil. eisterns huh sad
ohsds trees. 0ne river view .--csnteally located,
--eue Of she anest residences IN the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Essos.-In yesterdays issue ws stated
hat Aa:NssI, pf ~ Si?tss9th, I'D bsso
soumittsd 70 Trial 6or stealing 14.65 Print
er's nistsks. II should have bssn o4S6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-21

Ne. .. 0ns Of those modern aad eonvsniel
houses h the nsW block known - "C6nto
Place." hsady Street.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30
JUDGMENT.

- H&AA#HNM4@ rRf 4fG&Ef
Il Il. 6. Belae1 ~ husband J Third Judicial piss.
oetavia Knooloch, (wife.) of Lafourche.
This case being ready for trial, vas was taken ub
both PARTIES being present. the law and the ].
sidenee5b being in favorsot the Defendant. Gotta
via knobleeh, and against the Plaintiff. II il
therefore ordered, adjudged and :decreed that
the said Defendants 0ctavia Knobloch, do have
g Judgment Of separation from bed and board
from her said husband, Henry G. Beiaen. and
nat she De emitted there by to ali the adyanta-
ges which the law grant in such. cases. +
Ihnsdone and signed IN open Court at Thi-
poda Y Parish Of Lafourche, and State Of Loui-
siana. aH@3RsE Tsf4Eao2 9HsT1gG sHtfY ~
This the 14th.,, day Of june 1865. 4. D..d
5c... t5 sa4a fa.DtsI 6 aAtsIaA ami nj
tSlgned: y 7s 40 sJAMEs K. .BEIDEN. st4
.ra " so g25.a Judge Of the 3D. Judicial Distfict.
l hereby certify that the above. and foregoing o is
. a true and correct copy. Of the original judy
ment now in fleiin this Office. !, 4 rnof gmsa J.
fJES Witness my hand and the impress
800 the seal Of the said Court, this Nov.
10TH, 1865. 7Rts ssflst, -ftti Jos yiGofaas,
Nov. Is, 1855. 3gss DephtyfClerk.
EEs
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30

RESOLUTION, No s. auti,Srizing the par
ish Attorney to claim a certain lot from
the Freedmen's Bureau.
II eResotued, tI4fat the parish Attorney he
and u hereby ordered TO prepare the me-
cessary papers and enldeaYor to recover
from the Frdednan.s Bprea1 ingNew Orr
leans, the parish. School lot Situated in the
e tew9 Of T~hibodaux, Oh the, East bank 81
49,. S 4 7sf-glai ,apftaH stf. I'll b,i,,a9t, 81 /
approved and adopted this 9Th, day OF
.l,eoemoer 1865. tSigned,tJ s. Perkins,
PRESIDENT ". wv, Knoblocll, Clerk. 80
a true copy, December 1Ith. 1865.
tf d. w. kNoBLocn, Clerk Police Jury.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30
d,lthenaise Brosssard, widow Of Mar
{ > UtIlin3 Breaun {below)

STATE OF LoUIsIANA.IThird Judi
gcial District Court. Parish of Lafoar-
eHea ~ slf S III -
Whereas, Marcellin Breapx,r of the parish Of
L%afouehe, has made application to the said
court for obtaining the administration of the pro-
perty Of said succession.
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections, if 4 thew have
70 the said application, with the: CLERK Of said
Court, at his Office in the town Of Thibodaux
within ten days after sie first publication hereof
or the said applicant will, in due course Of law.
be appointed and duly qualified the Administers
tor of the said succession.
f1KS@ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this 18th day of December. A. d.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve- al
dec 23. Is. ALLAIN. Clerk. sa
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30

s.nREsoLuTIoS No, 4, n, s.. appointing q
committee of three to Investigate and Re-
~~feft.onAtha erevas, said to- haYe occnred
ON the Acadia place. In
Resofued.s That d committee Of three be
appointedby the p PRESIDENT to- examine and
report on the affairs EFF the crevas said to
nays occurred on the Acadia, plantation.
and to make their report atsthe next E
uiar meeting Of this body. .savatIht
Approved and adopted this 9th. day of
December 1866. (signedI j. S, Perkins.
President, J w. Knobloeh, glerls.Tt9
=, a true cory, December 18th. 1865.
sJ. W. KyoBLocn,' Clerk Polio Jury.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30
III VERRET.i

CoTToNFACTOR &G0MMIIsSssI(ON MERCHANT
am prepared TO mako liberal cash ADVANCES on
crops and an. articles shipped to me; / viii be
q share Of their patronage, e 80 =
+ Sfliee Up stairs, Nos farendelet stredt.
W II 7 81 et, New Orleans.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30
TMflF49E
1uoifiaI Notices.
Succession ef Joseph n. Trahah,

ur 80 !.
&IAIE OE LOUISl AN A.-Third Judi
m cial district Court, Observation-Disclosures
Wh.roos faota;r .n.r, al K .asa .au,.t -,
y,,..da snrl;oa,;on - tbe Ia 800 ps', Sh na
mo tbs dm;r;s.ra.ia, = los ~; - s,aoaos;a oo'''n
- es~oas'
Therefore, all PERSONS are herehy3watned and
notlnea to: ME their ohjecsoas IfRauy they have
to the and appleton, with tho. EleIk OF said
vohi,,sa A. ha aao once 10 re stoWn lnf j hs'oaaux
Mts 4l'a a .sn aays s.et. Ineiis. Paelloa.lon hereof
=. sn nne eaau ap apns a.h & Nl l, III u, ~, iourse. ~ laM'
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-30

FURTHER LIST of probable expenses of
the Parish Of Lafourcle for the year 1866.
ICLAMSDF
J Sara Dragging Records Ii50 -
Charles Leeman repairs to Court House AS +
DIR Dnrac parish Physician for services from p
June rst 1862 to May 3lst 1864 100 -
J III Fleetwood for drugs furnished for use Of
AZ Is
FuJord fer repairs to Sherif's Office and
,. JaiL.,. s-4sa ~ s.a 60
"a Ro6icha, for Fred Mayket Hl HhaH3a54-
Reai Steam Job Printing Office Qhistetaim
bae race bxE,re he reoorfed an 12 o5