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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
CONE HONE

Died Octobet, 9Th. ELOISE BILEAU. daughter
Of John &. and Mary F. Billiu, aged 2 = ears aud
6 months.
Like summer flowers she faded gently away,
ere the ruthless winds of Autumn could touch
her fragile form ; ere q faint Of Earth coulb rest
upon her pure young Spirit. It seems almost a
sacrilege to mourn for one that we feel sure has
exchanged this s. Vale Of tears for . realm Of
undying brightness, and whose brow may even
new be crowned with the fadeless flowers of
Heaven. But even with such consultations, there
remains q vacant niche in the temple ofthe heart
which no other image may gil, though of the
splendor Of the Greeian statuaty. Other stars
may rise to brighten affection,s, clouded sky,
but will they CLEAN with 80 pure q ray as one
that has gone down to rise no Notwithstanding
Ger the lonely heart comes the Raven-voiee-
q Nevermore!" s7f9 Yus s8
Be still sad heart /! what would a mothers PRAYER,
In all Its exsfacy of hope.
Ask fos Ito darling like the bliss of Heaven"
N. B.
Thibcdaux Oct. . 1855.
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Metropolitan Record
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
ELECTIONS,

Now that the time is near at hand when
every citizen should not fail under the
high responsibilities to himself, his coun-
try and his God, to discharge the duty of
a freeman in exercising the elective fran
81 ise, We would appeal to the honesty and
generosity Of hearts, of those who, by
some mistaken ideas, may keep them
selves in the back ground. Let every one
come forth, do his duty. and perform the
requisite formalities, in order to meet the
good will, and views, Of all who wish to
secure permanent peace, and national
prosperity. The least we a say of the
abstaining class, is. that they are weak
if not weak-hearted.
EEx-Governer All of Louisiana has.
made application to President johnson
for special pardon.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
= COURT. PARISH OF LAFOURCHE

Whereas, Mr.. Leon Gaude, residing in the parish
Of Lafourche and Curator of the interdict Louise
Baird, now deceased has, this day, fled in my Office
the account Of his administration in his capacity Il
Curator of the said inferdict.
Now. therefore, all heirs and creditors Of tho
said Louise Baird and the parties interested are
hereby notified to establish their rights if any they
have to the Estate of said int"rdict,
Moreover Adele Baird. wife Of Philippi, residing
Miles Taylor, Attorney at law in the City Of New
Orleans, 10 also hereby notified TO- establish hex
rights to the said Estate If any she has. within tho
present notice, and all the parties interested are
also notified to file such objections As they may
have against the homologatien Of said account. other
according to Law. JUsrIN SARTA.
Clerk of said Court. /
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

B'REMovAL-Though the inmates have
found it out already, we call, nevertheless
the attention to the removal of our friend
A. Parr, from his old stand to his new one.
opposite the former.
Amateurs Of fle drinks, will find, the
best. and completest assortment. Also
tobacco in all shapes. Call in, it does not
cost any thing-to look at.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

D-The best, cheapest and most fashion
able stock of ready;made, clothing ever
offered to the people Of this town, can be
found at l. D. Moore Give him a CALI
and have yourself rysweatherboarded.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
Thibodaux, La, October IA, 1865.

DarA. PERR1N-That prince of good
fell ows, and chiefamongst the Knights of
the yard-stick, is in receipt of a splendid
assortmen nj of fall and winter goods. His
orices are so low, that we fear his custom
ers will have all the profit to themselves.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
TER S;

V-Advarsisements inherited at intervals, or to
remain on any particular page. will. he charxed rs
new Zach insertion. s ]. U. NIXON.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

1On the look out for a friend. from
the country, we assembled the steps lead
ing up, that large. airy, spacious hall,
.'Our House"-for where should we go
to meet an old friend, if it isn't whore the
crowd meets-where every thing looks so
friendly, and ioviting. old wines, old liq-
uors of every description, the best cigars,
old familiar faces always on hand, and best
of all, the smiling. friendly face Of the
gentlemanly proprietor
Success cannot fail surrendering. to the
inducements offered by" old Bruly."
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

PUBLIC MEErINo-Accordingt to adjourn.
ment, the citizens Of this parish met at
the Courthouse, and nominated DR., F.
c. Ewing, Emile E. LeBlenc and Ernest
Roger, as candidates to the Legislature.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
VOORHEES,.
OF ST. t.Martin.

BrThe columns Of the Sentinel - are
open for the announcement of candidates.
See our terms in " rates of advertising
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

HPosT oFF1cE-This establishm emit
has been removed to Main. street, next
door, to Messrs. st. Martini Thibodeaux'
drug store.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

Aessrs /. +. W. L G. n. Smith, No.13 Saint
Charles street, New Orleans, are our duly au-
thsrised Agents to prsenre subscriptions and
adveFtlscncnts fer the SENTINEL in that city.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
Coral Nfms.

EMr. R. oaatt, will accept our
thanks for late Texas papers.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

tive take pleasue in calling attention
to the card of Mr.. Adolphe H. verrst, in
another column. -
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

S1~ NA444VOe oY Ju0 Uln~
manding Lieut.. and couid not but appre-
ciate, the noat and precise manner, in
which the different movements were per-
formed. The discipline exhibited by the
company, reflects great credit on its
officers.
We have the satisfaction, of knowing
that we have as wen drilled aguard as we
ever had good officers, and, we are sure,
willing ones. We have certainly the most
numerous guard company that we remem-
Der. How a thieves be SO i~mpudent, and
fbefts so frequent! To us it is q riddle.
Two innocent hogs three nights ago, u
sing their privilege Of walking the streets,
were killed ishet) before the Courthouse.
and have likely Be en- eaten and digested
by this tinae.
The store IT oar good neighhor and
friend, .Freidenthall, last Tuesday night,
was broken in and robbed oil many articles
an the grocery and dry-good line.
An old french-man. before the Washing
ton hotel, in the face Of the well guarded
Jail, was knocked down, and stunned by
che blows, inflicted by four or FIVE colored
men.
In front Of Mr.. Greiner srore, an old
and respectable citizen, was struck in the
sac. oy some parties-colored we under
standard is yet suffering from the
effects, received a week sincs.s
These unfortunately are but a few in
Stances, but suffice to show, that thefts
are committed, and as if impunity were
secured. What becomes Of the stolen
goods, what of the thieves, who ale they,
where are they? That something should
oe done is an obsolete affirmation, but
tnat something is done-is yet to be, a
piece OF rare news to US, which we GER
fainly will be glad to publish; and the
sooner that work shall fall to onr lot the
better it will be.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

RWe have been shown by its energetic
and inventive engineer Mr.. L. Boudreaux,
the cotton press Of his invention, built on
the plan of the printing press. ON the knee
joint lever principle. This press is attach
to the cotton gin recently established by
our fellow towns-man, the enterprising
Mr.. F. Riviere. The mill works finely and
Is kept necessarily working, which goes
to prove, that in spite of the adverse
elements. cotton is not a failure here. We
compliment Mr.. R. on the success Of his
enterprise, and our community on the
addition, to its means for prosperity.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-31

ALL BUSINESS AND PROFRS IONAL NHh
Should Advertise ~ the Argus
ALL SUSiNESS AND PROF SSIONAL kEE
Should Advertise IL, tir Az gus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEs
Should AdVcrtI>,. the Argu-.
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Should Adverti>. IA the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Shu'.!d Advertise ~. the Arsus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL men
Should Advertise IA The ArsaS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-31
NJ. MARX
Law PARTNERSHIP.
KEs.LERsTRAss & FRIES,

n EOTIFIERS and Manufacturers ofDomes-
Nytic LOU ors, Importers and Dealers in Foreign
mos and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

All familiar with the career of that great
hero, Garibaldi. will recall the melancholy
death of his wife Anita, in the swamps on
the Adriatic coast She fell victim to
her devotion to her noble husband, prefer
ring to share danger with him rather than
enjoy luxury and comfort without him.
For some years movement has been on
foot to erect y statue 10 her memory; and
the movement has RECEIVED = new impulse
from the action taken last month by the
municipal authorities of Rayenna. who Of
fer an appropriate site in that city for the
proposed monument. and adn two thousand
lire to the subscription We understand
that an appeal will soon he made to the
Italians in this country to aid in this guee-
full and patriotic work--a beautiful tribute
to brave, patriotic and devoted wife, and
through her to Garibaldi himself-N. r.
Erening Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

" 2
JASPER CoUNTy--The Newton Free Press
commenced it's seventh volume under the
cditorship and proprietorship Of Frank T.
Campbell, Esq, who has recently returned
from Dixie, after nearly four years Of faith
full service in the army. The Free Psss is
soon to appear in new type and be other
wise improved. We wish the Press and its
new proprietor and editor much SUCCESS.
The Free Tryss chronicles the death of
Mr. Benjamin jacobs, OF Newton. who
leaves a widow and tbiytess thildren ind
adds the following sad case:
A Mr.. Winfrey and two Of his children
died within ethree Days, last week. They
had recently moved here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

The ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO BE EXTENDED
Beyond DuNLEIrH-The Illinois Central
Railroad Company have procured char
ter, giving them right Of way, for . continu-
alton ofshat road north from Dun!eith along
the east side Of the Mississippi to ST. Crcix
This is what we have all along said to be the
intent Of that company-being to their int
crest above any other route northward. The
cause Of delay has been the existence OF
several old charters, owned by irresponsible
parties, which had to expire before another
charter could be made opcrativc.-The con
tiuuation will doubtless be commenced very
soon. Wisconsin,, paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14
The Passport Order.
NO. t&3f8
Its Revocation as to Canada.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1865.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1865.
Whereas. Pursuant to the order Of the
president Of the United States, directions
were issued from this department, under
date Of the 9TH of December, 1864, requir-
ing passports from all travellers entering the
United Ssatcs, except immigrant passengers
directly entering an American port from n
foreign ceur.try; and -.
whsrsss Information has recently been
received, which affords reasonable grounds
10 expect at her Britannia majesty's govern
mcnt, and the executive and Legislative
branches of the government Of canada have
taken and will continue to take such steps
as may be looked for from friendly neigh
Dor, and will be cHectual toward preventing
hostile invasions from Canadian territory
into the United States.
The Peyidsnt directs, That from and az
ter this date the order abovc referred 10, re-
quiring passports, shall be modified, and 80
much thereof as relates to persons entering
this country from Crnada shall be rescinded,
saving and rcserving the order in oil other
respects in full force.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

.4- The expense Of collecting the in
ternal revenue of this country is about
two per cent. being some nine per cent
less than the expense of collecting the rev.
enuci In England IN the Third Collection
pistrict Of ltas4chusetts the receipts were
about $3,oOo.o00. and the expense Of col
lection les than one and nc-fouIth per
cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

|tsslss. i50s 49, - ys.!ew s:vsr . TO- &c
a, - aboGf 49, g 49, Abo.s ~ ~
| . ~ ~ wisA r. spad1IlAx ~ n
= -; n e =, q = :. z 81! Ga
I ~ q |. & !, ~s SlesS Me-. |ss ~
- Thsre ~ I suell Of yellow fever
a. n - fsll Of 1884. but il did not %,
-, - :, ~ ss ~ = 6I16y cvsdilsS. 2
the town. ana the suspension OF tne W
Ps s.s| Ss & se Ssy Is ting
cs~ses rs,e disease was brought here IN
~ f,r.,. wxSssu ~ the blockAH
Kate.
Off m,dtxApE-RuSxrSa.
r,r., .r,all beginnings, when only two
or three vessels were employed IN contra.
MANI fsxde bsockaoe sunus! ~ q o,
im11nlScomrgsecc. f41i a01gkGf
; - n: + 81 e. s
mostly English built vessels, and manned
BY English crews. Each vtSsef wAs otfig
ed ly law 70 bring md carry away one,
thifdM oeifS ca11 bes ~ drcod4 the
CoaGne1cy TIN rule JAaadopt& Nth
il the NJ IL oouebs Id inwtrd oar
gnes ~ore emuooul. - eonsls1nAl0f every
article which would sell most rapidly and
at the highest ntsy q Tha Jews were the
prineip6l q bltAlists, sahd seAI I'D the chief
benefits ok the Trade, Many s,psde large
fortunes. 1snel;tes s&afmed every ~here,
ana askkf1nd Gy6m6idy ~ Giefr IN;
hen a6l sns(Itity ifZ1he 6s1o6sd Of the
resident population, the slaves were more
benefited tlhan any otllcR Gl1sSS AN The n
boring white men being IN the army, the
blacks had the whole field Ia themselves.
| First elaps stgyedores tnCie tire ships TO un-
| ldtf md io6d, employing hands. Wages
| for common handa averaged FROM, $40 to
0lO per a hours labor The poor eitisens
4 9s~ S1 ~ Illst Nd pC% s ii snd 81
icoes were worth from 80 to ~30p yard
The best English goods did not stop here
they went to the large cities. There have
been as high as fiitean large and lnediam
siscd 4eiuieys seen lying loading and un
lcading 4 these wlIorv@ u one time.
| ~ a&s NIGH alsslCGAs &m
notwithstanding this large and active
commerce concentrated here, -four, which
was sold first at *25 and $50 per barrel, il
1862, finally went up to $500 per barrel
corn meal, $40 per barrel bacon from s
to $i2 per 10; shoes from $40 to &2a5i pc
pair common brogans, from 800 to ~ y
per pair ladies' fine shoes, 5000 per pair
suit Of fine clothes 81 900 to $4,000, and
all other things in proportion
sUrFERiSGs OF THE POOR wHiIEs'
OF course none of the poor white work
inc cl,ss were able to buy things at these
r,,s. and the principal suffering growing
out of this state Of affairs fell upon them
The heads of families being conscrip'ed
and even boys as young as is years forced
into tho army, the women we're left ~
shirk for themselves. NSpen can ade
quatcly deecribc the sufleriugs Which they
have endured From the hour that legiti
mate commerce with Wilmington ceased
the people began to feel the pitchings Of
want. Everybody who had anything to
sell put up the prices and, in the absence
of all means to accumulate, they were una
BILE to buy the ordinary comforts Of life
Correspondence Of " Y Tribune ~ +.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14


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rb's Medicine wil' NJ ssps 81 slessssa
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have given their ce'sssrssss 70 .hss sssss ciskis
II. .saay sl.sssSs&.s " ~. MEDICAL
sACuIIf AZ good Physicians she ~ -.
9usirssd With the medicine do Dat hssitaae =
Oveeribe IL ucs t#E hiMae2 asaI 1 ,ox
Sec whs' Ia PHItiips, one Of he oldest -
best Physsslase Of ~ Isuis sAys.l
81, LOWS. June 18th, 1899.
Nh. Jous II. BfouS. Agent Of Lsllsnssd'o
Ahcrmaf'srn, Cout and Neuralgis specific ]
nave prescribed the nh0ve men toned Specific. erl
must saw thrt have never found any remedy
that carries - much eVrtsinsy ofs quick and ~.
ufarv cure ~ that has in all casrs where have
~ftsAJ3ssac .rs.,. p nsl q, W. ". ,.s!ss3y ttA
y. Biccd's Agency fos the wedicide:
Ss. Lorna March slsA 1oeo.
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. sufferer Tor six sesra with Cbsoec ahesuoesGnn
aud take great pleasure N Demonstrating yese
tAllemeNd, uost and Nsursleis Hpec,hc 10 - ~
seal ncdisips tus that disease thas ssss Aseed
Of. When commenced takisg u soal1 hasdlv
walk or sit still, - great was the pain. aud 10
three. .i dsys1ts. - 1oe u - NV leg. ars
Ill the while II II did nos cost y, nuuo ~ nuis,
But. cir. IL is = splendid medicine. 81 Usuhe
recommend all those siirtcd those diseases 70 "
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you ought 70 publish Il 10 every city in The Unea.
Very resrectislly yeuss. cy
CAPT. JAMES ". Known. 80
Residence: Ohisaea. tll.
r. s;-send medicine to care Of y. y. ": Whit
Ts1so itss.. Iss,ee n.era. dSisSs
Land ossrs.
m5g, aa ~ LAusa Is6. sseh, ieeAl
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your Ahenmaiism. Nenrstgis ard 0pst Hr<etob
ed hsve toaud greet rcliet from u wkea seAss
comedies have failed mink II q very ~ ~
rel,sb.s medicine.
Very rss>Adalg ysss fde.st INN,
D.aslssunna's apecslr ssIdom tsiiss
cure the worst case. Of 0hesesu ~ S0ose
sONs ind Neuralgia. A sufficient mum
bs- 81 Certificates 70 tilI . Newspaper sneld b
orccsrt1 from persnDe veil knowo ~ tAo 6ubic.
uersssary. To al those aDcrted. . trial Of thG
mediSfre Ia the best evicence they can have.
Pc-rcns going "a the Niucs, whore they viii y
sxrrsedto Rheumatism aud Ncaf slgia, and wbsrs
| medicines are scarce. should supply themselves
| with allemani's epecihc
FOR SALE by ALL DRUG0lHTH.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14
ACARD TO INVAIrnDS.

Clergyman, while residingin South Amer
ca as missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Ear
" Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train Of disorders brought
on by baneful hsbits. Great numbers have been
slrssay curcd By this noble remedy. Promptcs
by desire to benefit tine afflicted and unfursu-
nate, . win send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in u scaled envelope. 70 amy
one who needs il, Free Of ClGrge. rsA
Please inclose stamped cnvelope-addressed
toyou,selI Ia 81 iA.as.tA =
Address, s JOSEPH T. IMAM "
..--s-- Station u. Bible House,
7uwgd,v Ncw York lite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

BosroS Coassss. n. r., Dee. q. lssl.-- Nm.
r. GvtygG Co. Gsnks:-I freely give you liberty
to make fihe following srtiiexte Of the vi.
ne Vi Constitution Water. which can rscon.
mend IN the highest manner: Ny wife was stack
ed with pain inthe shoulders whole length u the
Heart and Irritation n ~ Hssjtsr. called !
ply sician who attended her abOut theqc uiSotns.
wkenthc len hef worse than be had found her.
then eniplDyed one Of the bess 6SixAS Z c0ol6
find. who attended Ter Tor abeet zine m6oe1e.
and while she was usdsr his care she did not sui.
aud said "Asr cdss sras incarebs. For" sasa Sc
49, AssssscaU eessStmstjOw ~ c0Wspt65htt th1s
Sedisiss aicea fer a. Cperesls aea6eee age elksv
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