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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-16
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Third Judicial
District Court, Parish Of Lafourche,
By vitue Of a writ Of fieri facias to ne direct.
ed by the Honorable the Third District Court
OF the Parrish of Lafourche, in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Court House, in fhibodarx, La. On sat-
urday, the sixta day Of Ianasry 1865, at elevea
o'clock, 4. y. the following described property,
to wit ~ eas'a@sa* aafs
LIST. 4 certain fraetlosa Lot Of ground. sittia-
ted in the town Of Thibodaux, Parish Of La
fourche, La., being Lot No two on ! plan Of sub
division, made by ]. K. Gourdain, Surveyor,
measuring fcrty four feet two inches on the side
Of lot No one forty four feet three inches on the
side af forty four feet eleven inch.
es on lot No four and thirty .niae feet eight
inches on Main Street 81
I'd. Two ctaer Lots Of Er0nnd, situated in the
town Of Thibodaux, parish eioresaid, being Lots
numbers seventy-fve and seventy -four, of, the
plans Of said town, bounded North by Cider
street, East by President street, South by lots
numbers seventy nine and eighty, and West by
lower Canal street, together with all The bull
dinSs and improvements thereon or Appertaiu.
ing to stid lots. 5sl7i 10 81 il.FsitlI
Seized in the above suit. ifts53 sqf, sdEFe
,5 Terms Cash in q. S. Treasury notes.
dec2. MATHUR1N BOURG, Sheriff.
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ORDINANCE No. 10.
1l1- ~ T7l-1.Fla So -. y 3
RELATIrE TO BUILDINGS .&c.

54 RELATIrE TO BUILDINGS .&c.
BE IL ordained by Me Nayw and Trustees of the
Tea nfa WTsh 70 eUhsrrHCr new Du1TuIrys LETT
eme Is or edisces of any End, within that por-
ton Of the town Of Ihibodaux, bounded on the
North by jackson street, on the West by Thibo-
danx street. on the South by Maronge street and
on the East by Levee street, shall construct such
buildings tenement or edfices, out OF ire proof
materials and such buildings, tenements or edi-
fees, shall be covered with slate Or other fire
proof roofing. Ma sft9 a tsfis II ~ .8s
Sect. 2. That any person or persons who may
desire to construct within the Corporation .of
Thibodaux, work Shops Of any kinl in which
fire is used, shall have ehimnies OF brick or iron
to extend at least. five feet above saei highest
point of the adjacent roofs. and have screen
placed over the top Of said chimnies to prevent
SPARKS from escaping, subject to penalty Of
five dollars per day and costs. so long as such
shops or chimnies remain.
lsigned) S. .T.GRISAMO2E, Mayor.
P. b. LORIo. secretary.
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Notice.

The. undersigned owner of d Chiffon
Plantation, in the parish of Sc Ma. y, near
Jeanneret, offers the following inouce-
ments to white laborers :-He propoees
to work on the share system. furnishing
land-the most fertile of the country
the improvements, farming utensils, team
sc. lodging included, and share by halves
the crop made. From twenty to twenty
five men would complete the number OF Ia
borers to cultivate the plantation.
For further particulars apply to
III. S. DELAHoUsSvYE, Jeanneret LA
E. G. RocIcHAUx, TAibodaux, ),
dec 8 2t.
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State of Louisiana.
TOWN coUNcILi THIBoDAu,

ToWNt COUNCIL or THIBoDAUx.
At q regular meeting of the town Coun-
Gil this 18th, day Of December 1865, were
presents 3aH s..,.zs4
s.. I. Grisamore, Mayor, II. Hofffmann,
p. q. Robichaux, Il. D. Jordan, John H.
Fleetwood. 4.
Absent IA. Perrin, j. D. Leblanc.
81. The minutes, of the last meeting were
read and approved. .4.. .s..
En- The Mayor submitted the following:
.si 3ks4 MAYORS OFFIcE THIBoDAux. La.
ssa.s.' December 4th, 1865,
To the Hon. Trustees Of the Corpora
tion of Thibodaux. .@5
Since our last meeting Mr.. John Rossy,
has presented his books, papers and ac-
courts to me and explained the same by
exposing q list Of all persons who have.
paid taxes to him, and producing receipts
from the town Treasurer, 10 cover all a.
mounts claimed to have been collected by
him. From those records it appears to me
that he has praperly accounted for all
monies received by him as tax collector.
d agaan invite your attention to the con-
dition of the Thiboaanx Bridge. It is rap
idly going to destruction, and unless prop
er steps are taken for is preservation, it
will shortly become another monument of
ruin every where visible around, US.
Respectfully.
S. r. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
Mr.. Hoffman,, offered Ordinance No 10.
which was adopted article BY article.
The Mayor presented several claims
which were referred 20 finance committee,
TO report at next9nseeting.
On motion of Mr. Hoffman,, seconded
BY Mr., Jordan, it was
Resoised, That the sum Of five hundred
dollars, be appropriated to pay current
expenses of the Corporation.
On motion, meeting adjourned sine, die.
Signed j s. 7. GRISANORE, Mayor.
p. ). LoaIo, Secretary.
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A NMUiAL CIRCULAR.

entrance On both streets, in the spacfous and ele
giant Story Buisding, is coassany in session under
s. - . able Professors. Ast4Ha0 @
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F. NJ. Lawhorn
1914,

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A,TATE an TaI1TSy.N, =.
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:. 14oA@l Lis'i'c. ooutss'I arish oiAssnmp-
1ion. t .i .,5g8lsB n1.5ss
~ virtue Of writ Of feri facias to me direct
ed by tne honorable Fourth District Court Of
sne parish OF Asaumptioa.i in the above entitled
cause VIII proceed to sell at public Auctions at
me Ooert House. 10 the town OF Thlbodaux, on
SATURDAY shc niAta day q January 1855, att II
O'Clock, A n. me following described property,
70 ese'wlti wit .ls..1.1...;si.,, ..s..s
aas esrla.a essaf r.antaaoa; situated 70 the
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N Office.

The undersigned Deputy Collector, q the In
ternal revenue taxes will be sound ut ais desk,
in the Recorders Office, In she Court HoEse,
Thibodaux, every Moneay curing business
hours. Tax payers and other persons therein IN
terested, are requested to be paactaal, as the
law will be strictly egsc1ted. es ffu
Thibodanx, La December I'd, 1865.
ss1aF w. S. BEAUVAIS, Depy. Collector
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A 9igqnasa from this College is passeport in all
coinEie.s.,al com rauaites &B44 a.ss
UsGsal tiWs tDr SPensHanshb, 10 4 weeks; do do
6oe';eepi.,y ; 10 weeks; do dol 0mme.cfal course
IS TO 2 week; do do French or Spanish ~ to 2gweeks
--bnt lesso.is ste not limited in ang b,anciI
All osmer s'tuaents are invited 10 review their
studies free af eias.A. fs# t2a A. 49,
TIE South nrst cow educated her Sous practically
!. she NoGle develop her vast resources D, wealth.
WP ca Dfe MECH more sam rouS than those of frazi
s3fis n I'll IL oss 9 fI8hi fs8hi
the countfy can board win ood families sfreking
eassi, french, spanish or german, at moderate ra-
tes -. .z5e5s9. 3. .53S
A Bus aoss Education, that enables one to earn
$1,000 5000 annually, is the best fortune parents
cail give their s0ns AS The College has been in sac-
cesiul operation for tban qua rter OF century
panimeas concentrations of the Press and business
constantly, and as several bins TO mer stBdent- are
now III business ia this city and the cOuutry it
is d. ened useless TO go IntO explanation 0f.the
pian or ne Is of The Institutions 44.4#. .gsss8s.,
So f.. I rs knOw,l, NOT ONE of he many thousands
CT losrner siHde3ts out OF employment, aud SO
ilr q kiiown, not one ia a Thousand of those who
Lave sesa sent ior yeas Ep.ope the North, Is
fsg. y ied on ft;asai,fg home To enter business
heasa tihaagl thaasands OF dollars have been ex-
pegrd u on his edsc.t.,0n.
"A word to Tie wise j. sufficient.
Tbe cty is now heaiiy Persons from 10 to G9 years
nfaee attsad nch ban hes as they NAV wish. by
i0u.ths oil Inc students tune issaved Sfadeais III
teaded ol ID ) Ceese should bring this cfeaar or
snecia direction IS every winter there are te empo-
ra.y lisEa,e4,> opened Yonug sf sfudeA.ss1ouid
pat her alds il ihe hands of their nas ,ii.lnt. or
The Preside Mt ofthe College CirZens and slfs ers
e inri Ito cilI. College Office, Room Mo, I.
nov-Isjy RUFUS DoLEE4R, Presideat
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n 6 q ! {: Il:

The undersigned assistant Aseessor llor Inter-
nal revenue, will be at lis deck. III the Eecor-
der's office, during business hours every Monday,
to receive lists, aapplications for licenses and
monthly returns. Tax payers and all other pei
sons thereinHterested, are requested to be punct-
ual. as the law will be strictly executed.
Thibodaux, La. December 1st, 1865.
P. E. BEAUVAIS, Assist. Assessor
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HEAD QUARTERS

HEAD QUARTERS
BUREAU OF RErUaEs;s, FREEnmEN AND ABANDONED
ss LANDS, ss
8E @ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Dec. 9th, 1863. )
SPECIAL ORDERS, n 81.
IExTRAcr.1
= w. Captain G. E. Wilcox is hereby relieved
from duty as Asst: Supt. of Freedmen in char
ge of Bragg Home Colony, and assigned to duss
as Agent Of this Bureau for the Parish OF La
fourche, with Head Quarters at ThibodaIx.
BIZ order Of Breuet Major General 4. Bald 9, s
Yols, asst. Com Rursaa Of Refugees, Fseeanca s'1d
Abandoned Lands.
D. G. .FENNO,
First Lieaa a. a. a. G.
Capt C. E. Wilcox, 92d, U. S. Cold Infantry
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| It was forraed m Is624-has a CHI; rter from the
Stte az permanent lnstiteion under the direction
Of ABOARD of Tps, appointed BY ihe Legislature
asd is authorized TO confer Degrees, Dipienes etc
IL WAS not suspended daring the war. ft3s 5f
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Terms-Payabie in Advance.
fe Ticket in all Departments.

n. ga. student having paid for cou.e in any
brinee, above is entitled Life Ticket in that De-
pat.iaeht. He can attend such brahches as he may
desire. 8s5k fssz@ssh 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
The Communication Tax.

We commend the following extract
from speech Of Col. T.W. Higgins,
delivered at Jackson, Ohio, to the atten-
tention Of our Copperhsad friends, who
are in such great tribulation as to the
grinding oppression Of the Communication
Tax. He said: a 3alili l.ia Yod.t .
"The Democratic party of the State
Of Ohio opposes the four dollar militia
Communication tax, and declares that it is
oppressive and ought to be repealed.
Now, If the Democracy Of the State Of
Ohio had been in the army, they would
be exempt from this tax !; but as they all
staid at home, and as they are almost the
only ones who have the tax to pay, in
consequence Of staying at home. they
think it oppressive. Poor souls D They
are to be pitied for their many and sore
affections. They can avoid paying this
oppressive tax, however, by joining the
Ohio National Guard, and drilling few
days in the year; and why don't they
do it? They might practice at target-
shooting as a recreation, il nothing else,
Cor they must have deal Of ammunition
on hand, having expended very little
during the last four years. They burned
scarcely any powder in battle, and, save
what was used in shooting returned
soldiers and Provost Marshals, and what
was expended in rejoicing over ,Vallan-
digham's return to Ohio, they must have
their entire stock of ordnance yet on
hand. Then let them, by all means, join
some military organization, and save the
oppressive tax OF four dollars, Of which
they complain SO much" 49,,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Death of Sam Slick. /"

The death is announced, in the latest
foreign news, Of man who, though oI
varied attainmeuts and Of local celebrity
in other branches, is best known to the
American public as humorist. There
are many people who believe "Sam
Slick" to have been a genuine parsonage,
and who are quite ignorant Of the exist.
ence Of q Judge Halliburton.
The author of " Sam Slick Thomas
Chandler Haliburton--was born in Nova
Scotia in 1903, where he studied law.
In 1928 he published his first work, a
three volume History Of Nova Scotia. .
Other works are Bubbles of Canada" +"
O8s9,) "The Old Judge" (1s3e,) }
"Rule and Misrule of the English in
America" (l85l,) Yankee Stories. .
(is59, {" Traits Of American Humor." /"
(I852, and mature and Human Nature"
Os55.) .s..,...-....,,, ..l. ,..3
The celebrated "Sam Slick" series
was begun in 1885, in a Nova Scotia
paper. Two years later these articles
were collected ir volume. entitled "The
Clock.maker, or the Sayings and Doings
Of Sam Slick, of Slickville." In 1899
appeared a second series, and in 184G a
third, In l842 Halliburton was attached
to Ghe American Legation in England,
and wrote :" The Attache, or Sam Slick
in England" following it with second
series in 1874. ........a,.
In all these humorous volumes the
central figure is that of an exaggerated
Yankee of the stage conventional style
"a being which may have once existed,
but is now as extinct as the dodo. The
character was, however, cleverly carried
out, and the humor Of the author proved
highly acceptable to the public, irsurin &
for the "Slick" series an enormous sale.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

made? Our country has been SCARED
all over. Then why can not we approach
each other ON principles WHICH are
right 10 themselves, and which will sbe
productive of good to AL ? The day is pot
far distant when we shall feel like the same
family, that has had deep and desperate
fsud, the various members of which have
come together and compared the evils
and suAerngs they bad inflicted on each
other. They had seen the influence OF
their error and its result. and governed
by a generous spirit Of Cancellation. they
had become mutually forLearing and for-
giving, and returned to their old habits
Of frsternal kindness, and become better
trends than ever. Then let us consider
that the feud which alienated us has
been settled and adjusted to mutual salts
faction, That, we came together to be
bound by frmer bonds Of love, respect,
and confidence than ever. The North
can not get along without the South, nor
the South without the Norh !; the East
without the West, nor the West without
the East; and say II is our duty to do
AL that within our power lies to perpet.
uate and make stronger bonds Of our
Union, seeing that it is for the common
good Of all that we should be united
l feel that this Union, though but the
creation Of century, is to be perpetu-
ated for all time and that it can not be
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Record of the Democracy upon the
's7' " Negro Question.

We advise Union men when ever
charged by Democrats with belonging to
a negro suffrage party, to tell them
"you're another" and prove it by the
following statements:
/. The Democratic party gave the
negroes the right to vote in New York,
requiring only that each black man shall
be worth $3.50. This gives the franchise
to about 5000 blacks. Martin Van Bu-
rem. democratic President Of the United
States, was Chairman Of the Convention
which conferred the privilege.
2. The Democratic party made the
negro a voter in Maine, with the same
qualifications as white men.
3. The Democratic party made the
negro voter in Massachusetts, giving
him the same political rights with white
men. iul p1ul slN 8aFrua bliss tll "
4. The Democratic party made the
negro voter in New Hampshire. ae.
s. A Democratic Supreme Court, Of
which Reuben Wood was Chief Justice,
and, who was sftsrwsrds elected Governor
Of Ohio BY the Democratic party, made
mulattoes voters in Ohio.
Whenever Union men are charged
with inviting the immigration Of the
blacks. let them respond by showing that
the Democratic party, repealed the laws
Of Ohio requiring that negroes should
give bond and security be ore settling in
~. C,ata g ~ at Isa a11' ISIS v'lsrs- la
''oe e'"''' '"'s'' aaf si sho-t ~ .sf.t5.asa g.s2s
Whenever Union men are charged
with being in favor OF miscegenaiion,
strike back with the following facts: sss
'.as .i'tts 4 Jlecf s7li - i 1e1i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

4
EE The New York Times says Of the
Presidents speech to the Southerners The
other day: :4..s scs .o9. he d..v
"These are generous words; and they
will be echoed by the great body Of the
people from one end Of the laed 10 the
other. This Union is TO be perpetuated
Now that slavery is extinct, all sec
tions have q common interest in its pre-.
servation. We have now, no interest 10
divide the North from the South, no 10.
stitution cherished by one section and
hated by the other. We have now none
but common interests, common objects
and aims, and we must cherish common
sympathies and common sentiments in
their Pussuit.siitv te-g sdi nsd, ssvIss
Also: i 80 baiaaossa - .t1sq NJ
1--WE believe the, people will sustain
and applaud this policy. Il is the only
one that can be pursued with safety and
wise regard for the public good. SThe
action of the Democratic party in ,this
State proves that they recognize h'
strength, and dare not array themselye'
"s"in'' l'iStdd - -oi,'loesis sdi soc .3Zs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
1v jobs Of Bridge work will be let by the Com
missioners of Wyandot county, at the times
following, to-wit The job of building an
addition to the ends of the bridge over San
dusky River, on the Base line road, west Of the
town of Mexico, in Tymochtee township, on
Thursday, the 5th day Of October. A d. 1865.
at IL o'clock, A. NJ; and the job of building
a bridge over Tynochtee Greek, on the Section
line between Sections twenty ytne (2l) and
twenty eight (2s), in Mifiin township, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of October. A. D., 1865,
at 10 o'clocl, A. NJ. %
Bidders are requested to meet the Commis
sioners promptlyat the times and places speci-
fed, BY lorder5of Commissioned s5
HENRY A. HOYT, Auditor.
September, 2lst, le65--45p st., ., ,. I.
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ate the sacred obligation incurred ia ou
struggle to maintain our national unity
the lastbulwark and refuge of bslsagasse
DemOcrqcy!-abd yet, forsooths sthey al
pure and immsculste dsmocrat& withou
a solitary fund damental principle of III
creed whose n4me they would usurp, ant
whose .teachings~they deride ndNundsr'
stand not---=faugh their. offences are ranl
and their political remains will be con
signed to the same tombwithl those sol
their idol by the verdict Of the voters
of Wyaudot county, whose feelings o.
patriotism and loyalty they have outraged,
| and whose common sense they have in
suited, by woolly appeals which would
not for moment deceive the most igno.
rant son Of Ham who ever groaned out
his life, or expired under the lash, on a
southern plantation. 60 '''' '0' 7, =
It talmost surpasses belief and yet their
own assertions and openly proclaimed
hope is. to enlist the aid and support Of
the very men who periled their lives in
support Of the principles these human
vultures now hope to see eradicated
through their instrumentality. We can
not for a moment doubt as to the course
that will be pursued by every intelligent
soldier and citizen voter in the county.
The two tickets are before the people
the record of each candidate on the,
County Ticket is familiar to almost every
voter, and il any man wishes t. cast his
vote for the brawling politicians who, in
the hour of their country's peril, not only
refrained from assisting, but went to the,
verge Of safety in succoripg her enemies,
in preference to the men who in word
and act yielded a hearty and efficient.
support in maintaining her cause, we say,
let him follow the bent Of his own per-
verse proclivities, and sustain the Cop
perhead ticket, not man of whom, with
a single exception, raisedaal finger or
wagged a tongue in favorof the salvation
Of our loved Union from utterand hope.
less RUM. &laiws .U ssdfunl o's
~ There. we've "gi'en ye a screed o. ad-
vice." as Andrew Fairservice would put
it, at which some Of our genuinely demo-
cratic friends, we know, will say hard
words, although in their heart Of hearts
they accord with every wordaofiit; !; but.
consorting with wolves. they deem them
selves L" computed" to barkoDolf Well,
"let the CALLED jade wincel"ai Our ad
vice notwithstanding still is, ,tact outlyour
manhood and vote according tosiyour
convictions Of right.ai 1t may perchance
in the future save you some bushes and
many regretful feelings, when you feel
in your quivering flesh theifangs Of the
treacherous associates of the hour. j.Gm |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
TIMES OF
HOLDING COURTS
| |, L., .l..a..1,!! /, :,
THIRD JUDICIALD DISTRICT
FOR THE
FOR THE
nG g0iibd .gqnHUq9 p Al
YEAR 1866. o..,o
YI ---.--JJ0V

DE IT REMEMBERED -Thst meeting
- of the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of the Third Comlpon Pleas Judicial
District Of the State Of S0hie, MT ssthe Court
House, 10 the town or pe6an ID Defiance
Connty, Ohio on the day oEthe date he roof,
for the ptrpose Of fixing the times of hold
ing the Terms Of tile, sCcurts Of Common
Pleas and Of the District Courts inSsnid
District, forfthe y ear 1866, we, the under
signed Judges or the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said District, do hereby FIX
the times Of holding said Courts for ths
year 1866, in each and every county in
said District, as follows: p tot@ @s''ae7F@%
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
/. That Richard M. johnson, a candi.

l. That Richard M. Johnson, candi.
date on the democratic ticket for Vice
PresidentS married woman of pure
All fcan blood, and was slthe father Of mu
lattp children who were educated in
Noftherp ssmiuaries. And that, had
Mrs Johnsop been elected and had the
President died. negress, through the
instrumentality oftIie Democratic party.
would have been mistress of the White
House.
BE That the Democratic shareholders
of the South have for generations prac.
tieed miscegenation, and that the mulat-
Toes of the South are the offspring Of
democratic parents That while north
ern' Union men have not even contem-
plated miscegenation. Southern democrats
have practiced it, frequently with their
blood relations, and have added the hor-
ror of selling their own offspring.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
tttN Ai@e1-tf fD'kkiF n Al1bA k'tFatNt5RWt
FIRST SUBDIVISION.

In onion county, FEBRUARY 10Th, May 7th,
October 2Dth. g.
In Hardin county, Janua,y 18th, April
9th. october 1st. ,- +.,ag .-q.,.,. .,..f. ..,l,g
In Marion county, January. End, March
.26th, September 18th. ...-....
min Logan county, fehuary 26th, May n,
November 18th. VA w NS&
In shelby county, January 20th, Apfil
l2Sd, October 10th.