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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
Etat de la Louisiana.

Gour adu ame District Judici-
taire.-Paroisse de Lafourche.,
Hubert Mnrray, VS. Leon Gaude, Adnlnlstrateur
de u succession de J. W.Tueker, DECIDE.
ips. 4s4s.,s Ne.1llO. 3sta
|GEsN VERTU dun writ de saisie d moi q
n dresse pal. Honorable jnge de la cour do
Sine district judiciaire pour la p~aroisse Lafour-
che, dams Faffajre ci-desf,s numerot&e, i~'offrirai
ensvente- publique, 4 10 maison dc cour, dams la
vile de sThibodaux. parpisse de Lafourche, 10
samedi 4 de neyembre 1865, ID proptiete ci.des-
sous dGcrite. savoir y t58fiAaH fsa tss5l 5s5a
~ 1--WE HABI7AYON connue sous le nom de
Laurel Nalky, avec toutes les ameliarations qui
s,y troavent, coasis tant en- une maison dc resi-
dence, une s~ucrerie, des cabaHes b negreE, etc.
ct tout espece de stock qni qs'ystrouve ~actuelle-
ment. Cette haditation est situee sur la rive
gauche du Bayou Lafonrche, dams la paroisse
Lafourche, 4 peu pres 3 deux deux miles ct
demie on trois miles gu dess0us de la vile de
Thibodaux. ct connprend p~ilsieuxs morceaux de
terrains riverains fessnt face aa Bayou Lafour-
che ct les doubles concessions, sections ct por-
tons de sections dams les township IA et rs and
des ranges Is ct II Est, Inesurant dc trois mill
lie ainq cents d qaatre mile acres de superheie.
81 Cette tvente est gfaite pour satisfaire au juge-
ment reldu contre Leon Gaude, en- sa capacite
d'administrateur de la snsdfte succession, ct en-
favenr de Hubert Murray pour5las sonuse de-
trente mile cent trente piastres ct quatre.vingt
six centsek $30,130, 86.l avec pint9ret ! hait
pour cent par an depuis lie Ter ~janyier 1855, Il
aussi avec les frais DIES ponrsuites..o "a s1gfa
Ce jugement est fonde surann, actei hypothe-
caire fait ensfaveur In dit Hubert Murray, date
da l6me jour de decernbfe 1864.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en- sbifetsdes E
tats- Unisou en- nionnaie courante. 10 Isq9a.f
l'6 .aso MATHURM BQURG, Sheriff
Thibodaux, 80 sept 1866. ass, e. Ia
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
sas.. n. s CAN. .a
photographic # peintre,

ENcoIGNURE ST. LOUIS MI sLEvEc.
Ee sou ssigne q lhonneurs dffnformer le
public de Ia paroisse de Lafourche ct des
paroisses ensironnantes gull q ouyert un
SALON
aa'encoignureade fues St. Louis ct Leyee
Quill . aussi constamment en- main UNI
lchoix d'a!bums photographiques, de
ct de boites fancy pour ambro-
types. ~ ss.r r.
INV +. sANCAN(
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14
PRIX DES ANNONCES.

Pour chaque carre de dix lignes au noins
pour la premiere Insertion 81 50. Pour la &C.
conde insertion, par carre, IS cts. iet pous
chaque insertion hdditionnelle, par carre, so ctr
Pour toute annonce indignant la profession
ct lie domicile, ct qui n,excedera pas itligne
avec Announcement au. journal, par an, $1,000
Toute annonce puhliee par, intervalles sera
payee au taux de | piastres par carre.
TOute annonce don't lie nombre dinsertions
nest pas specific, sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre, au taux ordinaire. az y ~ Hi1J
Tonte annonce de candidat sera' payee $1,000,
ct dAVANCE. 3G QQUaX ssHT ~ |
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

NJ. Agniez, eleve du Conservative de Bru-
xelles, est ne en- Belgique. II a fait ses etudes
muslcales iau conservatoire de Bruxelles. ] En-
tl851, a Page de dix. hut ans, iii epousait
Mile Scribe, qui nest nullement parente du
"ceiebre autedr. 2lsFt 81 &-kuu--A azgs-
Mile Scribe await quarante ct un ans de plus
que son mari. Ellie ,achevait son cinquante.neu
vlefne printemps. tAht ID IL EfufqE 4.T4
NJ Agniez aurait dd e.iter une ,pareille disson-
nance ct preyoir quill ui serait diffcile dsarrver
a l'accord parfait. IL est inutile de dire que
cette stion ma pas ete,heurense Nine Agniez,
qui touche aujorud'ui a sou soixaute-auator
zieme printemps' plaide en- separation de corps.
@TsA--Mais je suis Beige, ditsle mari Vous, ma
femme, yous etes Beige. xI4ajustice traneaise
lest Incompetence. -. f5fa54f .,e!f |
4 Mime Agniez repond : fsga x,sr II
-Vous etes ne en- Belgiaue, mails votre pere
etait Franfais. Noasa etes Francois je suis
fdeyenue Francaise en- vous .epousaa.. .4A
LIE mari replique ~ ay!,s5s 4, f4a8sT I
rat-Je suis militaireau service de Ia Belgique.
,'sVoici mon nom insefitr sur les registres de 10
nilice de Bruxelles en- Brabant - Done, 81 i'ai
possede 10 qualite de Francais, je rai perdue.
t4 Largument a paru mediocre an tribunal.
La separation de corps q etc pronounce. MA
gniez a pris un parti heroique al s'est fait
4 naturaliser Beige, ct, CONNIE Ia loi beige admet
lie divorce, il fera trancher j. Bruxelles let lien
que la Justice franchise a relache. e.I
Nine Agniezs q gu plus de chance qu'une
jeune femme, don't lie process en- separation de
! corps q etc etouffe presqu'au debut 7ss
ttos Mile BIZ. : a spouse I'm Anglais, NJ Pr.,.,..
.nApres trois annees de MENACE, ellie q 7intente
% c%ontreson mari une demaude en- separation de
. corps. e-n'9at7af Il sa q asE ii! = ~sgfa7g.fa
6 de suis Apglaiss a repondu NJ. Pre-, ma
femme a perdu 10 qualite de Franchise en- me
pousant. ,Qu'eae m'attaaue deyaat ,k Probate
Court. ,ne@agga T 4 y, a...- f. 4r7t.si
lie ribunal's Sc declare incompetent nj .
~ Mime Pr <. -. Is adresse q Ia justice auglaise
nqui lni repond :grsu aa5-7I 81 aag5ea 4 Tt !
ss7'" Vous1 n'etes pas devenue ADglaise en- epoa-
SAINT un. Anglaisg Adressez,vous a la Justice de
'brotre pays 81 II - 7esss1, 4ss~re-n ss.fa
Renvoyee ainsi de Paris a Londres, de Lon
rdresa Paris, de Caiphe d Plate, Nine, Pr. 1
demande a quele nation ellie appartient, etles
jurisconsultes lui respondent ]
y u Al 8tIcuDr..s Fbaf srEG1 III .fH.faf4I
a.i.Ainsi posee, un pied sur chaque cote du de-.
> troit, ellie Sc etrouve dams lalteraativef de Sc,
meyer dams Ia Manehei GU de retourner a son
marf.ns7I TaaE s4a saft5GG atiGaaa 81
20 Ellie hesite.. II est yrai que NJ. Pr. ..sa. est
en- France, ct Gull ma aucun moyen pour for
Ger 50 femme 4 reintegrer lie domicile coniugal.
- On lui opposerait lie meme exception din
competence. 7f3s 4t'4 sidAi - saaqaH 4
Nine est done libre de fait. lie |
fait, c'est biens qaeIque chose, sartout quand
IL s'agit de liberte. 94sia aos j!rg 5kf |
IL +z-EAJrAfA2 10 Gfs.s .Aa--Et r. !
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-14

Thibodaux Septembre 30 1866.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

How TO FALL ASLEEP The great point
to be gained IN order to secure sleep is to
escape from thought especially from that
clinging, tenacious thought, which in most
cases of wakefulness has possession of the
mind. Ialways effect this by the following
simple process II turn my eye balls as far
to the right or left or upwards or down.
wards, as can without pain, and then COM
mence rolling them slowly, with that diver
gance from direct line of vision, around in
their sockets, and continue doing SO until
fall asleep, which occurs generally within
three minutes always within five at the
most. The immediate effect of this proce-
dure differs from that of any other that
have ever heard to procure sleep. 1t not
merely diverts thought into new channel.
but actually suspends it. Since became
aware OF this hav. endeavored, inuumerable
times, while thus rolling my eyes, to think
upon particular subject, and even upon that
which before kept me awake, but could
not. As long as they moved around, nv
mind was blank. If any one do this, lot
him try the experiment himself. I wish he
would let him pause just here and make
it. I venture to assure him that, If he makes
it in good faith, in the manner described, the
promise of "a penny for his thoughts" or
for each of them, while the operation is in
progress, will add very little to his wealth
Such being its effect, we cannot wonder that
it should bring sleep to Q nervous and wake
ful man at night. The philosophy of the
matter is very simple. A suspension Of
thought is to the mind what suspension of
travel or labor is to weary body. 1t en-.
joys the luxury Of rest; the strain upon it's
faculties, is removed {; it falls asleep as natu
rally rs the farmer in his chair after toiline
NIL day In his fields. &i O. srs.-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
CURING A WIFE.

Mr.. Dim,ight, for the past ten years, has
prayed every day that his wife would tumble
down stairs and break her neck, or else die
like Chaistianl in her bed.
The simple reason for this is, that Mrs.
Dimlight vas for d of complaining, taking
medicines and having protracted interviews
with the doctor, all of which required mon
ey, and money Mr.. Dimlight hates to part
with.
In fact, he had much rather part with
Mrs. Dimlight; but that lady manifested no
intention of leaving this pleasant world and
taking up her abode IN an uncertain sphere
Neither did she say that she should live :,
'eaving her lord in an uncertain state, and
her hysician in perpexed condition. The
doctor sand she wanted rousing, and Dimlght
thought he would do something to start her,
and get her out of bed.
He hit upon plan which he thought wo'd
operate in a satisfactory manner,
Mrs. RoundwiAk acted in the capacity os
nurse to Mrs. Dmlight. Roundwink is
widow, very pretty and very coquetish. For
handsome present she resolved to enact the
part that Dimllght marked out for her, so
one evening, when Mrs. Dimlight was groan-
ing, and threatening to die, Dimlight called
her to the window.
"She is going to kick the bucket ut last"
said the husband, $50 you and may as well
tix things so that we can start fair"
Mrs. Dimlight turned her head and stopped
moaning: Her eyes began to assume an un.
natural brlliancy. The parties in the room
took no notice Of her.
Yes, said Mrs. Roundwink, "she is going
at last. Now we can talk over our own af.
fairs,'
Mrs. Dimlight raised her form in bed, and
sat boldly Upright. She listened attentively,
and her eyes grew brighter.
"How soon snail We be married after che
is dead 2'' asked Dimligbt, passing his arms
around the substa waist of Widow Round
wink. IL suppose you will be willing to wait
a week OF two 2" simpe-ed Mrs. Roundwink
lovingly,
Mrs. Dinlight uttered an exclamation
which sounded profane, and giving one spring
landed OH the floor. "
"You think Pm going to die, do you 7"-
she yelled. "1'll see you hanged first I'm
live to spite you-yes, will Now out of
this house." turning to Mrs. Roundwink, "for
you don't stay here another minute / can
act as my own nurse, you good-for nothing
huzzy.
And from that day there was rapid i'm.
provement in Mrs. Dimligh's health. She
no longer tolerates nurses, but one can i'm
agine what kind of life poor Dimlight
leads.
His version Of the love making scene is not
believed by the restored Mrs. Dimlight.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
VOL. 4 NO. 43
The Washington Conspiracy Case.

Were this trial to have taken place before
respectable civil court, it seems to us that
though nearly oil the defendants would be
damned socially, as maliciously incIintd inn.
beciles-anything like legal conviction on
evidence, as to any capital ofense, would b
very difficult, if not impossible. In this the
reason that the Bureau Of Military Justice"
Unknown to our laws--has given o1ertths,
trial to the ',Inquistion," the "Star ChasA-
ber," the "Court Of High Confession 71-1n
short 10 sumit all up'in ore illegal term
that is TO be given over to futurs execution
Military Commission !' And that, too, III
times of Whist they tell US is peace -.,. &C..
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

A!LoNG SpEEcH.-On one OF those hemtt.
able days when the Kansas. Nebrasks bill
was being debated, Senator Seward tapped
Douglas on the shoulder, and Whispered in
his ear that he had some Bourbon" in the
Senator's private room, which waS twenty
years old, and upon it he desired to get Doug.
lass judgment. The ''1ittle Giant" declined,
stating that he meant to speak ih q few n.fn.
utes, and wished his brain unclouded by tie
fumes of liquor. At the concldsiofi' Of hfa
speech, Douglas sank down exhausted in his
chair, hardly conscious of the congratulations
of these who focked around him. At this
juncture Seward seized the orators arm
and bore him off to the Senatorial sanctur.
"Here's the Bourbon, Douglas. said Seward;
try sonne-its sixty years DID," -L r
Edward" remarked Douglas, IL have
made to-day the longest speech ever deliver.
ed history has no parallel for it." ....
"How is ,ast 2" rejoined Seward "ycu
spoke about two hours only! ..r-
Douglas. smiling, replied,-- o
"Don't you recollect that a moment befofo
l obtained the floor you invited me I'd partake
of some Bourbon twenty years old, and now,
Immediately after closing my remarks, you
extend to me some of the same liquor, with
the assertion that ie is sixty years old "a
forty years, speech was never delivered be.
fore" r..
Seward acknowledged the "corn," and the
two enemies politically smiled" .
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

instantly floored and manacled him, and inn
mediate)y sent for posse of constables who
served the rest Of the gang in the same man
ner.
I need only say that they were Convicted
of the murder, and received the condign pun
ishment which their deeds so richly merited
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

A STAGE SCENE IN AMERIcA.-A writer,
who has travelled extensively, says that he
witnessed rather strange scene id Shaks--
peare's beautiful tragedy Of Romeo aud
Juliet." 1t was at ons of the Western thea
tres. The piece had passed of veil without
interruption until the the last scene. The
character of Romeo sas excellently enacted
and loudly applaudod. The very model of
the lover was before the tomb Of the Capu-
let's, gazing upon the motohiesf form OF her
whe had 90 attracted his soul, and meditsting
upon committing an act which would send his
spirit 10 that undiscovered country where he
supposed Juliet had gone. Just as no ex-
claimed. Here to love % and at the same
tmo raising the vial which contained the pol.
son to his lips, q stalwaft young counttyman
jumped upon the stage, seized him, dashed
the vial from bis hand crushing it into atoms,
and yelling, "Yer stupid foop, she aih't dead !
Only been takin' little sleepin' medicine.
Didn't yer get the parsons letter 2" "Sirrah y
growled the tragedian, while the houselfairly
shook with laughter. why, yer girl ain't
dead tell ye, The way it was, they wanted
to make julie marry that chap thar" Ptint-
ing to paris, "whose business you have just
settled but tell yer julio war pluck ste
got her back right up,and vowed she wouldn't
do it, even if she war in the vault, and the
ghost Of the other fellow whom you killed
should dash her brains out with the bones Of
some of her dead cousins. Wal, her pluck
war land she took the stuff the parson 6x'
ed so he could play possum till you got hum
That's the way it war;" added the country
man, giving the desperate lover POKE 10 the
ribs with his elbow, and at the same time
loosing his hold. Course the fellow !" NUT
tered the raging tragedian, as he stalked be-
hind the scenes oval, now" said the
ccuntayman facing the audience. ''if that Amt
a leetle the meanest cuss ever did see, l
hope to be swowed. That's all the thanks
git for stopping him from pzening himself
Hope to be tarnly smashed if ever go to in.
terfere again when fellow wants to murder
HIMSELF he continued, air he clambered back
to his seat, just in time to prevent his upper
story from coming in contact with the curtain
as it descended. .... a..rr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
dd3IgS$il2Af7 7lSlIIKS

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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

l.is often pretty good matrimonial Arm
that consists ofthree quarters wife aad one.
quarter husband.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

The noblest question in tbs world if-'
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

There are three faithful frieads-1an old
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

1t is bad habit to carry your pfns or youi
religion in your mouth.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

Speak and write by the card, but do not
play by it. s--
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

You should never wink at faults, and mol
too often at the ladies.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
Price One Dollar.

tg Out ms nof1ce ouf y you desire DR. Har-
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them Of your druggists, do not take any other for
some dealers a1ho are nr,principled toiu rscomend
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

The human race is undoubtedly Of more
importance than horse race.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

August is upques tiopsbly the hktrsss
month Of reapers and docters. .., =
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
EhfI0IlAI CLAIM AGIIGY
NDUCTED BY
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gEfARVY~ AND COLLINS. -
WAS NINGToN, Z, c.
Ia order to facilitate the prompt ad-
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ether Claims due sosdiers and other persons from
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bcnse experience and close proximity to, and daily
EGPArss with the department; as well a. tie ear
reknoEledge, acquired by them, of the decisions
hyqaeHay beng made, enables them to prosecute
teims of ciantiy than Attorneys at distance.
hpsssbly do All persons entitled to claims of the
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.

All who have used DR., HARvEY's FEMALE Pills
recommend them to others. Nurses recommend
them-Druggists and Dealers recommend them in
preference to other medicines because of their merits
No lady objects to take them for they elegantly
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They perfectly harmless on the system, may
be taken at any time with perfect safety but dur
ing the early stages Of Pregnancy they should
not De fdken or miscarriage may be the result
Ihey never cause any sickness, pain or distress.
Each box contains sixty pills and full directions
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

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" Tunkhonnoek, Pa. Office in Stark'S Brick
lesk, TtoSA street
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07
ACT LIKE CHARM!

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various other remedies in vain, owe a renewal Of
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They are not a new discovery but a long tried rem
edy-the celebrated as
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Of the most eminent physicians prescribed them
for many years in his private practice, and ply
si'ian more truly popular wi ly known than
hsm in the treatment Cf -e rt -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-06-07

-8llkih EsFz. ! . s.Ts9 Vdia.iase .s4n zey. :
Z p ~ ~ -arn go
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
IN pE9nAft! eoJtk4 Sst.g Z c99usrS, STATE


Special Teru,, December &c, 1861. --.-----------
In the me*t'res tht ss'"ae ef.t'or'9e F. sgf'ey'
On reading Ina hnngqKs betit1tn 81 zelM j. &ree-
ley, admstratrxa u sa&k estate setting forth the
IN" d al the Ri sstats Of which said
.sd a
sd real estatx ltigfftof dQwdr (f'thc
Yi4owof rid des;edent thfeiG q ~ much Of said
ant, it appearing that there ts not sufcient persouaE
estate in the hH4de of! 4ti An.i9iytfsa X to.pay
s sS asSs 10 mi ala AL SrsT s
ed tlat gu hterested BALD. estate appear
bcfire the Judge Of this Court, gu SATURDAY, THE
e III R Sas y r. 5ssSs ef iSists' -
Minnesota then and theEe II Show tAnse, fah$ shere
shall be- why liqsnse shoifd not es grsnted to said
Alninstratr's H ys! saa fes.l sdeaIe accordng to
the prpySr Of sid a!l It Is further ordered
What % tS Srde1 shall be published for four
successive weeks to said day of hearing in the
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