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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
LEGAL NOTICE.
IIsNN II NV TO u
State of Ohio Nnton C0Untv.

Francis Shades, Administrator dc Petition
bunisnon OF FS-at9 UiJobu ". for Sale OF
McBcth, deceased. Real Estate
".
Edgar NJ Bed opl Walter Nc In Probate
Beth, Wiuor Hrir- Of The said Court,
donp W. Il Ha'h. l,re ,ea.
EDGAR Nc8ETu AMI Walter 5.cRcth, n i
Ia n,rh.irS %, law Of John W NcBpth. do
ceased and Homer G. Jones tlyh Guardi n,
all! take notice hat Francis Shades, Admiis
AcBorh, deceased, on the 30 lqv NJ Scrtem-
bate Court, wi h!HHud lpg Ga, ,uun,y ut in
ton, ard STATE of Ohio. aliedging that the per
'onaI Estate of said decreased is insufficient TO
pay his debts and the charges OF ADmiui.tar-
ny l.i,rs,atr; that the said John W NcBeth
"A his lie time AMI with his sole and .rperuta
meau-. n3r.hlsrd lu Lot Numb. Oue ilrul-
.rdard s Sycu'y-' Dr. l'7>.l ana FORTY eight
feet off Of The Eatt -ile of iu Lr' Number O4c
Hundred aoI Seventy seven liT7n iu the
Ivwu o. Nchrtiur and STATE ul O.ip; lad
fnuaUlslriv and for the purpose - .,f aul
NJ ME- creditors, cause tic legal title slnl
premises tn he cnrvryc cd 90 Laura \. NcBrth.
trn ii> wife. and now deceased. anil the pray
er of said Petition is for ~gl' of .uiI pr'm-
i.c, for payment The ds5.,au charge.
rIurr-ail.
sail Petition viii b, for hearing on the sI.t
ldy of October. 4 u. lsi,.n' ! ! o'clock A. NJ.
FRANCS SHADES.
Administrator o. bouislou ofIohn " MrBet
deceased.
Gru't d Mayo t'''7. 'or Ndmin'r.
Sep'e 4,hrr j., ,S'h-Gw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma.
'hincsorc ooiCed to pay MIR. Howe fec for
'ach Sewing Machines sold, and are also conf
geilci 10 make quarterly returns 10 him, stat
NJ, undcr oath, the number sold, his books
live correct statement OF the actual number
# Machines sold by the different manufacturers.
From this reliable source wGhavc obtained the
.uii0wirg reliable statistics, showing the mum
rr Of NoHing Machines disposed ofduIing tie
.t-l year ,Q ortcd. The priIcip COM Ianic,
nukug th}m are Wheeler h Wilson, ]. NJ
Singer a co., md Grover Gaker. Ofthc
Machines sod there wore sold
iy WHEELER " NlLSON.....,.,. W O. 3G5
by VI. singer ~ Co., ,.... lO,9E3
,'y 'fr"yerN Baker, .',.....'.'' ''lO,2SO
'tu@ NJ the sales Of Wheeler Wilson To he
'ou 'r 'inny other compuny.--N Y. nhsorycr.
We have personally examined the various
VI rhnc- before tie public, withan anxious
lcsirc Go place before urrcadcrs roliahlcinlor-
mati,n. 4, the result Of such examination. We
1nhesltu'iugly recommend wheeler 4 Nilson'
Sewing Machines as he Machine for family use.
-Wcstcrn Clri.yian Advocate
Ny little dal yhrcr. ofnino years takes on
Machines WI eler Wilson'S apart, oil
:. aud puts it in placo easily and roadly airsts
'ts parts, and performs with it all ordinary
work She can make herown dresses, includ-
ug hemmirg, gathering and setting in the
.lccyos. For- Ionth' u.e in MY family has
madott necessity aud lux, ".
Rev, ,C. r. RoYEToE.
Wcuso tho wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
.niu,, AMI can say in regard 20 it that tits will
'srivh. NJ other Mach ne exceeds in it,
lara ion toall purposes Of domestic USE
>+an"-a American,
-" Serl f.ra circular obtaining specimens
.f~swiug. lc>,EurHiaI4 prices c'c
WILLIAM SUNNER Z c..
hir~ ~ ~ wa EouT~h a. HnoSnSe1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
GEOKGE NIXON'S ESTATE.

NT Office is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator on the Estate oI
George Nixon, late of Vinton County, Ohio
deceased J; G' SWETLAND.
August II, lse5-T
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
& llEH HHNlKlXAyG
GOOD NEWS AT LAST
The nevor.hillus DIR. RAPHAEL is me lest, Ho
IL lsv ALL thars h1Na fttlfI
AL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,
IN LOVE AFFAIRS IIE NEVER
FAILS,

lie has the secret NJ winning the affections ~ On,
prn site sex lie guides the single 10 wealthy ard
htppy marriage, aud makes the married happy. lila
Ali and advice has been solicited In nnumerable in
stances, aud tn result has always bccn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
A srCEpY & NApPY MARRIAGE.
w, Tonr, n ru-rr- HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie will tell yuu their circumstance nuI ilcr iutnn
pr.,4.'s: and uu Is better than ui, lr can tell yot
tber lA,rghts and What tirir "Trnl inruliuls aFs
What is better sl, hc tell youE hry viii make !o'
happy,
hr TnpAapl IA, Therefore, sure dependence
Toain Ir.incss hi, advice invaluable. He can fore
til with the greatest certainty the result ~ a'l com
and business transactions aud spocll"i"hs UT
Ii,~l ilterprcts dreams for lottery numbers win HA
ftt..U. accuracy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09

-JUsTIoEs BLANKS. BLANK DEEDS
etc. foall descriptions for sale at thi
Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
by~:cians II scrip ions Car
fully Comp0uh0ea.

r e above have been bought low. for
psh selected with great care anl'wiIl he
yar,sn,cd az represented and sold at the
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICE
OCT I9-65-;i Dr. A. C0NDEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-09
les F@HIiIy sewing Na
Hire

TTAVING MADE, for oyersevcn years. the
/ L mos. popular Family Sewing Machines in
thecpuntry, and now employing El.OOOCOU in
.heir business, and mlking 100 Machine. per
lay, they are pre- pared, with such extrat rdina-
ry tncliuesand experience, to guarantee To t ne
purchaser entire ,0tisfaction All our Muc-
Iinesarn made equal Y well, and are
WARREf5TED THREE YEARS,
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN THE "OLD
DOMINION"
tFrom the Lynchburg Republican,

- ~ AyASnDuTs ncpuBilCdHJ 8
We deem it our duty again to state
what we believe to be the general and Fixed
opinion Of our people in regard to public
matters. VIZ do this because we know
that men who have no good in their souls,
and who are mad because the people know
them to be mean and malicious, are busily
engaged, through a portion of the press,
which they unfortunately control, and by
secret correspondence, inimpressing upon
the authorities at Washington the belief
that many of our people still entertain
sentiments and are still brooding over
scheems prejudicial to peace and good or
der. We hesitate not to say that every
such representation is false, and that tho: g
who make them are utterly unworthy of
confidence and respect. Their efforts
spring from bad motives and are directed
to bad ends. They wish to fatten and
great by The oppression Of those
whose condition, Heaven knows, is already
sufficiently deplorable.
The representation Of these creatures
is, that our people still cherish the wish
and the purpose to rebel against the Fed
erai Government, and that this is shown by
the preference given at our elections for
men who have served honorably in our
late armies. They insist that our people
shall hush the voice Of sympathy, and dis
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
DAY AND BOARDING School

THE undersigned will reopen his
school at bis residence, 10 Thlbodaux, on
w edne sdoy. 18th September next. Pa
rents wishing to send children are 1ffa-
qqested to apply ut the earliest eeaye-
niency- -
The present circumstances. ncf Justify
ing the employ of assistants, the soh6SI
will be conducted by the undersigned
only. and pupils limited to strictly that
number to which he can, by himself;
properly attend.
A few boarders can be accommodated
who will be treated as members of the
family, and expected to behave as such.
TIE strictest adherence TO the. .rales
will be required Of, pupils.
CONDITIONS: n1Ar
Day scholars, $5 and ~ SO per month,
monthly in advance.
Boarders (including tuition and washingI
$22 so and S25 per month, payable
quarterly in advance.
N. B.-French is included in tuition.
All other languages, modern sor ancient,
will pay 81 per month extra.
CHAs. SCHIFFERsTEIH.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
LoNpoN TImEs on rHE CoNFEpER ,rE

LONDON TIMES ON THE CoNFEDER ,TE
GovERNMENT.-The whole course Of this
civil war has been unique in its character.
The Confederate leaders did more than
any insargent chiefs have done, and ended
with less to show for it. Theirs was no PRO
v~isional ; government organized in secresy
and maintained at hazard. For four years
they claimed place openly, and not unrea-
sonably, among the states of the world.
IF the Confederate Government was not
recognized" in diplomatic form, it OBJ
tanned, at any rate, every other kind of
acknowledgement. 1t was known on the
Exchanges of Europe and contracted loans
on no unfavorable terms. It found it's way
into our Year Books and biographies, and
became for its brief term of existence a
genuine political reality. Posterity may
turn even to the respectable Almanche
de Gotha, and learn who were the South
ern officers Of state in the year 1865. Great
English statesmen recognized the creation
of q new nation, and yet of that nation
there remains less now than usually sur
wives even the most hopeless instruction.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

The Detroit Free Press, among othe r
Northern papers which are not utterly
debased by the blackness of abolition in
all it's phases, considers the proposition
to foist universal suffrage upon the
people of the South as monstrous. 1t as
serts that if Congress refuse admission
to the representatives OF the people re-
Gently engaged in rebellion, that such
action will be I" intolerable to the South,
and it will be equally intolerable to the
North, and unless it be abandoned, @ re-
bellion Of such huge proportions rs to be
a revolution will be the result, and that
result will consign to infamy those loyal
names now SO conspicuous for their rad
ical and Wanted insanity or worse" We
commend the teaching Of the Press to
certain radical newspapers in our midst,
which seem to be more anxious than the
conservative press Of the North to draw
the cords of oppression and misrule
around the already tortured body of our
people. All we ask, is that the
people may rally round the President as
long as he holds the doctrines he has pro-
mulgated concerning the rights and
sovereignty of the States. His procla-
concerning slavery was the result
Of the storm Of abolition which has swept
over, and now threatens to destroy. the
whole country. Unless the Presidents
arm is vigorously used in the right
direction, we think the great rebublic
will soon founder by its own weight.
Jackson fMiss.) Nevs, 9Th inst.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

The Baton Rouge Gazetfa and Comet
says: We understand that OF some of
the cotton farms in our parish the lice
have made their appearance, and that the
leaves and forms of the plant are shedding
profuseiy. "A very serious %diminution Of
the crop is apprehended in consequences
A good shower Of rain would tend greatly
to arrest the evil complained Of.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
Succession Of John eeliins, deesassd.


Stase of Louisiana-Third Judiciat District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourchc,
WHEREAS. Mrs. Lucy "A Baldwin, widos 81
John Collins, ofsaid parish. has filed her appiica-
ton with the Clerk of said Court. praTipg to
be appointed Administratrix of the succession
of said John Collins, deceased. s4f+q
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned
and notified to file their objections, ii any shss
have to the said application, with the Clerk Of
said Court, ct his Office In the town, Of Ttiho.
daux. within ten days after the first publication
hereof, or tie said applicant will, In due course
of law, be appointed and duly qualified the
Administrators Of the succession Of s.EtJohr Eoz
Inns.
6N Witness my hand and the seal IL
Court, this list day ofsSeptember,
A. u. one thousand eight hundred and eixty-dve.
seq. JUSTIN SARIACl stk.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
Lost.

A promissory note. drawn By H. /. Collins.
to the order of, and endorsed BIZ. John. w,
Dedrick, for $5125 90. dated Lafourche Parish.
March 9Th, 1856, and due March Isl, 1857. With
8 per cent. interest after maturity ; and iidenti-
fed with an act of mortgage by paraph Of ). K.
Gourdain, Recorder. Interest sspaid un to
Marchslst, 1861. The finder wilt please return
it 20 the holder, NHf EAaAH LEWIS.
no.. tf = 80
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
STATE or EOUISTANA, THIRD ~
DICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARISH
OF LAFOURCHE. 5sa 20 ~
Succession ab-iastestate Of Kittie, /. ~ y.

Succession ab-instestate Of Kittie, I. VIC.
The4th day Of September, 1665dMorI
day. at 8 O'Clock a. NJ, / will offer 4
sale, on the premises OF Judge Roman, nn
jackson street. certain moveable pro-
perty, consisting in womsn's dresses.
tables, one press or armoir. crocksry,
b lankets. one mosquito bar, ETC., eta.
The said property belonging, to6sths
succession sb.instestate softhe late Kittic.
t. II. G. 1 faasFaTE q~tsslsa aaY
JUSTIN SARTA,
Clerk Of the Sd Jad. Dist. Court, palriiissKX
Of Lafourche. and administrator sx-eaicio
If said Succession. 1s94asiea 80
Clerks Office, Aiguss %, 1856. ssssss
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

" soy AEa -L EEN 49,
notwithstanding the Civic Guard,
we notice another instance of the forward
movement towards the reorganization al
ludedato in our last number, in the meet
ing announced and the numerous candi-
dates out for parish offices on the part of
our very junior sister Terrebonne. Illus
t1rating again the opposite movement ON
the part Of Us Of Lafourche, we certainly
show very sleepy, if not crawfshy. Tex
cuse the neologism) disposition. We have,
nevertheless, for the past few days, seen
a movement which indicates something is
about to ~come-and that something viii
he done, no doubt.-something that looks
like old times. We are watching with
solicitous curiosity to what the movement
will lead. Of late years, image of our
dsnressed fortunes, hats had followed the
same course, and low hats covered lower
ed hfows. We now see of a sudden the
proud high tubs" craowdfing again our
streets ss Let Us .aps there is something
tor the general aud p4bIic benefit brewing
between the crowns of AFORESAID !. tubs1
ind the crowno fthe heads ,rader. Ihose
Is some pluck in that indication.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
James Rogers

GySlu98 Wf nlSNS
L. Blanchards store.
found in The same binding. se 51Hs fauro6aI
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
BFSee T. Beattie's notice in another
column. of to-day's issue.

E%Cotton is coming into town by cart
loads and by sacks. This looks like a
good omen of. the forthcoming of this
worlds essential. Faces look less dry
quite in opposition to the weather-and
in view of that amiable requisite, the
product of the laborer's toll, we feel our
selves cheered; it is the best sign of
returning prosperity. God grant 1t we
need it much; and if long sufferance
deserves compensation, we dare say we
are entitled to early better times.
-W"The weather has suddenly changed
from extreme heat to a cool, pleasant and
beautiful autumnal temperature. What
effect it may have on the crops, we have
not ascertained, but believe not q bad
one /; at all events a very excellent one
on crop-gatherers, and OH those benefited
by the latter. There is no sickness
amongst us, nor has there been. We have
passed SO healthily a hot year.
We cannot account for this, except the
lack Of means to pay for medicines and
doctors. We hope that next year may
afford a better chance to our " numerous"
friends-the NJ. D.'s-without damage to
he community
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

The bayou has, as we noticed in a pre- :
sious issue, risen higher than ever seer
at this season of the year; we have not
been able yet to discover tho cause. the
most plausible, however, we heard from
o friend of ours, is, that it is owing to a
rise in the Mississippi. The waters are
falling at present, and resuming their
natural heights. 80 pslsy5
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
Coral Nems.

give call the attention of our readeas
to the card Of Messrs. T. w g. C. NJ.
Smith, agents Of the New York Daily and
Weekly News. These papers have so long
circulated amongst our reading commu-
nifty, that comments are useless. By re-
fcrring to advertisement in another col :
nmn, the ruplic will perceive that the
prices are exceedingly moderate.
These gentlemen will also furnish the
Metropolitan Record.
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F.. w. & c. M. SMITH,
aa d.. AGENTS rs ltj 7Rsv $40
N. Y. DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWS.
13 st. Charles st., + DOM No. I. ground floor.

Having been appointed Az ,nts for tie Nsus Yssx
Daily and Weely News we would afesperafuRw
solicit the patronage from the people or The, south
and West. The News il a most excellent Fanfly
all know it's character, and M pne can DENY iesy "a
yotion to the true principle Of Liberty and PoDplR
Rights. All persons wishing to subscribe or nj az.
tse. viii do well to han in their names. F
Persons from the country will have their ordeI
promptly filled. tls6fsa 5@gsdI 4
Farmers having lar ds for sale would do, wei to
advertise in Its columns. as it's extensive circulation
offer great advantages in that line. "a . u7Sg
our TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS isyah
Daily News mailed to subscribers, single eop;esg.
OuS wear 49, -, ? - 8IQ ~
Daily News mailed to Subscribers. single COPE,
six months .af.uy 5 Oe
yraa,,. II sastfAgxsxS
To C~lergymea, Weekly . .ai3. .9.isl 10
For further information call upofs us, Or address
by mail as above. F.. W. T. 9. M. SxrTssw
seq ~ sA 1&as d = AGENTS.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

The Peoples HousE."-Near the
post office our old friend J. j. Maggioli
has opened a coffee house, bar room and
r%estaurat. That it is we'll kept, and pro-
vided with the best articles, liquid and
solid, is a~ttested by its being kept by
Jack : and if that is not evidence suf-
fcient BY the palates of the tasters.
Call on him, you who pass by and spe-
ciaily you who are waiting for the mail
to be opened. Jack will sell you patience
at ten cents a dose, and no extra charge
for his company.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

- Era ELrF L4F
pERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of
shaking the hand of our old Texan friend
and cotemporary's collaboration of the
Houma Civic Guard, IA. neater and more
artistically gotten paper can scarcely be
found out Of %cities) and his present
boss Tom !; both experienced and. by
long practice, skilled members of the
topographic profession. Success is sure
to attend their efforts.
We call the attention of the public
TO the advertisement of Mr.. T. Fitzwil-
liam's stationery store, rs Camp street,
New Orleans. The old residents of this
place will be glad to meet there the ia
mifiar face Of their friend of the Chess
Club Memory" Michael F. Dunn, who
will always be pleased to attend to his
former friends. All articles in the line
of their business are Of the best qualities.
Give a call to Michael.
&fEsg A4HE ztHEE NG E l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29
THE DISASTER TO THE NORTH STAR.

Additional Particulars - PraiscwOrthy
Exertions or the Troops and Passengers
In Preventing the Fires from Being
Extinguishcd-Thc Company Ccnsurcd
by the Passengers, &c.
NORFOLK, Oct. %, 1896.
The Norfolk Post this morning gives the particulars of
the disaster to the steamship North Star in the gale Off
Hatteras on the night Of the oath inst
Such the force of the leak the morning OF the
26th that the reached within four inches of the
fres and would have extinguished them but for the
superhuman efforts OF the troops and passengers board
to prevent it, After throwing much Of her cargo
board the vessel made thousand gallons Of
minute.
The ship is now at the wharf here leaking to the
tent of two thousand gallons minute, and II requires
the most energetic efforts at the pumps keep her from
sinking.
The passengers have published resolutions denouncng
the Of the North Star for sending her TO sea
the condition which they knew her be in Her copper
torn that the passengers say that the ship could
not mako seven knots an hour The boiler only
equal to eighteen pounds OF steam There insult
lcency Of life boats and the vessel every respect
unseaworthy.
The resolutions Of The passengers conclude fol-
lows -
Our experience during the entire gale Of the Oath and
18th Of October and fact during the entire voyage
guilty Of the most criminal carelessness In sending us TO
sea in vessel so unseaworthy as the North Star
steamer Is expected here from New York to take the
North stars passengers and freight New Orleans
The troops that board have had quarters pro-
vided for them here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29
NEWS FROM HAYTI.

The Insurgents Nearly Starved Out
Bread Four Dollars q Pound-Flour Ono
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars q Bar
rel.
News from Hayti received by way Of Europe
that the taking Of Fort ST. Michael by the rebels had
been of any advantage to them the capture Skin
mshes take place daily, in which ten twelve Of
salnaye's army are shot or disabled Each day
Der Of descrters pressed by hunger over the
government lines
The position Of the town is said to be growing daily
more desperate Sanave anxious and suspicious makes
and remakes administrations every day. His committee
Of public safety has given place to the consea recou
tonaire. Provisions are scarce, and prices fabulous
Biscuits are dainty meal -four Is 81 200 per barrel and
bread fur dollars pound Strangers at the Cape have
been warned that taking refuge with them
not be allowed any communication with the outside.
Sanave has shot several persons accused Of melting
reaction Every indication points the fall Of the re-
beon