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, 1865-06-20

rnJr ia II Etuues and Mower com.ined, and stne.e
Mower. tpti of The Casuga Chl-f pattern. con-
,r,tuteG from tue :aEce ana well kao~n cs a1s'sa :
meut Of Bstbet, She.con d Co, Of Auburn. y. 1 y
4hrnupt thtat agents. BAL, Ehtifsla 8 90 = . "a
7Re ard 1a4 Vest Iake street. The Cayuch Chtct
Prsnrr :. ", III tromr in the %ctt, and IL ia rcry
renc,ai use, There are several noticeable fea
1nrr. about II. to which particularly cali attcn-
,on and witch We thirk make II eeua: to, II III y
t,x = not give 81 pronincnce orer, any other ma
rbtpe. All os ,hr machine IA ms6e Of Iron and
st,cl. The lsEue Is o1 wrought iron, the cutter
,.r nr sters xhl.e fer the drEef bar and couLect-
fDc. r,t ca.t ttcel II use. The uath1ne I. conse-
mnSsn,,y %S eoupsfs, strong .na 1u7ble The ma:n
stfo,., +: Il worked With loasc or hinged
14p.r- A. rtSai. 'hus .Ao.;'E u 70 pas "a'
q, Wtt n ar.: dIlsess ald work t Esther or iade.
reuilec.ly. as DESIRE. f'ls. ~11h the '1ih'c
Inv uEs,tn ~ su,ace Tic poe u the npg.rs :.
Tnft:rs c,s te e}.rsfsd or Depressed insttEuy,
Tbf,e The M.ct're u In NC ioh. fnst. IL lodged
5ojEt It. vhi .l,s machine exe~ie sll OF: ct. ~
3ts rna.d Il ~trt T. calied cds"f Or Gu nog
plaie. 1h't Il elect - inc uo1loa o. ~ IA
FL t.ntys N tbst resry ali he aowese using
smooth tics cos we e., 70. a. Pr n the M ~ d I'd ss
CONES rom ed wher the inichlac tfsins 10 ~
M in thick hotton grass. End IL o. ttes .na ~ ~
Tk1De: hut IN THIS ueCQtuc lAI.
gcUeo,ed ApotheF feature y shst to- Ms.a "
ia frce frou ride draft- u 1nsAalfy eeou-ta"
10a iirh or Isw cut, whe,e 'o1Erd ana sLauoIn :
r1s,r m. trtt in lhe Esme swath- Whra We tsHs
into COZ e,deratlvn its Ebterlal. ~orSmau'n'p
ariu4tae,.llY. durability. Gee u 11u, ,nu5, auu
tnuertrf wurk. NC mus award 10 Tue EaSuEa
Chle3 Nesper aud Mowrr L.gh posNon. ~ ne
1srsuert OF lIpoie and the Surtn y pnsssse,
1he great .nx.ntsce, from the cssc wan Mnicn y
c.n be pr, tected IRON the weather: atoo. u
everybody knuSs, b.iue much le-s soh9eGt % "
iu1y By expo-ure than when wood ana iron a1s
cU1rb1ped. .,-,
Several new end marked improvements asst
rern andro 10 the psch,nes huflt tor 1sha Am1oe
them ihe lollo~ilc: The width o! inc N .en!ne .
hct q tut1ea*rd. giving It gFtater steiatness
snotinn on uneven ground. Heeefscs nnfo his5
~ ~ mi in the Lube o! the lut, rn4l Ter aao
Hstrhef 10 cor,f the tnft u the !ftnc, 80 n en-
,tsa1v N prevent rirt sud asnd IRON %ofkMTT k1T II
Ssasrtng out tho tb.ft. Thu Katehef Nbte
Aoa WWsin t;raf have elao becn onbine1 1g one
~ s!,sn n ,nnre room for the gear Ing. The Cr4ul
Eh.,t hss slto been TO arranged thai thr hs1'a
r. IN the upp+s 3 dc Of the irasnr, ihstcad Of IN
rnasr t,de ~ form. E.,. An snt'fely 'e~ sct Q
os,ierns hue creltiy improved ths style att Gsn
~ .nne6rApc, pf 1he = Cblst. MAnF 0the
snr-nStrent, havc .'.o h'rn Insd6 hoto on ~
M,{'t snd The JubtDr No~ai, Which VIII su'
mn'r 1.' pns tvesy commrrd 'n:m TO Ii: tass: Q
r. fnm,tr puN!tc. Bsis, ih;!itps 20 ~
IA anr iii Wet eAtrrct Ch'c,rn. ntc eh
t;.,rrsl " et.r RI AGENT: o: tae Ss.'sa Inle
Muwc1 nno Keeper.
, 1865-06-20

New soxa-"Tbc Boys in D!ne arc Coming
Home to,isht,' IL the title Of heausiul new
sos snd eho.ue iustt.sued ~ Mr. Il. N. Higgins,
No. III Rap1o]ph street Tbs language Is ex-
ceeIiag.y tpt1l;ed. ard the music approp1tate to
The t1E1e. 1t Is proper there should i've song Ut
gel one for ,hu hoya ms well as recent on
spts cbes, at,d 1lr. ulG2iEs hes happily supplied
, 1865-06-20

Ux1vkRsrTI OF ST. MARY or T.sE LAkE.-The
closing EXAMINATIONS for tue aesdsrnc year 1865
eaumenced yesterday at this Institution, and con-
time In the following order:
MnndsJ-Ancient Languages.
TuF4cay-Me1crn Languages.
Observation-Disclosures.
JtrlstAy--Aocient And MoacIE HstoEI.
, 1865-06-20

NV. Il. H. GALExA DIs1s1oa.-A new time
table ,c.k effect on ttls 1tne OF RsIscad on Sun
day laEt the tul.ow1nr the Ii rcs Of arrival
ALd ds1AE .usr at passenger 1sa!ta:
Laves Chlr-gn. tor Cedar Rtptds. S % a. N !;
F1eepnrt, 100 i. n R9ckfcrd. 4.0fp. H.; GtnsvA
end ElRiD. g p M; Iowa Express, s is p. m. !;
Freep4,rt, 1880 p N.
Arrive: iron, Fire. port, an a. N. Iowa, s. 0s
a. n; Ge1 eva aLd E gin. $40 a. m; Rockford,
u1Ua- m; F1.epors, 3-as p. Il; Cecar ksq1s,
Z. p. m.
, 1865-06-20

CuAE1Es Walsh PAaDoTED -Presideni John
eon hss Internationally pardoned chArles
wal.h Of this city, impr1e,ncd ia the Ohio Pen,.
tertiary slice -pr!l LAST, pprtn mt To tt. f1ua.
lug Of the u litary Commits on Mt C.ncIcnattt.
iEal-h ~sE implicated In Lac famous Chicago con
rptrscy. 1t il untt tt1~tond that 1he pardon h.s
been granted teckuss tie President Il disposed Is
draw the relt OVER all old uQlfItc,l Offrnsas
, 1865-06-20

THE Tn1nCsE Of TIE RA1Ls.-c. n. Shaver,
pcwsase1t for the Northwestern, Mt|wsukec. and
Rock l+!spd Rsslroaas, 1nfoesns us thas his boys
Are II etIucted ~ ctaEGe IN future no more th sn
FIVE ce1ts per COPY for the TR1BuxE Patrons OF
the paper s!orx the line OF these roads wi! pl ae
ueft D0Ie OF thf-; the exseticn OF more than
1vc cents vi bcrenftef he m tuposifion. when
tue 1r 5',c stoula 1csis:. II attempted, aud report
to MI. Shaver.
, 1865-06-20

4 DAEeERbrs CnAnAcr1n.-Ssn Zewe1i IT
tempted TO pass 1nto the Fair building on Satur.
d.y last upon Ia5J's ticket. Mr.. Shtpmln at
once took up the card, rhereupon Zewelt drew
revolver and ewore be would shoot him, Tho
fellow was Ar1eeted, ard WIS yesterday taken to
the Police Court where be wAs held over 10 tho
KefuIdt1'e 4 lQQff In bQnd. Of $3N
, 1865-06-20
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WAETKDAgs5ts~ESF 75: ~ z0ts;.= T tl;S N5W =.
urseen nnd Tha Escare" ~ Alb RI b. nj h1df,a.
s.l Trbrn coEru p1nt ent, The w,rk will emneacs
the n ~ arr tga q Mr. RchhIosons unosra 1el-d
ezp-sder III 3ears lTave. through tho 5o1sh
in b ssc.tr s<rviee Ct tea r1haa. thsout Or,
of: VET, w1th d. armies III i ell. R.ss Frtt;
h:s Thrilling ctptur-. ~ n,-rlet IN asv di1t..;
m.h aice hY Negroes Aad t1n,"n enul IL :e'r1 II
.t1 abound IN ,thsinx tv.1tz. ard e,ltaln more q
other wotk which h,a Sc: sresafed nj s:ann t r
CIR u'a-a aud terms Il. C. TREAT. III 3anth C'asE
ftYt Ct Cn.caVq. IlirofA js:1-s1te It
, 1865-06-20

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AND
~ BAGGAGE AT AUCTION, MusDAF. Juae
1s'h. 1t tH oelcek. :: RutSIa Ausstoa Kanm3,
tfe lot OF Baggage Rnd UEc aimed Freight sdvefl43d
10 be sold on uue 7lt, sa~ hae Ing bean unaTodanly
pnst pnufd WA- T. BuiIkhS Us
{t16o16Q4tithp AucnoneGfs-
, 1865-06-20

DRY GOODS, YANKEE NO
- rpSs STRAW Goops. &s # AuSTtoN;;
Tn fUFeD Az, JaEe .sth. ~tsk 1'ctocE. It But era
pc.ipn Rouras, Nos 103, 1O5 md 101 pea,hotn
staet Wh. A. uUTTkk5 = CO..
ieIth.stks AuctIontel1.
, 1865-06-20

he. F. E AHEE.-The mary friends OF this
gentleman will ce delighted to learn that he this
evening presents them IN opportunity to sec'pro-
cafe fomt Of the many faeoss by him bestowed
upon them during the psst ycar, In his capAcity
ct leading nFtist o! Col. Wooa'e theatrical com
pany. A. IN actor. In soue cha1aeters, Mr.
Aiken has few. II nny, eQns.s; his Bob Bill r'y,
for IN taEce, haf nev-I hetn rquaied In this clty.
We entlc.phte fcr Mr. Aiken literal recognition
Of biz past SERVICES. from be pm 7c- Nr- 4. will
prescnl upon this oc =n+fon the eleEsut comedy Of
Shower. or Wild Va't," and the "Counuy
Coutfn.@
, 1865-06-20
Found.

IAoHS5
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

-. eEa h@ NN -& EFE. Ill
Last Tuesday morning we were arrest.
ed at home by a file of U. s. soldiers and
imprisoned by order of a certain Capt.
Bishop, who acted as Provost Marshal in
this place for about two weeks, and then
departed. We were taken to the parish
prison, and there incarcerated, in the
lower story. in a damp, cold, miserable
apartment, in company with a renegade
negro. Being sick, we were afterward
moved to the upper story Of the prison,
where we had better quarters. Our crime
consisted in our article in the Banner
last week "Bayonets Us. Civil Law"
That article was written against Mr.. Bish.
op. and there is not a word or a sentiment
in it that can be construed as disloyal.
Mr.. Bishop, as we believe, committed an
outrage against our community and civil
law, and we said SO in our columns : and
we now insist that ifjustice were done we
would be enjoying the liberty which he
enjoys, and he would be locked up in a
cell of the prison where this article is pen
ned and we are Observation-Disclosures Bdnner.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
NrH @-@e s&asn-A ?
The trial OfFrcedmen.

Headquarters, Bureau Of Refugees.
I d Freedmen and abandoned Lands. l
State of Louisiana, N. O., Sept. %, 1861
Circular No. Is ?
Whenever any Judicial officer of the
State arraigns and tries freedmen for al.
legged fault, and shows by his proceedings
hat he is disposed to deal as justly with
this clasEof persons az with white persons,
no interference by any of the agents of
this Bureau, will be allowed. The coop
Grafton of such officers assists rather than
retard the work Of this Bureau
Officers of the Bureau will only inter.
fere with the civil authorities when the
testimony Of the freedmen is denied or
when, by reason Of old codes or disregard
of new ones, impartial justice is denied
on account Of the color OF the person ape
plying for it.
The officers of the State will evrywhere
be invited land are hereby invited) to, aid
this Bureau in administering Justice to
the freedmen, and in promoting the peacs
and industry Of tie country.
Each State officer who accepts this In
vitation. and who is willing to receive the
testimony Of freedmen, without prejudice
on account of color or origin, is requested
to make the same known, in writing. ad-
dressed to the Assistant Commissioner
at his Headquarters. in New Orleans.
In all cases where State officers will not
treat the freedmen in this manner. the
duly authorized officers of this Bureau
will establish, in connection with their
offices, tribunals for the trial Of all acases
where. freedmen are interested, in ac-
cordance with the law at Congress-. act
March Sd, 1864, and the orders of Major
General Howard in pursuance, thereof. y
By order of S*sf
THOMAS w. CONWAY.
Assistant Commissioner. Barcau of Refa.
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned LanJs.
ID. G.. FENNo.
1st Lieut.. and A. "A. "A. G.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
Ned" an anonymous poet perpetra-
ted the following on behalf Of Mrs. Smith,
a celebrated caterer i'm San Francisco /:

" I wish / was an editor,
| really do indeed:
1t seems to me that editors
Get everything they heed.
They get the highest and the best
Of everything that growg.
And gets insfree to circuses
And orher kind of shows:
And when a mammoth cheese is cut.
They always get a slice,
Fox saying Mrs. Smith knows how
To make it very nice.
The largest pumpkin. longest beaA
And other garden stuff,
Is blown into the sanctum by
An editorial puff. i
The biggest bug will speak to them,
No matter how they dress
A shabby coat is nothing-if
You " q printing press.
At ladies' fairs they're almost Rugged
By pretty girls. you know.
That they may crack up everything
The ladies have to show.
And thus they get a blowout free
AT every party feed;
The reason is-because they write
And other people read.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
(.Jor ten mimi Is, uiM banjo a,

Mr.. Smart-Admirably clever, Mr.. Sam
bo. / have heard nothing so good at the
theatre. You would realize fifty dollars O
night on the stage.
Black Electors.-Dam low dem actors,
Sar. And they am tied to the clock, obi
gated to go and sing whether in the
hunor or not, and whether 'em drunk or
sober. Dat a slavery which no colored
genelam could smit to, Sar.
Mr.. Smart-You are right, Mr.. Sambo 4.
and | am truly glad to hear you proclaim
such unhesitatiDg enmity to tyranny of
every kind. I am sure, therefore. that Won
will give your vote to my friend, the
Honorable Hominy Buster, whose maxim
is, that freedom should roll over the uni
verse like the boisterous air, and be
bounded only by the ornament and by
the ecliptic.
Black Elector-You talk jolly we'll,
Massa. You make dam good pious
preacher, Sam. 'Tand up on dat stump
and preach. and dis colored genelam give
you half a dollar.
Mr.. Smart-IIl come Tomorrow, and
do it for nothing to-day have an
gagement and l must 60; for / am not
IKE you, Sir-a free and unlettered GEN
tleman. who can do as he pleases and who
has no master but himself.
Black Elector-Dat berry elegant COM
pelment. Sar. Massa Tart, and dis here
coiored genelam am equal in politeness.
GU shall hab his vote when You can fni
it about de house, or anywhere. Suppose
some Of dem young monkeys hab took it,
and dropped it in de drain, may be, but
III give 'em a crack over and make 'em
VT. smart-Thank you, Mr.. Sambo ;
81 aail tomorrow and drive you 10 Il 3
Piace OF voting, and show you all about il.
American gentleman.
Black Elector lloftily)-You may do so.
oar. exit Mr.. Smart.) Civil beast. dat
am' for q white. but not know polite man
ners. But am now time for some rum, and
sleep. Colored genelam loo precious
70 danger hin health overworking.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

Sidney Smith was once looking through
the hot house of a lady who was proud If
her flowers and used, not very accurately,
a profusion Of botanical names. !. Mad
am" said hes :" have you the sepieunss
psorias,s ~ ..No," said she, II had it
last winter, and gave it tothe Archbishop
of Canterbury ; it came out beautifully iii
the spring ."-.Speun,s psoriasis is t's
medical name of the~seven year itch.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
Thibodaux, La, October Z, 1865.
ELECTION.

"
Gov. Wells, as our readers are aware
ordered an election for Governor, Lieut.
enant Governor, Secretary Of State, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Attorney General, five
Representatives to the Congress of the
United States, and Senators and Repre-
sentatives to the Legislature, to take
place IN Mon day. the 9th day of Novem-
Der next.
The duty Of every citizen-of every
man-entitled to a vote, is to respond to
the call Of the Governor. Let every man
be ready. Let every man who has not
taken the oath, or had lost the certif-
cate of the oath prescribed and mentioned
in the Governors proclamation, put
himself in readiness. The war is over
and peace is established, it is true /;
but how will you be governed Whit
policy shall be that Of your State? It
remains with vi to decide. The future
destiny-social and political-of our
State depends on the action Of the e~lector-
al population.
After all National perturbations, agita-
tors are found ready to lay the founda-.
ton Of the fortune they ambition, and to
rise on the public ruins. Little caring
for principles. ~expediency is their rule ;
and their r-horse-the element the
most conducive to the aim they wish to
reach.
Citizens, be true to yourselves, to the
State and to the country. Do your duty
and prepare for the day of election; be
present at the polls-that noble and
rational field where Liberty fights its
battles without bloodshed. Let the i'm
mass of the truly loyal men throw
in the shade, whence they come, |
the advocates of discord, the perturbators
of public order, the satisfied party.
Since the days of Washington it has.
under a thousand forms, raised periodi-
cally its hydra-head ;-lat it receive its
death blow. In all countries under The
party exists under special denomina-
lions, but goes by the general name of
Radicalism.
The citizens duty -imperatiye duty
Is to cast his vote as his conscience may
The time has not arrived yet
or party feelings, and as for partisan
feelings, the time is past. One object is
before us truly establish union and re-
our social and political status.
There is but one object in view; there
AN be but one party-Order or Discord,
Union or protracted Disunion. Can any
me hesitate!
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

What is the reason that men never
kiss zach other, while the ladies' waste a
world of kisses on feminine faces 7" said
the captain to Gussie the other day.
Gussie cog itated a minute, and then an
swered :. Because the men have so,na-
thing better 10 kiss, and women haven't.
The captain /" saw 1t" immediately.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
PUNCH ON THE BLACK ELEcToR.
A PLEASANT PROSPECT FOR OUR AMERI-
CAN FRIENDS.

/ q -
The newly constituted ~elector, Sambo
is sitting on a stump, and playing a small
banjo. Enter an American gentleman
Mr.. Rufus X. Smart.
Mr.. smart-Well, Mr.. Sambo, how dc
you do 1
Black Elector with dignity)-Masss
1 Sambo amAberry well, tank you, sar.
Mr.. Smart-Glad to hear it, Mr.. Sambo,
rejoiced to hear it. Hope your crops
coming on well.
Black Elector-Pretty well. sir. Dis
white trash amt no good much Mt work,
but well soon kick 'em into a better
knowledge OBJ things, and OBJ deir privel-
eyes in serving a kind colored genelam,
Mr.. smart-They ought to b- glad to
take your money, and do your work, Mr..
Sambo. BY the way, you must mind and
exercise your rights as a citizen.
Black Elector-Hate exercise like the
debbil, Massa. What's your name, Sar ?
What for you obtrude on a colored gen.
clam taking his music lesson?
Mr.. Smart-No intrusion, Sir. I trust.
My name is Rufus x. Smart, and / am a
friend Of the Honorable Hominy Buster.
who hopes to have your distinguished
support at the coming election.
Black Elector-Sar, fyou cheek dis mig
dis colored genelam, you'll make
'quaintance wild him boot ON your dam
skin. What you mean, SAL?
Mr.. Smart-No anger, Mr.. Sambo. The
Government of this almighty and everlast-
ing country has Thought proper. in its
extraordinary enlightment. to invest you
with the franchise. You understand, I am
sure it has given you a vote.
Black Elector-Dat a lie, Sar. It hah
give me muffin of de kind. Where is it7
Dere's my house. / give you leave to go
into a colored genelam's house and look.
If you find de vote, bring it here directly |
mint. |
MIR. Smart have not made myself |
quite clear.
Black Elector-You seems a stupid
boss, dats clar-yup, yup, ynp. yur. yup.
Mr.. Smart faside)-I'd give FIVE dollars
for five minutes leave Il canvass him with
this strip of hippopotamus. I'd obtain a
expression of his sentiments. MY
dear Mr.. Sambo. you are a gentleman Of
America.
Black Elector-Ah Now you talk sen-4
sitive, Sar, quite sensitive. and me proud to
Know you. Sit down. Sar, and don't be
bashful. we are oil alike and ~equal--ail
cakes out of the same oven, only de colored
q cake which an hotter done.
Like cake and molasses, Sar?
Mr.. Smart-Delight in it, ! assure you.
Black Elector-Den steal some. come
% me. and I'll lend you a stool to eat him
N. Yup, yup. yup. yup. yup..
Siags) Massa's name Manassas,
Hugely little Jew.
Steel him prime molasses,
Put him in a stew.
Jiggle joggle, jumpacroas,
Dat am berry fine.
Den dis bigger steal q hoss,
And off to Caroline.
Jiggle joggle, &c.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

hessrs. T. W. 1 c. II. Smith, No. 10 Saint
Charles street, New Orleans, are cur duly an
thsfised Agents 70 procure Subscriptions and
advertisements for the SENTINEL In that eity.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07
lofai Nfms.

.tOluI NEW9.
D'The columns of the " Sentinel - ara
open for the announcement of candidates.
See u terms in " rates Of Advertising
THANKs-To our friend s. Boudreaux,
for copy Of" La Boussole, and Drapeau,',
published by Mr.. E. ~supeqielle, at Dom
aldsonville.
We. welcome you with pleasure old CO.
temporary! An old and Experienced
Athlet, in the arena where you rejoin us.
10 not amiss now a days and we have
buckled our sword with more confidence,
on perusing your paper. We notice that
your few years of retreat, have not had
on your mind the effects it had on that of
Hannibal. Capua has not been the place
where you have recruited-That's right /:
Success to you old veteran champion of
the Country Press.
1--WE call the attention of the citizens
Of Thibodaux to the notice, in another
column, of Mayor Grisamore. It is on a
matter of Importance and, to the interest,"
Of every one, to immediately comply with
the request it contains.
BThe stores are filing up, and we SEQ
every day in our rambles trough town.
new articles on the shelves, and most
temptingly exposed in show cases. We
notice on the part of the store keepes, as
it should be, the best intentions towards
the public comfort. u.
DThe bayou has risen, but is now re-
ceding. Taat beautiful and favorite little
craft the Trent, which seemed to have
waited for the opportunity Of the rise to
pay us a visit, will have to retreat on the
receding wave. This year has surely been
one of " ups and DOWNS"
The weather again resumed its pleasant
autumnal garb. the effects of the late dis
.~ouraging spell of gloomines has disap-
peared, as by enchantment. Roads are ev-
cry day offering more invitations to will
ing travellers. The cotton fields resume
their white appearance, so much 80, that
hands cannot crop it fast enough from
the stems. Planters are somewhat cheered
give copy fsom the (Donaldsonyille,
Drapeau, on our french page. an article
which refers to Mr.. O. Boudreaux. We
have, as we'll as all the friends Of the
young and unfortunate victim, on hearing
IT his condemnation, relied on the kind.
generous, and so we'll known honest and
'oldierly heart of Gen. Candy, and if not
mistaken, not been disappointed. As well
IS President Johnson'G Zen, Candy has en-
cared himself to the true an dloyal hearts
this department, aud to none more, may
'e' than to those, who INC fought against
i'm. These same, we vouch, are now. and
alwais be, his ~staunchest adherents,
md among the most willing to support
'im in the attaining Of the object towards
'hich his efforts have been SO nobly d.
ected-the reuniting into one homoge-
nation, those that for the past years
nd been at SO deadly and suicidal issues,
I gave her a rose and gave her a ring,
nd asked her to marry me then ; but
be sent them all back, insensible thing.
nd said she'd no notion of men. I told
er had oceans Of money and goods, but
gave me q terrible scowl, and an
wered she wasn't brought up in the
to be scared by the screech Of an
vi. ! called her 9 beggar and everything
l siightsd her features and form:
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

a Memphis paper heads its list of d.
vorce case in court, Matrimonial
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

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, 1865-10-07

Igave her a rose and gave her a ring,
and asked her to marry me then ; but
she sent them all back. insensible thing,
and said she'd no notion Of men. / told
her / had oceans Of money and goods, but
she gave me q terrible scowl, and an
swered she wasn't brought up in the
woods to be scared by the screecb Of an
orl. ! called her 9 beggar and everything
bad l slightsd her features and form:
nli at length ] succeeded in getting her
mad. and she ragged like the wind in a
storm. And then in . moment I turned
ana smiled, . called her my angel and
All; she fell into my arms like q vaari.
this fall"
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-07

The newly-constituted %elector, Sambo,
is sitting on a stump, and playing a small
banjo. Enter an American gentleman,
Mr.. Rufus X. Smart.
Mr.. Smart-Well. Mr.. Sambo, how do