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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-02
1pis 1%uoifiaires.
DR. r Asf6linau vs. Forestal Dugas No--10
NJ Labusquiere vs. Forestal Dugas No.
sSSTATE OF NA-Parish Of La.
~ fnnrcha

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TAKENOTICF--That acting under two writs
of fl ia, to me directed, as Parish Constable of
Laforrche. I have seized and will offer for sale,
in front of the Courthouse, in the town of Thi-
bodaux, on Saturd ", December 3D.. 1865, at II
O'clock A. NJ. the following property, viz:
a certain fractional lot of ground. situated in
this Parish. on bayou Terrebonnc, at about one
mile from the iowa of Thihodauy. m assuring o.
ne superficial arpent. more ~or less. being the
southern portion Of lot No.4 and the part west
of lots Nos. Bet 3. bounded on the north by part
of said lot No. 4. being separated by the extern
sion Of northern line of lot No. 3. on the east
by lots Nos. 2 and 3, on the south by lot of Mrs
Hill and on the west by the Bayou Terrehonne
and lot of V. Ber~geron--together with all the
Buildings and improvements thereon or there
unto appertaining.
Said sac is made to satisfy the principal. in
terest. coats, DC, in above eut. tied and number
ed suits.
Thiboaaux, Nov. I'd, 1865.
p. LAGARDE.
Parish Constable Of Lafourche
gg-I am also authorized by The Defendant to
sell the above IN mt oncd property at private
sale, between now aid the day Of sale. Any per-
son wishing to buy the sam !. will apply to the
Undersigned. at the O:Hce of the Recorder of
this Parish. 9at93 P. IA GARDE.
nov-4-65 i'm a
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II. W. a. G.. NJ. SMITH.
atfa4 N34S85 ~ AGENTS 81 NJ
NY. DAILY, sElII-WEEKLg s WEEKLY NEW!
10 t.chaiIes IT., j con No: ]. elorndIioor

Having BEEN appointed Ag tuts far the New Y orks
DAILY and Wsrly News We would respectfully.
solicit the patronage from the people Or the south
Journal and as;an ADVERT ing mpai UNI il unsounIIeI
all know its character, and no one can aenvy ifs ~.
Rights. All persons wishing to Subscribe az "a sar.
tise. will do welIto hand IN Stheir names. I'LL III
Persons from the country will Lave their ordera
promptly FLIED. S8p AsaaK ffsa
Farmers having lar d. for sale would do welao,
offer great advantages iii that line sss1aF It -S1t
=sAs s'ous TEAMS ARR AZ sc1Lews sdfKsas5 sns4s
Datiy Nsws mailed 70 Subscribers single copies.
Daily News mailed 70 sabseribsr. single lsopis Z
's1 ~ Tl .liss N - b + "
Weekly. one copy. one year &. -. % 90
e'erssmef y eskly .l 80
By mail as above. . 3f.sv. 4 q IL Sxlrn.
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STEAM AND WATER PIPES AND FITTING
SAW GUMMERS N FILES, 81
~f% EUMPS, &c, &c. 5fI {

Having connection with Fonndries and Ma
chine Shops, in the Northwest, we are prepar
ed to contract for any class of Machinery, for
speedy delivery, npon the most favorable terms.
From long experience in the Machinery bn-
siness OF New Orleans and the Southwest, we
know what is needed, and will always be pre-
pared to supply it. @..e#4,
Having facilities through connection with
the house Of J.. p. MANIC s Co., Cotton Fac
tors, No. l28 Grauier street, New Orleans,
for disposing of Cotton or other produce, on
the best terms the market affords. parties can
ship produce to that house, wheH ordering
anything in our line, and their orders will re
ceiye as prompt attention us if they send US
cash direct so
A full supply of CANE CARTS, PLAN
TATION WAG0S TIMBER WHEELS,
from the factory of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling,
Va, constantly on hand.
THOSs b. BODLEY & Co,
nov4rly No. 9 Perdido Street.
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TEe Weekly Times
!.
n. @. CRESCENT

The undersigned will resfmesnn Monday. IA
day of October next, at No, &c ft8sm. at&
publication of the Crescent, suspended by militia
authority, on the 18th If Nav. 1862,
The Crescent will aim TO lay beforesits read<a
the latest intelligence by Teiaerapif and Mai1d ~
all parts OF the warld. and it will give speciaI F
trntion to the C mmerciai interests nf this ccitv9F VI
tile aaricultnral and polit italf Interests 81 Eouis3X
and the adjoining Statess ~ -
In the present unsettled state 0f a(Tairr. II U
use all its influence in restoring order. trarnn}
and prosperity To tire people. and in-upkpldir ~
personal and political rights.
Its position will be mere fully Developed Is u
columns, where all public agnest ons saasctins tN
interests ofsolr people viii be discussed. 1s..S
conrteOusiv and cOnsciantiuusly
As all the materials and expenses ATTENDING N
publication of the Crescent are required to he r
for in cash, and those "a pelses being fully aosx
will not object to the rule requiring advance
ments for>ali advertiseme ts and 81 Bscriptisss.
Tie Crescent viii be published. as ~heretyau3
Da,ly-Sundays excepted-and a. Weekly Edfa
will be issued every Saturday.
TEL Ms: gff IA
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION /: I
Daily. per annum. in advance... ri
han yearly,
Weekly, per annum s's..t.. = !. .sa
OF ADVERTISING
l mo. 2 MOS. 8 ma
l square, run of paper daily, sl2 S22 3sa
2 ~ f 80 ~ - 70 tsss ~ I'M
3 (" Il 81 80 aksy45 VI 4
5 {" +" 50 "a "a ~
70 Advertisement inserted at intervals, III II
remain on any particular page, will be rhargsdly}
new tacl, Insertion. 10. NiXCyN8NF
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THE UNION HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having removed from his
occupied by Mrs Horton, informs his friends and
the public generally, that he is. now ready to accom-.
,aodats them with the best.of1iquors and that he
mas added an eating House I'd his establishment
where amy one can be supplied with oysters, coffee
&r., prepared by an experienfed cook, at a moments
notice and at liberal charges.
.si Af 49, A. PARR
Thihodaux, Oct. II, 1865. ~
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Avis.
Session spectacle avcc Juri,

lie Ter lnndi ct Anne jour dn mois de aecem-
bre, 1864, une session spectacle avec Juri aura
lieu dams ct pour la paroisse de Lafourehe, dams
la maison de conr de Thib0daux.
Far ordre de Honorable Juge du 3me Dis
trict Judiciaire.
JUSTIN SIRT4. rreSec
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Leon Gande furatenr, vs.
Louise Baird, interdIte ct les hertIels EYo.ISI
de Ia Succession. 0s

ATTENnE que Mr. Leon Gaude rssident dams la
~ parnisse l.atourche. e. cnratenr de IIpterdlte
Louise Baird, maintenait decedfe, a, ce Jour. dkpose
d mon harcan.' en- IA carsriie de Curateur du dit In
terdit. he compile de son administration 438ssF
hIaintenant, teus les heritiers ct creancfers de Ia
dife Louise Baird e, lis parties inttressees sont no.
tiffs detahlir les drnits qnils penvent avoir contre
ia successi0n DIN dit Interdit.
De plus, Adele Ba I'd, femme de- Philippi, resident
d New.YorA. Etat de New York. representee par
Miles Taylor. avocata la Nnnvelle Urleans. est aus.
81 notifee detablir les droits qu'ells peut avoir con.
jnurs qni fnivranat IA publication de cet avis, ct tou-
tss les parties interesrees sanl egalenent ~notifees
de, presenie les AFFECTIONS qu'esles pcure:t avo r
con re Fhomologation dn dit cnmpte.sauframent lie
dit eoimpte sera 9: pronve homologue cenfolmement
ala loi. JUsTrs SARTA,
A8 rat i'm Creffler de la dite Cour
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Succession dc feue dame CAROLINE BOURGEOIS
decedec, yeure de TERENCE T0UPS ST..

ETAT DE LA LOUTSTANE-Cour din
I13mc District Judiciairc. Paroisse dc
Lafourche.
Attendu tln,e Charles II. r.. Gruneberg dc Ia
dite paroissc. a fait son application a Ia dite
Cour poir obtenir administration DIES biens de
Ia dite succession. t 81
Er consequence. avis est donne 4 touies ler-
+persones que celia pcut concerner d'avoir a fait
re lcuEs oppositiops. 81 Giles en- ont, IA cette de-
mande. an Greftirr de Ia d;te cOur dams les dix
ionrs qui snivront In premiere publication de Get
avis. autrement IL petitionnaire, sera dams les
dGlais de In lui. nonnne ct ddncnt 4ualiie ad-
miniStrateur dc la d.te succession.
6TSNE En- tenoignagc de quot TAI signG ct mar
&seSE qnts la place dn sctau d. Ia d.te cour, ce
IA novembre mil hut cent guaranteeing.
lSnoy-G5 JOS. Nicolas. Dtpute Geficr.
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s De tout, In Fetl.
Y. Samoan,
CORNER MARKET AND ST. LOUIS

CUNN EN- MAKk Ell AND ST. LOUIS
- ----->-- 4s# Is
HAS now on hand a large assortment Of FANCY
and ORES goods. To-wil. ara "a a4ga9
I'd CAIIcOES, @aE.6 fpg JACONfsY.
NANSOpK MUII.S, HOSIERY. 1
FLAX THREAD. WHITE AyDBROWN CUT'rJV,
SEWING SILK, #f HAIR NETS. ~
-N COTTONADE .ffgBt* 948 TRIMMINGS.
.sYss,.T. Ribbons, etc, etc.
Also a full assortment otLADIES ENTi.E-
CORSET g8 nt 3sG#15
3fE UMBRELLAS 5P4 @Eg#F 8nfa
EsFa as ssFa-sgsa and HOOP SKIRTS 4
A. full assortment af LADIES and GENTI.Es
MEMS ha, ,allwhicb having been purchased at
"tner mousse IN this city. augIa1y
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A PPRoxIMATE ESTIMATE Of Ii

"A FPRUAlMATE ESTIMATE of the
probable expenses and charges of the
Parish of Lafourche, for the current wear
1865.
T.. For Grand and Petit Jury, s $4,000
CO. rof Costs N CRIMINAL prosecutions, 10000
80, For Inspectors Of Roads and Levees,a I2O0.o0
10. For Parish Treasurer, o50''0O
So. For Police Jury. eS0'a0
Go For Clerk of the Police Jury. ann IN
20. For charges for Tableanx BY Assessor
and k s 10000
80. For Parish Printer osooo
IL E !. a.Isn attnIney. 10000
the levees of j. "a, snedry, and VaIsin
D1 1ntls pn .ms, .a4{s 1a5o,ao
49, 80 asuai Expenses, 100000
49, a3Ma@ %.AS6Na E2ta*&s@ts ---s-i
~ Total. 4 ssa5 m
To De published for thirty days, by
order of the Police Jury, of tie Parish Of
Lafourche.
Thibodaux, October 24th,. 1865
EMILE L. Leblanc, Clerk.
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CONsERVES:

Homards,
Huitres. Saumons. .ss
Beufs, seapsss Rotis, Peches,
F~ramboises, Praises, PORES, prunes.
Abricots, Olive. Capres, s.
Cornichons assortis,
Etc, Etc. 5
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EEEYiEkE# 81 %& 4F%z4Ft5.s@E~LE5
ESWMATlON APPROXIMATIyEles
depenses probables de Ia paro;sse de La
fourche pour lannee courante 1865.
Ter. Pour lie Grand ct petit tiri, 9 500,
2me. Pour frais DIES poursuites crimine,ies, 800,
3me. Pour Inspectors des chemins ct 10.
wees 100000
4rne, P0nr le Tres0rieI de la Par0isse, 25a,00
5me. Pour le Juri de Police, 5 26G.H0l
6me, Pour lie Grefier Gu Juri de P0lrre, $4,000
Tine, Pour frais de tableau de PAssesseur
ct Reeordenr, 3oo,o 90
1ome. Four Sergeant dArmes, 1850
-9me, Pour P~inprimeur dc la paroisse, 250,00
10me, Pour lavocat de la parnisse, loo. 90
lime. Ponrauvrages ct Preparations a faire
aux levees de j. A. Gaidry ct Valsin Bour-
geois 1884, 90
lame. rour dspenses casueiles, looU,o
5@4s Total, 4 5ss5.0 90
Pour etre publiee pendant trente iours,
par ordre du Juri de Police de la paroisse
Lafourche.
EMILE E. Leblanc, Grefier.
Thibodaux, octobre lie "a, 1862.
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AZ lRETagaAES
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TEE NEW ORLEAN1
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The proprietors of the New ORLEANS r.
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to their Weekly edition. have made amin
rangemeits for it's improvement, with ! p
TO making it in every respect q FIRST or
SOUTHERN FA.MILYy PAPER. -
TEe Weekly Times
L devoted to the discussion Of topics Of NJ
Importance to the interests of the Gulf Sta
contains a carefully prepared compendium
the news of each week. original and selers9
literary and miscellaneous matter, tales. rosts
etc., correspondence from all parts of
country and abroad, letters from the peoulaa
resume OF the New Orleans market, etc.
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WINS EFT EIQUEURs:

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DO 't.a Extra
CHERRY ct Madere IN, s,sst
PORTO ct yin du Rim
WINS de Bordeaux Ter crus
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HOSTETTER,S Bitters
PLANTATION Bitters
sCHIEDDAM schnapps ass s
WEYMOUTH de Nelly s. Pratt
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CURACAO ct Naraschino
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E.tat de Ia Louisiane-Conr sdu ,:3eme Dis
trict Jadieiaire. siegeant dams ct pour ID
Paroisse Lafourche.
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fSTAdvertisemeits inserted at Intervals, 81 IN
remain on any particular page, will be chareedTS2W q
new .acA Insertion. 10. NIXOX.ANs
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DIR f AsseIinau Va Foresial Dugas Eo-10
nj I.abasqui.r re vs. Forestal Dugas No-3
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-11

u Pending the excitement and anx-
iety which now entirely occupies the
;ainds of our people; for their true infor-
nation, and to guard against the dsmor-
alization Of false and exaggerated ru-
iaors; to assist in the preservation Of a
spirit of law and order, and so far as We
can to encourage our soldiers and citi-
zens III the true courses d. manded of
them by honor. and dignity, as well as
10 counsel with them daily concerning
our true interests, We propose issuing =
daily morning Bulletin. The news of
he 24 hours will be duly sifted, and
given for what We consider it TO be fairly
worth, without any shrinking, or pallia-
ion in case of disaster; or any intention
81 exaggeration of what may be tsvora-
Bile.
We ask The aid of all citizens and Off
cials, civil or military, in this enterprise
By aequaintiug us early with any intor-
nation they may have, or lending us
ate papers as soon as received. for ex-
tracts, they will confer a favor upon as
md benefit the community.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-11

l,ct the citizen show tha, his ppatrio.
tism is 8 determined but reasonable. and
manly feeling, and that wl,ilstit promnt.
ann to give up property and life to
iVing cause, or one in which our author
ifies may think there may remain a breath
Of hope, it does not prompt him to the
insane length of disreyar,Iiny humanity
and involving the Innocent and h.lnIess
OF the community, in the qualification of
his personal pride aud desp,ration ~
We clip the following from the Cairo
Democrat, of the 9Th:
Cincinnati, April rs AT = nphl;c
meeting IN Dayton. yesterday, j. was 70.
solved that the body OF Booth he take,
to mid ocean and there buried
Late Georgia papers givs full accounts
OF W Mllson's great raid, after Gsfeatin.
the forces at Selma, and destroyino .,,y'.
nails and .'anuiactoriss there Wilson
then moved eastward, capturing Noui-
gonery, Vest Point. Coimnbus and
Macon, scat ,erirg The militia on all i'd
running ali remaining railroads b,..,L;,,..
up all machine shops, Destroying nil
tary stores, making nla'h,faet,res of ,oa-
terlals Tor iurure campaign. impossible.
SURRENDER OF JOHNSTON Mon.
roe, April IA steamer arrived bcrs
tins morning from Norel.d t;ty. hiring
ing iIdFices from Ncwbeni list c.n,.r5I
Grant has eifectuaEiy put M snd 20 th.
aFmistlee agreed u pon betu cen Sherman
II
ahd Johnston. GraLt HAD qiy.n JcEu-
sion up to six O'Clock Yesterday Wed
nesdaD morning to surrender s;- arm,
lbe conditions are unknown.
Gen Grant announced aft.r ;I,a; i,u,
hoStlliiies would at once b.. resumed
10 this Gen. Johnston is said 70 baye r..-
piled, that if Jefferson Davis and the
leading general officers of the Confeds-
raey were pardoned and permission
@iven them to leave the country. h,
would be authorized to receipt the terms
proposed.
loFFl'IAL.
War Department, Washington, April ~
Major-General Dix:-A dispatch from,
Con Grant dated at Raleigh, April 20
~ p. NJ. states that Johnston surrend- red
the forces in his command, ..nbraeiu. all
from here 10 the Cha,tahoochie. to 6nn.
sherman, on the basis agreed upon bee
t."' Lee and myself for the Army of
Northern Virginia.
(signedj r. N. STANTON, ,sa..
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-11
~ We have carefully considered

~ We have carefully considered our
duties, aud what becomes our manhood
in these times, and have concluded as
follows: Whilst we have a Confederate.
Government represented by civil officers.
and organized armies acting under thei
authority. we should sustain those off
GERS and armies, unhesitatingly and 10
he utmost of our ability Particular
armies may be compelled by necessity tn
surrender, and may do so to avoid effu-
siOn of blood, but nnder our constitution
aud laws the government still remains
recognized as belligerent power. and
aew armies or irvies are still legitimate,
and entitled to our support In other
words, AS long as plank of our govern
Enent remains. cling to it
When our armies maybe all captured
OF disbanded or our civil, Confederate
and sta e. authorities may expressly, or
by surrender or flight, or by formal de-
elaration abdicafe their power, 80 as to
leave us no government at all-then, and
not till then, will 1T become us AS humane
men, regardiul of the safety and best in
tcEtSts VI nol-Sph Ddt anus. To decline IT.
regular and unauthorized resistance, in
the shape of guerrilla warfare or other
wise. Blood shed without the sanction
of government loses its character of pa
triotism, and becomes crime.
1t becomes us, therefore, patiently to
await the action of the constituted au-
thOrities Of our Southern Confederacy,
and whether in the army or at home,
sustain them in the depths of adversely,
as we'll as prosperity. Let every soldier
stand to his arms meanwhile, and by his
courage, discipline, fortitud. and gal
lantry, be nersea and ready to avail
himself Of any opportunity to contribute
to win our independence. or in case of
the worst to show that as in the war
they have been without fear, SO in the
end they have kept themselves without
rproach. -sf. ...
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-11

Loss OF THE oULTAhA -Tht Cairo
Democrat gives the following details
From the steamer Marble Ci and the.
Msmphis Evening Bulletin we learn the
particulars of the most terrible disaster
that ever occurred upon the Western wa
ters. -e 81. '7tt- ".' .-'. .
The steamer Sultans, Capt Msso n, ola
her way up from New Orleans with q
800 passengers on board, 1864 of whom
were exchanged Federal prisoners frola
Vicksburg, the bslance being refugees
and regular passengers from various
points along the river. She left the coal
pile at Memphis about o. clock Thurs
day morning, and had proceeded but
some s or 10 miles, when an explosion . i
one Oh her boilers occurred and tie boai
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26
From Ms1ico.

NEW YORK, July 25.
The steamer Vera Cruz, from Vera Cruz,
has arrived. ga
. The Times city of Mexico correspondent
says: "When Negrette fell back from Mata-
moras he offered Col Jeannygroes battle at
Duena Vista, which was declined. Finding
that the Imperialists were planning to sur
round him, Negrctte returned to Mancloon,
where he divided his forces, marching them in
different directions, and thus Marshal Bazaine's
combination, which was to terminate the war,
was frustrated.
The war is becoming every day more seri-
GUS in the State of Mihoacan, and force of
1900 men has been sent from the city of Mex
leo to protect the capital of the State. This
has not been done, however, and Count Pot
ter has been censured and recalled for allow
ing Regulis to defeat him. Col. Pauline has
also suffered diaster
The city of lula has been taken. by the Lib
erals. -t'A
The town of Matchula had been stormed by
the mperalists and French troops. No quar-
ter was asked or given.
The States of Guenno, Chinpas, Tobacco,
and the greater part of those of Vera Cruz and
Vajaca are in the hands of the Liberals.
President Juarez is in undisturbed posses
sion of Chihuahua The bitterness of the
people is growing stronger daily. 1t is i'm
possible to collect taxes.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26

ODD FELLOWS ExCURsIoN.-A train Of
fifteen closely packed ears left this city for
Brunswick yesterday, by the p G. K. railroad
for apic-nic-the party having been got up
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows of the
city, The party made their headquarters on
the grounds east ofthe Colleges, where swings.
dancing floor and the necessities Of good
time had been prepared. The College grounds,
buildings and cabinets were kindly opened for
the qualification of the excursionists. The
people Of Brunswick, to our personal knowl-
edge, were lavish in praise Of the company fol-
their good department, and uniform respect
for the proprieties of the occasion.
Brunswick is a beautiful town. By the
courtesy of 3. G. Dennison, Esq, the popular
Postmaster of the place, we enjoyed drive
about the town, and could but mark the many
directions in.which the village has encroached
upon the surrounding plain since last we en-
joyed similar pleasure.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26
MUNICIPAL COURT, july a5.

Augustus Penney, for assault and battery
on James Paine, was fined ten dollars and
costs, which he paid.
James Paine, the complainant in the above
mentioned case, was brought up for contempt
of Court in refusing to obey summons. He
was ordered to pay costs on the capias and to
forfeit his fee as witness. 81 e5a @
Catharine Raglan was brought up, charged
with drunkenness and making disturbance.
Mr.. O'Donnen appeared as her counsel At
her request the examination was postponed to
Friday, the 2Sth.
Charles Freeman for larceny Of pair OF
pants, the property of James FL. Hutchins,
was fined five dollars and costs, Committed.
William FL. Harrington, one of the harbor
thieves, for larcency of two dipsey leads, the
property of L. G. Parks, was sentenced to six
ty days imprisonment in the county jail.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-26


EGoTIsTIcAL.-The junior Of the Bangor
Wig entirely overestimates his importance.
Flaring up at an item written by the regular
local editor of the Press, and which we never
saw till it was in print, he says,-in very
fraternal spirit: @The editor of the Press is
mad all the time with somebody generally
with the Wing, against which he appears to
have special Spite" He really magnifies his
personality. We very seldom allude to the
Whig-except to give credit for items, which
full half of the time, we find should have been
credited to the Times. When the senior editor
OF thapaper is at his post we find the Wing an
amiable and pleasant contemporary; when he
is absent-but no matter. 1t is enough for us
to know that Bangor gentlemen appreciate the
misfortune of his absence, and often blush, and
hasten to apologize for it, We shall not tread
on the juniors coat tail, SO he need not spread
it before us.