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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13
Succession Of Victorin Benoit.

STATE OF I.oUISIANA-Third Judi
0cial District Court, Parish of Lalourche
Whereas, Jules Chappnis, of the parish of
Lafourchc, has made application to the said
Court for obtaining the administration of the pro-
perty of said succession.
Therefore, oil persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections. If any they have
to the said application. with the Clerk Of said
Court, at his Office in the town of Thibodaux,
within ten days after the first publication hereof,
or the said applicant WILL in due course of law,
be appointed and duly qualified the Administra-
tor Of the said succession.
WSN Witness my hand and the seal of said
W Court, this 18th day Of January, A. D..
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
jany 13. Z. S. ALLAN, Clerk.
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s-SN
ErAtteatton 10 called to the card of
Mr. u. T. Field, who has successfully o.
pesed !. night school. corner Of ST Philip
and Market streets. ncxt door to j. D.
Fslford's store. Up stairs All young men
who feel deficient in as much as CONNER
fcial education is concerned. will avail
themselves ofthe opportunity thus offered
The charges are moderate and adapted
20 the times, yis:
Pespm.nship and Book keeping. 3 90
Ar1hpe1;c and othsr Eaglish branches
y 4 00; Permanship, Book keeping and
Arithmssio 4 5 90. per month.
School On Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings Of euch week, to COM
nsnce at 6ls o'clcck<
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Succession Of sylvanie Berge-
ron deceased, widow of Pierre

Succession of sylvanie Berge-
ron deceased, widow of Pierre
Firnain Toups deceased.
In pursuance of an order of sale ema-
mating from the Honorable the Third Ju-
dicial District Court in and for the parish
Of Lafourche, directed to me, Twill expose
to sale atpublic auction, on the late prem
ises Of the deceased. about seven miles
below the town of Toibodaux. left bank Of
bayou Lafourche. ON SATURDAY, the
18th, day Of January 1866, at 10 o'clock
A. M,
D ALI the movable property appertaining to
said succession, cn insisting of Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, Agricultural I'm
plements, Carts, Buggies, Ploughs, Har-
rows, Rice, Horses, Mules. Cows, Oxen.
Calves &c., &c. I, a full inventory of which
will be made known on the premises on
the day Of sales on the following TERMS
and CONDITI0NS:-Fo all sums under
ten dollars, payable cash; for all sums a.
bove ten dollars, payable by halves; one
half in March 1866, and the other half, in
March 1867: the purchasers to furnish
their notes with good and Wild security,
to the satisfaction of the administrator Of
the said succe ssion. a l
dec % st. NJ. BOURG. Sheriff.
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!, :, ,,.arsc ann T. J. FOSTER
gsROUSSARD e. FOSTER
8S. Common Street. .SS
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, For the sale Of
Plantations, Town Lots Prairy and swamp
Lands. Also for the rent Of Plantations.
asg-Persons wishing to sell or rent through
our Agency will furnish us with Plans OF sneif
Property; giving full description OF improve
ments, ETC.. ETC .
RsrrRrNcEs Louis Bush, Thibodanx, =.
@. Melancon, Napoleonville. se2s-n
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e i1xTELLIGRNCE AxD aNeRAL INFoRMx-
sTIoS OFE1cE--Such IN establishment has
been opened, corner Of Levee and Market
streets, BY our most intelligent friend G.
n, Gfnneherg. All those wishing to buy OF
sell,hirs 81 rant, looking ont for labor. or
laborers, may be accommodated at the q
boye ofiee. 14gss' NJ e
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13
Immigration Agency.
Irs1os STREET. 81

New Orleans, LOUISIANA.
Mr.. F. RErMoSESo announces to the plan.
ters Of Louisiana aud neighhoring States that
he has been appointed agent Of the commercial
houses Of Frasce aud the great Indies, and thai
he is authorized to sign contracts for the I'M
migration Of laborers fromIndia or China. !,
Il. B.-Mr. CmARLEs DF GALLON, Interested
in this agency, has charge of the procuration @
II. Reimonenq.
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JUDGMENT.

Fl. C. Bclden. husband } Third Judicial Dis
VS.. trict Court Parish
Octavia Knooloch, (wife) Of Lafourche.
This case being rcsay for trial, was taken up
both parties being present. the law and the e.
whence being in favor OF Che Defendant, Octa-
via Knobloch. aud against the PiMntif. it is
therefore ordered. adiudged ash decreed that
the said Defendant, Octavia Knobloch, do have
a Judgment Of separation from bed and board
from her said husband, Henry c. BeldeH. and
that she be entitled there by tuall the sdvanta-
ges which the law grant in such cases.
Tins done and signed IN open Court, at Thi-
bodaux, Parish of Lafcurcae and State Of Lou-
siana.
This the lath., day Of June, 1865. "A. D.
(Signed y JAMES Il. BETDES.
Judge of the id Judicial Die trict.
hereby certify that tile above and foregoing is
trne and correct copy Of the original Judg-
nlent now in file IN this office.
~N Witness my hand and the impress
SsnS2of the seal OF the said Court. this Nov.
10th, 1866. Jos. Nicolas,
Nov Is. 1865. Deputy Clerk.
S
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MarErs give publicity to the following
ruling Of the Treasury Department. official
Of Internal Revenue, made 9th, Decem-
Ier 1855. under the belief that it may be
ascfall: sl5..s stfsas
The stump duty upo, q note, depends
upon the date Of its execution and slelis-
cry ;apd il the note'res executed. AMI de-
Iivered prior to October lst, 1867, even it
not payable until subsequent 70 that dnte,
lr IsixxKxpT FROM STAMP Duty.
The ruling is in the hands Of member
of the bar of our town.
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ea ~ EsImproveinents are much promised
,and good measures voted for, to secure
ahsm. The community is glad in tlpe hope,
hut anr shoes are miserably laceratea, ov-
.er some-f cur most frequented thoreagh-
8ases4 and ery loudly for rsome thing bester
than hope and less hopping--at least, an
silMr. RM,=sh's new patent shall furssst
cheaper materials for the protection o
our bwer extremities.
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fstlal Nous

THANKs-To our obliging friend 4.
Offutt, for snndry packages oflatspapers.
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..,kYOnr, thanks ere due to Mr.. v. VIM
SON, Of the Commercial Express Company
for late Memphis and New Orleans papers.
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rTThe bayou is still rising. and seems
readily disposed to object against any pro-
posal tending taits close,
Boats Of all sizes havo visited our wharf
during Shs week, which gave the tevee
quite business appearances.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13

Nl4We publish in to-day's issue Cir
,,cular No. IS from the Bureau Of Refugees,
Freedmen and abandoned Lands, for the
.aShte OF LW1siaala.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13

fTWe call the particular attention ci
planters. to the advertisement Of Meesrs.
~. B. Bodley T. Co. IN another column
, 1866-07-15

In Michigan !, has sctu decided by the Nd
rftnc Court Of tac State thst "white ralt
cnuens,' III tac c,nstltulseu. Includes COL
ored perso.s less than enc.lnartes African.
The Court did not decide lhs, II required 10
much - thtco1"nrth. Eurortau llool 10
constltute man = tt.whlta rna}e dtlxeu.',
Tic Supreme Court Of Ohio, whoa Judges
Low aud Wood ~cre both uu The tcuch, lie.
elaed that my mxn whu lad ie1a tLan half
African hlos.tt IN bis v,inswxl ~hl.e ni.u 10
thrr,rs nf the Ian. ThXs dee,.ion has stood
a. COED IkW In Ohio ior tn ent five gestt.
ard Is obtytd ~ such te day. It II fep1led
IN a votn,nen ssnse vlaw Of tho Quca.inp, A.
regards tic races, MAJ. III ttae es.im stinn Of
the law is either ulitp or black. II tho
EnFoaesn blood rsct'onderAtrs, he Is regard.
ed a. white msu, for be ~ esstalnlr Aut AL
African. 1ht majority Of the blood dttaE.
n.iets the roillteat ltatpA. ~ In voting, lhs
maturity eletta. 4 msjwlty ot the trSt.tx.
sAre mkkea = law, aud The mtnarfty vote
counts for nothing Tue majority must rule.
The minority II Included within the tn.luif-
~. Thasrlosr, when lhs Ins}ottty OF tac
I hIoo,, Of man Il European, lie sloull be
politically considered ~ " European blood,
rstl,ef than VI African descent,
Until Impartial suffrage II adopted. .hc
Qh'u ..!:l.. ,eF yntIng "ught 10 prevail. Tue
Constitution Of li1n'ass, tikn Chat Of Una,
llnlI,a votlne tu white sncu, ntsa 4, u.au
rl,e<t th>o.i II ,1ose Eur']~aa than Affiean,
can Lot l'e cx!lrsl nerrt.. hc shoulI bc con.
stdercd u white man IN lieu aud auos.d 10
vote This qHca:aon staul4 be brought Aeaure
The Supreme tour u Illinois sas .et.lr.osut,
II the Court car tliyrat itscu Of All na{tssxn
tisa sna rrs]udiee, aud vii, 1ppt II .hs
s"estiou from the Standpoint OF rlaiu coz,
H'a" seass. and give lhet~ason.ns IN the Ohio
rseesdrnt, dec weight, there can Le 90 douoI
tst II aousl decide That a maa who Il unorc
shan half ~hile Is In Law white nl4u Ind q
ee1t1 yo.ST,
, 1866-07-15

Thert II me phint nf teur,llanre fctwfrn
cur cnntssi With the sia.sl,aldc,s' srhtli!1u
snt Tit great contest rts~ urcnIti:. in Ger.
E:sts. IN beth, e0.lecrrAs,s.s eu.rrnebs. It.
srW :ehind State sarvt.txnty. sgl attempts
10 ,oalntniM a i'ansi AFT leaxrr t,et~un uanv
Sshtcutr sot rrtsatie.. esx,ats. t.xsoi!ea hxl
tie tA1nt AstrtfM tn M American Euton -
The little t3esfHau Statea have To 4 .sfAt fscs.
man %1nptrs. In t.,ntsl Etsoitu* ~ In Tho
r~tsJ {srftnan J,iiuef.si!i.tc., TIL. eunsrrvA.
if,xa aro:e gE't. ting fact thai Tie rssI!ux r1a i
:asIcd tEr fcvtla!rx ieuG~acis- nf 9 .Eea. au.
tn<s1trec's na.!tlna.ty. xrd held fast To
State sorvEes- .sty ~ a Eseaa* o3 keeping
ihd ln1eF or lsiA,rtES rlh.s In 1,and4s,'.
A't1.aagt t,3s ha. the outward sIh
reAnaee u struggle f,e liberty
IN Tic Ias; OF th. smaller German Sistc., re
must remember tnat III ons ctrG war tho
Struggle ol Lts 4s<edine States had tuurh tie
,&R.s AsIeat tn ti,c>c who did NOT know that
lie Fight foE which tbs States fought raa 4
raaht 10 tnslsve ps1l of thess people. Our
eanse wss better th4n ths southern oniy
heeausc the freedom 0: man is hfgtsr Cause
than the freedom OF state 10 cnslave rnea.
| Ttur VIC dla rat enter into our war on t!ls
Es''nIdt ~ FrussiA does not eater Lotto this
! wAs II sftc universal sudraSs and hotao.
Esre!1y or rights 10 Ill GesmAaa- Br, 81 tt.e
/! necessities 0: wnr seaui.ed III 10 e.nsnclI,4tc
lhc oppressed Ia order to ,.ke thelr I'D. II
Tic ncceaaitses Of The German war may c.,,u.
pei rruskls 10 call tht German people to
her aid By beidhg ont 10 them Ill the
p.uspect and promise Of nationality In
which all German. shall r. citizens, aud I'll
citizens shall h equal. Ttss In both wars
tenkerrattsm snd despoti4m assume tht
Enfss Of sepasa,4 State so,crs.EutJ, while
: Piotrtts so"frd liberty lies In the dt1ecti1a
| Of consolidated AID hunoaentoas ua,Ito.
! altty
, 1866-07-15


Ths Chicago errnr q: The GApf-rsleats and
rebtls holds the Gre4d.aud.eut,er hstgs4.. In
srprrus contempt. 1t t.4!is The editor s,f
ts.cls orEar the :. .A1;il1 uoaret.t I'LL j. Ray
n.ndi. rad t;caks Vi his p*,ii.rat eun-tst.acy
as follows:
=. The >rn,.s.sclttHs af fsee edit,- r. kr NV esx
7essFs Ia. tc1.tI to-1~ 1nattsE a eue4ctItr sy.H
u r. ,;nsss ;esssf+ ~ q 4. s1saaeny W .on.s.
:ast he Hoet II -vth s.ca ,ss,tH.-!. Ia Is ~ ass-
~ thi. astsaced qr.ii1 thas IE- ihalrta1sl.,! es
!, eoaEsr.. th+ rsdu ot t~.al5 rra ling -kr-l''
llsslus thss disposed Ct The ae1obatiG
"..:.'i= trl.aln." It usrt speaks ot HI. b.ckeze
In 'eHh- af It'll srsa.er G%ris1,a ani ct,n
Il. st- Ths Se* Is~.1-- liz .Tu:<s havius oh}eeses,
70 lttIIe The Corl<the2d4 aui ennf:dc-n.es
take possession Of thu rhiiadeapAts Convrn.
sk,n and run H. the Chles-o Tsmsz thu. r..
plies 10 IT. New York 1uasi Chr>eFacnd
pln,etAke
We thps that, *xve fset1be1sts c1e,atrd F;nsa
tfattst7aI,on iR h. t9ps s-u~ 1he ss&9, u+. sIet,
10 Aefum.ncatr 1he teiefate mud Ers rfqnssA 10
b tussh 3stcrt Aaa a1e nAcsf>ary 10 aosa ing crt
r1nss ksE<ss Of ,hr CALI E,fsnsn.sr ts
n'o,1rtt-si, party 'roc, H. Sot:h. sna .sr u.ion
element srrhst tnpath,:r:t> rrass'ufaz ~ouh asi
n,:sa ..ssu<r;,t's 1sts:1s|< rroeu.es Jar N o.
dshHJ {tHsT5&+
Let The Flag II the Lobby fThur,4s Weed
ard lie AfsEua lsugts ~. y. Eastnuttdi Put
ths: in their pipes sad ataote II. 1l,t
numerical estimate e' Mr. laymvnJ't to,
lowfrs !, uraue.lloa.hly c.trrvei. THE bread
and.hasle1 reprxades are n. run.e1apsiasa Ia
numbers Ms they arr aufsmnu. IN coniErt
Th*J are the ntstt cotnH!u-- o5 the r&rt,
lAcy have crawltd sw&r fso:p. iIets,t.sr IN;
Republican party a'il not b. covt.rd will
'.arshrits Ard tae cor1~racsds vii. ":,jaJ .
tstsnbic portion. We hs.pt they wtl1 have $
| Euvfi tsrut 10 fse ling tk~u. -
, 1866-07-15

tyttl, III t.'alitt'h -y.tcui OF ',lsiacs. t!ai,
!, :. :. t'aIt,n oni !" the Sra Yusk bu.loce,
tul:c.e. ulut 1s t,rirG i,tg4.Luttt! In all the
Crllesrs u he rhsiH ThtA b" ii &! by repre-
D lt.ux the liking reality tn tlst htsdepl, The
representative VI ,he uaanItacturcd OF tnatus-
r,-ns*ts rrr.sxatv t> liz snatsc In the iatrr.
cl,allse Of rlnimtiiitles ftun producer 10 cut.-
sui..cr.
III ihs sf,rEnoon session. Mr Packard 70.
saned Its 1eciutc, ,placiug huforc The Con-
! ycntlsa The philosophy q The Scienec Ut 4tc.
count. in d4ta', Tho true nsstod aud na.
tn1af order III tic presentation. Of trulhs
and principles t' The pupil. Then
followed vrry tal.shte anspestIoa, upon
tue 1,Ai a1'efaiinn~ Of tr1u!c and h,,s,ess Gus
t,tos. anI c&rsirl ou ut uae great commercial
centres. Very nPpr'fAia.e nnd spirited r.
n,arka were made MIon fHtte prctcntions TO
teach that Alsch nrycr can tso successfully
L taught excerpt 1T sexual bus1ooat lie. Mf.
Fsekss,l proceeded 10 src.k sr registry uss,.
by lin III ecxGttH. lLo caseuttals Of Euslnuss.
rrnctnalttv aii.f Integrity.
Mr.. FV.s+m. Of Albany, then scpor.etl =
co,lrrc u s.uiy; Sc,, following xsish ~.
u Gl!eA. y. T., Also Earr his theory III n.
Esrd to the nsa!ses.
The CONVENTION was then larorc.t tY MI
Addreas sfroM Hon. EsnctsaA +. White, late
CctnssltsIinIltr nl CotslatM Schools, in Ahicl,
IL cI{'yGttca hs y ihEalh} With thc eltprtA 10
extend g m1netclst education, ~ Ipttt.slIg Thu
idea thst general culture ID uulT atisiatd hy
rigid Ittlt. and that ones success tn llfa III
jeESud ulAn The dectee Of such culture,
Thnruu:h. ststenR!lr xud complete lt,rtsuc-
| item will lnsuFe at'ccrAt. Tht gcatlnmhn e.
| satstl tl,u CaH,rltiou Of Ills cV.ulrrat,on In
thr Ettal ~Hlk.
NJ. j, u. Merriam. of Cleveland, addressed.
tns Association, rt'ugratulal!s,g thcaa n1an
ktitis snect..t :.tnttlth1ntnr also Tho public
psrjult.r eganst eaul.nn1clal schucl4 cnsstl.
dercd hy s.lete having no. merit and but 1t,
eplemrsal exIttt nsv. IL, wns greatly In tav"r
sf All eattnttc.s drill !n lhrtry, In thu lua.tery
| o. rttlrtr!ca ~!ihant y hIch no sucrrastul at.
r.icaitnIs enI d be made.
After tot1H very Interesting sul appToyYialt
| rvina,ks atA,n the snsJs-rt uf curr.nry and *.
etlAIiS+ ard their place Ia commercial ulu
ea,,rn. bf Mr.. Merriam, tue eoo1entL,n I'd
| i.,NFsl,d Il, u1rtl al 4. III.
, 1866-07-15

ihsrn'sttt.r ~,.s .,"- s11:lpt }ln1ry s'o~. III.
IL N u II A,:!stt,, s',-:rtc. anrF n!fr Eat
9~rn s.rrEfaS*t .ad sEdre i tn nv.~: lau:
c1hfa! u o. hf.r '.<s o; bGsneAh pfoteet.@ ~
lhE saIia, 10 ctMt lot Irt hph su' hl"-.!y
ssr<r anas rsstY 1ttr of t.r rroIec..ou 'hey uad
IutLntti5 -tju,.a. ata r8re-< shry bG.trN-~ to
9.sHcs:.1t. M GFu"l sr~nIt. tt.uo,. ald hi Mr..
~ wuuld cot *tsr,n In his honorable h1cpts Inn~s
Today. arh h u ie- n.ttA .!h4iitt u HI. cnndncs
tnHetus thtns. liz did uot cunht II the h1or with
Nhish kr pesple Of Epg,anu ~o1id si.n Tho mo
NV, 4Ea h- Eeductor Of tru ftstNu ut ernt On
tukne!sssutcd Eood'. hal what wena lhcy think Ut
ahs Gu lott. ta1 % hbnr, = tx4 On orttf, \ 7ax
no dill! esNt ulnpssoa. lie did rot Junk 1t tatr to
! !osee .net' rofrS On ts.e tutA.Tr bt'vre y nsd
r. ss9 s. d,s.sd - b, she r".ps an e I'D 20 ttns
urdrrttr<s, Mould skyrust VI lhc.a lntes IN &he
hecs k.AlHs ts{ tltn
The t.ssr bad trtn rissc srti In our uar to sue~s
frfr tf.iF sf~~si IN anninS: To ~ snl rnltrc,hu.
Anything 1Iofe nhsealr Bsritss lhan ihr po>llia1t
III "h,th lhe tnuu4 abr Eehiitfn4n In J,Ia-r The
t;o.s'nt7:t hc could rot puss.h:y conceive, thsl
theJ ahonh conit down Al The very 1xtt minute.
wh-I ws ~rts lust ats.ai to cu.s s.u ~ sa,ltrlJ
Eer' sJrtrm, 10 Change ~ fsl0. 10 rh1nsr :he
bsnkinr 'yattln, srd 70 dlsnr1 she *nuir felstass
of 1radx- II tFt+tsh.% to cnncr1c fsf single
aiop.ad IN ,hs Cosficrste 'fsf,,asnrntt Ard Il i
fst now 70 ,t.k 10 <lt'aln jualsu,ert IN adv.
In tlxtE VI tys!tu4 ~nt-h 40 kAts = III Se dtA-
tesft nj fna npannbh!c atshs faiure pulley Of The
tonntFF.
Mr. Gah sat~cscd him IN Al aour anil
thtsf -sl*rtrH' sstccb. 1f.!ch dtd not nntrs
Ill hlA uF{HIucllt'S attacks, bit which did =
HttA1 tcal, and considering that Il Naa mt
l'rtpa.ca Max ro"'l -Atnpln uf rarltsmrntA'
~ ffxpk{ry. Mr. tastt Nas sri! 1to*trd on ltls
aahJ+ct, tuarsrt. aud Qniss ready f,s sipbate.
frntn the articles III the t;lohf. tpd, t,n krcw
what ras ralnlug trnM tac Ertal sI'sskct VI
ibr Eesnsnl f'Arir.
3. III. deftata If the Italian armirs have
cautrd r4t,i,c eAelte1at III hctr, thr f~lln. bs
Ing In ltvOr Of Italy.
, 1866-07-15

lr to the la4t adficcs truEa Europe, tho
adrsnlsSG WAS enormously with pzuss.a In
ths var how rtSsug III Europe On the .e<lh
nf SHnt, tbs ltusslans captured ,hs euti.y
ilahos ts41a coDtinsen. to the -.Aust1ia:, side
of the quarrel, uosu.~t.pe l9,cN rocn, with
An .hr:r arzax and munitions. The pras,Eaus
bad rfsTIouts! captured 4il The fon.acnsioas
in Hanover. ri,h their garrisous. The tota,
nasnter Of prisoners sakes ly Tie lfu,s:ans
amounts TO :.;,bN asr. Every fuut Of tic
Kingdom Of Hanover is ncw IN she Ips.a&sion
OF frassia, VI lth ali Its teN.nse.s. Tau I.uo-
Sessan enli,nsent Of 4n,G0 rusa 10 1Le Fed.
srai army constituted tho Elsta p.sl oi the
Tenth Army Cops. 1t Is now Eipea cutx
Add Austria snu=. eappiy 1.s p3aec u '.c.t abe
can.
The Kingdom Of HAGnver eon,alns IL 0oo
sltart sailcs of ara. aad about 2 ~. .1nl Of
Inhabitants. It |. sounded .4r Tbs ns,.u by
The Gernan Oeean. and il neatly Surrounded
on three fiass ty frussiRu tc:rito.y+ 1t IL
separated in.a three portIcas by Bsuasvick
Anu oidentar=. which look ca .kc nap ,tss
tslands in 1ake-HanpFet hesss the iA&trf
. All thler ars now In eaee: snnr3ct a. Prrs-
s.s, adding 10 tcs arca :-o,tnt rqcare nIics,
and s,0O, ,UW population, and this has t,=en
accomplished Almost wl;uout A<tnc I qua t,r
--edainE drop Of blood Thls pturcs tIat
tle escslt C! Hanover. >1ldsabarz sad nrrns.
WICK - lhtle or no hostility tows..as theat
rrss'tan .lSatots, ana 10 not really ohlee,
10 t"acs et.-*;nraad x!.h .Aa: ;oserlu1
fruteatabt z, p. The people at IIan.
ever are A. Mt all P.ptsstanl*.
&nd u' tac Lsthe.-- PERSUASION ~bica4 j..
tht STATE religion q l. --asi.. 49,.
The principal Hrtr san1. q through H.uu.
Frr Is the Teser-.. At the htA III slip uasi.
ratlsn VI The Wetcs l. lo,,ate<i { lasgr aue
iuFortau: -fcEnan ''.1ee c.ty'' >, Iscmeu,
rosttatI.ng ons lratrea tlaasxad !ttA. '.au.x.
II L. srtrsurit1 BY ttanote.sats tsrs!tatr. ii
has now allen i7to luz nsGsIs ett the PTuasis,.:
The lsrsest <eRIaast tn t;tr1nshS H. ,ae f7et:
city of namstrrr, loc1iet OH the Elss> River
adjoining uanosts. Hamburg cantAins 4
population nj two hundred and cry thonssnd
souls. ard po.sesscs an iul,aenxe .1aae with
tae United Statcs. Il 1T. also fallen Into tht.
hands or The I'sstsh.aaa, and III Gaa,,tleas t,c
Anns1ed 10 TIA. k:ncdut:+ lie rteeuerts asr
now lsein< craployrt ty he Truss.ans ax1lnst
AuxtIiH In :k- ~or
, 1866-07-15

TtMESk1A fkkEytsk AMP IkaE
DAttI

The Toronto L>s':tr of a rreen. da.e mAkcs
this announcement coEc-ru!nr tic IAst
"uctnocrai3c'' Wire President:
IA soau >. 'he Fort Er'e t4:l tos's pss>- s'sa.
loAn tncx'hEtdHu so@rh:rf1t1 to t<hslf sIf atla
eeG End the othrs st'athrrn xcntk nea rsssetas a:
SasrsFa and Inc ttc1ui:y, sIs service. IL toe
tCtnaalsnl tiottspsntns; ru'. In tonse9aensu u
The rtelE Of ths teeniaai fsfhaos, 1hetf serrteea
Atrs no. Ifsnttrd-"
l'rccl;snstdee is IN enthusiastic supporter
OF johnson and III. policy. tic expects 3
pardon sLurtly, xhen hs w{l& retun. " Ken.
lucky mud lake tho stump III support Ut John,
son's llsn u FseeIpitst!ng tho sebsis Into
ConrrHs. johnson and nrce StnridSe drtend
nn The votes Of Ibc "Fe1f.u safllan ns" sV carry
"my policy" into effect. II. f'KEfSnh
7tsss hpctfssuy surs that tbs ''feal4n ruf-
aal,s" MI, votn 10 rtatpra Bsreklurid.s, Jstl
nssh and the other rcDct 1esdesA 10 tllssr- old
Federal J'oall'ons. Perhaps they viii, and
then refhArs they wont.
, 1866-07-15

The walls OF Paris ssr covered N1las
ing handbtll announcing tha paoIA.,.,.1
work In auswcr to II. Ilepan1 fo3aais ~
has title which otIeuds good 1ssssa -
ChIsst Cructfletl By Ernee- henaa. AIS
Is current ~k::.n we'll i1suLtrases ~ thEtsI,,
=. si N. Eenan', sncte..;~ 4 "a! i
call from one Of her ultimate e fssss s.Iss l
ordered the servant to s1y. - ~
you Will be 70 gcua ~ 10 e3en ..snos 4
reading an Interesting no1s., ~, ao1p
down shc book until ahe finds g ~ R.a:
story ends" TIE story We ~ :,
lille 0t lesuA" -. ri Il
It.s stated by = great snany Pop.
zee Prince Dc 7a!leJFhnd:s Asmon. na..-sstaa :
truth IN the subject il 20 r
stated, at u. do Bacourt's 1eAth, nn at'ss IN
vide 10 biz VIII they should mol % f,st
tor mtny-afl REMEMBER .t ht, snns[ K. T.
But the Uuchrsa dc Dino, Ta,lsS . y
was invested, 1t WI. hsNuvtd: W. tAb
upon this provision uf tho wtll. ~ IN -
annrlIed II. Tho wosk. Il il sail rxss,x ~ +
taneo0Aly ba printed At Lon6cn' II II
here an told volurnlnoos meaos .,aas Il
fftncc ron Schwaytzth1t.x ae -
evc of being publl4hesI nj TieoaA ~
Prince Won Nartdectess xlu Aooa
Berlin, ID
u. FIctor Hugo has V'1iten - to..r a:
ftirnJs here AZ interesting roMn'gan-.ft e. -.ft.
last votf, 'suctanFs i-a,uf." ns,+,a- ns
sought Ia c.utst: lasJr, VIII. eeso'iT' ytt
rJthID@ xA!eh tnsAcs Inau EftAt, afrf
II det1unstrata The ai.si tinplacs w " !.
In The heart, aud TIA. what e+eaea 10
s,rate .i.at :iun, u Ire e. nat:', E,aIy
I. ::Qul.l4. t3 ." :. ,ts.!ts-c.sasa:p
i cu Ger. l .orsht It. .i.tn'4'>'v:t- - 1tss
/: aud to en,nrrc",,"l tstat~: ''vf7 VIII. y 4
Il triumph o., In. lnoss iar.r'tass5i !
!, In,s..ssc ,n.,s,!t. .-"-It'ari. r5T::'fsH
fisEtrs' Cte..3r. T. -
, 1866-07-15

tSr The Republican party 10 now standing
almost A. unit asalntt.ths rrcstaent's 4 policy.
With only AaE = dozen IN The great party
tkAs elvcted him, to sustain Ii. apo,:aey.
Cnaeres. 1t solid against him sud the naJor-
ily os The Cabinet Will Aoon ieaye him. We
do not complain Of anJ for The ten.eity with
which thsy have elupE 10 him. but il u at
1ssst proper list thoss Hcpusllcsns who A.
sailed ,ss for opaaaag ii. policy Is 5000 n he
Issred LII North Carolina Proclamation, aad
for asserting that h!. aI.al and wtl(ul aban.
donmeut ~ the party began With thai kcl,
should ror have tho Graee 10 conetde tha,
vc we're eernct, Beczasc they could
no, tzner political prtnc3pls 10 It, con-
clulons or deduce fsum \ political act its
consequences, theJ tuxiHcd tha; there was co
sral a1&...:vs Al ..s1 ..s-11 .s;e:~-en thu r.rsidcut
and hik PARTY. bEnd guides! They would
1tnoErce to-day, as equally rz..s, our E:~<iie-
lion that lhc i'residtn.'. eour*s, II ressia,ed
1t, can eud only In Ills Impeachment nol re-
onosaL or IN revolution, aud that II wilt NV
erd Ia revolution. Yet ene1 arc tho 1oStcl!
Consequences uf hie tsisc jh,s!ties. liz can
bark duwu aEl lc A.tt Il he bot.ls Gu ll4
Way. let TIE euuE'ts 1'rrtsse to ac. promptly
III ti.e l,s;r t ..It s;tv. h,r Lis vIr.s u aa.
tEr cn1S:iiatlcc al.av1Les it.o 10 II u.t-.