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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

y We had a good deal Of rain during
the past week. The bayou is falling
slowly. Crops are in a promising condi-
tion; fears are however entertained that
the dreaded cotton worm will again make
his appearance this season and ravage the
cotton crops. at y ~
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

q Messrs. Ofutt g. Anderson, book
sellers and stationers, Montgomery Ala,
and Offutt 81 Brother, news agents, or N.
o. g. G. N. r. R., will please accept our
thanks for newspaper favors.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

It is with pleasure we announce that
Mr.. A. Britsch, a "so-callea' veteran, is
holding forth as proprietor of the Casa
Blanca saloon. Mr.. B. always keeps on
hand the choicest qualities Of liquors.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

Mr.. F. CHERoT, No. 7 st. Peter street, New
Orleans, is our duly authorized agent in that
city.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

Chs. LEssEPs, JR., ADMINISTRATORS 81
EST. OF JEAN ABADIB, VS.. HgIRs Am
CREDITORS OF CLAIRvILLE BARRas.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Third MI.
cial District Court, Parish of Lafourehaaa
Whereas, Charles Lesseps, Jr., ADM. ain
named and qualified administrator Of said saacss
c%ession. has this day filed in my Office i reaaaE
tien of account of his administration, sR
Now. therefore, the heirs and creditors Il III
aforesaid estate and the parties interestd3na IN
hereby notified to produce in this Office, @MaiAA
the 10 days next following the publication II
the present notice. such objection as they u,a3||
have against the homolagation of said account,
otherwise the anne shall be approved and 10.
m~ologated according to law.
fsHSN Witness my hand and the sealof sai1
esASDGourt this I'd day of June, 1865.
:. ct. L. s ALLAN, Clssk
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

VThe Police Juri meets on next Mon
day, 4th inst. <
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
Ursin Naquin. Adm.. Us. Creditors and ri
of ]. Paul Bourg.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Third Iaasss
District Court. Parish of Lafnurche.

Whereas, Ursin Naquin, administrator. All
named and qualified, of the said succession 4
this day filed in my Office a final and CONN.,,
account of his administration,
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
Syndicate of j. b. Roustan--1. Bu.h,s yndis,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Third Judi.
0eiai district Court. Parish Of Lafourches

10 all those ohom these presens may concern.
TAKE NOTICE-That a meeting Of the cred
ltors Of B. Roustan. will be held. before j. r.
Gourdain Recorder Of said parish. at ha Office,
n the town of Thibodaux, on Friday the 6ti
day ofJuly 1866, alto o'clock. a. H.. totakeinr
to consideration the affairs of said J.. B, Ronss
tan, and advised as to the best mode of diapo.
sing of the effects and property of tue m
60 Witness my hand and the seal Of
SzAs@ aid Court, this 31ts day of May
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
L. S. ALLAN, CLERK.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

Now. therefore, the heirs and creditors ii Il
aforesaid succe ssion and the parties ~interrss;
are hereby notified to produce in this oSs|
within 10 days next following the publicsfs'
of the present notice such objection as they M
nave against the homologation Of said accom-
9th -rwise the same shall be approved and r
mologated according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal 4
GgaassJ said Court, this I'd day Of June NJ
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
ct. L. S. NLAlN, Clcrk.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

T~HIB0DAUX, LA.
JUNE 2, 1865.
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DIR. j. BAUER.
D E N I S 7 e,

- a Hotel Washington,
mnm5Rus au Marehe, encoignure st-Phihp
THIBoDAux.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02

they look upon EN- like they was hyenas
a seratchin up the dead for a Twin. Its as
natural to hate en- as 1t is to kill a snake.
Its utterly impossible for me to tell the
strength and length and height, depth and
breadth of their contempt for that party.
They look upon a Radical as-as-as-
well, as abeggar on horseback buzzard
sailin round a dead eagle-a suck egg
dog creepin up to the tail Of dead lion
They talk about hirin Brownlow to abuse
EN-, to use language on en-, like he did a
few years ago when he spoke against
Pryne. Ifthey do hire Brownlow, he will
spatter en-, he will daub EN- all over, and
slime EN- and slobber on EN- about right,
and it will stick, for the pores are open
and their morals spongy. l would like to
stand oft about ten rods and hear him
spread himself. It would be worse than
a squirt-gun full Of cow slop, and I have
no doubt would give general satisfaction.
That is sufficient, sir, says old Boutwell,.
III 1t was in their power to do SO. would
your people renew the fight?
Not unless they could fight the Radicals
all alone, and all the world agree to
: hands Off Even then there wouldent
be no fight, for we couldent cotch YOU.
What do your people say upon the sub
jet of negro equality!
They say its a lie. sir-it don't exist by
nature and never can in practice. Folks
we're not created free and equal. That
may be a theoretical truth, but it's always
been q practicali lie. There is grades Of
society everywhere; there is men I give
the sidewalk to, and there is men that |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

The discussion on Frida, in the Senate,
bstwsen Msssrs. Sunass and Wsde, i n.
gardsd - the most significant discussion u
ths session. Those Senators stood facing
each other for several minutes, Mr. Wade
contending that Congress was honorably
bound TO consider the eenstitstional amend
msnt Il adopted BY the Southern States, a.
conclusive Of their right to representation,
and Ar. Sumner ~ earnestly denying that
there vas any such agreement or under,
standing. Mr. Wade said he should stand
BY his bargain. when Nr. Sumner waving
his hand At Mr.. Wade, said, "Then, sir, We
part company"
A second American ship of war has ar
rived At Civita Vecchia.
Advices received to-day from Coses, re-
port the French troops as advancing into
tho interior Of the country without meeting
with any resistance from the native troops
or citizens. The war in Corea approaches
termination, and the French are MASTER
Of the situation.
The mine at Bamsley wss set on fire agair
by an explosion, and no more of the suf
ierers we're rescued The rescuing party
were obliged TO stop their humane endeavors
The total loss OF life exceeds $50.
Tho President has approved the report o
the Government commissioners made to tn,
Secretary Of the In! crior on the first sectio,
ofthc Pacific Railroad, and has ordered tho
the section be accepted. and that patent
and bonds for lands due the company be 10
sued.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

The following, says the California AsreSs
~. viii explain Why certiaa Frenchman =
anxious 10 obtain from the beosd Of sspss.
visors ! monopoly Of al the doss thas may
die In San Francisco for the next twenty
years
What use can b made Of dead dog -
II can be used for . multitude Of useful o.
luxurious purposes.
Name one. A part Of II may be put into
lsdy's smelling bottle.
Under Whist form Either - delicious
perfume, Of q smslliag salts.
How can IL be converted iute . peffumes
0lycerine il largely used By pesfumers for
their choicest pesfupes-
How 10 slyessin1 obtained from dead
dogf By olsing soda Win the besliass Of
The lat and bones.
Whist does this produce A sweet sub
stance, called, Siyssins. q saear Of fat.
How can ~ pulssfyiag 6e6h Of . dog be
converted into smslliag salts! Merely BY
adding . L LITTLE hydsO -sAlesio asid.
What further use can be made Of dog :
Ysu can wash your face and hssds with .
part Of r.
How % Part Of the glycesins may b
esd fss sssasias soap. o. made " int .
glyessins sop
What other use csn dog BE- put tor 4
lady going 70 court may put little on her
cheeks OF lips 10 improve their hue.
How can this b manageds Part Of the
Rlycerins may be mixed with CANINE, and
sold for lip salve or delicate tint for the
cheeks.
Name another use that can 30 made Of .
dead doge It may be brought to the tab's
q delicacy, and eaten with much relish.
How ean this b donsi From the skis,
tsudous and bones, gelatine can b obtained;
and this gsiatins may BE- made into jelly.
What other delicacy can be made Of il I
A part can BE- put into our tea or coffee.
tarts or puddings.
How can this bs done =? Sugar may bs
refined BY being strained through its burnt
bones.
What else can DO done With dead dog
A gentleman can appear in part Of il At I
ball Or promenade.
How sss Part Of tho skin may be mad,
into boots. and . part into riding gloves.
What order IVES made 10 Paris about
dogs some ysars ago That I'll dogs with
and thrown into the Seine.
How many dogs we're - destroyed! Ssv
srol thsuoaods.
| Who found out these dead dcgs could b
turned into money The refuse picker
(cA;0rosjers)
| What did they do with them They 80
them out Of the river, skinned them, sns
boiled them down.
What WAS done with the skinsl Tncy
were made into hid gloves.
What We done with the boilings The
were made into soap and candles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

an BRADY BETWEEN 80 4 lru STREE n
~ has purchased Of >. Wing Of Boston. ONE 81
his mammoth multiplying Csmeras. With the
sole right Of use in Scott County, for mskius
those beautiful life like Ferrotypss, Gene, &c.
after his patent. lie makes
One hundred smell Gems for. .el.o0
Fifty larger i.ND
Three doz. stili larger" no
He also makes those 6eautiful Ferrosvpe jsrsu
0o to 81. so per dos.. card size for q 81 per IA
They have very 6ne flash and iuvsrisSiS
please II you wish TO look young and peelty,
80 and get some Of those iine Ferrotyues. ~
seses taken Just - we'll in cloudy wesshsr, :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
Bachelors ARf,. Dive.

This splsadid Hair Dye y The hest in he wesid.-
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usous tints. Natasal BACK OF Brown. Remedies The
III eedts Of Bad Dyes. Invieosatss tho hair leaving
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should be avoided. Sold BY all Druggists and PeEfu.
mcn. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
II BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
declldA~1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Or. cnAuSSleRR
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- -
The Rights and 1Dasles Or States.
Every member Of Congress 10 sworn 10
support ths Conssitu0)on Of the Uaitcd
States. Boring the present session Of Con.
grsss, the constituents Of Wisconsin mem
osrs arc requested 10 carry the following In
their pockets, and compare the requirements
specified with the acts Of their Reprssensa>
tivcs.
Art. 4, sec. 2, Of the Consultation says
1.-THE citizens Of each State shall b entitled
70 al tho privileges end immunisiss II eiti-
zens Of the several States"
Al. 10 Of ths aneodmsnts 70 The Censti>
tuition says: 1.-THE poysrs ast dslsgated to
the United States By he Constitution, nor
prohibited BY L y The States are vssesssd %
tie States respectfully. o. the people"
Art. 8 Of the Constitution eays: ''Con-
e.css, Whenever swo>thirds II beth hosssG
shall deem Il necessary shall propose amcud.
mcnts 10 the this Constitution
preceded that no Stale. UifAonf its consent
shaH De deprieed Of ts equal Suffrage in ~
Senate"
Sec. Of art. l, says: "Thc house Of rep
rcsen,ativcs shall be composed Of member
chosen every second year by the people o
the sererai States"
a p L. A. x~fAI d
United States shall DO composed Of two Sen
a,ors from each .stae, chosen by the legisla
ture the ~cof, for six years."
o~~
A PRAcricAL ViEw.-Tns New Yosl
Times. taking prac teal view Of the South
crn situation, says that whatever may b
tho political policy Of Congress in refercnc
10 the Southern States, it should not b
blind 10 tho fostering Southern industry
Southern production and the practical bust
ness interests Of the South generally
Whether tho present State Governments Or
recognized or not, whether thc Constitution
al Amendment be adopted or not, Il is fac
that the contin ucd prostsation Of Southerr
interests is : very serious damage, not onl,
70 the well.bcing Of the South, but Of tn
whole country. With large production AMI
prosperous industry there, large revenues
would re poured into tho Treasury light
cning our own burdens, improving tho M
tional credit. and diminishing the public debt
With tho present stats Of thisgs, rsvsnue
must continue - they are, missrably email
Even il the plan Of creating territorial gov
ernments for the Southern States bc carrie
out by Congress. II would be sdvantagsou
that their material interests Be encour
aged; for territorial governments win prov
excessively expensive affairs to tho natio
and . burden upon the people Of the Nortl
which they will soon feel hcavily-cspcc
tally II Southern prostration reduces sti
lower than now Southern revenues. II il
therefore, exceedingly short sighted in Cor
grcss to turn its back upon all protects f.
dcvclopin. the resources OF the Solther
States, merely because Tic pol.tica. sent
merits Of the people are unsatisfactory.
Is marvcou>.y like biting oil ones nose
spite ones face.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

A host Of Pennsylvania politicians ere Ia
Washington. locking into The ssnatosia,
contest In that Stcs. The most active Q.
the member ere the friends Of Camesoo.-
An tmprseeiea was sought 70 b. created ia
some quartsse that Thad. Seevsao intended
to withdraw fro0 The canvas, bat thas /
today explicitly denied by NJ. 6tsveus,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

From the Milwaukee market reports NJ
take the following: The rsceipts Of vh..A
in January. from oil sources, were Sv4. 90:
in February. 44s.42o; in March. lei, oss; in
April, 29i $50; 10 Nay. l,9aO,3iS In June
l.sss.277; in July. 81. 900; in August.
ST., zoos; in September, l.ss2. lie; in Octo.
Der. a,7as. $50; 10 November, 200. s5a; =
and in Deesmbsr 10 the 18th. lOs.7 ss. III,
total shipasnts sse the year vsss II 81, sao
ground BY the city mills ]. $50, 900, IL stoss
Dee. IL. 1866. SIS. 400, giving n sgsreaats
of18,543, 920 bushels.