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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
Arrival of Mrs, Jefferson Davis and Child at
Fortress Monroe---Her Admission into the

Fortress M0nr0e..-Her Admission into TIL
Fort, etc. --8sa19 t1 7!A5S
Our Intelligent. Fortress Monroe. cor
respondent, under date OF May Sd, gives
the following interesting letter; J.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, accompanied by
two servants and her youngest child, an
interesting little girl, about two years old,
arrived here at an early bour this morning
on the4steamsr Adelaide, from BALTIMORE,
Nd. She proceeded TO the Hygeia Hotel,
which stands o few feet from where the
steamers land, and remained in the sitting
room for several hours After eating
breakfast she was called upon by Major
Muhlenburg, of the Fifth United States
Artillery, and subsequently, by Lieut..
Fessenden. of the same regiment, ano,an
aid on Gen. Miles staff, who conveyed to
her a message from the general, and es-
corted her into the Fortress. eela5
What transpired after Mrs. Davis en-
tered the Fortress. is, of course, unknown
just at present.
Immediately on receiving the crafty
ing intelligence of the permission allowed
her by President johnson to visit her
husband here, Mrs. Davis commenced
getting ready for her journey. and left
Montreal. where she has been stopping
for several weeks past, on last Monday
afternoon at 3 O'clock. She made ho
stoppage on the way, but came through
and made very quick travelling
time. re7 4 .H H.
The conditions Of her visit, and the pri-
rileges which will be extended to her
its continuance. are subjects Of
speculation. Should she re-
here any length of time she will
probably make her home at the residence
Of DR.. Cooper, post surgeon, near the
Fortress. ,rFE>3 fF1t 4g.Eg Trsf.u
As before remarked, Mrs. Davis is ac-
by only one Of her children
the youngest Of the family. Two Of her
remain in Montreal, attending
and the third is in the hands Of
sriends.-[Norfolk Virginian.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

All those having legal business in
New Orleans, and in the neighboring par
ishes, are REFERRED to the card Of Messrs.
Belcher g. Beattie, who viii take pleasure
IN attending to their interests. aL.hL ..L
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

aUWe have most encouraging news
respecting the coming crops throughout
this parish, and if the season proves pro-
picious the cotton and cora crop; will be
more than an average yield.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

-YaUNCLE Z1cK.-Our old friend and
former townsman, Sumner Townsend, is
once more among US. We are pleased
to learn that he has returned to remain in
T~hibodaux. asa .r
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

3 E-The. result Of the election returns
from the parishes composing the Sd Judi
tcial District shows that e. w. Blake,
Esq, is elected District Attorney by a
majority of 1872 votes. a, IT, eg.. +
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

DThe members of the Excelsior
Lodge No. "a, I. 90. F., are requested
to be present at q regular meeting on the
22d instant. See notice.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
THIBODAUx. la. ls9a Ivy (
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1866,

AI-The attention Of the trade, mer-
chants. ind planters is called to the adj
vertissment of Messrs. Cammack &Squires
which appears in this issue.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

The preservation of meat IS due to the
qualification Of its juices, and, in certain
eases, to the exclusion of atmospheric air.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
FOR SALE Or RENT.

fff5!s THREE COTTAGES. newly fitted dp.
skk:5il In a retired and healthy locality iu the
town of Thibodaux. Apply to j. r. Wood, ut
the store of. T. Thompson. rs-Iatt
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
tt4ftt ISttsE 98f4 8 It 3gf4f4 4 4pf 49, s# -
Bash, tsyndic, vs. Creditors Of j. 81. M .,f,.I
STATE OF LOUlSIANA-Third ;ua
A2cial District Court. ParishofI In fonsol

Whereas. L. Bush. daly named and eaajiss
syndic in the above emitted case, has tLiss NJ
iiied in my office arendition Of account d M
yBdieate Of said case. Itf6 tgssf pat
Now. therefore. the creditors in the s-tor.,s,
case, and the parties Interested are hereby M.
fed to produce in this Office. within ten NV,
next following the publication of the presss
notice such objection as the ymay have spsIDsss
the honologation Of said account. otherwiy n
sam, shall be approved and hoinolcgated accoS.
ing to law. i49t e ss~s
SEAL Witness my hand and the soslo
0nNJsaid Court. this 18th day Of All
one thousand eight hundred andsixtysk.
2t. 81. 4's.s l.. $. ALi.AIN, GJlafl
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
Syndicate of J. B.. Ronstan--L. Rush,syynn WIZ
&TATE0 OF LOUIsIANA.-Third .Ia&
Scial district Court. Parish ofLafoprnfSS

q. az ttFfnsc soiem these, psese,it: nay conHAsss:
TAKE NGTIGE-Thata meeting 0~ftacrsX
litors of J B. Roastsn. win be held. before y
sGenrdaia Recorder Of said parish. at his nae.E
in the town OF TIL, DO latx. ON Thursday the III
day ofJune 1865. III 10 o'clock A. NJ, tofakeEie
to consideration the affairs oftsaid =. q; Rou.
tan. and advised as to thu best mode 81 diloe
sing ofthe effects and property Of the same.
faEA Witness my hand ard the seal u
essGasAD aid Court, this; 19th day Of MAY
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.ss !
zaa frdIt 4. S. ALLALH, Clerk
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
Succession OF Mathitd. qVickner, deceased wife Of
~ Adolphe Boulregux and Community. III

AAa aF HaA *-- ~ ~ a6altE&8si sgsat
CTAIE OF LOuISIANA-Third jedi.
lcial District Court. parishof Lafoarche
Whereas, Adolphe Boudresux, of the parish II
Lafourche, has made application TO the said
Court for obtaining the administration of the
said Estate. 3 'fr aai IS 9 s !tds tsaTld
Therefore. all 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 bis office in the town Of Thibodatix,
within ten day after the first publication. here
off, or the said applicant will, in due course Of
law. be appointed and dnly qlalifed the adlri-
~nistratorg of said succession. nh ss. 49,,
n Witness my hand and the seal Of said
~ Jourt. this 18th day Of May. A. y, oue
thoaaSand eight hundred and sixty six. gI
may IL. Z $. ALLALNs Ctsrk.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
Jules Chappuis, administrator, yseHeirs anass
Creditors Of Victorin Benait. a7e
State Of, Louisiana-Pa riihl Of ia.
fourche, Third Judicial DisA
Court. taaI3oa. $ ! 81 'qsHs
t@ sI}a9 II sa9fsY aE0f s# t@at4 E4sAa45 Na

Whereas, ,Jples Chappuis, Admiaistrator, dul3
named and qualified administrator If said sue
cession. bus this day fled in my Office, . final
and complete account Of his administration,
Now. therefore. the heirs and creditors Ia the
aforesaid estate and the parties Interested ara
hereby notified to prodice in this o~fficegawithin
the 10 days, next following Itle publication II
have against the honnolagation of said account
otherwise the same shall be approved and ho
mologated occordingto law. BE- II lisaq
aERSA Witness my hand and the saal Of said
A~saSsSCourt this 18th day Of May 1866
nay 10 q aft,6 l. 3 ALLAN, Clerk
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19
By bal, onband s 80 IS
j. K. Treasurer.
Thibadaux, May 10, 1865.

TO the Mayor and Trustees Of the town
Of ThibodauS ~ hereby submit my an
nual report and account with the Guion
Academy. BY authorization of the Mayor,
three hundred and seventy Ave dollars, 81
Il cents we're paid from the funds Of the
Corporation TO the Guion Academy: 21lt'
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-19

THANKs.-To Messrs. r. Ofutt g. Bro,
general news agents on N. Oh. e. N.
r. r.. for a budjet of late papers.
g To. Mr.. R. E. Mccarthy. Of Mccarthy
g. Hobert's Express, On Opelousas B. R.,
for late Now Orleans daily papers.
= wrAccording to the returns from the
different precincts Of this parish. the
following persons were elected: =
~. 15- For Sheriff, Cleophas Lagarde.
-.pe" Clerk Of Court, L. s. Allan. ls
81 i" ] Recorder, j. x. Gourdain.
!. Assessor, r. r. Mcbride.
sai ~ Coroner, l.. Bergeron. a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
CooI1E LABOR.

The difficulties encountered in regulating
the present system of free labor, have induced
many to look to some new source of supply
as a means Of renovating the prosperity of
the country. The shock Of war has certainly
introduced great confusion in the previously
established system, and the attempts which
thus far have been made to regulate labor in
suck way that industry should prosper, have
been, attended with very Indifferent success
The regulations established by the laws of the
different Southern States, though generally
based upon equitable principles, have not
always met the requirements Of the situation;
and the eccentrieities of the freedmen's bureau
have often introduced irremediabIe confusion
in everything with which it intermeddled
Congress, too, insisted ingarious ways in inter
fering with questions which could more easily
have been settled without its intervention
The confusion Of rights under the so-called
civil rights bill so great that an indisposi-
ton is manifested by many to have any rela-
tions, which can be avoided, with the enaan-
eipated negro. lest the connection with him
might unexpectedly involve his employer in
some novel litigation before tribunal hith-
erto unknown in the country. The little
" harmless pleasantries too, in. which the
military occasionally indulge for their own
amusement, or for the annoyance of other
people, beget a wish on the part of citizens to
diminish as far as practicable the points Of
contact between them, so that the dangers Of
collision with those hilarious gentlemen NAV
be as infrequent as possible.
These various considerations, taken in con
neetion with the fact that the system of policy
inculcated by the radicals seems designed to
teach the freedmen that it is not their labor,
but their votes, which are 10 add to the
prosperity Of the country, have induced
many persons to look forward to securing
another class of laborers who will be willing
to work in flfllment Of their contracts with
out troubling themselves and disturbing
others by constant attemptsat reyolutionizing
the system Of government witch has SO long
prevailed The eoolie, it is expected BY
these persons, is to supply the wants of labor
now SO seriously felt throughout the Soutk ern
States.
look before you leap, is homely adage,
but embodies much wisdom. Our situation
is surrounded by many unpleasant difficulties,
and il is natural and proper that we should
attempt TO avoid them or to remove them.
But i we insist upon wandering in the dark
We may encounter pitfalls more dangerous
than those which already environ orr path.
We think the expedient which is proposed to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

One night last week, as the passenger train
from Nashville for Louisville stopped at Bow
ling Green, the conductor shouted " twenty
minutes for supper, and about thirty passen-
gers rushed into the dining room. Among
the "hungry thirty were some ladies, few
of whom left their children on board the
train. While the passengers were eating, the
train went off and left them Husbands were
separated from wives, wives from children,
children from servants, and the feelings of
those who were left behind can better be
imagined than described. Some of them came
up on the FREIGHT train
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
geB efAxs gag Grssent Utusaag nag 0etaber 49, 1885,

They have queer amusements in Nashville.
A rattlesnake soiree is advertised to take place
at a saloon on Cedar street. at which the
snake charmer announces that he will let the
reptile loose on the floor, handle and tame
him. On the same day, wrestling match
comes of, on the race course, between a white
man and negro, for five hundred dollars a
side.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

The Bazaar Tombola for the benefit of Sc
Nincentde Panl's church begins this evening,
at Masonic Hall, and viii continue for several
days Tickets only twenty i've cents. Let
the benevolantlg and eharitably disposed bear
the fact in mind, and secure the enjoyment Of
y pleasant evening passed IN the midst Of
refined society.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

The eonsscration of tie bishop elect 81
Louisiana, ReN Or, Wilmer, viii take place,
as announced by the standing committee Of
the diocese, at Christ Church In this city on
Wednesday the 7th Of November. It is un-
derstood that The bishop Of Vermont, (the
senior of the house of bishcps) viii be present
assisted hy the bishops respectively, Of Mis-.
sissippi, Alabama Georgia and Tennessee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
HoUsE ROOM FoR THE People.

HOUSE ROOM FOR THE PEOPLE.
The reported offer of Mr.. A. T. Stewart to
give million dollars for the purpose of con-
structing suitable residences for the deserving
poor Of New York, has had the effect Of di-
recting public attention to this subject and
of eliciting discussion as to the best means of
providing house room for the laboring popu-
lation. The question presses almost as closely
on us as on the people of New York, and the
general conclusions which are found to be ap-
plicable there, will Likewise be found to be
applicable here.
At present, the discussion has taken the
form of an argument as to the best style of
houses for the purpose in yiew-whether the
model tenement house, as it is called, or the
separate cottage system, is the best method
But this is getting in advance OF
fthe main point. Before deciding on
the kind of houses to be built, it is neces-
sary to prove that any particular method,
apart from the ordinary voluntary method,
under which the supply of houses is sup
posed to be regulated by the demand for
house room, is practicable or desirable. 1t
must be evident that any proposition, in
to,5e57 q covar fbis eror,nd mnst he General
i its character We are not called mon to
ann1and . narticp1ar act Of beneyolence, on
the part of one person, which act however
munifeent it may be, can have only an appre-
ciable. effect on the permanent comfort of the
o,raat mass of tbe community. What we wish
4 arrive at.is after all. not whether or not
n, stawa,+ L I liberal man bnt whether the
n,o,,,,e, IL which nv stewart,s money. or
on,,l,o5v elsa,s money 4 annlied. is consis-
tant With The General laws Of society
and nolitica1 economy. IF if is not
consistent with those laws his experiment
will il +I,a end ba a failure. Aqainst the
+an,,ora,v benefit which it NAV confer. must
he sat If tbe loss which 4 false system in
variably entails. and which. ultimately. pro
dpees more inconvenience than had originally
baaD obyiated In other words If a system
~ bonsa bu;Idino can be devised which
ybilski II will afford at least annroxinate cor,
fort and health to the people. will. at the same
tiime. nav Il, interest on tbe investment en1al.
Or nearly ea,ia1 Il the ordinary nrofits on
money. our problem would approach solr-
tion. We may denend on X that methods
which do not nav will nroye only Temporary.
ana. in tbe 1one RIM. deIeterious exnedients
They ara attemnts to divert the flow Of tbelaws
Of nolitica1 eeononv from II cir na+rral chan.
mel and any sucb ATTEMPTS only aogravate the
eviis 7,bicI, 'tbey ara intandad + c1ra
Wbat ~ really want L tbat cani4alists
sbould tate hold. Of This anestion and annlv
fbei f,nds 70 tba constr,,etio, of ho1,ses pot
a. ! donation or . banefsefion sinnlv Int IN
some rational manner which affords a. least .
,,rosneet a ! fair retnrn for tbe money in
vested those Who accornnlisb tbis oSiec+
Viii be entitled II a. move # o,,r ,,ratit,de
than avy stewart witb his temntinc oif4 of :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

LION s. Israel.
We would call the attention of purchasers of
DRY GOODS
To the Stock we have just opened at
OUR NEW STORE,
16s................. Canal Street .IGs
Comprising Selections
FROM THE LEADING MARKETS OF EUROPE.
Great has takenin purchasing these Goods pro.
vide for every The twenty years. experience
firm this city has enabled them place
assortment which, they believe will the appreciation
all The stock consists Of
MozAMBIQUES,
PoPLTNS,
CASHMERES and DELAINEs,
French MERINoES
Black and Colored SILKS
All descriptions of
MOURNING GOODS,
EMBRoIDERIEs, .s.
HOSIERY, in all Grades,
French and American CALIC0ES,
LINENS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS of every kind,
BLANKETS, FLANNELs Etc, Etc
Alarge assortment of Black and colored Cloth and silk
CLOAKs.
REMARKABLY CHEAP.
We shall not enumerate, is the custom $4,000
worth Of kind of Goods 500 of another place
Stock before the public with confidence in the general
assortment and that the price will compete with any
the trade. ..
We earnestly invite old friends and all who want
Cheap Dry Goods,
to give Us cali we shs feel pleasure in showing these
Goods
LION & ISRAEL,
1853 Canal street. between Baronne and Dryades
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

ACADEMY or Music. The bill at the
Academy is always SO varied and excellent
thatit il difficult to decide what ID the most
entertaining Some prefer farce, others
songs others dancing, others the Ethiopian
eccentricities, and others pantominie while
the great nlass enjoy them all, and Like the
rapid succession with which they are brought
upon Tho boards. Manager BidweH is daily
adding " the strength Of his company and
u would Be hard for any one, no matter what
his tastes, to fail y extract both pleasure and
amusement from the varied performances Of
the Academy combination
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
Rsase.

The Bee Of yesterday announces that Mr..
g Weisse, for twenty seven years con
necfed With that paper. has Withdrawn from
IL and has domiciiated himself il France.
The Bee viii be published III future By the
firm Of Dufour and Linet.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
If. R. Ka,opp.
DENTAL SURGEON,

1T9.",..,....,.....Canai istreet...............1Se
Adjoining Christ Church,
Is now be found his Office from o'clock A. until
prepared to attend to the practice his Profession in
every department.
Every style of ARTIFICIAL TEETH from the cheap Vul-
canite Base to Gold and Platina but particular attention
given to the Preservation Of Natural Teeth by Plugging etc.
millions Of which lost Tor want Of TIMELY AND
JUDICIOUS TREATMENT. In this Department those who
have parOnized him for than quarter Of century in
this city say that he is Second to None In his profession
He has the improvement for Extracting Teeth Without
Pain Prices higher than usually charged by Dentists Of
skill and experience,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

The Grand Army of the Republic "a
reasonable organization of radicals, which
has reached membership in the West of up
wards Of 100000 members being rapidly
propagated in the East.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
Re11I0UGE.

Henry Hamburger. Fashionable Tailor, T
Has removed his Establishment l3 Common street to
No. IS ST CHARLES street, in the Grand Lodge Masonic
Hall where he will he pleased his friends and the public
fine stock Of Cloths and CassmeTes always hand All
work done IN the latest style and best Satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
CEOt1.tneg und FurntsRiss Goods

Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Wholesale and Retail-at Low Prices.
TULANE BUILDING. NEW ORLEANS |oct 49, 1855.
We receiving from manufactory, large
Of Fine, fashionable, and Lowpriced
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Also large assortment of Furnishing Goods shawls
Umbrellas Trunks, valses, ETC., etc. Ladies' Saratoga
Trunks Wholesale and Retail
Louisiana State Notes taken at par a.. n
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART.
81 and SO Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
Gnrpet WsNreNoWse.

19............ .oHARTREs STREET ...............17
Lately received--eA RPETING of all kinds and auafees
FLOOR OIL GLOFhs, Of III qualities which we cnt to s
rooms; CURTAIN SA%ERtALS, Lace Curtains Corhicgs
and Bands, greet igty Window Shades Hair Cloth
Grumb Cloths, fable and Piano Covers, China and Cocoa
asttings Of all widths.
A. BR0UssEAU s. co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

LARGEST LoAD eT TEE SEASON The steamer
Gen. Quitman, Capt. White, arrived last
evening with 2239 bales Of cotton, being the
largest load BROUGHT To this port fhis season.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

LOUISIANA LoDeE No. 1o2. Members Of
this lodge are referred TO the notice of Mr..
Waugh, the secretary, announcing q regular
comnnunic alton this evening, at O'clock, in
the Grand Lodge Hall Members are re-
quested to be punetual, as business ef import
ance VIII be brought forward Visiting
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

It is demonstrated that the use of soft in
stead Of hard water in London will save its
people s3,375,OOo a. year on the three articles
of soap, tea and coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

Two men by the name of Sullivan were shot
and killed at Greenshurg, KY, the other day,
by two brothers named Moore. SOC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
Up on the freight train

A Memphis police detective committed sui
eide on the 18th inst. He first threatened to
shoot his wife, but on her imploring him to
spare her life, he turned the pistol towards
his own breast, pulled the trigger, and fell a
corpse. Cause, bad whisky.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
D1nD.

On Friday 18th instant in gashneton county Mississippi
WILLIAM Ie only child of Joseph O. and H. A: Fprridsy
1f this city, in the 29th year of his age
Ray-NatcheE and Vicksburg papers please copy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
y. B. Walton S DesIoeege,


y. EB. Walton SS EBeSJ0aGGge.
AUcTIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS
FOR
PurchaEe, Sale and Leasing of City Property,
PLANTATIONS AND LANDS; .
FOR THE SALE OF STOCKS AND SCRIP, MERcHAN"
Disc AND PRODUCE. DAMAGED COTTON,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC,
No. "a Carondelet street, corner of Union.
Acknowledging the liberal patronage confidence of the
public we beg to announce that in the REAL ESTATE De.
partmen of business have unequaed facilities and
the information relation to all city and sub
urban property and heretofore prepared to give the
best satisfaction to all who employ our services
Our arrangements for regular sales ofSTOGKs sCRIP
MORTGAGE PAPER etc, will be suOh upon the opening
of business will attract attention invite approval
and Syndcs of Insolyent invited to oar long ex
perence the superior advantages possess in making
SALES OF PROPERTY OF SUGGESTIONS.
We respectfully and confidently solicit Underwriters and
Port sales sales of Cotton and Cargoe Merchan
disc and Produce, Household Furniture, etc, etc
The public may rely upon personal and careful attention
to all business intrusted tou
j. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

The richest man in ST. Louis is, according
to the late income list, james H. Lucas, whose
income is S1O3. .271.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

George Francis Train has made another
large land purchase in Nebraska-the largest
ever made in the territory