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RAnRoAp AcolpnSr-- A dispatch Of the LAT

| RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A dispatch of the lat
inst, from Portland, Me, says: ~ 'sas
As the train from Island Pond for Portland on the
Grand Trunk Railway, was nearing Thompson's mill il
the town Of starks this morning the pillow got d
the track and stopped the train At that moment tia
down freight train came along and into it, smashing
the cars badly and njnrng eight ten persons severely
Two passenger cars took fra and were consumed MIR
Goser the Superintendent road hus gone to the
scene Of the disaster with sargeons etc in special train
"a later dispatch says: 49, zt9isa
Ten persons Injured mostly by fractures Of the
bones and dslocatous OF the imbs Their wounds how
ever are not considered dangerous by the physicians
Good surgical aid is attendance at the scene Of Ia
disaster from Portland aud other places
Mrs Taylor, who had been visiting Lancaster badly
burned aud lies in critical condition.
Amons thetnjured are Wm Burns of Lancaster whose
leg is fractured, VIM " McGris of Bangor, whose arm
has been disocated. and Rev Mr. Baxter OF Wilton Me
whose collar bone broken.
The train consisted OF passenger car the rear
which was attached box which driven half wa
through the passenger by the collision 81 -
The train stopped In consequence the locomotive
becoming nnAhackled and not by getting on the track
DREADFUL ACCIDENT FROM THE USE OF CAM
members OF the family Of Major Israel
Pierson, of West Bloomfield, N j., shockingly III.
jured few days ago. by the bursting Of lamp contain
log burning fluid The lamp standing the middle
Of the table sndth family seated around when the Ak
plosion occurred One little girl nine years old died the
next morning from the effect Of her burns Anolhs,
oldes daushter & go much injured to render her
novery uncertain Tbs mother and little boy slst
considerably burned i= 80 -, s
John Mitchell, in q recent letter, states that
although sne year ago he filed bis decaaon Of intention
become citizen Of the United States he has ehanget
n laind and viii lot undergo the process Of natural
EAtons -
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Succession d'AIexander a. Wood.
PAR GARDNER SMITH, Encanteur.

Bureau Place Commensurate TO-.
n UNDI, II de Deeembre, II heures du
natn il vendu Ian enns residence du deesde dana Y
Apollo Philippe veu dun oEds ue
hoporabe j. N della Deursme Coar dc fet De
NonYee oaan poitan - de Noyamole 1885, atn moi
addrefse, aavoir- Et..E5
Articles meubs de mason eonsans eu part Dc bsu
de yeop chases e. chh Assc
les caune, mafbe de pbo'he9hs
ro iei service De dinner en- OF
nsnccr hamper onemsnta pour
In naisss maeas ganre pole ct utensils de chi
sine, ETC. 4. WIS.,. gasQ4 ,,sE...4 d.
hsine dor eeingeto en- OF
rermesMh roe,t romntant dis1l
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Letqttosl's Eoren,tssne Shirts.

w full supply of these celebrated Shirts always hand all
styles, szes qualities at LEIGHTON q BARBOT's,
nqT 7dp,f corner Canaland St. Charles streets.
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Uonst0,aflu oaa Fnmd.

tg 100000 100000 HAVANA CIGARS guaranteed of direct
Importation comprising Regaa Meda ReEsa
the moet celebrated brands Ugue, cabanary carbs III SOL
midhd, Washington sevilana eto, and for tale by
dill 2pst s. DE WISER Il co. " Magazine atrcet.
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clothing. Clothing.
EW WIS W. YONS & G O.
~ NEW CLOTHING STORE,

N Clothing! Clothing:
L E WIS W. L YONS & G o.,
NEW CLOTHING STORE,
4, No SO Canal ST., neat door to Camp ST.,
per arrivals New York, splendid
stock Fashionable CLOTHING Gn,s' FURNISH
ING GOODS and Boys Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS which prices purchased
where in the city, 6
DRESS AND FRocK COATS.
Super French Cloth, Black, Blue Olive Brown, Olive
EXTRA BLACK FRENCH CLOTH TALMAsi
J. Do, do. do. do. CATELoNIAks;
Fl. New Style.
CASTOR BEAVER cATELoNLANs AND TALMAs,
New style.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTH oLoAKs-some with Velvet
OVER FRocKs, PALETors AND sACs.
Blue Brown Black, Mulberry Olive Green, etc., handsomely
gotten up; .
SIAMESE OyERCoATS, Black and Colored; wa
TRAVELLING SHAWLS. a5Ea
LOOSE BLUE CLorHFRENCHsACS az. s=.s55 ri
Black Blue Cloth OVER sACs PALEToTs;
Olive Brown Olive sACs PALEroTs BUSINESS
COATS;
italian Cloth FRocKs and PALEToTs, assorted cOloss;
BUSINESS cLoTHlNG-Gray Cashmere Suits; 9=
i n& Brown Plaid do. DO; 3
BLANKET coATs-Drab Blue Blanket ant petars ham;
Extra Black French Doeskn Pants;
Extrn Black Cashmere Pants; ~
Fancy and Plain coored Cashmere Pants description
Black Silk yolve Black and coiorsd Cloth sasn Silk
Cashmere and Cashmere Vests dfsrens qualities.
I i Te.4#sz42 ...Aso. 6d4 u a
full assortment of SECOND AND THIRD QUALITIES CLOTH
DRESSING RoBEs-French Cashmere, Chinis etc. etc.,
Boys and Youths CLOTHING, every description; rn5
Mems Boys and Youths slRTsa fall assortment
| ioned; 49, 50 4 '''=
| INDIA RUBBER cLoTHINs-ful assor aant
TfBf KS, TALsEs, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas lic., etc.
i#.sE955 LEWIS W, LYONS & CO.,
dill sdpA z 4=rsU SO Canal street, next Camp.
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VLoTHISd.--Eyery possible article belonging
TO gentisnans wardrobe can be procured 1t Lewis W
Lyons Co No. So Canal street near Camp. The par-
fscuars srs duly set forth in their advertisement to
which We ress Their prices exceedingly reasonable
an sheif goods selected expressly Tor this market
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MILLINERY AND FANCY Goons. Mrs. Peck.
dats Jsass, q the corner Of Camp and Julia sres,s
opened few days aince very large II sb
millinery snd fancy goods most like 10 suit e
season aud the taste Of our ladies' Mrs. Peck had
auired very considerable reputation as dressmaksr
under another name The tendency towards white slk
dresses and bridal ses which has attacked 80 many q
aur mnefs pseyed fatal With Mrs Peck and those vhe
were accastusd % patropizs Mrs letters should nov
call on Mrs. Peck s9s.5.sYfi5 Ei S.
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PuMtME0Ous.

~ OF Black Cashmere and Doeskn, all qualities Colorea CASH
large variety embracing oil the and most desirable
patterns jnst received and for saia by
LEIGHTON L BARBoT,
n7T 9dpn Canal and ST. Charlea streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
Succession Of Alexander Il. Wood,
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneers,


M 0NDAY, december II, at II o'clock, VIII
I'VE sold atthe lie resid,nce the deceased on Apollo street
batN hIp by order Of tbs Hon u ~ e
Judge the nar Court bearing date Ncyenbs ~ e
and 10 me directed TO $3.50 az. ya,,,
spndIy articles Of Household Furnturs in pas. o. hs m
hogany Bedateads, Washltand feyet
Sofas Rocking Chsrs tenans Rocking and Cane
Matbeop Sdeboarj Book Case, Mirrors Engayins en SAFE
Rich China slycware; Plated easr agd Coefety
Ware Lamps Maus onameats Mating Mattresses Bsedag Soa
ing Stpve Kitchen Aso fine Gold Watch and Chan
p,ants RonL, Tn,ns- Cash
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
SALE, 81

TWO SUGAR PLANTATIONS, stu
IL ated Bayou Courabeau in the parish of st. Landry,
about four miles from the town of Opelousas. 81
1st. A PLANTATION containing about 1929 superficial
acres, about 800 apents Of which in cultivation
about JOG in fallen timber and the remainder in wild land
This place has excellent Sugar House, Purgery of
ling Negro Cabins Corn Crib Stable Blacksmith Shop, &C.
The sugar house contains set of four kettles, set this year
the purgey is capable of holding $50 hoghe IDS of sugar
The whole parapheraa of the place. together with the
lands, new.
3D. ANOTHER PLANTATION containing $50 superficial
arpents, of which 200 in cultivation, so in fallen
timber, and the remainder in wild land This plantation
has excellent Sugar House, with set of four kettles
newly set and Pugery capable of holding 200 hogseads
OF sugar. The Engine is from the mandatory OF Niles
Co., and cost $4,000; ALSO Dwelling House. Negro Cabins
Corn Cribs Stables, Blacksmith Shop, &c. sc. The whole
paraphernaa Of the place together with the lands
These plantations situated Bayou Courtateau,
navgable stream communicating with the aIk3efi River,
having steamers passing and requesting beftlem nearly
every day. They about five miles from the Opeosas
Railroad Both places join and there is in their immediate
vicinity, about 400 arpents Of land for sale. These farms
will double in value the Railroad will be COM
pleted. Each sugar house is insured at $4,000. 500
Cotton grows ineN and if cotton planter desires to pur
chase the vendor Will obgate himself take both engines
at $4,000 each.
The Parish st. Landrybeing principally settled by cotton
planters negroes be easily hre from and after the list
of November
These places will either he sold together separately
one two, tree FOUR and five years credit with interest
FROM day Of sale, with good security, to the Satisfaction of
the vendor. For further particulars apply to
o2stf 'E'l LOBrr tCHARPENTIER, New Orleans,
Or to A f. cpan Napoconvile, parish of Assumption.
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A yENDzsE,-
nEUX HABiTATIONS Gtablies e

4 nv ~ \ IAoANo CtftDiiSS
- Sucrere, situGes dams la paroisse St. Landry,
Fiat etayou Courtableau queques miles de Ia vile
des Opelousas -.,
1er Une habitaton de 1929 de superce, don't
vron rois arpents sot mainenant culture, ct
virnn arpents bois aatt lie bois de
bout Cete habitation eXcelente s,crere, pteoir
machine vapeur de Niles Co., ayant coute $1,000
une bonnie maison de nitre cahanes neres, malsirs
mas, ecuries frge etc. Pequipage quatre chaudieres
monte cette aimee la purgee coptenr environ $50
houcaus de sucre tOutes les basses Sont a tue
la teTe. u III '''. $50 -9- AZ y f.55 'f-
2me. Une autre habiation de $50 arpens de superfcie
don't $50 aens sont nntenant culture ct environ so
arpets sont bos ablttus lie bois ebout;
hataten une excelente screre prgere, une machine
yapeIr de Niles ~ Co., ayant toue $1,000, bonnie
mason de aitre Cabaes negres magasins nlas ecures
forge, etc. Leqaipage quare chaudieres monte cete
annee lie purgeo peut contenr environ 200 boucauts de
sucre, toutes leg batsse sont neuye ains la terre
Ces habations strees la rviere COurtaheau,
cour deau narigabe commandment lie Mississippi
ayant des bateaS ypeur assant tous les ours
devant habitatios Files trouvent d cnq mile du
chemin dc fer des Opeosss Les deux alations ioig
nent, pres de habations 400 arpentSGe terre
yendre. ia .,..st. az
Ccs abitatious oubleont de yaetr a,ssito ue lie Rail
Road ini chaque sucrere est assrde pour $4,000
LIE cotton Went parfaitement 81 plntcur coonner
voult les cheter lie vepdeur sengage rerenre chaque
machine vapeur pour $1,000. |
La parosse st. Landry yan beaueoup de cosonniers
partr du mo de Novenbre on rouve fac,eent beucoup
de negres iouer.
On venlra ce iaitaons ensemble sGparement l. g.
s. Sans de credit noyednant nterat du jour dc la vene
ct DIES securities a la satisfaction du Venleur
Pour de plus amles reseigenents s'adresser Messrs.
Io2stf sfLOBIT & CIiARpENTTER,4 Nile Orleans.
a. f. Hickman SiloeonTie paroisse Assumption.
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CTATE OF LOUlsIANA-Parish of


To Richard Terrell residing IN the city of N. Orleans
You are hereby notified to make and repair your roads,
bitches and bridges, your land situated in this parish
the bayou Grand Caou bounded above by lannds Of R. R.
Barrow and below by lands owned by the heirs Of Green
bury Thomas being the land purchased by you Mrs
Henry F. Wade the 18th of July 1854 Said repairs
be made in the manner pointed by Art the Regua
lions of the Police Jury Of said parish follows to-wt
ART. 7. All public roads in this parish shall have travel
ing track of at least thirty feet wde Wherever any of said
roads shall pass tmbered land the timber shall be fell
ed and the underground cut down least sixty feet in width
and for the width Of thirty feet all trees stumps ROOTS and
other distractions shall be cut and cleared with
surface Of the ground ditch shall be cut the upper
side Of the travelling track of all public roads in this parish
at least three feet wide at the top and tive feet Deep and
dirt thrown into the center and properly eveed and round
ed and whenever the Inspector may think necessary
ditch shall be cut both sides. Cross bitches shall be
from said side ditch sufficient in number depth, width and
length to prevent said roads from overowng during heavy
rans said bitches to be cubed under the dges and to be
well ard substantially brdged the bridges to be at least
eighteen feet we to be supported by not ess than six good
cypres s and covered with strong pickets panks Of
less than two inches in thickness which shall be securely
tened down for their whole length with iron spikes
And said roads to be six inches at the sides and eighteen
inches in the centre above the highest water mark
You required to make the said repairs within twenty
days after the publication hereof Otherwise shall proceed
the same be made your expense in the manner
pointed out by law. Pr. MICHEL, Road Inspector
(Attested) +. GAGNE Clerk OF P. Jury, 4th District
Parish Of Terrebonne Nov. 16 1854. r. 4s-3t
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TTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Courd u
IL Cinqueme District Judiciare, segeant dams ct pour
paroisse de Lafourche. -
jury de Police de Iafourche, i -.@ so e'g1

Jdcqnes Conrad ct tos que ceza pet conce,nr
SACHEz: QUEEN verue DUN orre de saisie moi adresse
la Cour colossus ntituee, dams la cause cdessus intu
lee ct nueroee, a sase lie 25 de Mars 1851 la propretee
capres decrite, sayoir:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situG dams Ia ite
paroisse sur la rive doie u bayou Lafourche environ IS
miles audessous de la vile de Thibodaux, ayant arpen
ct dem de face sur lie dit bayou par qnarane de poodeu
borne en- haat par leg erres de Veuve Wilton has les
teIres de Raymond knight, ct appartenant JACQUES
CONRAD, resident dams la dite paroisse. , .., -
yous ttes par presentes notifies d'avor presense
vos opposons ct leg rasons motvees la dite Cour dams
les trente ours partr u 16eme jour Ocobre 1854 pour
quot la propriee sase serat pas yendue scion Ia de-
mande DIES peionnares pour satsfire la de six
cent six pastres ct douze cents nteret legal de la de-
mande udcare ct les ras de process etant montan
due pour ouvragcs ct rearations e Ia e erre sous
I'm engagement fat fnspecteur du Second District
Is de NoveInbre 1852 commencement a Ia lo
Oct. q, If. -. NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Ju.
NJ dicia District Court, sitting in and for the parish of
Lafourche.. sss..- - ,a -...5+.t s-.r-r ..g+
Police Jury of Lafourche.
JerSetS
Iacn,aes Honra1 2

To Jacques Conrad and al persons achons Haaay
Germ.
TAKE NOTICE: That acting under under order Of
seizure to directed by the above entitled Cort in the
above entitled and numbered case, did the 18th day
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish,
cd the right bank of bayou Laourche, at about Is miles
below the town of Thiboda having and half arpent
front said bayou by forty arpents in DEPTH bounded
above by lands Of Widow Wilton, and below by lands Of
Raymond Knight, and belonging to JACQUES CONRAD,
residing in said parish. g7s ,ett ~ AG.f'
you have within thirty days from this 10th day Of October
1854 to the said District Court sitting in and for the parish
Of Lafourehe, why the above described property should
be sold according the prayer of the petitioners satisfy
the OF six hundred and six dollars and twelve
with legal interest from judicial demand and costs of this
suit being the amount due for the works and repairs
formed the road and evee of said land under agree
men made with the Inspector of the Second District the
18th November 1852, according to law.
Oct 21. 4f-tf M BOURG Sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish of Lafourche.
- Pierre Lagarie, senior. 1
%.
Francois Pane,

is Francois Pape.
TAKE NOTICE. That. acting under order of SECURE
and sale, emanang from the above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered case have seized will
offer for sale at pubic auction at the Court House in the
in the town Of ThibodauN, SATURDAY. the I'd day Of
DECEMBER, 1854, at II o'clock, NJ. the following des-
cribed property, to-wit e sas
eEETAIN Let OF GROUND, situated in the parish Of
Lafourche. the right bank of Byou Iafourche the
vicinity Of the town Of Thbndaux, being Lot No.
plan of the lands of Lagards senior made January 90
1885, and deposited in the Office OF said parish
TERMS OF SALE.-The sum of one hundred and twenty
eight dollars and seventyve cents (s1es 7 with eight
per cent interest from the 4h day of April 1854
and COSTS payable twelve months from day of SALE and
the balance of the price payable each and all Of the
months Of March, 1885, 1856 and 1851 with eight per cent
interest after maturity. go sFS.S !t57-
Said sale will be made to satisfy the PRINCIPAL interest and
costs Of suit [47-tdsl 80. nj. BOURG, Sheriff.
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: SUGAR MAKING.

ME subscriber takes this method OF
4 informing the public that he ready to undertake
the Manufacture of Sugar by the New Suphate
Meancon of the Parish Of St. James, From long experience
in sugarmakng feel confident Of rendering general salts
faction to those who may honor with their patronage
may be consulted in person Messrs Lede Brothers. or
by addressing through the Postofce. sy3.l,ti.,t
J. r. LEBLANC,
For capabilities respectfully offer the following Certificate
To al snhone may concern I hereby certify that
r. Leblanc is the onyperson in the parishes Of Iaourche
and Terrebonne who il authorized by my process
for the Manufacture Of Sugar with the BSuphae Of Lime
and do hereby constitute and appoint him my duly au-
thorized agent for said parishes ~ C. P. MELANCON.
Parish Of James, Oct. q. 1854. o2stf
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FIAT DE La LOUISIANE-Paroisse

Richard Terrell resultant e. la cite de la No.csAe
- '.-- Is ORLEANS. 49,.
Vous etes par presentes note de re ct de paref
chemns fosses, ct points, vore terre uee dams
cette parosse bayou Grand Caou borne haut par
DIES teres appartena r. r. Barrow, ct en- has par GENES
appartenant heritiers de Greenbury Thomas la que
erre eanta meme achetee par de Madame Henry r.
Wade lie II Juliet, 1854
Les dtes reparations devront ttre faites de Ia nane
signaee par Part DIES Regements Jury de Police De
cette paroisse qui est CONNIE suit. SAVIOR:
ART T. Tous les chemins pubcs dams cette paroe an'
ront espace parcourbe dau mons trene pieds dc r
geur Toutes les fos quaucune des dts chemns
des teres bosees lie bois abattu les racnes e
plantes parasites seront ceupees dams eendue a
mons soixante pieds et pour la argeur de trete pe
arbres roncs darbre racnes, ct utres distractions so
coupes ct nyees usqua la surface du SOL sera crene
sur lie cote lie plus eere de espace de chemin
raveng track tous chemins pubics de cee parolss
fosse au moins rois pieds de large SONNET et "
deux pieds Ia base ct la terre extrae u dit osse
CENTRE Ell bien nvelee tassee; totes les os que
specteur lie jugera necessaire fosse sera grouse s
deux cotes du chemin II sera des fosses de s
partant du fosse qu l6nge lie chemn, nombre en- s
ongeur susant pour empecher les dts chemns des
inondes pendant les fores puies: les dts losses dc ua
devront etre bien arrete les points, ct foremn
les points deyront avor moins dxhut pieds &c ase
devront etre asss moins six forts seuis &c cy
converts de forts pieux panches nayant pas M. AZ
deux pouces depasseur, qu seront settlement assuje
lies dams toute eur ongueur, dcs pointes de e 10
1t les dts chemins devront ttre six pouces &c h" az
chaque cote ct de dxhuit pouces de haute au cenu'
dessus de la plus haute marque des eaHx ,rs Ia
Vous etes de faire les des reparatons ua' 1T
deia de ving jours de In publication de presene ~"
trement je procedera les fare fare vos fras st uei
de Ia maniere present. par Ia loi. P. F. MiohI M
@ Inspeateur dcs Chemins, Anne w -
(Attcste) F. GAGsE, Grefier du Jury de Poce. ,st
Paroisse de Terrebonne, ee lG Sovembre, lool -
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pAILRoAD FERRY.-Tbe subscriber

having purchased q the parish the right of the Ferry
at the crossing Of the New Orleans Oreousas and Great
Western Railroad, and provided himself with all the
cessary boats is ready to cross PERSONS Vehicles etc.,
odaux Ferry. - [35-6ml W. s. MILES,
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.ssz J9g# q Avis d,ElecfiOn.l ag I,as
FINE election sera. tenue dams chacuI

III lSE 6lEGtlOAl sSEl q tcNuC futHo SAdSuH
DIES Advertisements de Police de ,cette paroisse
LUNDI, lie 1seme jour de DECEMBRE 1854 pour prendre
lie vote des voteurs resdans dams Acknowledgement, sur
question daccoer de rcser des licenses pour vendre
des BLOSSOMS 6niSptes dansles imis du dit Arondsse
ment La de election enue ct eondute conformement
aux dispositions de pordcnnance du Jury de Police reave
ace sujet passee lie de Novembre, 1854.
Lee compssaires reflections sont CONNIE suit SAVIOR
Premiere ACCOMPLISHMENTS Thbodaux, J. b Boureaux
r. d. Jordan.
Deuxldne ArTosfJ y koiss, As.Legennre H. dAntaux,
dit Noise. sssea ~ tf9 90
s, Qnatriems Arroa-O. Ayccck, 4 Dupre, pa Becanel
sixieme Arron- Tennent, W, NJ. Mercer, r. s. Goode
Eeptieme Aron Semple, W. A. Bisland, E. Hotard ST.
d uitieme Anon-+M Dupre, 3. Fields, NJ Robchanx.
Dixfeme Arron-T Busord, r. Welsh, Paul Forest
OnEeme Afron-P. r. lfichs ~. Provost M Theriot ST.
Douzieme Anon-E D. Bmguieres E. Porche, ID. NJ. Lang
Trexeme Arron-J. 4. Carothers. A. Knight j. Nash.
LesretouIs delecions seront transmits az soussigne
I'm ts5s r GAGNE. dfefier du jury de Police.
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9 HERIFF,S SAIL ..-.S
~ STATE OF LouisIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court
parish of LafoWche.
Molfet & Neil,
Thomas Gardiner,
No. 1471.

TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue Of a writ Of Il. ia
emanating from the above entitled Court in the above
titled and numbered case, have seized and VIII offer for
sale at public auction the Court House the town
ThihodauN on SATURDAY, the Cd day Of DECEMBER,
1854 at IL O'Clock NJ, The following described property
to- wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish OF
Lourche. the left bank of bayou Lafourche about
II miles below the of Thibodaux measuring arents
or less front, and between opening lines by forty
arpens DEPTH bounded above by lands p. Knobloch
and below by those owned by Paul Tfbodaux, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of SALE Cash Said sale viii be made satisfy the
principal, interest and costs Of suit. LII f4.@..T
y 45-tds NJ BOURG, Sheriff,
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IF COOKING GLASS PLATES. --t's.1ls'
L. Bring III, your frames ana haye diem nled within
Emo looking Gzss Plate, which can b had Of I9sss
f57 j. s. FRIZELL.
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ENGINE and FLUE BOILER FOR

~ SALE.-For sale, an Engine Of II inch cylinders
foot stroke in complete repair and ready for work suitable
for Sugar Mill, Saw-Mil or Draining Machine Also-a
Fue Boiler Of inch IRON % feet long by 40 inches dame
ter The above will be sold cheap Inquire at Leighton
Plantation" Lafourche, Of
Oct. 10, 1854. 81 f4E4tl ID EWING CHAPMAN
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RUGGIES.-ReceiYed by thesaEeo
~ Steamer G. D. Jr., - Bugsies, assorted -s@@s
styles and prices do not hesitate that persons who
wish oobain something this kind ito be suited
both in quality and price, Call and for yourselves
Also-a fresh supply Of all kinds Of PROVISIONS, all Of
which will be furnished at the lowest possible rates sos
my27 Il a. B. Raglan. and 10 ST. Philip st.