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TERRI TORY OF MINNESOTA,
"a ,'-E District Court, Ramsey County,
SECOND Iudicial District (

.r. SIS District Court, Ramsey County,
Second Judicial District. (
"ern nsa;n u'' I Summons for money demand on
Hiram a. Prou.. contract for payment of money.
To Hiram A. Prow: .....
VOU are hereby summoned and required answer
i the complaint in this action which is fled in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court for the county
Of Ramsey, Aforesaid, at 81. Paul, in said county,
said complaint the subscribersat their office,
st. Paul, In said county aforesaid, with
in twenty days after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive Of the day of such service; and if
fail to tho said complaint within the time aore-
said, the plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against you for the of Three Hundred Dollars
gether with interest from the tenth day of May
thousand eight hundred and hfy, besides the Of
this action. AMES VAN ETTEN,
Sept. 20, 1s55-wst PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
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1@ Upon hearing the lines read in Julius
Caesar, where the hungry Cassius chafes with
the adulation bestowed upon Cesar, by the
Infatuated people:
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of other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit-Claim Deeds.
Mortgages.
In addition to the above We have printed complete
set of Bounty Land Claim Blanks, arranged to meet
every class of applicants under the Act Of Congress-
pssead at the last session.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSFIlP,
THE Copartneshp heretofore existing between HEN.
L RY constants and r. r. RICE, under the name
firm and style Of RICE CoysrASs is this day dissolved
by mutual consent .t ."
The business win hereafter be conducted by r. r. Rice
REUBEN r. RICE
T-Ftr.sr II. CONSTANS.
Shakopee Sept rs 1855. ..... d&wsw
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uADVE TISE!d
Oct. 20. DIFF In the "SHAKOPEE INDEPENDENT
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Or. WHEELER'S
VION!C SHERRY WINE BITTERs, to be found
al MS agency. ALEX. REY.
req. q. diff
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IHIurIateu PeUpIc:
"Now 10 the name Of all the Gods ut once
Upon what meat doth this our Cesar feed,
That he is grown so greatn-
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dhe dhibooanf Minerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. frlce'
srribinr. Single copies, Ten Cents.
nVrRTfsEMENrs vii be inserted at the rate Of One Dol
of ten lines or '0f ne hsr ss. ana
as -, those who advertise by the Thirty Dollar:
year win be charged for half column OF Patent Medicine
dysisine and Of greater length admitted on any
pERsoyAL PUBLICATIONS Communications Of per
800. nature or such not deemed to be OF public
NAV be inserted advertisements at the option
nf The EDITOR by being paid for in advance.
ron WORK undersigned atter themselves that they
execute a varieties Of letter press printing in style
not 70 be surpassed any country office in the South OF
West All work delivered when promised, and guaranteed
a nlease Our customers viii please to bear in mind that
we deliver no job until the same is paid for.
OBITUARY NOrICEs-Not exceeding three lines viii be
eeruy inserted without charge but those OF greater
length will be rated advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS informed that no notice whatever
M be taken any communication intended for insertion
ues accompanied by the and address OF the writer
NOT necessary for publication but as guarantee OF good
faith JONA. G. WHITE, p,.ush.-,
'''' LOUIS p. ANDERSON, aD''"e's
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SCOTS
Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented May 18Th, 1854.

THE attention of Planters, Farmers,
L and Stockholders in general is respectfully called to
this Mill the most important article Of the kind now in
only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Grts for the table, and especially Bread Meal from
not fully ripe or dry in the tall.
In setting this M mechanic frame work is wanted,
only requiring to be fastened floor platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums at
the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky
and other States; and that in the most complimentary
manner well the ready commendations from the
thousands witnessing its performance. ..
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive manner;
and No. warranted grind 10 bushels Of feed per hour
with horse and offered at the low price Of $50 ali
pete ready for attaching the teamNo at $75 gnds 20
bushels per hour with horses
Manufactured by Burt Sc. Louis Scott Kockbee,
Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati
From the Cincinnati Daily Tfmes.l
The LITTLE GIANr"-By invitation called at the
tabishment Of Scott Hedges, yesterday, TO witness the
operaonsof what the inventor has denominate the Little
Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" fever name well ap.
Piled it is in the instance. The mill weighs only
about three hundred pounds, and with single horse at
tached to enfoot shaft it eats and cob with
vengeance It is got up improvement the best
patent of this kind stained and is so simple in its
construction that be put together and set in motion
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
by anybody. It win grind with ease from 10 to IA
bushels per hour. --.-5a-s. s-..==. Is .s=s
To the farmer this MILL 80 simple in its construction
cupyng little space propelled by power always on hand,
and furni he'd The exceeding low price Of $50 affords
Of greatest conyenences that have Wher
they have been introduced they have universal favor
Let Interested in agricultural pursuits call at
Hedges No. Water street. examine and see it in opera
ton.
- For sale in Tibodaux by the undersigned who has
in operation which he will be pleased to exhibit
jan27 B. F. HOLDEN.
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Life on the Ocean.

sentimentaIists all have notion,
Those who get their IDEAS second-handO
That life on the limitess ocean
Is inspiring exciting and grand
II they only had one Cape Horn view
OF storm and nautical scene,
They would wish the deep ocean-like blue
Were changed to Invisible green.
life on the sathomless deep
Is to eat, grow sea-sick and drink;
Like old Rip Van Wrinkle to sleep,
Too indoent even to think.
wher dead calm prevails on the ocean,
sSsrm like growing old grunbier,
And with feet in perpetual motion.
Practice all the strange feas Of a 'turnbler.'
One night in a terrible roll
Like pan-rake niy corpus was sound;
The feeling certainly dron,
Tn. rolling had rolled me UP round!
or my friend in the berth overhead.
The physician had hardly hope
lie was taken out seemingly dead,
CoiIed up like a huge coil of rope.
When from horrible night mares break,
To escape the blue-devils Of night,
gaze on the vessels long wake,
That is flashing with spirits OF white;
Iwstch the wild serpentine trail,
Standing in the dark shrouds hours together,
Or sci on the weather-raii,
And r.ii at the wind and the weather.
When get unexpectedly blue,
victim to dull meiancho y,
Having rsotFsing but nothing to do,
From the long boat run TO the 'jolyE
When in .ufsraby Grabbed and cross,
climb to the nain-top cross trees,
And crossing my arm, take dose
OF grumbIlng as hard as please.
OF each coming monotonous day
II is terrib even to think;
Time Is only blank cu ife's way,
Months into oblivion sink;
DAYS seem 10 be weeks as they fly,
Heightened out by some magical power;
But m ,nths, when the time has passed by,
Are compressed into one listless hour.
And hence l am right in the main,
In calling the main delusion,
Though 1t certainly with much pain
was forced to this painful conclusion.
A humbug deem the blue ocean,
My sentiments plainly to tell,
Forever, like Yankees in motion,
And eternaly cutting swell.
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Color or THE EYEs.--That the color of the
should affect their strength may seem strange.
yet that such is the case need not at this tme ~
Gy % De proved; and those whose eyes are brown
q dark colored should be informed that they -
seaker and more susceptible Of injury, from various
ones than gray Or blue eyes Light blue ewes
= esferis Pasi6ss, generally the most powerful.
= nsxt to those are gray. The lighter the puma
- Eeater and longer continued is the degree a
thssy yscan suatain. u. Z. ~. IN -
sM #ssa8s fH6Es LsnpNoF 4 Asan
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New Orleans, Opelousas 4 G. W. R. r.

open to Bayou A5zzz1 E E =, -
N/Lafourche Crossing ---aka-agEE2sEeAzS
50 miles, for Passengers and Freight Trains will run daily
to and from Lafourche Crossing, as follows:
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Leaves Algers at O'Clock, NJ, arrives at Laourchs
Crossing at II O'Clock Returning, leaves Laourche
Crossing at o'clock, NJ, and arrives at Algers at
O'Clock, P. N.
Special Train:
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Agiers every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, and returning on MONDAY
MORNNG-leaving the Crossing at O'Clock, NJ arriving
at Algiers at 10 o'clock A..
EXCURSION TICKETS to go and return the same day,
will be issued every day, as follows:
To Bayou des AHemands. .............-....-..l Is
To Lafourche Crossing. 81 81
Ferry Boat for the transportation of Passengers and
Freight to and from the Dpotis now running from the foot
Of st. The Boat will leave ST. Ann street with
Passengers for the morning Train at O'Clock, NJ, pre-
csely, and make regular trips during the day.
Freight Lafourche and all intermediate Stations, will
be received the Ferry Landing until O'clock NJ for
this days Train Letters and Packages until tie de-
parture Of the Boat for the morning Train.
ma12-n A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
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Professional GarDs.

n BELCHER, Attorney and Counsel
s Tor at Lac continues the practice Of his profession
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HOW ouR BoBIEs ARE MADE UP.-The follow
ns u forcible illustration Of the way we supply
he natural waste df the body =: ss
Let i BE- remembered that, to take food is to
mdse mar Eating is the process by which the
aooe& o. terrestrial fabrics is constantly repaired
Ah our limbs and organs have been picked up from
our plates. We have been served up at table many
ame over. Every individual is literally mass Of
ns'tied viands; he ia an epitome Of innumerable
meals; ne has dined upon himself. supped upon
h''nse'f and in fact-paradoxical q Il NAV appear
-aas again and again leaped down his own throat.
Lso's go s,a'es that m adult pig weighing one hum
dreo ana twenty pounds win consume Eve thousand
one hundred and ten pounds Of potatoes in the
course OF year and yet 1t the expiration of that
Period its weight may not have increased I inu,e
eunce = '-A.efs
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FEMALE LovE.-How few women have ever
been in love. They marry because they are
asked, aad because the marriage is suitable.
1t is their vocation to be married; parents APP
prove, and they have no other attachment
Any observant person, living in society where
there is continual marrying, must be struck
with this fact. Cupid's quiver must be ex-
hausted, or his arrows blunt-he pierces few
hearts I am inclined to think that girl
really in love, one who bore the symptoms of
the malady, would be thought very improper; +;
yet have ofted fancied that there must be a
man born in the world for every woman, one Of
whom to see would be to love, to cheer, even to
adore; one with whom her sympathies would be
SO entirely blended that she would recognize
him at once as her lord. Now-and-then these
pairs come together; and woe to her that meets
this other-self too late for neither peace, hap
piness, nor contentmcnt will dwell therein,
though she may have o loving and devoted
heart. Therefore, entreat you to know you
love sincerely before you make the leap
Women would be more humble and merciful
if they did not through ignorance and thought
lessness, measure the temptations of others by
their own experience. Marry for love, pray to
God for happiness, and "by the sweat of the
brow thou shalt eat bread"
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A PLEA FOR PfGs.-The pig is an important
animal OF a serene and philosophical tempera-
Ment his mental and moral powers are not of that
brilliant cast which attract the general attention.
Unlike the "half reasoning elephant, his intellec-
tual requirements are usually so limited that the
"isarned pig" stands alone-a prodigy in the
worlds annals What judicions instruction and
maturity Of years might effect is Of course, mere
conjecture, as an early death is characteristic OF
the race and when attention is directed chiefly to
physical development, any precocious displays OF
youthful genius would be likely to pass unnoticed.
A breeder who has accurately attended to the small
quantity Of food it requires TO swell this pig out to
such extraordinary dimensions, the astonishing
genius it displays for obesity, the laudabe propen-
sty Of the flesh to desert the cheap regions Of the
body and to agglomerate on those parts which are
worth nine-pence pound-such an observer OF
its utility does not hesitate to call these beau
tifu race of pigs" Dear as is the rent-paying pig
to the Celt he is alike the friend and and ally o!
the Anglo-Saxon. His voice is everywhere blend.
ed with the accents of that power, which, in the
language Of Webster, has dotted over the whole
surface Of the globe with her possessions and military
posts, whose morning drum beat, following the sun,
and keeping company with the hours, circles the
earth daily with one continuous and unbroken strain
Of the martial airs of England" Not to be invid-
ious, who, we may ask, not joined with unusual
thankfnessn in the preliminary grace over the fairly
drowned spare-rib, the wel-cured ham, the nicely
seasoned sausages What an important question
70 msnyr When are you going to kill?" What
m important era, but cheering day! Not
apaper do We open that does not record the price
q pork, and telegnphic dispatches transmit the
rise and Al Of bacon. Great in peace and great
in vr, what would the nations do? what would
the naves Of the world be without the pork in their
nods! lake that away, and Napier might tell
ms boys" to sharpen their cutlassesn in vain.
nv. Y. Leader.
Is unnecessary 70 say that we cordially sub
scribe to the foregoing. Let it be written down!
the pig is benefactor Of the human race
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wv vi. MERCER, Attorney and C0un-
w sellor at Lao, Houma, Parish of Terrebonne,
La, pracses in the parishes Of Assumption, Laiourche
and Terrebonne. may5-1y
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A DuELL1NG ANEcDorE.-Two Spanish officers
met to fight duel outside the gates of Bilboa,
after the seconds had failed to reconcile the belG-
gerents. VII
We wish to fight to fight to death" they re-
piled to the representations of their companions.
At this moment poor fellow, looking like the
ghost of Romeo's aposhecary, approached the se-
conds, and in lamentable voice said:
"Gentemen, am poor artisan, with large
family, and would -
my good man, don't trouble us now" cried one
Of the officers; don't you see that my friends are
going to split each other? We are not IN chris
tan hun,or"
at is not aims ask for" aid the man. al
am = poor carpenter, with eight children, and my
wife is SICK and having heard that those two gen.
demen were shout to kin each other, theught q
ssking you 10 let me make the c0ffna"
At these vordS the individuals about t0com-
nsnce the combat burst into . loud ct Of laughter,
and, simultaneously throwing down their swoFd4
shook hndb wish each other md walked away
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LANGUAGE OF LAwYERs.-f man, according
to law, would give another an orange, instead ol
saying II give you that orange" which one would
think would be what is called in legal phraseology,
"an absolute conveyance Of all right and title
therein" the phrase would run thus:
II give you all and singular my estate and IN
terest right title and claim, and advantage Of and
in that orange, with all its rind, skim juice, pulp
and pps, and all right and advantage therein, with
full power to bite, cut, suck, or otherwise eat the
same, or give the same away, as fully and effect.
ually as |, the said A. b. now entitled to bite,
cut, suck, otherwise eat the same orange, or give
the same away, with Or without its rind skim juice,
pulp, and pips anything heretofore or hereafter or
in any other deed Of deeds, instrument or instru-
ments, Of what nature or kind soeyer to the con-
trary in anyWise notwithstanding, with much to
the same effect. as3s -9aa
None can say that there is not more truth than
poetry in the above.
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DANNY SPARHAWk.-

l. New Orleans and Lafourche Semi
Weekly Packet o. D. TERREBoNNE, master, @G.zkzEEzz9a
having been repaired out and out and newly panted will
her regular trips in the above trade Tuesday
October th leaving New Orleans every Teusday O'clock
M, and every Friday at O'clock NJ returning will
leave Lockport every Wednesday O'Clock, NJ, and
every Saturday II O'clock Thibodaux every Wednes
day at IL o'clock and every Saturday at g. o'clock
For freight passage having superior Accommodations
apply Conry Wilson, No. s. Front Levee New Orleans
to Van Liew Belo, Thibodaux, and to " Maurn, Dom
aldsonvle fo.2S1
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u S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsello,
Il at Ldac will practice in the parishes of Assumption
Latourche and Terrebonne. je1l
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

M ESSRS. BESSE BROIHEKS 2iii
1tl having recently taken charge Of the ab,ve .:.k
extensive establishment, situate at Napoleonv parish Of
Assumption, promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare pains exertions their part
render Of the most desirable in the country Their
table will be supplied az ali times with every deicacy that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
ertaned at all hours othe day at the shortest notice Their
charges moderate liberal patronage solicited jan7
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ATE WORKS Just received at the
IL THIBoDAUX LITERARY DEPOT.
KATE AYLESFCRD, by c. ]. Peterson.
THE PRAIRIE FLOWER, by E. Bennett.
LEM LE0TI
THE FREE FLAG OF CUBA, by II. NJ Hardiman.
ELLEN MORTIMER, by J. K. Duer, q. 8. NJ
BANKERS DAUGHTER, sequel to Joseph Wlmot.
THE UNKNOWN HERES, BY J. F. Smith,
THE COUNTIES OF RUDOLSTADT, G. Sand
ELLEN NORBURY, Bennett. If
THE COUNTRY NE1GHBORHOOD, Miss Dupuy,
ROBERT GRAHAM, c. Lee Hentz.
NELLY BRACKEN, Annie C. Bradford.
PASSION AND REALITY, Mrs. Stevens.
THE COUNTESS DE CHANY Dumas
LESLIE'S N. Y. JOURNAL, for May,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, a
ALSO.
" HARPER'S UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER" for sale by
Mays. " BENNETT GALABERF.
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PRIMO E,S HOT E l..
1,HTRl n ArK.

THE Undersigned having leased na
l. the large brik building occupied by Ns,.I,t
Wakeman Smith, corner Of Maronge and Leyee SMiii
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing, intends making 4k
extensive alterations and improvements; and also, having
gone to heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the
house, viii open FIRST CLASS HOTEL, tie ist of
March.
in managing conducting of different Hotels the NORTH
that he capable Keeping the above House in manner
equal any United States Persons stopping at the
my Hotel will find all the comforts of home, the
house will be conducted Oh principles before under
taken in Thibodanx. -.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and tie pubIs dis
tctIy understand that his House open at all hours OF
the night well day. for their reception There will be
the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
(feb17l J. W. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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Phoenix Stables.
Thibollaux Tatersalls.

THE subscriber having pur- N~
l. chased the extensive stables on Jacs- w ~
son street, {below the Bank formerly kept
by Jake Weber, and having furnished with entire new
of Horses Carriages Bugges etc. prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage
Passengers sent any part Of the country day night and
horses taken Livery the most reasonable terms
share of the public patronage is solicited.
July 20, 1854. GEORGE SINCLAIR.
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]. B. R0USrAN. j. R. MCk'EHs.
ROUSTAN & WcEVERS.
(Successors to O. Osborn d Co..
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House, Thlbodaux
nEALERS in Foreign and Domestic
IL DRY GOODS Hosiery Straw Goods, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, etc., etc.
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WIGWAM HOTEL.-This no. E,
w tel juse erected at Bayou des Alenands, zssssM
Thirty Two miles from New Orleans and Twenty
miles from Bayou Laourche the Opelonsas Railroad for
the accommodation the travelling and pleasure seeking
community The table is supplied with the best meats
and game-the bar with the best of brandes and wines
vo,,rselyes Kent by J. N. WALGAMOT.
Grtobpr T. 1854 1y.
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MIR. NJ. CLEMENT, Professor ,@a,
1Yl Of Music, has the honor Of informing his
friends and the public, that he has opened school
to procure musicians for Balls, Weddings &c. ap2stf
CAMUEL WOLF. General Collector and
~ agent, Houma, parish Of Terrebonne La, will attend
promptly the collection of all claims entrusted to him.
10 the transaction of any business required oct2sy
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NUMBER 22..
lrapelers' Direetorp.

| CARRIER. .-Lafourche Packet, the
~ stauch steamer CARRIER, J. J; 4Psn@mA
BRows, Master H. STRECK, Clerk, will lk=As-szzs@0
leave New Orleans every Saturday at - sfs1 sssE9
O'Clock NJ. arriving at Lockport on Sunday SAsz=za
night Reurning-win leave Lockport Monday mornings
at O'Clock Thibodaux Tuesday mornings at arriving
in New Orleans Tuesday night.
AoENrs-A LAFOREST, New Orleans.
Y. RICHARD, Thibodaux.
AZ The CARRIER having been purchased by brown
and Sreck expressly for the Laourche trade Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round apll4.
nOCTER BATEY.-Twice a week.
-. - The elegant and stannch steamer fMa1n1@ h
DOCTOR BATEY ADELARD DuGAs, Master kn =..aazezSH
leaves New Orleans every Monday at @s4s-I szts9
O'Clock, p. NJ, and Friday mornings at 9a.<Aazzzsa
o'clock Returning-Leaves Thibodaux every Wednesday
and Sunday morning at o'clock. i6-nl
TERES-New Orleans and femen.
" Lafourche Packet. For Loekport, sT1EV 1s.1ESS9s
Thibodaux and all intermediate landings. 1zEE1szSa
The and favorite steamer CERES, J. j. LABARrHE,
Master will leave above throughout the in the
trade leaving New Orleans every SATURDAY, O'Clock
A. NJ. Returning leaves Thbodaux every TUESDAY at 8
O'Clock A. NJ. For freight passage apply on board
or to fl6-tfl CHAs DEBLANC, IA Custom House st.
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LAW NOTICE.
NONNELY & RIGHTOR, Attorneys
" and Councillors at Ldio Houma, Parish of Terre-
bonne La practice law in the Courts of the Fifth Judicial
District composed of the Parishes of Terrebonne Laourche
and Assumption. Any business conded to them will meet
with prompt attention.
Particular attention will be given tol land business
and the examination of titles. je25 1y