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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
p. COSGRAvE.
Sheriff Of kenusha Go.
Sherrihf's Sale.

Epf VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of and
n under the zeal ofthe Circuit Court In and for the
county of kenosha and state of Wisconsin, and 10 me
directed and delivored asainst the goods, chattels
lands and tenements of William .4lf have levied It,-
on aud shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder hero-
for as the law directs, at the Conn House. in the city
and county CT Kenoshn, Saturday the enlesntl
day of February next 1885, between the hours OF
and o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, all the
right, title and interest which the said William All
had on the 3st day of December A. n 1885, or nj any
time since that day in and to the following described
real estate to witt north west quarter ofthe north ea.
quarter of section twenty-seven town g range nina.
tceu in tho county of kenosha.
p. COSGRAVE, Sheriff. OF Kenosha Co.
Dated Dec mber 18th, 1854
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-uARDWARE-NEw sToRE-BAn

III M AfND . lORE DAM O.
III 1BRorHER Respectfully announce to the cit
liens of Kenosha City and County and adjoining
Counties that their extensive stock of Hardware
is now opened 81 their new store, corner Of Main
and Market streets, one door south of tn, City
Hotel consisting Of every Variety of FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted to the wants of the people of this
Vicinity. Regarding prices. &C., we Confident
Iy affirm that our stock is purchased and laid
down in our store at the lowest possible figures,
aud that we can and are disposed TO sell as low
as can be purchased at any establishment in the
West. We respectfully solicit one and all to an
examination of our goods and prices. Our Stock
embraces in part follows Iron and Steel q
complete assortment of sU sizes and qualities
cut aud tcr0t Nails, cut and icrot Spikes, Wiz
dow Glass, black and bright Log Chains, Coil
Halter, Trace and Pump Chains, AnriIs, Vices
Smith BelLotos, Screw plates, Bordr and SLedg-
es; Shovels, Spades, Hoes, CroU-bars Pick-dres
Grain-scOOps Hay, Barley, and Manure Forks
Rakes, CrGfLes Scythes, and Sneaths, Carriage
Springs, Finished Aries, ThimJie Skeins, Wag-
oa-bOres, sheet bar and pig Lead, Lead Pipe
Sheet. Copper and Zinc Cistern and Well Pumps
Pump Chain Wheels for Well and Cistrrn,
Grindstoaes and Hangings, Platform Scale.
and Warehouse truck, all sizes and kinds Of
ChoPping Ares, Bench Ares and Hatchets a fine
lot Of single and double barreLed Guns, Pouches,
and FlaskS. u Complete Assor tment Of Carpen-
fers' Tools. of superior quality; complete as
sortment of House building trimmings; com>
pete assortment OF House keeping articles.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
ESERAY,

.AhEN uPby the subscriber on or about the first
OF november, beifer, aboet ycnr and half did
oplor REQ ana whie-fn horns. The owner will
away n 4 Ne f . sun i, WAS nor
North Ward, City ofKenasha, Dec. 90 lisa '"'
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
EsTEAY.

T'AkEN UP by the Subscriber, about ten days since
In Bull Calf, Color Red, and white. No particular
marks. The owner will please come forward, provc
prorArty,poy charges and pay charges and take II
away. CHARLES NEEP
Brighton, Kenosha Co. Wis. Die. -, 1854
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
a CURE FOR .ALL!!!

Citizens Of the Union,- s---.-
You have done me the hanoras with one voice
from one endo the Union 20 the other, to stamp
the character of my Ointment with vour approba
ton. 1t is scarcely two years since made it
known among you, and already, it has obtained
more celebrity than any other Medicine in SO short
period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80 Maiden Lane, Neo York.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
IN PROBATE-KENOSHA COUNTY
COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Pierre Roche.

TO 81 whom Il may concerns:
LETTERs Parliamentary the last will and tsstsmo.a ~
Pierre Roche having been William Smith and Jssss
bishop on the 18th day d. 1854 and nine
being allowed and limited for creditos present ths es
Tor examination and allowances Notice hereby that ,hs
undersigned will the first Mondays Of and
d. 1855 At his ce in the city and ksnesha ~ 10
o'clock A. NJ Of said days. receive examine adjust e
and demands Of all persons against said estate This
and Telegraph before the bsaring thsreok
Dated kenosha Doe. IS, 1854 JON r. JIIsuN
W
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25
vENHE QUEEN OF THE WEST ArR-rIcr

VIE QU FEN OF TIE w EST AIR TIGHT
N COOKING STOVE, this is the best Cooking
Stove in use. The principle is three FLUEs. On
ihis stove was received the First Premium for
the Best Cooking S4ove," at the State Far, held
at Syracuse in lS49, and in Albany in 1850.
Tint stove burns the wood on a soahearth which
is preferable to CRATE, the CRATES in air tight
stoves burn out few weeks. In this stove we
conduct the cold air from the room by the pipes,
TO the space between the front oven and the fire
Tlates where it becomes heated, and then passes
into the oven. An opening is made in the back
oven plate through which the air passes into the
tlue Of the stove. We ,ecure by this Arrangement
l. The ventilation of the oven carrying off all
gases so that it bakes as well brick oven.
.. The heated air passing into the oven, great
~ facilitates the baking. causing a more ever
temperature than otherwise be obtained.
;. By the current of air passing between the
front and the fire plates, the fire plate is pre-
vented from burning out.
The rapid but ming out Of the FIRE plates has been
serious objection TO all tight cook stoves. The
fire plate this stove will last as long as the out.
SIDE plates. The stove is made and mounted in
the most perfect manner, and warranted in a
cases to bake perfectly. A large broing heartl
and most excellent summer arrangement. are
attached to this stove. BALM and BRO.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-25

COOK, PARLOR. BOX STOVES. we
have pureh ased largely from Ra,hboue and Ken
needy, of Albany, their celebrated Albany Stoves
whose manufactures, have obtained in this, as
well as all other markets, an envable reputation
They have been long tried and found reliable
For style, finish, and durability, they are une-
qualed.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, IMPROVED AIR
TIGHT COOKING STOVE, SIZES This is the best
Cooking Stove in use. The principle is three
FLUEs, warranted to cook and bake perfectly, and
to stand fire without cracking, and takes the pre-
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited.
BUCKS PATENT AIR-TIGHT COOK sroyy
sizes, pattern wei known to our customers
This stove has been greatly improvedr For beau
ty of style and finish it has superior, always
warranted to cook aud bake perfectly and 10 St. nd
the fire without cracking.
MORNING STAR, ELEVATED OVEN Cook
Stove, sizes, this one of the most b"autiru! ell
evated oven Stoves in market, the operation of this
kind ofstove if well known and approved Will
not crack by fire.
YOUNG AMERICA, NEW PATTERN elevated
oven Cook Stove, patented 1854. No elevated
Oven Stove possesses. the advantages this Stove
does. Call and examine it.
RED JACKET COOK STOVE, NEW PAT
TERN, S54, principle of the direct draught, very
large oven, useful and cheap stove, fitted air
tight
EAGLE AIR-TIGHT PREMIUM Cook
Stove. This Stove is we'll made, and warranted
with drilled doors is cheap operates good. Pat
ter neat and durable.
PARLOR STOVES, In great Variety, all
Albany Castings. Ocean Parlors, Sheet iron self
regulators, new pattern for 1855. Parlor cook
stove, boiler holes in top, Gipsey Queen Parlor
do. Gipsey Queen Franklin do. Cottage ParIsr
do. Open Parlor, open front do Open Parlor,
open front with top. Six plate Alright Box
Stoves of all sizes, for Cfiices, Rooms and Halls.
few COAL STOVES for offices.
TIN SHOP In connection. We manufacture
all kinds of sheet iron, and copper ware. Custom
work ana Jobbng done to order. Mayo
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STRAYEIp.

IfRoM my Premises, Roam ITeifer. Two vasr. old
comiug, With hole in the right ear ANY intoT.
maiion OF II whereabouts win be rewarded.
A. r. STEVENS,
kenosha, Dec %, 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
EFFORTS OF RUSSIA.
The Crops and their Elk xports.

The export movement in wheat hns com
menced several freight engagements having been
mhde at New ork within day or two As the
receipts increase the outward movement will be-
lnrge The New York Tribune learns from par.
tins connected with the foreign trade. ihnt very
large preparations have beeen Inade by means of
credits upon European banking houses for the
purchase Of brendstutfs and provisions during
The coming season. If our markets do not main
tain too high figure, England and the Cont
nent will take all surplus breadstuffs at fair
prices. The arrangements made for purchasing
we are told are lnrger than ever before. The
shipments of flour aud whent 10 Great Britain
aud ireland thus far this season tsinoe September
l. $3.50 are very nconsderabe compared with
the previous year. having been onl, 100000 bar
rels flour agninst ,sO0O0O, and 100000 bushels
wheat against 5sl6.O0O. Corn shows an in
erease of about 30O, 900 bushels during the same
period. The prospects now are, however, that
shipments of all descriptions OF breadstuifs will
be largely increased The arrivals at tide water
III New York this season show n decrease of66s.-
- Darrels of -four, l,0O7 $50 bushels of wheat,
ani = lnerensr # B l3J.9Jl bushels of corn as
compared with i553, anl n decrease of To-, 669
harr,- ot hoGt aud 2O2.5ii bushels of wheat
aud an ineres, # l,l50,O0O bushels Of corn as
compared wt s5i--Bait. Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

DAILY lIRGINIiN.
I,ITSSI 4


Raaofed changes in he Russian Cabinet
fanofed illness Of The Czar--fags oftruce
\ 81. P.i.rsburg letter, of The 26th June, men.
fols TINT The Car intended TO visit the South
but his peoi-e destination WAS not known.-.
ffinee Michael, they sny is to assume the govern.
Int of Posn1 and the Duke Nicholas Is ta lo.n
lhe army III the Grfmea. Prince Paskiewitch is
said 10 have dc Ined the active command of the
army on the ?lna Of old age. Prince Gortscha-
kohl is spoken of ~ likely to be appointed Minis
ter of War, Prince Dolgorouki, of Police; ard
Count orloH President of the Council A treaty
oi alliance between Russia aud Prussia is openly
sroken of, bu thisis not in accordance with Ba-
ron Mnntcutie snnte of the 9th. in Win h he
speaks of 'ru-ia'- relation tow ard- tie points If
guarantee
II Is positively siated in the English tp1,ers
TINT tho Emperor Alexander is in Il bad sta.. If
health. Consumption is his reputed .nalady
| he same pap sisnsed to report that tho Emperor
Nicholas was insane. Private letters from Rus-
sian sources in Belgium deny Aexanders ail
ment
Tho Russian Minister of war writes to Aa
nrnl Dunda- TINT hags of truce will only be re-
eeived on ihree ,o Is, nunelY. II 4asfnnit SVEN.
larg aal heN
Vessels ben z tlag of tue must hoist u
vi Ito ting of Il 20 menson ID cnst anchor
h. endl long ras,e. md Wail u IL = boat goes
alongside Il rsccleH wnit.n message from
them
lie nlso state- TINT the Imperial government
hns resolved NOT 10 recognise iiag of truce on
any other point than those above mentioned.
EFFORTS OF RUSSIA.
lhe Nienn Gre seandent of the Manchester
Guardian writes At lows
Nearly every tie rcacred from ST Peters
burg mentions H. Ell tsy hieh Russia is making
through The lenPtb and br, ad;h OF her enormous
Empire, fill W the enps which the sword and
disease hnve openrd III the ranks of her army
Restrictions wlthent md have been removed, and
nil classes nj men who. from nge, infrmiiv or
soeial ties have been hitherto wisely exempted
from the tolls Of military service. are being
Il orched pel mel to take up arms beneath the
kns.inn aInnlnrd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
NEW BOOT, SHOE ANT H TT -TORH,
MAIN ST, LiNCHBIRG.
Opposite the warwick House.

IL s. HOOfER bas tn. day purchase al S d.
ID. Rumbough, agent for d. T. &c, his onfi,e
~ .tac> Of Boots. 81 oes, Hats, Ttuuk> &c. bE
N cor pri-ine many very desirable 'rfi les .ssS1
sS whirh he aler, reduced prices IN addition 10
III lie vii receive n day.. fiesh a>s,rtmenf al
New Goods carefaly selected IN he Northern cities r.,
hi#uselL which he Will sell cheanfor cs i'lense chi
,nd ex4n1ine h, f,rq bn, ipg ,lsp - hrrp uae 90-t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01
GEASo. GttANO.

GUASO, GUANO.
EEAYlNG made arrangements with the Peruvian
4 J. agent. to get Supplies Of GuANO the he-l
terms, va are now prepared tn furnish II, We haNe
nov on 'ard al a5nt 7.a1o ba-s. and Il be ia reg
ilal receipt 81 W sha Il nore rAeri9 what come.
% Us direct fom the 8gents and all wiI1 purchase
may rey on rerfiag GENUINE GuAND. W. solri
the orter- friends and al others, with tha
uce that W. always iurn, them It'll he best arti
Gle and on tle most favorable terms.
CRENSHAN Il Co.
fe LIS sr,h sd of tue Basin. Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

IL nso siatr- TINT the Imperial government
hns resolved MOI 10 reoognsea fag of truce ON
any other point thnn those above mentioned
IEIlRIS lI RILAsIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-01

NEW FLOUfs il qalrteL pis. t'r sale ~
iv I7Jt, LANGHORNE & JOHNS.
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Vessels ben e hag Of tue must hoist n
wiito tag Of l. 20 amenson ID cnst anchor
hs# end long fa..z,e, md Wail n il = boai goes
alongside Il race,eH wntt.n message from
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WHEAT rnRAss,EIss a HORSE

W FON FKS-.Ne lunIsI NJ fncllrl pfIe.s Ind
win, Sinelnn- md Nhitmat.s Ihrn.hers, viii Iron
Gy'laae aud Sc Diline Boxss aad Lever o5 kdl
way Powers
THoS BRANCH x SONs. Petersburg.
ma, - RRANGl \ Co. Richmond.
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RICH M0MD.
n. a. RtsI0s.FOEsD ~ a.

VI
General Commission & Forwarding Merchants
c. - ~ spi u at.,# ~. ca ls bses
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S T O r. A G. f.
The Brooklyn Warehouse Company,

ITO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS ON THE
i LINE OF THE OPELOUsAs RAILROAD.-The un-
dersgned have Immediately adjoining the Railroad on the
upper and lower side, is FlRE-PROOF WAREHOUSES;,
and 1000 feet of Wharves extending along the River for
the accommodation of steamboats, and vessels are now
erecting Platforms and will be prepared the ensuing season.
accommodate the bulk of rs 900 hogsheads Of sugar.
Planters wishing dispose of their at this MART,
can have the same placed the platforms and covered
with tarpauns in the depos erected for said purpose
particular attention having been paid in the erection with
regard to light
They are prepared to receive from the Cars produce
steamboats, barges and vessels free OF drayage or
exposure weather the wish of the Company to
equal the venence of the ATLANTIC DOCK at Brook
lyn opposite New York; No charge to resse for and
age! and will guarantee to reshp from said Sugar Mart at
as low rate of freight charged in New Orleans.
The facilities for storing in case OF high rates OF freight
and the great sdUig oerpess to purchasers from the
Western Northern Cities will produce offered for
sale here command equal prices with that OF same quality
offered at New Orleans.
interested requested to visit the premises.
TARIFF
SUGAR per Hhd-2s cents from to Is days; 90 cents
per month; and Is cents each succeeding month";
MOLASSES per Bbls cents from to ID days. or II cts.
per month; and cents each succeeding month
No extra insurance required if placed the platform
covered with trpauins if in the Depot Warehouse it
can be effected at the lowest rates.
Address THos. J. CASEY, CIV. STANTON & Co.,
No. 81 Camp Street. Comply R. GEDDEs,
New Orleans. THOs j. CASEY.
References by special consent
Juan de Egana, Lobit & Charpentier,
Darby & Tremoulet, W. e. d Urquhart,
George Urquhart, Cammack, Squires & West,
J. D. Denegre, F. Kennel & Co.,
Clark 4 Mostly, Felowes & Co.,
Braud 4 Landry, W. G. Hewes,
Price & Converse Augustin & Thibaut,
Hewitt, Norton Co., Chas. De Blanc
r. Geddes, Jno. 0. Woodruff & Co.
J. W Stanton & Co. auro5 ON
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apis 1u0irial~-1u0itial Nnt;rec


s"ccessfo" dc -helice'f Bonraeois, Teues de p;e,.
NENTE DE UCCESSION.-ETAT Dr r,
Y EOUISlANE-Cour du Cinquicme Distriet-pa. Ia
lie Lafourche- 'afoles
Au nom ct par aut rite de Ia Cour du Cinouismo u,
trct Iudiraife, segeant dams pour la dite ui'
oert Ell vente pnbique par Mathurin Bonrg ~
ct encanter, dunent qualie ct sermene dans hers
paroisSe de Lhiuurche, les lieux stue v foaI
drote du bayou Laourche, environ auatorye i've
de II lille de ThboliIux, MERCBED, Ia a ga M.
OCTOBEE, 1890, 10 heures NJ, la uropritta ~ - &c
decrite. SAVIOR: 'Pfes
UN CERTAIN MORO EAU DE TERRE situe on l., l..
plrosse, la rive droite du hay iafo,rchc i e'e
quatorZe miles audessous de la vile de Thilod
surant un afpent ct dem plus moins de faro n'e
arpents en- prfondeur borne haut pr les ~, p ~
Sean b. Roiichaux, bas par ceies Toussain - ue
avec toues les atsses ct ameloraons qui sy trouvs
Tn Armoir, une Pcndue, I'm Meter nine Chai,es H.
Fus'ls, un lot de Ccrauss, etc, etc. AeuS
TERMES EFT CoSDTIOSs-P yable toutes sommes ,,o =.
dessous de dix piastres, Mars 1856 ct oues aa'
cedant dix piastres payable par notifies une moi, OK
Mars 1876, ct Pautfe moe Mars 1851 IA terra nav en- en-
par tiers, un tier dams ous ct cacun DIES mojs de s
annees 1896 1857, ct 1853 Les acquereurs fo,rn ues
bonnie ct Vaiabie caution, ct outes sommes non
ment pages iecheance portera hut du cent Fan d,t
Jusquau parfa Placement, ct Ia terre resera
hypothequees ct alecte du privilege du yen1eur ,s
paflalt palenneht. seplo NJ. BOURG. Sheriff
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TARRIER-LAFOURCHE PACKET-THE

CARRIER LAFOURCHE PACKET-THE
" stauch steamer CARRIER, J. J. !sMaseu@ a
Brown, Master, ii. STREcK, Clerk, will | lh-.A=.sSN
leave New Orleans every Saturday at 70 49,
o'clock NJ, arriving at Lockport on Sunday
night. Reiurnng-wil leave Lockport Monday mornings
O'clock and Thbodaux Tuesday mornings g. arriving
in New Orleans Tuesday night.
AGENrs-A LAFOREST, New Orleans.
Y. RICHARD, Thibodaux
t#" The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
Streck expressly for the Lafourche trade Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round. apll4
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From Il.reyillc to- Rnllroad.

FTOm I1IFtV11IC 10 ItNIIfO9I.
THE SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in an
L nouncing to the travelling public that he has just
tabshed LINE OF STAGES between Tigerrale and the
Laomrce Crossing of the Opelonsas Railroad, leaving
Tigervile evesy TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at half past O'Clock, always through in time for the
cars; and the Lafourche Crossing every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY Immediately after the arrival Of the
II O'Clock tram ofcars from New Orleans.
This line of Stages at Tigervle with the steamer
Mary Jane. running up the Teche as high Franklin.
liberal portion of the public's patronage is solicited
Tigervie, May 10th 1855. 22tf NJ. GIMBLE.
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PRINCES HOTEL.

THE undersigned having leased the ezakA
Waterman smith, corner of Iaronge and Levee Esii
Streets opposite the Ferry Landing and having 80
made extensive alterations and improvements, and gone
to heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the hcase,
has opened it as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL
The proprietor atters himself that from long experience
managing and conducting OF different Hotesin the North
that he capable of keeping the above House in manner
equal to any the United States Persons stopping at the
nv Hotel will find all the comforts of home, as the
house will be conducted principles never before under
taken in Thibadaux
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to dis
tnctly understand that his House is open 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.
[feb171 ]. W. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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Il. NAUTRE & CO.,

IL. NAUTRE & CO.,
OK Syccesseurs de s. Anspereou d Co., OK
~ Rue Condo, ertre Ste. Anne ct Dumane, ~
NOUvELLE ORLEANS.
NTAGASIN PARTICLE DE MENACE, EFT
1vl MANUFACTURE DE ETOTE espece d'articles
travaux Ferblanc en- Toe, Plomb ct Cuivre I'M
porteurs de Crates Cuisines, Poees Ferbanere Pente
Faience verrere Couteere de table, Converts Gavanise
Lapes soIares de toute quate ct de tout genres Lam
erne Lampes de Sucrere Ecumores ct Cuers de Cuvre
pour Sucrere Fers repasser Fours Chaudres toute
espece darticles de Fonte; Hue Chnque, Gaz Hue de
Grasse. Alcool Hule de Lin, Esprit de Terebenhine
penture de toute espece ct de toue qua6 lie des
prix tres reduts.
Agents pour les pompes Aspirantes ct Refouantes de
Warner; tuyau de fer fondu, Wis. Agents pour
Cuisines Beebe FORCES Portayes de Queen ct
Paratonnerres de j. Spratt nov4-1y
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Succession of Mz.,i,,e Deje,
SucCEssIoN sALE.-sTAyEo OF LOUIS

9 uCCEssIoN sALE.-STAyE OF LOFTS
~ iana-Fh District Court-Parish of Lafourcb A'
In the name and by the authority of the Fifth Ird; ,
District Court sitting in and for the parish of Lfourch
there will be offered for sale at public auction by Mathr.
Bourg Sheriff and auctioneer, duly qualified and swnr
and for the parish of afourche, the premises t,
in the town of Thbodaux, THURSDAY the 18Th a
Of OCTOBER, 1885, at 10 O'clock NJ the following Il:
scribed property to-wt: W.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated n, q.
Eastern side Of the of Thboaux purchased of p e
Lagarde, known and designated plan made and as
ecued by J. K Gourdan, U. S. Deputy Surveyor as Ma
and are on file in the Recorders office Of this narh
said lots front Narrow street towards the West and W.
about one arpent square each.
HARRIET negro woman, aged about 80 years: and hs,
child-MARY, aged II months.
HENRY, a negro, aged about % years.
BEDSTEADS and Bedding, Clock, one Armoir Wa,o,
Jars Tables, Chairs Looking Glass, Safe one Spanish
Saddle Cooking and Kitchen Utensils three Horses lat
Pickles, ETC., etc.
TERMS AND CoNDTroNs--The movea les and animals fl,
all sums under ten dollars cash. and for all above tia,
amount payable in March 1885, the slaves and immove HES
payable in three equal nsaIlmens in March 1885, 1857 and
1885 respective and the purchasers furnish go security
and each payment to bear interest eight per cent De,
annum after maturity til paid
sepi5 NJ. BOURG Sheriff
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6otels, Sc.

TRANKLIN HoUsE-IN CONSEQUENCE
l. of the advanced price of provisions, table -
wines, and servants hire, the proprietor felt M
PEELED the first of January last 10 makesome slight S,
advance the prices for boarding. and instead Of
Fifty for dinner, has charged Seventy five cents;
bur has concluded upon charging only the old price
Fifty for dinners but will not furnish wine heretofore
Wines however, of various kinds and grades always
hand ready to order of guests when required viz:
Claret Native or Catawba Wne Haut Sauterne, white
Wne best old Sherry Charles Heseck Champagne, Muscat
Cordials etc. AEso-London Porter and Ae Scotch Ale.
good deal of money time and pains have been recently
spent in refng, to make this Hotel pleasant and COM
Portable the traveller and regular boarer and
denty trust will receive liberal share of their patronage
June2-,f BE-. HOLDEN, Proprietor.