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AVIS DETECTION.
I'm VETU dun proclamation issue

I'm VEIU dun proclamation issue de
u son Excellence PAUL o. HEEERT. Gouverneur
de ,a de la Louisiana, po!tant Ia date du " Juliet
1856 des election seront tenues dams la Pa osse Terre
bonne lie Ter Lund de Nove1bre, A. d. 1853 dan cha
Gun des de la dite Paroisse par les Com
missaires diement qnalifes dams pour chacun des
dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS depnls heures A NJ, jusques
heures 2. Nj. Pour Elfe--
To- tn Representant du seme District Congressional
compsSde cetie parte de la vile d'Oreans, en- hau
de TX r>>x.u Canal, comm CONNIE lie premier District.
district No. T. ads la willie de Laae ct les par
osses Jefferson. st. Charles. st Jean Baptise st.
Jacques, Ascension. ASSUMPTION LaiouFehe' iene-
90. I'm Gouverneur ct Lieutenant Gouverneur pour
Fiat pour servr lie tel de Quatre ans; ct attendu
que ln al ordonne ane election lie meme jour par les
votants qualities tie rEtat pour ere un Serrs'aire de
Fiat, ct Avocat-Geueral pour lie terme de quatre
3d. Tn Tresorier de rEtat un Auditeur des Complies
PuhIcs ct un Surentendant des Ecoles PuilGues,
chacun Gesques devant tenr office pour lie erme de
deux usqaa que son successeuN ait etc duemen
Unstable
40 In senateur pour remplir Ia vacance oceasion&e
gar la mort de L'Hon p b. Key, dams lie District com
pose DIES paro>ses Assumption Lafouche tTereDonne
SO Tn represenlant de ParOisSe.
Co. Tn Avccat de District pour la 5eme District Judi
claire compose des parosses Assumption, LAfourcie e
IerrebOnne.
20. I'm Grefer de ia pour servir durant quatre
annees
60 On Sheriff ct Coroner pour servir pendant deu,
annees.
3d. Tn Assessor de Taxes.
100 Aut JUICES de Pax seront elus, dams chaqut
reimbursement des differences psrOsses par les vo,an
qualities resistant que lie peurle des dts arrundisse
nents drGir par la lo deire DIES membres du Jur
de Police, nlas dams les reimbursement on il Y uns
vile ncurpcree hne vile contenant tris cent habi
| lsnts Il sera eln deua JUICES de Paix.
lilo Tn Constable pour chaque reimbursement de-
differences Parosses qu devra ser h duran deux annees
l9o. Et aitehdu la loi al ordOnnee que lie remie
jour de feeclion generate. butte serait ouverte
chacun des iieus de elections dams fEta maintenan
etab par lo dams lie nut de recevor lie voix es vOtan
qualities de rEtat pour contre lie enlargement al
siege du guuvern emeit de Baton Rouge la NOuveie
Orleans ct chane personne votan pour contre devr
! lie mentiOnnef ticket.
lie scruiin ouvert Ia surveillance des commits
sares detection de Ia paroi>se Terrebonne autr
avis le queis devront les retours de aI
election au soussigne commencement Ia loi.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff
Houma, % Aout, 1853 lnsIde.I
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LOUIS BOURGEOIS


Avis est par les presentes donnes que
lie sonssignG Intention de de,nander 4
Ia Prochaine session de la Cour de District
Emancipation de .l'esclave FLORA,
agee d'environ quarante ans, avec permis-
sion ellie de demeurer dams l'Etat de la
Louisiana, commencement un acte de la
Legislature, approve lie Is Mars, 1855, in
thule ''acte relatif aux esclaves ct aux per-
sonnes de couleur libres. No. 30o.
Houma, Paroisse Terrebonne, &c Is Sem
tembre, 1855. LOUIS BOURGEOIS.
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Estate Of Ernestne Boyer wife Of Nercisse Bourdrea
NTATE OF LUUiSiANA-Fifth Judi

~ cal District Court ,-Pavish of Terrebonre.
WHEREAS, NERCISSE BOURDREAU, Of the Parish OF
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(--) WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said Court
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~ and nifty five. J.AYCOCK, Clerk
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Estate Of George C. Bedford.
OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Ind.

~ cial District Court, Parish q Terrehonne
WHKREAs, SURvIL TRAHAN ofthe parish of Terrebonne
has filed his application with the Clerk Of said Court
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA PAR.

i De LA LUUlSlANE-FAk
IL OISSE Terrebonne-Cour du SEINE District
Succession de terrible LeBlsnc, deccede epouse de Hyp
polite Chauvin.
An par au,horiiG de Ia Cour du SEINE District
segeant pour Ia e paroisse oferi
puhiique par Joseph A. Gagne, sheri, Ia residence
De We Hyppolite Chauvin,
.Lundi, lie 29sme jour d'Octobre, 1865,
entire II heures A. NJ. heures, P. NJ les prophecies
Ct decrites appartenant In de succession SAVIOR
/. Fourni;use de its
9. Une Pendule;
s. Une Amotre;
T. Tn lot de fer;
s. ftusselies et une estar1pe;
g. In Roust;
:. Tn eperver;
g. I'm lot doutis arafoifes:
g. Deux nieules u moulin
49, Tn lot peles ct beches,
IL. Tn COiTe de veuX outes;
T. I'm lot hatterie dc cuisine;
l3. Tn vieux buggy;
IA. Is baril sucre
ID. UEe Jar Ell une lot de Bouteas;
~ Une Vache ct son Suiv.nt;
II. Une Jumen; ct poulain:
IS. Tn Negro nomMs JACK age d. peu pYss % ana Y
Yccol;e de MAI;
a. Tn de erre s;ue dams cette paro;sse
sur Ia rive drote du Bayou Petit Caou mesurun I'm M
peht ct dei de face avec prOfndeur suvant tire
gu &c que donne Ia confirmation barnee haut par Ia
serre de Cage ct en- has cels de r. Tes sander
La ite venie fate Conditions suyant
savor:
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ns;eres ct desous COMPLIANT ct tou,es somrnes an
dessus de dix pastres payables Mars 1856 LIE Negro
ct II tsrre s egaux un tiers en- Mars
1855, tiers Aass 1857 tiers en- Mars 1855 La
i.e terre ct negre demeu:Sn speciaenen
jusqua placement final
T"ue> soumnes Qui pas ponctuelement parees
po'teont interea raisn de HUT pour Pau
nsqu au paIfat poimen aequereur fournra ses b.eis
Avec bonnie et suitsanie caution.
JOSEPH A. GAGNE, Sheriff.
Houna Sep 27sme 1855 0fA'
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riencrd the benefits Of your valuable cough
candy. 10 MIS- fn 5rI,k5 ,,ppCpp
Price % cents per package or 81 so per doz'
For sale by Joseph Entler and f. { UHi@"s,
SfenLrrd,town. Nov. 70 IS53-ly