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PARISH OF TERREBONNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER &. | 90

doilars, be paid by the Parish Treasurer.
On motion Of Mr.. Lirette.
4 committee composed Of Messrs. J. r.
Bond, Z. Tennent, G. L. Lester ,ogrther
with the Road Inspector of the 1st Dirsric.
were appointed to cause the necessary re-
pairs to be made ON the cause way leading
from the Bayou Ierrebonne to Bayou
Black on The banks Of the Barrataria
Canal. situated near Houma. H, 7u.l
, The Police Jury adjourned sine die.
5.f'fs st J. AYCOCK, President
FRANK GAGSE, CLERK.
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THE FOURTH VOLUME
g. s. ARTHlrRS HOME LAAG4ZlA,E
C.mm. need in Jelly 1855.
rHE HOME MAGAZINE GIVES


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Encrayinys oi high orer of excellence 'ssiaes rom
155 10 2G fine Wood Eugavings-all for - 70 IN tiu.s
OF Four suistribers The shears,, ..nny Mas.l,s IN IN
re peueral or more warmly commended by the fIess
than the Home Magazine. .,
In the fourth volume b ginning in jny, VII be publ s
ed MI Dickens new Sereal story, "fAkD TIME" no"
appearing Lonaon story pEg'sins - oe che oi 's
~. intt resting yet written by TINT er'nen. ao.lof
The ,sufsh volume 4. also co,s.an nsw ssory by T.
= Arthur. entitled sTIIE GOnE TINE CeMiNG" 10 be
c,ntinued through several numbers. these attractions
will be added choice collection Of rei s'ofes anu al
In conducting this work. the eor e. s Ar:hn lPteds
"a himself to keep pages free FROM everythna taat
ill nitured psoane vulgar, while at the SAME tine ne
m seek 10 pat thcret The highest possible degree o.
interest. -,4,,.
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Hror-, sL,:raphy Philosophy, sceree VIII, Aneca'te,
ltayei ec. are blended with and discrimination:
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SHERIFF'S SALE- .
.N The 24ttl day Of November 1928, al

" eleven occck, A. n, the pssmiAes, tfs under
signed sheriff vi, onert Tor sale the following proPeU
,owis IA ssstn tract Of snd stuate tsahis parish on
The left de >cending bank 0 the Bayou Teebone, abou
1uu nls frean thesown a Thodanx. andone mhe fnn'
the Depot measuring arp in iont with
the i.uh of sail land be divided int0 lots Of
one srpent Bounded ab"ve by land q Martin He
best end below bo that % ,. DoudFesu s5g5IsH
= TEkMS AND CONDiYlONS.-Pa,a able in thr 3 equal
ssaIe is eAeA Of the mantts Of March OF the years
1856, 1857 and lss ing their notes with good and ap
proved seenrty, signing Jointly 70 the order 0 bou
reau aud she sea remain specially mortgiged an
III 6pal tes bear interest At te rate o
eight per cent per annum after maturity tau Id and e
sugar house he osarpe 70 i've sold separaeiy Oh
the same conditions aboyU sti pniated.
reserves - hinee1 the privileges Of the Ca
mai in font of said land. -
EtIIE5 10 TEsAaeI4 sE IJOSkPHsA. GAGNEs sSherin. {
October II 1856.
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NEW CARRIAGE sfROxs:
EVIIFORDG BR:yTHE II having ca

fnenred the Carriage BHsnsss in all its hf;.scies ~
the shop Jackson street hsxt door tn the Neilcis
Church, 1hibo.haua ,are preis.red tu maInac ture
Buggics, Carriages. btockamays d .Suikses
in any ana every style also repairing dome. Persons Il,
airing AMI thing in their goud well to
szl Ali wok ruarnnteed 4, give saiisltctien. N@
f. b. tender their Ihanke 10 the citizens Of AssuEaP-
tiou Lalourche and Ee for the liberal psifonAss
they nave extended tn them rce the last ii't
that they have becn engayec in the above busie and
ho,e Tor n contnuanceof tie sane -
Tksy hare aiway. ON hani Cnfsiz.es Roeka xars BE-:
gie, and Suikies Harness. ,e, Fynet Ing Sc, &c.
Of nanusactu,ins. .sle wuk,ahs ~ AAsr:i IS
always guar aneed.
They are Wiling II trnde On very ;;her: far ea
or good paper All rer,irs 1t re4sn.tls rat f.
vi \ the greates.desgstrh.
! fLLtui.u 4 aRoYlIk, lscisoa eu.e..
fAbea-ux, Aa2a-s ", !A.SU. 81
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J.J.LAMOU REUx,

- sa3 asa--LEvEE ~ sTREET,-3 s3f lis
..1 .a..s4 TEsN-R q ID A U x
MOULD most respectfully announde to
wv epicures that he has made Arrangements with
Jose's Express, the OPelous~s Raioad y keep up
regular supply u
Oysters, CLANS, Croalsers, Red Fish, Red
saappers, Pompano, Trout, Sheep-iiead,
Founders, Crabs. (stsi and hard snello
Shrimps, &C., &C., from the New Orleans
Market, during the entire season.
persons no may wish any particular Kind q FISH, ve:
e,.Ies or meats should ieavether orders daily, by one
o.,oT r - nj his stand on ne l-vee, Campbell
Co :. and they will NEE, witt. prompt attention
~ tn,v as.natf e{4=zq ]. J. L.AMOUkECX.
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: ~ --.I----T. - r RE -NI e N . = I--I..-E-.
To persons getting up clubs f,r the Home Mag 'znes
strong inducements offered, the way OF rssniMS
r he emum. are given in hoaks written by the editor,
r = Kk1HUK, and valuable addition to ahe
Iib-ary OF any une fondAs choice readng.
Postage the Home Magazine is cents nnmnei'
,f mid in advance Mt the office here received.
aIdress 49, II = 81 T.g. ARTHuK& 4 CO.. igf
n6f 1T Walaut Street, Phlladephia
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s,,.e,..,eehi,ses oil the Police Jury
ai5;sfss sifIss aKtDFs sTHE f3s5a}1ti ss1li
d I.sp.A Rfyif or lIREifpe.EB0 B0NNE gts9.4

nd PARISH OF ERER.EB0NNK lt.s.' /,
tsia II Conformity with adjournment, the.
PSi,as jury Of the Parish Of Terrebobhei
,ast this day, the 18th ot November, 1855
Msassss PRzsESr: Afcock, Presi
asus. sIsiaore Drp.1et, AlesaIdre Lirette,
l,udas ii Fields, y B. Dupiai:' /, Welsh,
r. D, Utnberhtit. &C. Wallis. ts)e !
Mfarsrs Aasl,sr: Washington Tan
ner, joachim G;teno, francois iLttiot.
1hs stt. wsaltfd 10. y;sesprtsentcd, the Sc
csnd waata ieii vacant by tie dtatli Of the
Hon. b, fa Iaatr: lsa9sd '.'i'si fH'
all M Vtlsh nb .sa That the reading of'the;
MI ni.usss b. aifssIpaass,i aifsIp viii. 7aa 'a'sa
ls.alr.a Lf.e,ie psjtcted ahd ca'ied for the
r.ad;hg u ns iIlni,i,bs 'dt the last nrs efis 8
q ,iiissfs being ilb 6ppasisioI, 10 Mr.. Lfrette )
~ MAIN ths ihinuis.s were then read after
fiaa'rfadias thereof, Mr.Eirette offered tht
issll why, syiiitlINasl aai'fa,su: t'i'isfia'1
u leesiys.la hat theaaulhs,ss ot ,hasiast
saassns ia sosasaended1as 10 sead thatJ |.
EsAs<edk rwss absent 'at thu opening of the
nee,lssssthsci.e safietWsfdsl a!peared In
lis sell tOsk p&stiu ths. 1i,.iii,e4atio,i and
sssbsnabssnlsd hiiIiself.again.aAl has .aa
asaHOs iaoiion,aas nexr etinn,atee WAS a7,;
ipsiussdloseppra o,lahes petition 1t Nlf'ssRs.
Blaze, WAfrEi d. sAsDsusoN, ,etortifwnh
The President ap,srnted Mrssrs. Welsh
Fe ds;sh1sttas iansnsRfs. ID xSatu commit;
lee.
z 0aamotion ur sIf..Wallis.sn sn'dF
e a new 'toa,lili,,.e was appointed TO fe
pe,s IA The pe,;,ioh' Of ~. suhskowski
ahe President appointed Messrs.. Wallis
Umlierlield, Dupre members Of said com
linstsee. t1is1asssa a1esifssssssl ssla Eftftst i
s Oufinoiion q Nj. Lirette. a3saaa
4 Aneuitsr, III lieu If the Hon. H. c
Ihiboianx deceased, was appointed y d,
iae committee requested 10 report ON ii,
petition oisyohn Berger The Presiden
appointed Mr.. Lifette q member Of sssai
conitnittet.f 81 II aaas1ssss rs ~
: !. 7hsartpors on he petition Of / anu nun,
i t'er q Inhabitants Of Bayou Black, pray
ing thatths Psfish subscriber for The erec :
ton 'of : 6tidss across BAYOU Black 4 In
= M. !: Wallis ' moved he adoption Il Z ,b
report which motion wasost fasTsisb T
Is be President appointed II II ! !; ;gpe,ya
ac.absr y. Of he committee On suIdry : ,.,;m i, IN
= lien of Il. c. Thiboaanx a1I3 Isssl 1Sai
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TuE LAW on NEHSPiPERs.t

~ ho do mt rire express notice TO the
ala rans;llI cd ssu hing 10 continue theH sGp
serfFian. III. - 4 49,, ,,,.,,...
NJ a. her may coss stinle to SEND ITEM unin ~
.rrear.gss sre aiid =, .t,t tla;r nesvs =
81 = - 49,, liz ofce 10 which they are Grects' dhr!
ar taefn ur tty have settled theif hiin
ss ~ p.aer .s i,eoaianea - y, t.ss I s ns,z
-. .tr removing and leaving te,i ui-
.,ss ssr i. prit, Of ntentionsl fraud
The aed SAFES Courts nave also reps ateihys deer
~ thai xassss no hegeeis 20 give seae.saoe W
~ m refusal Of erson to take from the ONCE
,rr, aa;rsssea IN him, readers the Postmaster la
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= SCHOOL NOTICE.
to absent myself on account

AVTN(I 10 aUStNt: fVysEII UH dsCouHs
l. l. i'll health, shalno be nhle to open my >rhoo. on
the arpoined .lay 1t will pos lively re-oen W.dne-
day September 49, t- For teTms, ronisions arranse-
ments and all linformaon Apply, durn. my ABSENCE 10
C.AS. .SBHiFFERSTEIN.
:. Th;bodsux September 8. les -~-fHYo ttd]
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Ill u: he'd every THuRspAY MORNING. ORR G..
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sfLANrERs, LOOK TO YOUR ITEREsT!
iH95es, 7di 5000 Yards = sSf0sTsst :

5H9E5sa, 1dl $4,000 Yards saos1es !.
WHITE TKENTUCKYLEANS 4 NERSEYS
FOR NEGRO CLUTHING.:!
"uL be sold LOWER than New Or-
w leans Wholesale prices Come soon and examine
for ysursslvss Yn1 y n find 1t NO H. MBUG! If YOU
donl soon, you v.n loose sseat barsin; - It VA
sJ.M.kOWENSrElN'S. J. -
esersrsf seesnd ~ Grssa strexs. oppssssJ -Ans'l
Cenl.csienssy Nv. I1iluurl1en1, fcpt&n
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o. WARREN. GBlGSBY.

ai 81 asa9Jn WARREN GBHSBY.
BE- This Mill referred to by Mr. Grigsby, Is
on exhibi.ionat the store Of Aessrs. $, y
H., 70 an inspection Of which the public
Is. invited. We cannot close without say
ing ing ,s every farmer b,,y a :Little Giant :
/ - aaiiiI Cincinnati Daily Coluab,dn.
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sCsJ. HUpRE, aisaae-51s.si
DUPLA.N'rY f1is-,asi
JOHN D.ilfUMBERFIELD'

lie Is hereby authorized TO pay ). W
DeWoif the sum of 4'hree Funded and
seventy dollars fir iabof done on The Parish
Pfisoh actnrdings III soatract.sq asfaH y
i On ,hdtinn ofislNr. Npres it,wasasdi d
s.i Resc!ued,a That athe President of the i
Police Jury BE- authorized ID enter ainto a
no,arial act with the Catholic, Bishop of
louisiana, byswhieh tho police Jury and
Ithesoa,hAia Rishdp bind thedissltea 70 carl
~ .sat tho provisions hnd aeIastsas cpntained
ia the repor, granting certain portion OF
the Parish Property n 8 public bury'ng,
Ths counnnHiitss unHi s,s appointed i,,d, 10 LAY out
p bic road On the Bayou Chacahoulla.; 4; was y
granted further delay 70 report, ,.I'e .s7s i
On moiiior. H.. Ist., ssrfsss .sse :.
|. 4 7ls Police Jury took tsf recess ffSr F one
A'11 Tis Police II Jury ne. Ptessssn y 4, before.
On motion Of Nir. Welsh, ....f...,,. &,
Whereas the Police Jury authorized the
purchaser of ai,f. Iron safe for the safe keep
ling Of the funds and important pepefs be-.
longing 70 the parish, on the 2nd day os
Decelnler 1850 limiting the, cost Of such
lsafes AZ Forty dolIarssand whereas I good
| Fire Prooflsafe ut' convenient size cannot
lbe ho,izhttfor that ison; thcIefore: t17a
/ ss!Bs isaRrsolud, i that the Z 1'feas'ir<r OF
1.-THE Parish he and hsti il hereby aathorized
land en,powsredto purchase, tof the use of
stta1e Parish, assgood and Rsobsta nfiai fire
.tproos safe of 4 convenient size to hold the
/ If,,,1s. ;nnnrt.nt.oas<s ss' and dbooks belong
;ers,s de- parish proyideai The cost ii fshe
/ salne shall no, exceed eighty. dollars. Is
Further. Rasotrod, thas any ordinance or
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xE. It. Mf. -U.Ci.N
sr GEO. W. MORRIS AND \. =. wIr-ts.
Aew iora, City. ,.7
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place Of interment for the dead with .ht
exception OF such part as is covered by
the church or as may be necessary tor Il
road around it, and. that the portion SO eA
.t:epted he granted in eusuiruct to- sa'd
church SO long as, it may be required fos
she above purpose IA sa1E1 Fl s..iE ~ +
,ea They farther recommend that Mr.. las
set the present Priest OF the Parish ano
his succe .sprs be authprizedtp enc!ose. sad
1ury.ns ground and keep il in order, and
that, as a ccisipensation tor his trouble and
Iexpense, any person or persons VINO should '
wish to become the purchaser Of ITS OF
..roouaa for to,p.,s, he snail have the rIsh!
% sell such plat 1t ground and receive til"
reicept therefore. The price for locations
sor tutnLs and fees for bafials 70 be txed
| hy committee composed If the Parish
Priest, tie Parish Recnrtsr aud the Pre-
sident, OF the Police Jury ;-atl Of which
| ! respectfully submitted ..-., ~"
,21,'52' yl'.''s 4. LIkErrE, Chairman.
| The. committee appointed to lay out a
public road d on Bayou DuLarge were gran
| led a delay until next meeting 10 report:
f.. The following report was read aud the
same adopted. a3@ .''.'@ -" e.-',
a71,55 The Hon HI ..rh the President and mem.
I I bers Of The, Police Jury df The Parish foi
I Terre boune., tt u,;t.;a-.s.,, -
+ Your committee appointed .at setting
\ tof f the - day Of ' 1855 . supefln-
tend and contract fer tie repairs TO bs
jmn.da tn tha Parish Prison beg leave t.
| T ! That they contracted with NI.J::W
DEW OFF tor the work a the sum Of s37(
and aud afterwards agreed that said VOL
! should BE-, entitled to all The old lumber re
moved from said Prison in consideration Q
his wRite.washhg the two front rooms an.
passage and repairing one of the bacl
|irouH,sI whichwas not included i'll the con
Atrast,sasH ii ee7no eeodH $50 eils ntooT
lsdYo. committee if,rthererepcEta that tn
4 said Dew of has pc rfonned his wor kiisc
Icofdiny to his contract and understanding
i anu pray t,ias said DE sN0ifbsi paid the sal
iIsnIn 6fi4'hfee hundred aud dsaseyenty dol
.j,aesNc.rsd tisiW bs6usld saa3aT sTsieis
IL srsrYan H4z z.f,zs,ss4 sYsf.st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-05
DIR. w. I. OWENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF.
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND EEVERS

TITS often and too frequently the practice OF individuals
who get medicine, to gull the public with list
ss S from Peson: who hsvs
are merely the Of the brain Of the OOpOundsr
The subscribers DO not claim for the Pills
public miraculous aud wonderful diseases which
diseases mentioned in the caption Of
s remedy 70 Rs sa i:
would refer 70 persons in this community Who after trying
found relief from the use o these Pills way
made by maohnery The purpose money They
% 1 and BY ss sa snd .o
prices seherGlS On patent pills But those who
days thereby the patient attend his daily
i K! afs.: . s
application to the subscriber:
This csrtfes that taken very sick with chilli
Of Dr. 6vsns Asue Pills. and am happy to y a hsy s
feeted a speedy and permanent cure JOHN ii. AcFAR.
reputation that Ovens had IN curing cSiils ana
fever 20 Purchase box Of Dr. w T. OWENS justly celebra
public '9a Sis cure es1 ;: sa Pill E @
owEEsBoRo.. Ky, May IT. 1855.
years been severely afflicted with chs and Fever
days It tine was induced % some DT
ossas Chill Pills which did and to my great Joy after
most lOathsOns Of ali diseases. Ghilis and Fever.
moment but 60 ediateiyto Dr. W Compton and pro-
box and word for it, you Will never be troubled
with Calls again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
RoN HARBoR, Ky, April IL, 1885,
This certify that had Chis and Fever my family
for the months and tried all Chill Pills
Chill medicine had in the country
they have stopped the chils the of my
family, with exception. On Oldest
of them that would make until
DR.. OVENS Chill Pilk, safely everybody
' VIM o. JACKSON.
OwENsBoRo, ky., Feb, %, 1855. ,
DR. W. T. 0wEN-Dear Sir. l have been afflicted with
ols six months and
edies IL iuced 70 try box of Ague Pills. which
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe them be
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH.
the above gentleman
fy that his statements are true.
j. PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsburg Pa.
LEwIsPoRT, Ky Jan. 2, 1855.
This eertihes have chls and
tried various remedies without
box of Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
THOS. p, TAYLOR.
OwESsBoRo, April IL. 1855.
certify that had chiiIs and feyes and applied good
physician who prescribed for and gave medicine
try Chill Pills; did So and they
stopped the chs. and perfectly WE'LL They also
cured ola distressing pain the side which
fearful would result in something serious Persons afflicted
with chilis would do well to them they certain
GEO. W. MONARCH.
e. These Pills to cure in every Instance
where the directions followed.
E7- For sGle Wholesale and retail. by
J.W. COMPTON. Druggist.
Owenshurg. KY.
Also by WOOLSEY e. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sep1 fm-E Evansville. Ind.