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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-01

s@LE ROLLD'ASSESSEMENTd de
Ia Paroisse Terrebonne pour l'annee 1856,
est maintenant depose dams le bureau du
Recorder de cette paroisse. Toutes per-
sonnes ayant dess objections 'au dit tableau
spnt requise de les dedier dams frente jours
partir de 10 premiere, publication de Get
Houma, le 4 Oetobre. 1856. n ..i, 4, Assessor,
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CTATE OF LOUlsIANA-FiaA N'
{ Court-Parish Of Terrebonne. 100.
William Ross,
= vs.. ts NO. IL
Antoine Dominique, .

$40 ''s II 'ff+ vs. US ~ NO. ~
bar Antoine Dominique. - Ifa
By virtue of a writ Of alias &. f., en-.
mating from the above named Court u
the above entitled and numbered suit
there will be offered for sale by Aubn
Bourg, Sheriff Of said Parish, at the Ceaa
House, in Houma, ..asrd ii5,8s sln
On Saturday, LIST Of Nsve.bsr, lssA
between IL o'clock A. H., and 4ocIad
p. M, the following described proP''i9
to wit ): -us t- als iss. t-FI ggst {. =
A certain tract Of land situated, lying -
being in the Parish of Terrebonns, on "
left descending bank Of Bayou Litsle Csl
lou, being part Of Section No. 20, Tow
ship 16; Range 10, measuring 6ar T.
penis front, with the depth Of arr'!
bounded above by land Of Cslliss {
Dedrick, and below by that Of M.sn
Hebert, together with all The eu'1.c
and Improvements thereon and thsrsae
belonging. 40 ,'1Hua eii sesa!a IsR
orc Terms :-CAsH. 81 Il ,'lqs .,s
"a Said sale will be made to saast =
principal, interest, and cost il the %"
entitled and numbered suit. 'o' nus y.
OF t.;oa sdi ri A. BOURG, Shshh
Parish Of Terrebonne, September 18Th, 1856. sH@
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l...s, r,,,.ax for ~.
4 Nh~ anu u m.: E..t;sus. Id;
a cure u an Diio9s D,'''s.;..a E.r.-
gesnon, 1aundiSe DioPss, ;.ah;s;.1 I,s.u,as
1out' numols, NERVOUSNESS, int p-n. csn PM.
IONS nsaa1 E'i rs ~ s indesd
sno Lnos, ems So.nPisI;es' p,,s.,.,i,. eJ;''
very wv eIe s'o u.e~,es IA VIZ. - - IL
enc not more VI iess iequuu anu "9." So
nes' anu auneIs os =. 49, ,ra, msad
,Sss w. eNec.oAi M s.,-I ns,;t ~
NO person can ", wei WIN ...ao.a
body prevails: besides It soon generals Serious and
oiten n!a diseases, Mnicn migh. nave osen
oy !ne umety ana J9o1cious use .: : soou pu.
ms u auke uue OF SoicS; resI,isn a1
ninous oe1angemenC lnsy al tshd ~ s;et :.
produce tne aeeP seated anu 1s
when loao the neane. al over .ne iaiu. tAcaioe
Iehaoie iamhy physic Is OF Ins nis' .aecs y
the puonc heaitn, ana TINS ui mas oeen pe,ieoIeo
with consummate skill TO meet that demand. an
extensive 41ai OF lts virtues oy InyIcnns, 1ioiss
.ng . ne hitherto known o Of any medicine Cures
nave been effected beyond ociei were they not sun
stAnoated by persons OF such exaiteo posiuon ana
character Is 70 iorolo inc Suspicion Vi untIu.ni
Among the many eminent gentlemen VINO nsvs
ProL :. ~. LOCKE, Analytical Cnemst, 9! I'm
elnnau, Wnoss nign professional ens5scssa I" ~
dorsed ~ at E,Us -
John MCLEAN, Judge OF the supreme court o.
the United states.
HOS. CoRwIS, oecfessry OF .ne tIeasuly. e
Hon. ;. a. WRIGHT, Governor OF Analana;
y. LoS0woRTH, great VINE grower OF the " s1s
Also, DIR: y H. chiffon, PRACTICAL Chemist o.
NSM .ol Is wy; eAoc,se S ~ 30 st.t. r ot
WV. b. AsroR the richest man in America Z
Ho.. . .nd NAM Or oaS.r, 1o' VI 'A' 'aoi0A'
Did space permit, Ne could give many hundred
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l.een used. bat evidence even more conv!ncng ln:n
sn eaReI,ence :, sel' pu'ns AeA = 'o o
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-01

sunession OF MICHAEL GIMDEL.EE
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi.
~ cial District Court Parish Of Terrebonne.
To all to a0som It may concern. saa H.
Take notice that a meeting Of the cred
itors Of the Estate of Michael Gimbel will
be held before A. J. Delaporte, Recorder
Of the Parish Of Terrebonne. at his office,
in the town of Houma, siss.'' srgssi
On Saturday, Nsvenber LIST, 1856, s.4-
at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to take into con.
sideration the propriety Of selling the. pro,
perry of said Estate, TO fix the terms add
conditions Of said Sale and to advise con-
corning the interest Of said Succession.
WITNESS the Hon. James L. Cole, Judge Of
sad Court, granted under the impress Of the seal
I6f said Court and my officisl Signature this the
18th day Of September A. D., 1856. .VdF ,zafs@ r.
H. NEWELL, Clerk Of said Court.
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rTHE ASSESSMENT ROLL. of
the Parish Of Terrebonne for the year 1856,
is now deposited in the Office Of the Re.
corder Of said parish. All persons having
objections to the same are hereby warned
to come and file the same within thirty
days from the first publication Of this
notice. JOSEPH TOUPS, ks,t
Houma October 4th 1856 -asssasi a.s Assessor
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WAGONS, CANE CARTS, TRIP.
w PIE Giants, Bagkass Casts, Small Dssssss
Carts, do OK Cars, Wheelbnrscvs etc.. hand, and
irving from the mandatory Of J. Bodley, Wheeling, vs.
For sale BY 81. HOLDEN
ThibOdaux, November lst, lS5S-n16
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uyl-4 JOhm Larklm,,t! 'VETry
COPPER, ZINC, TIN. SHEET. -
~ IRON, BRASS AND LEAD NANURACTUR-6
Err. sasf - jackson Street Thboddux. La ~

Has on hand every variety Of E1s1ef q L
a. Cooking asd Other. Stores and GrHes.;
so-manuEactnres Cayhers. Grannlatnrs Gasometers,
eese 1rsa juice Dox. and everything connected with
sonAbIe terms. :. - ''.stit' .s'''sitii
Hsq lhnsers WIN see 4 Is b their own Interest 10
encourage domestic manfactures he j. determined to
everything In the very best manner. isteisiIi -
AlA8ent to.s the psgishes o.. Iafonrche and Tesre
bonnie for the sale Of c. EEvI1TS CORN and COB
CRUaAING. MILL ~ Planter .ssy,5s.i e srfsss.
-ALSO-
SPRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, ne bess In The
yeei6 Anon he nest reasonable terms i,,i iyl4-iy
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.M.4SSILO.V'
MA { HINE SH o p J.
MS Celebrated Premium
SEPARATOR

which Is acknowledged To be tn best machine for
threshing, separating and cleaning grain now in ns'
Our Machines got up Of the best material, aud
ness for the past n years. might safely say that
can get up good Thrcsbing Machine as any other
establishment In the United States We also manu-
factvre two and four horse Powers and Threshers,
Job Work, Iron Finishing, etc, done al the shortest
notice Orders bs mail or telegraph promptly attend
cd TO and letters of inquiry cheerfuly answered
Davenport June I lS56-dawtf
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Chicago, Alton 4 st. Louis X. II.
~ .5tsE !. 49, - - !,
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
GhicagA and 81. l.0nis.

rdins ledue CAicdgo Jor 81. Louis and interme-
date ptdces.
ACCOMMODATION Train, Sundays -1cept~d) $780,
Express Train, saturdays excepted) II f0PM
Trains ledre 81. Louis.f6r Chicago and interme-
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays eacepted) 1904 n
Express Train saturdays excepted) 33OPM
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carnville and Alton.
wiTrain3 run this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucket and most
liable route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia. and The East.
With Illinois Central n 4 NJ bloomington, for Ia.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of iiiInois AZ Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
~ith daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets foi al places mentioned above can
be procured at all the principal ticket Offices ia the
United States, and Ut the Offices
In st. Louis in Chicago
Foo, Of W Ashins.on Ay- . Dearborn stree. oppo.
en1c, vn Leyse. site fremont House.
KlCMD r. MORGAN, ~, Supt.
bloomington, san. !. lo16 febI9dh
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DIR. J MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

WISHES 10 inform the public tbsf he has
M permanently located in Davenport, whore
he will continue - treat all the diseases the
"a horse is subj, CT To- on the most Scientific
Princp pies After constant practice Of many years
all kinds of diseases, he feels happy 10 say that he
will give satisfaction 10 all that employ him He
produce as good Certificates auy other man West
Vi New York He is here only few months, and the
many important cures he has effected since he
In a Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he came here the most cases will
tify to his abilities competent Veterinary Sur
geon
All diseases warranted cured ifcurabe, or no mon
ey paid
He earnestly solicits trial any severe case
whatever Any be cannot cure if any other man
can be got Il cuie IL he will pay HIN cut OF his own
pocket.
Pole evils and Fistuls- warranted cared IN any
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Lumber! Log20eb Der!
N the Reck Island Saw Mill.

rrAvING receiysda lasgs lsupply II LAes ws are
II now running our Mn day aud night, aud are
nrenered 70 receive ops Tor Ill kinds Of Dufldiag
aud Framing Lumber, Laths, Shingles and Fencing
nj orders with which our Davenport friends may f.
vur a. viii Be executed With and dispAtco
MEAD, SMITH HARSH.
Rock Island, Nay -. - . dtf1 78@
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INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND AND LlFE.
Et1aa
Insurance Company,
Hartford. chartered 1919.
cash Capital. $5O.m
Home
Insurance Company,
OF the Cits ., New York
Cash Capital. $3.50 900
Nort11."e0t
lBsssSTNnsce Company.
OF New York
Connection
Mutual life Insurance TO-,
acquired Capital ............... ,2VU.Ue
OFFICE
ON WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
Between Front and Second SITS
DAVE IMPORT, IOWA
l,plsIawlyl HENRY b. HOFFMAN,. Agent,
keystone
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Philadelphia, Penn.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000.
p. n. MsRIARTY, Pres ANsoN GRAY Vice Pre-
NJ THOMPSON, Sec. A. FINEF1ELD, Agent.
Office in Atkinson's Building, I'd street, Davenpo7
iowa. oct26 1yd
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Ilailrosd



Spring .a5's'an gensesst,
ON and after Monday April 18th 1865, and unti
Ofnrther notice trains will eave Rock Island daily
Sundays excepted, o. follows
lrt mail train NJ 500 A n
I'd express, stopping only At the principal
stations at 10 As A n
80 night express, stopping at all stations 91oPM
Afh freight, with I'd Class cars Al lao A
Trains arrive u Rnck Island tally, Sundays ex-
cepted, follows
LIST plsAt express oW A N
q express, stopping only It vr,n ststlona 400 ~
ID mail train ~ IOi5P. n
eth freight, with "a class cars N. S.45 P N
All trains this road are ~ direct conne xion
Chicago with trains over 10th the 1ichszn Sorthesn
and Michigan Central X. X 10 and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, C0lurnbus Cincinnsti, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also at
LaSale with trans Of the llliIMis Central Road
North to Galens and south to St Louis and Cairo to
which places tickets can b. procured Of
3 8 STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
r. = Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity.of giving
distinct directions the destination OF their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars the conductors soect fares only 70 sta
tons on the line q the Chicago KNOCK Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI wmTMAS, Asst Sup't.
Rock island, April7, 1856 ldtD
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Mississippi & Missouri B. R.
ca N


ON ami after Monday, September s, 1856, and unit
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport, for
Muscatine and Iowa City (SundayN cxcep,dD as fol-
lows:
LIST Freight and Emigrant train, at 6.O0AM
2d Mail Train al S.30AM
81 Freight and Einigrant Train, al 12.i5P III
4th Express Train a, 4i5PM
Trains will leave Davenport .or Chicago daily sun
days excepted as follows
Isl Day Express Train at 1910 NJ
FL Freight Train, at II 50 VI
81 Freight Train, at $50 VI
4th Night Express Train, al $40 NJ
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excep-
ted) as follows
FROM THE WEST.
lst Mail Train at 1000 A. n
"a Freight Train, Al II Tsp
81 Freight Truin, at 6.l6 NJ
4th Express Train at & Is Pm
PROM THE EAST.
lst Night Express Train, al 500 NJ
81 Day Express Train. at 5Ob
al Freight and Kmigrant train, at 900 NJ
= All trains out Of Davenport will maxi connections
with Muscatine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train ceunocts at Davenport with
the Rock Island 3 Chies 30 rains The ev.ning train
stops one hour in Davenport for supper.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of giving
lstinct direction to the destination of their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking heir seats In
the cars. JOHN +. HENRY Supt
A. DAY, Master Of Transportation.
sept6-du
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SAW MILL.
~ - II - a t. II

- - ~ - a - -
AT CAN n Ms Jaw AND FLAMING
AMlLI.S every description Of PINE LUMBER re-
CURED. have started my Mills in complete order
and having good stock II St Crnix LAgs on hand,
an, ready Ia receive orders fr any kind Of Lumber,
wi,i,;, ,as,se myself to I'LL with prompness and dis
patch, in the order in which they received.
hrst arst served have at present on hand
large stock Of
Seasoned Flooring,
both rough and dressed; and having taken gres,
aims to the If the best mechanics in
the State, feel sssurca that any lumber pan@l al
my Mil will give satisfaction | will do Job Planning
a. low ) any establishment IN the West.
Persons wishing 10 build where time is an object,
cont rzcting elsewhere, IA have large quantity II
Seasoned Lumber
hand. ! want TO supply this section Of the c~un-
try with
Shingles,
have purchased and put up Woods Paten, Machine,
n connection with my Mill, and am satisfied can
supply my customers with better Shngie at hess
money than any are brought here for, can b. made
- env other machine. l also make Shingles by hand
and viii continue TO do IS long they are In de-
Dand
take tins opportunity 10 return my thanks for past
vors, and solicit from my customers and the public
continuance of the same.
tap2idAtwtfl JOHN n. CANNON.
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st A r KS
INDIAN
fever AND kcuE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An Ilfaliibie Remedy for Fecer and A0ue Dumb
A0ue, Might Sacedfs, and al kindred diseases.
VlNHIS is one OF Natur's remedies discovered and
i successfully used for many years BY certain trbu
OF Indians on the Western frontn r, and has never
been Known to fail Of Erecting among thous-
sndS who have used it, II possesses the power to
remove and eradicate vesige OF Fever and Agur
from the SYSTEM and is the only known certain rem
cdy One important advantage this remedy posses
ses all others. aside from the intrinsic value As
a remedial agent, is that no drugs medicines
taken into the stomach debilitatc and break down
the system. Its effects almost nit acuous aud
need only to he tried 10 insure place FOR it in every
family where Fever and AguA is, has been like
ly 10 be.
The Agent ha, numberless Certificates Of Cure
which with pleasure. will be shown TO all wishing
see them.
Cures have been effected in this city vicinity
References will also be to such citizens Thi,
Remedy Powder and is applied externally snd its
effects truly wonderful.
Price 81. per Box And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded.
LEWIS PINCH, Agent.
Al II T. Child's Hardware Establishment. on Cd st.
a ftw doors east Of Brady. (jyl0 d6ml
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Hams! Hans! .t
A Choice lot Of Sugar Cured Hams, just received
"A and for pale.
laugl4dtf1 II. DALLZELL, Jr. co.
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Chance for Bargains.

* Ihave on hand large and superior SO OK {
YIN Gold and Silver Watches, Jewery. God
Aa,A Chains, etc, which will for cash at greatly
reduced prices, as AIN anxious to reduce my stock
before going east. p. NJ. HOUSED,
octl6 diff No. 2 LeClaire Row.
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FURNITURE 4 UPHOLSTERY.


NA r. BARR has opened an additional
H Furniture Ware Room, in the build
:1ssS2 ing adjoining his oldone, on the west
Z side OF Brady street, where he is he
Is prepared to wait upon all who may favor him with
q eau.
He would also respectfully inform the public tina,
hecarries on the Cabinet Making business in oil
its branches.
COffins madew,th dispatch.
@8 tnovlsl
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CHARTERED 1S4I

TINHIs Company continues to issue policies on
Marine, Inland Navigation
Transportation and Fire Risks,
At Reasonable Rates
An unconditional return premium Of 10 per cent
will be paid back 10 cargo customers at the close Of the
year.
Farm property and Diet achtd buildings, favorably
situated NAV be insured against lost OF damage BY
fire. ANY length VI time. from TO dive years. at
low rates Of premium, and thus svoid assessments
a. ia Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Unierhill, Thee Perry, VIM. A. Heron,
A. a. Tying, w. X Phelps, Pr BrothersoR
r Holland, VIM. Fem, l.. Holland,
VIM. ~ Mason, BIZ Bourland, j. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
isaac USDRRHiIL Pres b. l.. T BoURLASD, Vice Pres.
CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent for Rock Island, Davenport
Moline and vicinity. Odice-MiDier's Building. ILL
uois street Rock Island once in Davenport AT the
Counting Room Of the STATE Democrat.
may1 1dawu
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WATCHES, EWELRY, &c.
+. l. J. Nelson's Jewelry Store.
Watches, JeaCeI,'y NsssA
Fancy Goods,

q WE have just opened on brady lSssee = few
"a. doors above the Post Office, new and beau
tiful assortment of Watches Jewelry, Silver
ware, Clocks, Fancy Goods etc, which and
will sell as cheap any establishment west Of New
York, purchase exclusively at the iO1cesf cash
prices, frcm the manufacturers and importers. We
would respectfully invite the ladies to call and
inc our stock; we always take pleasure in showing
our goods. From our thorough practical knowledge
and experience in watch repairing We feel C Guide
of giving entire satisfaction, thereby meriting he
Qare ef public patronage. marchS da vi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-15
Seasoned Flooring,

|" e.. COTES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERIN
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS.
Constantly on hand Oranges, Lemons, Green AMI
Dried Apples Nuts, sc &C al Chicago and 81 Louis
prices.
Brady 81. near 'FRONT.' East side
Davenport, July 26-dawtf