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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21
citu Rank-..-Badger State snfe.

There are few institutions Of The kind in this :. ak
that conducted with greater care or better judy
ncnt, or that arc doing greater business, than !ht
CITY Bank Of KeaoSba. Tie rev building that hrs
lately been finished for its accommodation is not ON
ly perfect in it, adaptation to tic purposc for whicl
IT was erected, but is ornament to the CITY Tho
managers of the Bank, determined TO have all thcl
arrangements equally percc., have lately procured
and put up New Safe, for the safe-kecping of dc
posites and their own funds. Dropping into the Bank
a few days since, our attention was called TO hi.
Site. It is from the Badger State Mandatory d
5Tcssrs BERLISER * BKCNo, Milwaukee, and is re
ally burglar-proOf Safe. It's exterior is composed
of inch iron plate, lined with chilled iron inches
thick, then filled completely around with steel da-
monds, that if tho burglar succeeds with his Dor
ing implements, in getting through the first two plates
his instrument striking these diamond ahGped pieces
of steel, is turned aside and broken There are three
locks attached to the sate-one of the Branah Bur
glar Proof and two of Chubbs' Burglar Proof Locks
with number of additional secret springs, known
only to the initiated. From a close examination II
reems to uF, certainly, proof against tie skin Of Tie
most expert burglar, and doubt not is cqucl in a.!
points TO the best cafes which are manufactured in
any Of the Eastern Cities
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

The Lynchers Of De Bqr.-Private advices from
Washington county informed US last night that err
rests being made of the parties engaged In The
lynching of De Bar. The last Grand Jury foand
treRty fire indictments for murder in the FIRST decree
and kept the matter secret until tho jail had been
strengthened Sec. We learn that hereis a deternii-
nation on lie part OF the people of Washington
county to punish the lynehcrs.-SeEtiael
Raj Road Election The people of Whitewater
on Monday last voted S7 70 y, 10 issue the bonds
OF their town 10 the amount Of i0,00O, bearing s
Pc cent interest, subscription to the stock of the
Wisconsin Central Il. r. Company.
CoNCERTS.-Thc Hutchinson Family are Oily
ing concerts at Cincinnati. Madame PaTudi
and the Campbels are at Mobile. Ole Bull
gave grand Concert i'll Philadelphia on Tues
dav evening
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Tdaryland Senator.
BALTIMORE. Feb. ID

DAETlMONE, Eeb. ID.
4 Kennedy, AmoTieanl was elected to-day by
oar legislature L : Senator from Maryland IN
place of Hon. Thos. 7. Pratt,i " a1E@
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RACINE s. M!SSlS SiPPl
OPEN 10 DELAYAN!

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS:
DN and aer Monday February lth.l regular Trains will
- run between Racine aud Dc!av;tn soTpi East Mt.
Pleasant WiSor, Union Grove, Dover. Burlington, Lyons,
Springfield, Genera and Ekliorn Stations, follows:
Going West.
Leave Racine : 4. II. Arr,Ye at DclaYan 1913 4. VI.
2 p. VI. 4.iJ p. NJ
Coiafy East.
Leave Deavau C3? a. NJ. Arrive a: Racine 915 4. NJ.
p NJ 3.45 +. "
The G91 NJ train from Deayan etc Racine with
the NJ trains the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad north
south, and o'clock r. NJ train from prIayan
meets with the P NJ trains Of Tie Milwaukee n iChicsgo
Railroad North and Sonth
stages with the O'Clock 4. NJ train from Racine
a Springfield, and Geneva.
Also at Deayan. for D1ricn, Ac, CIR, sc Ssmrnc.v:ic
Clinton aud Belojt daily, and for NaNo'S Mills Emerald
Grove ana GAINESVILLE.
This Rosdis well equipped and furnished with every facil-
fs. D.,
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Eueroo.. Cash Capitalize s5oc, eco.
or HARTFORD c1Es.

EETreos@ & ash Z pItTi SO & sec eco.
z HAVE lie pleasure Of informing tle dealers With
4 this Company ana the public sere.tliL, that in
view ct tie yast increase az hus ROSS during tEo
psst year ''T cash capital hHs boon increase 10 $500
900. Fhis toectiier With tie large surPiaa always
kept on hnnd IN cash and tie clno~H1ous receipts Of
premiums on it, regular and established business al
tords s policy Lb'dr.s indemnity ElUcn greater
than any oti erinkurGrce Company in hncliCa.
The business of Ibis lufaHyi IL conducted on fnlr
and cral principles Hndits losses nlwt ys prrWp
tlv paid ia cash. Ire Undersigned ia entering upon
the l2gl If hi. arcucy for this company in ihi'
city AMI vicinity bcgs To congratulate its Ges!era
upon is remarkable success uj,d Tie ImToTiBnt in
croaee 81 tie c5ptal and buaIpass, which tagetLer
with thc nar@er 70 which ts business Is conducle cd
places ii on has beyond the reach Of enY cpptn,
gcncv short of simultaneous confa .rstsUl # tie
country.
All Implications for insurance. # infGu:sti N in
reference hereto viii lie attended 70 with the zane
punctunlity osheretofore. ka.sa as low any 9th
ef responsible office.
Kcn"sha, Feb. -. So /. G. MERRILL,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-21

~ uis CITY Wednesday the Goth inst, pair otG0LD
SPECTACLI% in rcl 'Horocco Case. The sBier viii he
literally rewarded by leaving the at the Post Q1c
Feb RI, 1855 lv9s SAW FRANCS
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TURNjP SEED.
TO OLD FRIENDS & NEW!
HUE ARD e. co.


FORMERLY Ii w. HUBBARD
4 RE in tho market. nj the old stand, No. Rt-
"A rails Block, with compl. assortment Of New
with call. great teal Of Fo7d Our stock Of
. r Y G 0 0 D S
IS large nHd WA bought with reference to heavy
fall trado.
In Tic DRESS GOODS l.ue ,7e have endeav-
Ored to select al stVies, lew and rag., tn Tim
m;ngs Of al qualie, - match. We have Bleck
Silks warranted not To crlck. Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Aerinos, complete assortment
Wool plaiGs coed. variety. Az Wool DeI4aines
ali cnlors. Ladies ClotIs. deeirabls Shades
aEAWE4s-B.oci.c Long SEav!s at Square
shawl prices BAY State and Scotch do. from the
cheapest 10 the best made
ger the 5Een-Wc have piles Of Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres Satinots, F!aunc.s, Under Shirts.
Drawers, Buck Gloves and Miitcns, &c. &c
Garpetiu gs-Nelvet, BRUSSELS and Ingram q
variety Of patterns. OIL Cloths, 4, and 81 wide
/ Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Creckery, stone 81 Glass Ware fav .ctsq
" are, wholesale or retail. Stone Jugs and nrs,
I Earthon do. Tuulblors Cnstors, Lamps and Ian
terms
GRO ERIES
We arc prepared TO give Customer. Horgsi ms
on Sugar. 81 Our stock WIS bought aelore tho las
rise.
We sre still selling Srnurs and MoL4ssra at old
prices, Notwithstanding The advance IN the mar
! kc:.
TEAS AND C0FFEES.
On tlisse articles we hope to sustain tie routpa
/ tion we have already established.
| We are always wanting ali kinds Of Farmers Pro
duce, md viii pay the highest prices he market al
for,i, HUBBARD & co.
Konosha sapte,uhtr %, 1855
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PAPEfs IIANGENGN.

Wall and Window Papers, and Bordcrg -he largest and
Best sssorbuqn heiors o red in this market; Of all
prices and Qualities FROM The aest Satin, 70 the
kinds al tlc lowest prices.
The public requested lock in aGd for themselves
the ndcerlent. offered for they
Eenosha. December - 1853. ly2T
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IA rarkst st, 81. Loris. March :. 1855.

I
pz.R s,x-I am doing extensive travel in the T-s and
States - general agent for Adams American
IinFen. and would ne CAD il you woald favor with
consignment Of PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RFST0RA-
TIVE rs fsei myself assured that -an introduce i. in
many places where it not known. my head is living
testimony cc It's valuable property, IN restoring the hair
is na7s! color am forty years Old aud my hair was
most white bat after using hree half pint boeS nv 10
beautiful auba-n as i was a. sixteen and much i'm
proved in appearance ENG Ngo1 net 6e l'aoil bottle
hand for the price o. ter scala bc very g.d
tend to any matter connected With the HAIR RESTORATIVE.
have been for fifteen years engaged IN the same suEness,
ana -il Be glad 70 hear from you soon
VERY respectfully. NN. =. BHOOHE.
TT Sold at IL Market street, s. louis Missouri SIG
broadway New York and By al Druggists elsewhere Al
kinds Of family patent medicines for sale tire possi-
bic terms al Professor Woods Establishment, ia Market
Street, 81. Loss.
s Soid here BY al the Druggists aud az InAnGacuEer's
prices wholesale and retail, a. Milwaukee ard Chicago.
E-ycsHA 5srsI shrSs
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with despatch and regularity The line p"etratcs the most
popiors and productive portion of Wisconsin capaco,s
Grain Warehouses already erected III. principal
joS by private individuals nj r.g every convenience for
tile purchase and shipment Of al kinds Of Produce and Pro
visions which gecr with the eligible D,pos Of the
pay tie linz and s,pesior Storage ld shipping faci-
ties a the Lake, renders this desirable line Of country FOR
Produce ard LaiEber operations.
II. s Dj-NAXD, P.esf
Racine. Jan. s h. Ts.S 3uf
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BOOKS, STATIONERY


PAPER iINNGIN(iS.
Gs7EEOY HING. AZ his well known siaEd on
- Main Street takes pleasure III saying his
friends and the public generally that his stock Of Books
tonery. aud Paper Hanging couYte ard extern
sive than has before been OF red IN kenosha.
SCNODs. BOOKS.
OF the latest and approved standards offered
wholesale Retl Of every kind and description used
Common High schools prizes hat fail p.sase
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising al the standard Works, both Eng II ard Amer
lean in various ard beautiful styles Of Bind eProSe and
pocryIstorc Bicgfap hies Tales, g., B!be Dictiop.-
rie Prayer Books, aud Hymn Books. New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Exprc:s
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Latter, Note
and Billet Paper; Fealscap, ruled and Unrt,lsd,
white. ana assorted coug>; Cards, Of every
descrinton: INKS. IMkstamds. hukI H.i.s.
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ETNA INSURANCE GO.

$4,000 FirEe1s &C I}ul e. wanted. at
I MERRILL. KELLOGG & Co.'S
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-23

Succ eSsiOn de Mime. Jnesra a.n4s------
FIAT DE LA LOUISTANp :
Adu SEINE District judieiaire, .l.,,.. -. ICour
En- vertu dun ordre De vent. -,
rHon. la Cour du Cinquisn. Disr;e se l. -
diciaire, siegeant dams ct pour h p,,e =, ~
de LBfourche, dams la matisrs :; 1 O.s.'
il sera offert en- vente a l'enche,, ,rsi M
au dernier ct plus haut encbti... .''qs'
Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de Ia Pap;~ TT -
bonnie, af a.t q '''
i sameili, lie % Asut IstA
entire IL heures A. N. ct 1 keu.,
la proPriete ci.apres decrite, ss,o;,.
LIE neuveieme indivis dun csrt,;,..
ceau de terre dams Ia Paroise Tam
bonnie, sur les deux cotes du BAYOU T.m,
bonnie, 4 environ 2 miles audes,om i
Houma, borne en- haut ct en- b, :, i
terre de r. R. Barrow, contepast e.
cent s0ixante-et.seize 6.1OO daeres -.
toutes les batisses ct amklioratioas al !,
trouvent. Termes :-CoxrrAy7.
$40 A. BOURG, Shk,f
p, ro;ssa T>svohoun> - * lv;u.s ra<s
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succession Sale,

Succession Of Mrs. 5...,. .---~
SAFE .:.' OF ss., 1se,g,,,s!sSA.sass :;
BY virtue of an order Of sail.
from the Hon. the Filth Jud; s' s,", y.
Court sitting in and for the p. 1',tsia
La LAT in the above matt. .''. y d
will be offered for sale =, n .Js'!s'' 'l.e
to to the last St and highest bidder :, auction
Bourg, Sheriff o! the Pa,;.h y y :, Aubia
bonnie, 'a o. Iene.
On Saturday, Angus. ssa ,...
at the Court House in Houm. -, S
IL o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o;cloct' . 'e'sse'
following 10, described property. t. :. :; :, y
The undivided ninth Of a ce, %s.;
land in the Parish Of TerreLoaa.a - s' q. q
banks of Bayou Terreboune. ,h",'. ~ y es'A
below Houma, bounded above ~ 10y mules
by land Of R. R. Barrow, con,,;n s oe''s
hundred and seven'y-si1 e.loo .cs4 ~ No.
all the buildings and improvsm.s s'', ,1 WI
on. Terms Cash. ''' 'as'.
A. BOURG. ss..er
Parish OF Terrebonne, July l5iA ,sse
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Auguste Use, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
~ Terrebonne-Finh Judicial District Court.
In the nsme and by the authority of
the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the Parish of Terre-
bonnie, there will be offered for sale at
Public Auction by Aubin Bourg. Sheriff OF
said Parish of Terrebonne,
On Thursday, 4th Of September, 1855.
at 10 o'clock A. M, on the premises on the
Bayou Chacahoula, in said Parish, the
following described property belonging to
said Estate, to wit:
lst. Horses, Cows, Calves, Heifers,
Farming Utensils, Household Il Kitchen
Furniture, Saddle, Briddle & Martingale,
Horse Cart, 81 heads of poultry, &C., &c.
I'd. A certain tract Of land situated,
lying, and being on the right descending
hank of the Bayou Chacahoula, measur-
ing one arpent front, with such depth as
the Survey or Confirmation calls for,
bounded above by land Of Jean Bite. Ma
varre, and below by land of Nicholas
Malbroux, with all the buildings and i'm
rrovements thereon.
Sd. AnCther tract Of land, situated, ly-
ing and being on the right descending
bank of Bayou Chacahoula, measuring one
arpent front with such depth as the Survey
or Confirmation calls for. bounded above
by land of Nicholas Malbroux, and below
by land of Drausin Bergeron, with all the
improvements thereon.
4th. Another tract of land situated, ly.
ing, and being on the right descending
Bank of the Bayou Little Gallon, meas
uring two arpents in front more or less,
with such depth as the Survey or Confirm.
alton calls for, bounded above and below
by land Of Jean Baptiste Duplantis, to-.
gether with ali the buildings and i'm.
pr0vements thereon. 81
& TERMS AND CoND1rIoNs-The move.
ables, all sums of Ten Dollars and under
payable in the month Of March 1857 and
all sums over that amount payable one
half in March 1857, and the other half in
March 1858 the immoveable property
payable in four equal insta lments, payable
respectively in all and each Of the months
of March Of the years 1857, 1858, 1859
and 1860, the purchasers to give their
notes with good and approved security to
the order Of the representative Of said
Estate, and all sums not punctually paid,
to bear eight per cent per annum interest
after maturity till paid. the immoveble
property to remain specially mortgaged
and hypothecated until the full and entire
payment Of the purchase price and the in.
terest thereon TO accure. 80
The delivery of the lands to be given on
the first day Of January A. D. 1851.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terebonne, July 2sts 1856.
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GTATE OF LOUlSlANA-Fifth Dis.
NJ ufct Court-Parish Of Terrebonne. 5s0fu
ASSES Euphrosin Hotard .ga) le- .5i bFa
=: No. 1874.
Mary c. Hotard. his wife.

fszsz 49, fEsss Ftffs No tkAA 'eAf
d, Mary C. Hotard. his wife. s. Az 6igG
In this case, for the reasons on file, and
by reasons further Of the law and evidence
being in favor Of the Judgment herein rem
dered: 1t is ordered, adjud ged and de-.
creed, that defendant, Mary Celina Ho.
tard, be and she is hereby declared to be
Of insane mind, and not in fit condition
to attend to her business and she is
therefore intertlicted as being an insane
person; and her husband, Euphrosin
Hotard, is hereby nominated and appoint
ed her curator, and authorised to take
charge Of her person and estate, and ad-
minister the same in conformity with law.
Done and signed in open Court, this
3O,h day of May, 1856. ai'.''s2a7 q
Signed JAMES L. Cole,
itsa Fs @ Judge Of Fifh Judicial District.
True copy Of the original Oh file in my
Office. Witness my hand and the i'm.
! press Of my seal Of Office, at Houma,
Parish Of Terrebonne, this the 9th day
fdiof July, 1856. E. N. DU TREIL, )
26t liea Dep Clsek 5th District Court, Tsrrsbonae
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ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Pa.
f0l1s6 To5o606hes C0uf du 6eme Ddsict 1udic1AlFe
Adelaide Templet. veuve De Jean LAgarae


~ 1.;s.e J. !. No go
En- vertu dune Execution lance pa,
10 Cour sus- nomtne, addresse au Sheriff
soussign6, dams Ia cause ci-dessus intitu.
lee ct numkrot6e, il sen offen en- vente
publique / Ia maison de Cour ! Houma,
saneai, le 8 sepaembre, 1856.
eltre II heures, A. n, ct 4 heures, P. H.,
b propriet& ci-apres dkcrite, SAVIOR:
Tous les droits, titres ct interet de
Evariste Porche, dams le jugement rendu
par ID Cour du SEINE District pour h
Paroisse de Lafourche. dams l'affaire No.
6l2 de II. NJ. Il H. C.. Thibodaux VS..
Leblanc 4 Dantin, dams laqu'elle afiaire,
ls dit Evariste Porche, CONNIE premier
endosseur, aysnt satisfait ct pave ID re.
fclamatiou dee creanciers judiciaires, est
par l. loi subroge leurs droits contre lee
defendeors originates, Leblanc 4 DAN
tin. s.sssxssks assa ssgbisss@
Ce iugement q etc rendu dams Ia Cour
De District de Il Paroisse do Lafourchs, le
10 Avril, 1851, pour i somme Dc Sop,
Mil Piastres, avec l'int&ret legal sur h
somme dc Trois Mil Cinq Cents Piastrea
depuis IL % Fevrier 1851, ct sur II ba.
lascs d. Tsois Mil Cinq Ceats Piastres
|depais le % Mars 1851, jusqu'au paie.
usss. & lee frais du protect ct d. sptsces.
1symes: CoxPTANr, sans b ben66ce
dc destination. av ~ s s.. IS s rs lass
La dits venie sera hite pour saiishire
~ principal. finteret q frais dams ID dite
afIaire. A. BOURG, Sh6rif
Rsrsine Tsessasaaa, ON A6ak .1Da
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ETAT DE la LoU1s1ANE, COM p -
IL District, Paruisse Ters1saae. il
Marcus Walker. No. l426,
q Aurora Carothers, tutrix, No. ls'''
Solomon Friend.

En- vertu de deux vrits de r RAJ
mes de Ia Cour sus.nommee. addre''ee,'
Sheriff soussignk, dams lee causes CT !.
sus intitolees ct sum&rotkes, j sen s
en- vente publique, i ID mai.on e ..
Houma. Samcdi le 6 Septesbre, l'o0'1t
ire II heures, a. II. ct 4 hsures Z =
proprieie ci-apfes decrite, savoif: :.
On certain lot GU morceaa d tsss
dams la vile de Ste. Marie. dams = . -.
Sc Terrebonne, sur ID rive droifs g +.
Black en- descendant, iaisant hee 'al = :,
ter street, ayant 20 pieds DO hse ! :, !.
pieds De profondeur, incls entire ! ! ~
ralleies, connu ct designs CONNIE = ~
9 sur le plan de Ia dite vile, ha
w. r. Bailey en- juliet. 1883 9 '.a;s
dams Police du Recorder Do y pr
Terrebonne. - ...ga,.s ~ ~
de IL mois, l'aequereur dev.at los!s ~
Bond avec caution approuvde, cooat
scion la loi, portant 4 partir a. y. lo .sss >
vente hut pour cent par an 2 y 'u ~ ~
qu'au Placement, ct une hyPotns
retenu sur ID propriete vendu. .,;.kipi
La dite vente sera falte pour - =. fsb
a somme principale. i'interesss 9 =
dams les sus.dites causes. e.Ax
S1lG a ROURG,
P.,oa..s Tnrv,bs6os. e Ao1t. 49, -
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VEN7E PAR LIE SHERRY ,.-
ETAT della LOUISIANA du
~ SEINE District Judiciare Paroisse de Terrebonne.
Marital e' s.. ct ais No. 'a,.

Martial !. o'''"'' ct ais No. ,sl.
Robert & Barrow J
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. "a, emane de
l'Hon. la Cour du Cinquieme District
Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour la Pa.
roisse Absorption, dams la cause ci-dessus
intitulee ct numerotee, il sera of1ert en-
vente publique la Maison de Cour a
Houma, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
Paroisse 'rerrebonne,
samedi, le septembre 1886,
entire IL heures A. NJ. ct heures r. NJ,
le propriete ci-apres decrite. Savoir:
10. LIE lot on section No. 81, dams lie
Township Is S. R Is E, contenant 1873
32-1O0 acres, situe sur le Bayou Tchalsa.
houla dams la Paroisse Terrebonne.
%. LIE lot OH section No. % dams lie
meme Township ct Rangke, contenant
l73 4l-1OO acres, les dites sections ayant
une facade d'environ 20 arpents par 40
arpents de profondeur, bornes en- baut par
Msthurin Daigle ct en- bias par Auguste
1N
La dite vente sera faite pour satisfaire 2
Ia sompe principale, l'interet ct les frais
dams Ia sus-dite cause. - - '
Termcs: CoMPrANr.
as Fl A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Pavois.e Terrebonne. e 81 juliet 1856.
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! "A u vi IA
NJ DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
80. Leblanc +; :. n. No, s'''
BY virtue Of An execution emanating
from the above named Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, there will be
offered for sale by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff
of said Parish, at the Court House in
Houma, on aaEt5
Saturday, September 8. 1855,
between IL o'clock, A. M, and 4 O'Clock,
r. NJ, the following described property,
to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Eva
riste Porche in and to the Judgment rem.
dered by the Fifth District Court for the
Parish Of Lafourche Interior, in the case
No. 6l2 Of II. M. T. H. C. Thibodaux
versus LIE Blanc Il Dantin, in which case
the said Evariste Porche as first endorser,
having satisfied the claim Of the judgment
creditors, is by law subrogated to their
rights asainst the original defendants, lie
Blanc q Dantin. .e'
This judgment was rendered in the Dis
trict Court Of Lafourche Interior on the
10th April, 1851, for the sum Of Seven
thousand Dollars, with legal interest on
the sum Of Three Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars from the 22nd day Of February,
1851, and the same interest on the bal
ance Of Three thousand Five Hundred
Dollars from tho 22nd March, 1851, till
paid. and the costs Of protest and the costs
of suit. 81 80 80 AZ
Terms-CAsH, without the benefit Of
appraisement. ~
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in said case.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Tezfebonne. August slth, 1856.
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Succession de feu Au8uste Use.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Pa.
~ rosse Terehonne- du Seine District Judicaire.
Au nom ct par l'autorite de l'Hon. Ia
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire,
siegeant dams ct pour 10 Paroisse Terre-
bonnie, il sera offert en- vente i lenchere
publique par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
dite Paroisse, se.5. s.s 81 i .a4aiE...f
.s5r.a, Jeudi, le sePtembre 1880, III
! 10 heures A. NJ, sur les lieux sur le
Bayou Chacahoula dams Ia dite Paroisse
les proprietes ci-apres decrites. apparte-
nant ! la sus-dite Succession, savoir:
l. Cheyaux, Betes cornes, Outils ara
torres, Meubles de Mknage ct Batterie
de Cuisine, Scelle. Bride ct Martingale,
Chanete Cheval, 81 Tetes de Volailles
etc., etc., etc. 0 IS s.s8 sgseh q 81
20. Un certain moroccan de terre situe
sur la rive droite en- descendant du Bayou
Chacahoula, mesurant un arpent de face,
avec telle profondcur que porte l'arpentage
on ID confirmation, borne en- haut par Ia
terre de Jean Baptistc Navarro, ct en- has
par Ia terre de Nicolas sMalbroux. avec
toutes les bAiisses ct authorizations qui s'y
trouvent. s41ea n 4aeg hssssaez sed .aee9
AZ SO. I'm autre moroccan dc terre situe
sur Ia rive droite en- descendant du Bayou
Chacahoula, mesurant un arpent de face,
par telle profondeur que porte l'arpentage
ou IL confirmation, borne en- haut par Ia
terre de Nicolas Malbroux, ct en- has par
Il terre de Drausin Bergeron, avec toutes
les authorizations qui s'y trpuvent. IS
40. I'm autre moroccan de terre situe
sur Ia rive droite en- descendant du Bayou
Petit Gallon, mesurant deux arpents de
face plus on moins, avec telle profondeur
que porte parpentage on II confirmation,
borne en- haut ct en- has par IL terre de
Jean Baptiste Duplantis, ensemble ayec
toutes les bAtisses ct amkliorations qui s'y
trouvent. ,,s.ss1 4s,8 sssstsss Il stnaf 4tla
TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNs-Le mobilier,
toutes sommes de Dix Piaatres ct au-des.i
sous payables dams le mois de Mars 1867,
Ell toutes sommes audessus de- CO montant,
payables une moitie en- Mars 1857, ct
l'autre moitie en- Mars 1855; Les pro-
prieies immobilieres payable en- quatre
termes egaux, payables respectivement en-
tous ct chacun des mois de Mars des
annees 1857, 1858, 1859 ct 1860. les
acqukreurs devaat fournir leurs billets
avec caution, bonne ct approuvee Pordre
de represe ntant de Ia dite Succession. ct
toutes sommes non ponctuallement paykes,
porterout huit pour cent par an d'interet