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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-17
sHERiFF's SAFE
STATE OF LOUISIANA I'm,
~ cAAL DLs7K re pA lRil;fl Z. JlJl
REBONNE. W TEp
Drausln Frosclair & Haydel.l
vs.. NJ 1-,nt
Emile p. BascIe.

ny virtue o! 4 Il: ID: emnatince
above mentioned Cour, SITTING !. aon&
said Parish, directed TO the sn a. and e,
Sheriff. in tie above entitled, a adus''lgasa
ed suit. there viii be offered f., nu q,
Public Auction on SATURDAY ,b - o' as.s
OF February 1856, on the pren, sna' te
tween II O'Clock A. NJ. and d o'a'sa, b.
NJ. the following described prooe s'sS
wit: f're'E, 10.
lst. A tract of land in this p,-;.,
Joining the Barataria and Laf,urch 's u I'D.
Company, measuring one half ayna,,O a
more or less by a cep,h of One H H. front t
and Sixty feet, together with Tho l fana
said lot between the road and ,hs .I Ra. o
together with all the BUILDINGS ID ps!0a
provements thereon. "'' ''-
End, Pauline, a negress. AGED ,ho,.. :,
years, and her daughter Ju.ie,,e s uaDl' % %
years. s'u M
Said Sale will be made IL s..;.s. !.
principal, interest and costs Of s';, !, a :.
above cause. !" TIC
Terms Cash. 4. E0rpc 9, :.
Parish of Terrebonne, Jan N ''I ls5s
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-PAR.
~ OIssE TERREBONNE.-Cou du Clneuisme Dis
trct Judiciare: 80
eASs vs.. : iANSt So. 1873
EfoIard Darand, Admir-
En veru ia writ de FL Fa.. Gnane de 10 Cour des
gus ntiulee moi addresse dams raaire cdess,,s init
niea ct nImerotee I'll oiiert en- vente mar AUBIN
houRd, shesif, a la maison de Cour, q Hounia,
Samedi, lie Gene jour de Fevrier, 1856,
apres decfite sav0ir ff "a
IN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE. situe dams \.
farose Terrehonne, Ia rive Yauche du Baynu HacL
en- escendant, etant une parte du No. 49, Townshn ~
hangee - o. La de section No. is await orguiarement
Hne fcade de eng arpens don't la motto undivise f,t
vehdue par H. II " als 4 Gustave Bopy;lain mi vena;t
IN aspent de face G. b. Deouz ct ensute vendit 10
resent de son int6ret dams Ia te erre APP L. RonsseI
q Get Ia terre qi etre vendue etant men nrss 81
aeres1 aux termes Ct condltiones snivantes: - -
La cite terre await etc vendue Roupee nonr mile
piaslre payable ar quarts quart dams tons Of chacun
ess mos de Mars esannees 1854 1855; 1856 ard e57
Lacquereu sera requs de payer Ia Motto du prix ct
les isss compliant sur lee deux placements mantenant
aus ct re'iendra Ia balance ses mains pour
"A soae priacpae ct les fras caus IL cause 81 dsssn.
in..tuiee ct naInerotae
A. BOURG. Sheriff
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
ETAT De LA LOUiSIANE.-Par-

~ o;sse Terreb du 5euae District
Succession de rranc Disc Chenter eaase decedee dc
Juseph Duplsnts.
An nom e. paI fgu,ori.e de Ia C,ur da Cinqnenn
District Juiiciare sege.at dams Ell poli IA fsrosse
TeYrebonne sera offer en- .eleheie pubilue,
par AUBfN BOJRG, Sherif duneat catanissunne ct
Asserulente dams ct pour Ia susi:te Paroisse,
Jeudi, IL l7eme jour de .lanvier, 1856,
entire II heu-es A VI, ct henrcs NJ, les lieuA
i environ nruf miles aIiessous de Ia vile de Housna.
les prophecies ci spres d9criies, SAVER:
Tn certain d. terre siue dams la dite p II
osse, la rive droie u Baycn iii cacu
deux arpents de face pits par p-efs1.eaS
de quarahie arpent> ensemble touiss les aHeers-
tons basse> Qui IA die ie.re horaa
en- haut par Ia terre dAlesis Duaats has par la
terre de Joseph Chn,agner
3 Tine Jumen. Bal ct son Ponlin.
Una Carfeite Cheyai,
4. I'm Harras,
5. Tn Lot d'outils.
Is I'm lot de fetrales,
= lot de peies ct piaches,
IS lot de pasee-parsouts ct de Golfers.
lChlrme,
* lot d'outis,
g. Fisil deux cours,
= Rouet,
:. Damcieanne etl cruiche.
:. lot de bouteiIies.
8. Jasre'
TERMrs TT aoynfT1aya
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F4NTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
TvTAT De La LOUISIANA, C0UR DU
Il Seraae District 5uasciaire.
Paroisse Terrebonne.
FRANCOIS Jerome Avet,
US. No. 1922
7. 4. Garnk. Sheriff ct ally

J. 4. GagnA, Sheriff ct al
En- vertu dun writ de fl. fa., eFnane de
ia cour sus-mentionuke, siegeant dams ct
pour la Parcisse Terrehonne, addresse ali
Sheriff sonssigne, dams la cause colossus
ii1titu!ee ct numerotee, il sera ofiert Ell
vente publique la naison de Cour
Ho.ma, Samed lie 2 I'evrier 1856 entire
il heures A. IL, eft heures P H., la
propriete ci-apres decrite, Savoir.
La Motto i'ldiyis dun certain moroccan
de terre situe dams cette Paroisse, sur la
rive ddroite du Petit Gallon, a une dis.
lance de vingt miles AL dessous de Houna
mesurant I'm arpent ct demi de face, par
Ia profnndeur dc rarpentage, etant la por-
ton inferieure du Lot 8, T. 10, Il. Is e
contenant 1872 93.100 acres, borne en-
haut pa. la terre de ". c. Watkins, ct en-
has par celle dc Nicolas Thibodeaux.
La dite ven,e sera fate pour satisfaire a
Ia som;ne principa,e, i'interet, ct les irair
de process dams Ia cause c;-dessus.
Termes-Comptant.
A. BOURG. Sheriff.
Paroisse Torrebonne. ce22 Dec. 1855.
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Little Giant.

CONSTANTLY on hand ans' f1f SALE.
~ the Justly celebrated LITTLE fsfAN Corn d Cos
NH for one horse power, 500 far t@ no pove $Ta
GveSy stock feeder. should have these mi Is e the
~ Ne great advants Re t. the health If tick.
1h5bodsux, Nov. 1, -. D. r HOLDEN
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isse Terreb0nne cell, pee. -
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SdLE.
On Saturday, the 26th, day OIL .s ~. d
1856 at l O'Clock P. N. IN the W" - :,
Tigervill., there will be offered o .. - sS i.
auction on THREE Months credit y Car r.
Undersigned, to wit: 8 Ho, IS. -. ,pd
riase, l Carryall, l Baggage . ". R s
2 Buggies. Mrs. n. o
TigeryiIIe, January 10Th. 1851
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BY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., emanat:ng
from the above entitled Court sitting and for ssid Par
sh directed to the undersigned, Sheriff. in the above
titled and numbered salt there will be offered sale at
public auction, at :he Court House in lIouma on
Saturday, the I'd day of February, 1856,
between II O'Clock A. M and O'Clock p NJ, The follow
ind described property, o.wlt-
certain tract Of land, situated the right hank OF
the Bayou Little Gallon, measuring two and half ar
penis 'front.' less by ouch depth the title Or sur
vey calls for and gnsted in the United States surveys
as lot or section "a township 49, range 1Sboundcd above
by the land Of Joseph Pareco below by lands OF y
polite Chatagner.
Said sale viii be made to sa.fy the principal ineres.
and costs of suit in the above entitled and numbered
cause
Terms-CASH.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terreponne, December osih. Is55-4I2h
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SHERIFFS SALE.
SIlIRIFF'S SALE.
CTATE OFLOULSLANA FIFTH JTU
~ GAL DISTRICT COURT-PAREE
of TerrebonDe-
Lobit 4 Carpenter. J
vs.. No. 1889
n. r. Real OF al

N. Is. heal, ct al
By virtue of writ of Alias Fl "a emsn,,
ting from the aforesaid Court, Siitinga
and for said Parish, directed to the uudsr
signed Sheriff, in the aboys entitled sh
numbered suit, there will be offered m
sale al Public auction, at the Court Hous
of Houma, on Saturday, Marc ls. lsii
between l O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clokP
NJ. the following described property t.
wit: A certain tract of land situated
the Parish of Terrebonne, on the igs
bank Of Bayou Black, mea-usuring 'v
and half arpents front by forty aIpsas
in depth, being the undivided balfNo&
Township Is Range l6, bounded ab'r
by land of Mrs. n. B. Beal. and belovt!l
land of Joseph Guedfy.''
Said Sale will be made to satisfy ~
principal, interest and cost Of suit nib
above cause.
TERMS, "CASH."
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish of Terreboane. Dec. 2lst ls5a
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FENI'E PAR LIZ SHERIF
F7AT DE Id LOUISIANA COURT
~ CLNQUIEl1E DLS7,RICTJUDICLilSi
Paroisse Terrbbonne.
Lobit e. Charpentier,
vs.. No. 1899.
N. e. Real. Ell al

lNs Ds Dtdss ei ID.
En- vertu dun writ de Alias d ~
emane de la slsdite cour. siegean' dams :
pour la dite Paroisse, addresse au sasia
soussigne, dams la cause CT desus ln'aa'
ct nnmero,ee,i ii sera ofiert en- vente paDlr
que a la maison de cour a Houula, sain,I
lie | Mars 1856. entire II heures A. !"
ct 4 heures P. Nj. la proprie;e CT aprssa
critics, SAVIOR Uu certain morceaa''
terre situe dams Ia Paroisse Terrebona'
sur la rive droite du Bayou Black. n'sass
rant deu1 arpents ct deml de iaee' f.
quarante arpents de profondenr' e.an, =
Motto indivis du No. %, Township y
Rangee I6, borne en- haut par Ia 'e, ~ = !.
Madame n. B. Beal. ct en- bas par cei' '
Joseph Guedry. ....;s
La di.e Vente sera fate pour sa''aa !.
a la somme principal. lintere' Ell iS' -
de process dams la sus dite cause.
TERMES COMPLIANT.
paroisse Terrehonne cell, Dee. -
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" AGONS. CANE GARIES. TRIP.
PIE CARTS, Rsrgase Cas-, Snail B-gyas.
Cart. do. Ok Csrts Wheelbarrows etc. hand, ar
irving flon the nAnuacto Of J. Bodeys ceiling, Va
Fnf sale By r. r HOLDE
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ri Office is hereby given that under and by virtue Of
certain two executions acains: tie property Ca
ieb B. PARRISH Judgment debtor in certain actions
IN the District Court, in one of wCh action William
b. Treadwell, John e. TTeacwel john s. Perry and
Edward Norton arc the plaintiffs aid said Caleb Is.
Parish defendant; and in the other action. nenry G.
Bowen, The odore AcNanee, Samuel z. Homes, pry
L. Stone, and Anthony Gilkison are plaintiffs and
said Caleb Is. Parrish defendant
have this third day of May. 1856, levied upon the
pieces or parcels Of land lying AMI being the county
of Rice in the Territory Minnesota scrbed as fol-
lows, to-wit: -+ '
The Northeast quarter, the North quarter; the
Sou b-ea- quarter and the Southwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter Of section No. 3, in Township 1903,
North Of Range % West, containing GO acres accord.
ing to the Cover Lment survey thereof.
Aspropery OF said Caleb B. Parrish since the iudg-
ments against him in each of said actions have been
docketed in the county Of Rice aforesaid.
And which pieces parcels of land above described
Shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on
saturday, the 2Sh day Of June, 1866. 10 clock in
the forenoon at the office the Register of Deeds In the
vi lase of Farribault; in said county of Rice.
Said land is all valuable timbcred land and is located
near the village Of Farfbau, and said land be sold
In 40 acre tracts in the order aboved name' *
CHARLES WOOD,
81. Sheriff Of Rice County
BY j. r. WEST, Dept'y Sheriff. 3
MURDOCH BRISTOL, Attys for Plaintiff. 4--
May 10, 6y -.-'
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

yHyUlS place is situated on Bay of Superior and
a Left Hand river at the head of Lake Superior,
possesses better site, better harbor, and greater ad
yantages commercial city, than any other point in
ance by Chicago only. .l'' g -
The proprietors have clear, Cndisputed, and unin-
numbered title to the land upon which Superior is laid
OUT and all purchasers of receive warranee deeds
for the same. ga - tI-t'.-ty 41.+ t-s.. z. l
Superior was laid out during the past ason, and
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants, largeh
tel, a number stores commodous pier, with waic
houses, and is in all respects the most ourshing
town the West The county-seat,a u S. Land Office
Office located here, where the Mississippi
ami Lake Superior u s. Military Road, in
continuation, connecting with ST. Paul. terminates. II
the head Lake Superior. The ssSoo' canal will be
open by jane, after which time four lines of lake
will run to Superiorone from Chicago, two from
Cleveland and from Buffalo; fine vessels having
been built expressly for this trade. ta,-s ssafs
Two steam sawmills and printing press arc now on
the wa Superior and will be promptly set to work.
One-haif the lots have been appropriated by the
propretors to be sold by the undersigned to actual set
tiers terms, and to provide fund for extensive
public improvements. Liberal have been
made for public purposesparks churches, railroads.
etc. T. s.s' 49, = s,.4 srfgs5- s.f -..r ~
~ In order to correct the misapprehension arising
the similarity names, is proper state that
ssSupcrior City about the title which illegal contro
yersy exists is another and different place, and in diff
| ferent township from Superior. .- Il
N5eMaps of Superior aresigned by Thos. Clark, sur
veyor, and II. Newton agent and attorney for pro-
pretors, may be In the principal hotels of st
Paul, aena, Chicago Dctroit Cleveland, Toledo, Buff
falo and other Cities
All persons who wish purchase lots, obtannfor
apply to Wm II. Newton, Superior, Dougla.
county, Wis. WIN. II. NEWTON,
Ag't and Atty for proprfetors of Superio
Mo-, = en-,
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Population and prospects of Minnesota.

From recent returns to circulars addressed
to members of IT, Legislature, Postmastcrs.
and other persons, it has been ascertained
that the population of Minnesota is now not
far from 12O, 900 or nearly 10000 above the
ratio required for Representative in Con-
gress. The Governor, in lis message last
winter, stated the population of the Terrific
ry at about Is, 900, but since the opening of
navigation the influx IF immigrants has been
extraordinarily rapid, and it is not improba-
BILE that l2O, 900 would now fall short of the
mark.
Thequestion Of adopting measures prelmi-
nary to asking admission into the Union as
State was agitated in the last Legislature
but a majority decided III the negative, mov-
ed thereto by dissemination to assume the
burdens of State government for the Dr.
sent, and also in view of the probable division
Of the Territory oas to constitute two States.
1t has been intimated that the dominant
party received an intimation from Washing
ton that the application for admission had
better be delayed toanother session of Con-
gress. ~.
This, however, is not Of much consequence
to the future of Minnesota. Her advance
ment in population, wealth, education, and
all other improvements that are necessary to
the building up of free and noble State.
will hereafter be more rapid than ever before.
There are no drawbacks to her prosperity.
The natural advantages of the country are
great, as we have taken frequent occasion to
show, but the chief hope of the Territory
lies in the high character of it's people, who
for honesty, intelligence and energy, are not
excelled by any other people of the same
number in the world. The only disorder
that has ever occurred among them has
arisen from contested land claims, and this
has been so slight and occasional as hardly
to deserve mention, The people have been
law unto themselves, and in the spontane-
GUS exercise of real popular sovereignty y
all the institutions Of freemen have sprung
up as if by magic. ,., p ef -
If some weeks ago Minnesota had a popu-
lation of 10000, she will have at least $780,
600 before the close of Navigation next au-
tumn next year at this time the number
will have increased to IT'S, 900, and $4,000
is very moderate estimate for the population
of 1850, We believe 100000 would be nearer
the truth Of what We shall see at that time.
All this will be the growth of about ten
years. In 1860 Minnesota will contain more
freemen than South Carolina, and vastly
more wealth. The latter had free popula-
ton of 108, in 1870 which in 1850 had
only increased to 49,, 944, and the number
is not much greater now. In this compare
son, we see exemplified the relative progress
of communities where freedom is the law on
one side and slavery on the other.
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District Court-se cond Judicial District.

Territory of Minnesota, !
County of Ramsey. nrv
Summons fol money demand on contract for the
payment of money.
Henry L. Dibblc, Richard ". Clark and Addison G :.
Bckford, co-partners under the of ssH 4. Dbl
bic & Co.. against N. II. Sawtell and ]. +. Seal,
co-partners un Ter the name of S.Sawtell & Co.''
To the GbOve named Defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO answer
IL the complaint in this action, which has been filed
in the office Of the Clerk of this Court, ST. Paul.
the county of Ramsey. in the Territory Minnesota,
and 10 serve copy-of your answer to the said
plant on the subscribers, at their office at St. Paul,
aforesaid within twenty days after the OF this
summons, exclusive of the day CT such seryice il
you fail 10 answer the said complaint within The time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will iudg-
mcnt against you the sum of two lundred and
twenynne dollars and ninety with interest
from the seventh day Of March. A. ID. 1885, besides the
costs of this action. AMES WIN ETTkN,
tfx-,s Do;
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j. FROST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Groceries
AND PROVISIONS, "a 7ias

Ind Forwording and Commission Merchant
81. Paul, NJ. r., Y
MEAVING made arrang to enlarge his business
Il IL for the coming season. he atters himself by the
manner in which business will be conducted, fully
peten to attend to any Commission Forwarding bust
ness that may be intrus.ed to his = - 80 Z.
He keeps constantly in store large and we'll selected
stock Groceries and Provisions wholesale and retail,
such Coe and Sugar of all grades, Moasses Syrups
Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles, Goldfish, Butter, Cheese,
Butter, Boston aud Soda Crackers; Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco Candy, Dried Apples and Peaches, Flour,
Cornmea, Oysters, Sardines, Washboards and Wooden
Ware Of kinds, and in fact every thing else usu lily
kept in his line.
- e a. sg1s REFERENCES ,s.-- ....s.s ..
Messrs. Marshall& Co., Paul, .Corwith Co. Galen
&c Brown & Fletcher &c W. B. Willis & Co &C
" BE Hoyt g. Sons g A Packard & Co &c
&C w Gilman, ST Louis G w Campbell & Co &C Z
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LONG VIsAGEs.-The faces of Douglass
friends were about yard longer yesterday.
They look as if they were going to fune-
raj. It was dismal sight. Fheir idol, for
whom they had fought, bled and died, was
laid out on the cooling board-dead as a
smoked herring-and that too by an old Fe-
deralist who skulked out of the country to
escape showing his hand during the first two
years of the struggle on the new issue-to
come in at the eleventh hour and seize the
prize, is heaping insult upon injury. But
what are they going to do about it ?-CAs-
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Foster & d.. is. 5.

FORWARDING and COmm1sSIOn Merchants.
HE AVE built q large and connections Warehouse
Il the Rapids, where they ready to store and
ship freight. They also keep we'll selected stock of
Z GROCERIES e PROVISIONS
OF all kfnds Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing People need not to st. Paul to buy
their goods, bound to sell goods cheap
they do in St. faul, and all We ASK is to give us call
before going there. - :, - ~ - -
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
goods. Terms strictly cash. - ee4'2+i s7o.s-i~f - W
Aug IA, 1856. - ir., lto .s-sss WITT da
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COUNCIL PRocEEDINcs.-Atth the meeting
OF the Council on Thursday evening, Alder
man Emerson submitted report for the i'm
mediate commencement Of the work of
grading Water street, from Broadway to
jackson, and from Market to Chestnut
streets. The Council spent some time in
committee in referring the message of the
Mayor to appropriate committees.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lishcd, and containing nearly dou-
Bile the quantity OF reading matter
in that of the Fifty cenfs or Dol
lar Publications. 1t treats Or
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret infirmities
add disorders of youth and matu-
REPRESENTATION excuses which
destroy the physical and menta'
powers observations on marriage
its duties and disqualifications, &
fh cir rem pdiaS with lifhnCranhS
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MANOMIN HOUSE.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasant village of Mano1nn, eight miles
above st. Anthony, and is prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords. The house is furnished with accommoda
ton to be found in country and aside from the sub
stantas of life, the best wines and liquors that can be
procured, always be had upon call. The Stabling
of the Manon House, either for emigrants, Teamsters
Drover is superior to that Of any other public house
the road north of st. Poul. +.
Nav 24dawtf t*fst+- A. J. WILLIS.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

III HE North Western Express Co. have ia st compet
4 ed an arrangement by Which, they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall re.
ceive scm-monthly reports from the western Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any the Depots west that point. For particular
inquire at our office, opposite the Post Oafce.
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St. Paul, Dec 10; 1854. d&wtf
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Sr. LOUIS. June 9.

n 'tI-+-' III IUCIS, Jt'Hc o.
The Americans of the First Congressional
District, in Convention last night re-nom-
mated Luther N. Kennett for Congress by
reclamation. 81 -t@-.s