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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-07


Art REPOsITORY
AND
PICTURE GALLERY,
Prssenf In I'D st. tef. Main Johnson up staiy,
An opportunity is offered to the inhabitants
Of keokuk Of examining the
FINEST COLLECTION OF PICTURES
Works Of Art
ever introduced in any Western City; inclading
OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS,
CRAYON PORTRAITS,
ENAMELLED PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
LINE ENGRAVINGS;
LtthograPhs IN every variety. &c.
The subscriber invites ell who love the iue arts to
visit whether purchasing or not feel
ing assured they viii not rsS1st Tie tim spent
jaly3-dm Over Hasbrouck 4 Shi eds.
FARAR 4 HAINEs.
kcekuk Planning and Esooring Mil.
Corner II E and Buff Hs., near tie Keokuk and
H0tlIO00 IeDO{.
DEALERS in Lumb,r in the rough, man uf.ctur
II ers OF Doors, Shutters, Blinds, SASH Door and
Window France. Moulding. OF every sise and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Shelving. Man
ties, Base, Plaster, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planned aud matched Lumber from to ~ inches in
width.
A large assortment Of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done to order on short notice,
at reasonable prices, and warranted TO please
!E0-PartcuIar attention paid 20 Rliing orders for
country buildings complete.
keokuk. July s-ddwtf
lust KEcEIv ED--A let Of Peters Eclectic pr
- anoforte School; Il new work arranged from the
bst European composers, with selections from Amer
irsu authors. ise, III = HaAte4 .Aaud Risd
arlson nstructons for Piano. together with ali the
popular works for Melodeon. Guitar, vislin, FluAe,
&C., by PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
II st., bet. Main l. johnson, up stairs.
kookuk. July S-dm
ga. 200 worth - Property fer sale
on CreAss.
i WISH to sell l20 feet On johnson street bet 5th
and 9th sts., nj 3l20 per foot. on l. g. 3, 4, g. e.
and years At per cent interest. Also ~ feet on
I'd between Exchange aud Bank sts., and Lots Z, &,
and " in block No 2O9 payable in one and two years.
Also undivided one-eighth Of Block No. l53, and
Lots Z, 3, 10, II and IL, in Block No. 1885, also
6s feet ends Of Lots 10, Ii and II In Block No
10. All situated in keokuk. Also $50 ssres NJ
Land we'll located in Jackson Town ship one Mt b
cash, balance in - and years.
also want partner with from IS 900 IN SIC. go
who 10 gopd business man, without any 0ld fogy
t.ndsnciss,) to engage in the lumber business.
July I'D II. T.
slyWENTY-PTVE boxes No. lemons for sale {
! dscllHUSTON, HAWKINS D AU6T0N1.
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ca The Times quotes the "eloQuent and
sincere Missouri Republican to show that
Buchanan didn't Islander Henry Clay very
much, and that the friends Of Mr. Clay
ought to vote for Buchanan. The remsrka-
! BILE honesty and sincerity Of the principal
1 organ of the Border Rufhan. isn't appreci-
ated by every body a. it j. by the Times,
and that peculiar class Of Henry Clay's
friends who, having hunted him down to the
grave with the malignity Of fends, now in
woke his name to aid in the elevation Of the
only enemy he never forgava. How base
and black hearted must have been the con-
duct of that man to whom the chivalrous
Clay could extend no pardon, we leave the
people to judge. That inference will be
more just than the judgement OF the vim.
dictivs Times or the Rufian Republican.
The LEdIsLATuRE.-Both branches assem-
bled on Wednesday, received tho message Of
the Governor, adjourned over to to-day,
and went up to Chicago on a railroad
spree.
The Governor refers to the following SUBJ
jects the land grant, State bonds, railroad
regulations, penitentiary, criminal trials, the
school law, Des Moincs River Improvement,
and the State arms. We will publish the
Message tomorrow.
CO The Fort Madison Plaindealer talks
about 6 lies" and then publishes the fol-
lowing on its own authority
"Be it remembered that John G. Fremont,
the black republican candidate for the presi-
dency, owns plantation in South Carolina
stocked with slaves.''
Fremont says he don't own any, but then,
the Plaindeoler knows better!
SPECIAL ELECTION IN JEFFERSON Co.-The
special election in Jefferson county to fill
vacancies in the present Legislature resulted
in the choice Of the Republican candidates,
W. Bickford and C. f. Noble.
CO Yankee Sullivan committed suicide
on the 30th of May, in prison, At San Fran
cisco, by severiug the arteries Of his lef,
arm. He was confined by the Committee Of
Vigilance, who had agreed to send him GU,
of the State on his promise to reform his
life, and not to return.
CO George Snyder, Of Council Bluffs
was nominated n few DAYS ago by the Pro
Slavery Democrats as candidate for Sec.
rotary Of State. The Convention met a
Iowa City, and consisted of fwenfy persons
cTCommencement exercises took plac.
at the Iowa Wesleyan University last week
There will be q vacation till the first Monday
in September. Over three hundred student,
have attended during the past year. Its pop
ularity is rapidly increasing.
BLooHrIELD, DAVIS CO., To-, July, /, 1856
EDS. GATE Cry" KEoKrk, Iowa.
GENTLEMEN: The anti Administration
party OF this county met to-day in Conven.
ton and made tho following nominations
for Senator, Hon. j. A. Drake; for Repre-.
sentatives, VIM. Van Benthusen and DR.
j. G. Phillips; for District Clerk, Abram
Weaver; for Prosecuting Attorney, NJ. H
Jones, Esq. This is good ticket, probably
the best, if not the rery best, ever presented
to the people Of Davis county, and will be
elected by from 800 to 400 majority! The
slave democracy, with one exception, have a
very +" shackling'' ticket, which won't take
With the people at all. Respectfully,
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EATING Disr.-The Boston Post being in
great trouble, because Fremont and his COM
panons we're once obliged to s.eat dog flesh, .
the Atlns replies that il 10 better to eat DoG
than DIRT, as the pro-slavery party 10 now do
ing.
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ILLNESS or SENATOR SuxsKR.-NEw YopK
June 2d.--The Washington correspondent 81
the Evening Post says Mr.. Sumner still 70
mains in condition of health which great,
excites the alarm Of his friends, and tina
Friday and Saturday last were the most pain.
full days he had experienced during HE Who'll.
illness.
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II. r. 4 r. BOWER,
fSuyccss ~ Bruce 4 Danielsl
WHOLESALE GkOCERS. PRODUCE AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
MO 90, old stand, south side Of Main street, be-
~ tween Third and Fourth sts., Keokuk, lows.
N. B.-We viii make liberal cash advances on all
produce or m rchandiIe sent to for sale here VI
for shipment. and solicit consignments. Country
produce Of all kinds wanted for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash or goods.
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n -" ShHL.-t RuUu young IOTse. inquiry AZ
Egb.rt's Livery Stable. Tjaiy4-d
LOOK n ERR DRY lUMUER!l
NE have now on hand and offer for sale at our
w lard on johnson st.. corner Of sth. very ~
pcrior lot Of Dry Lumber consistngo Of 500 900
of
Clear inch, "a inch, aud , inch
Common. First and second,
Flooring, dressed,
Shingles and Laths,
Scantling and Joists.
All oil which We will sell as low ~ the lowest for
cash nERMUDY h MccALLA.
juy4-dm Agents.
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PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE 8.
Sheet Music, ana
MUSICAL RICH ANDIZJ

MUSICAL RCHANDIZE.
g ALE ROOMS over Howe Lock A
~ wo0ds Store, Second street, be- HS0
tween Main aud johnson, kcokuk,
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand NV
m elegant assortment Of Pianos from the Oest
makers: Child + Bishops Meiodeons; Martin, Hall
4 Sons and Imported Guitars; French and German
Violins; American and Imported Flutes; Flutinas
and Accordcons; Fine French, English aud Italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction B,o.s. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold 81 Manufacturer prices and always war
ranted. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru-
ments repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water in
tho Ohio River, VIC are ~ unable nj present to get
any portion Of our large stock Of Planes here except
few shipments by railroad, which are expected
soon.
keokuk, June %. d3m
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C~mPotstio0 - the Life - Trade.
TTNIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbng work
/ done on the most reasonable terms By the under
signed. And al work done warranted to BE- equal
to any other shop in this city or State
N. B.-Shop ON the corner OF Main and Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZU0G.
keokuk June l3d6m
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Notice.

"A Evans Co.. ara hereby notified that payment
Of same is expected or before the FIRST Of July
next 10 the undersigned.
June rs, 1855 -dkw BALDWIN EVANS.
new 0ooks J ass Uec'A % OgAen's.
DLU-RI BUS-TAM Abbie Mott and other knots;
L Sist's National system Of Political ECONOMY
Republican Landmarks;
Tcnnyson's Maud;
Lnngfello~'- Hiewatha:
Woifsden;
Edith HAle
War In Kansas
Salad for the Social. CITY BOOKSTORE,
june2ld Nh. 81 Main st
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN JEFFERSON Goth
special election in Jefferson county to I'll
vacancies in the present Legislature resulte
in the choice Of the Republican candidate,
w. Bickford and G.. r. Noble.
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J *. HICKEY. LLOYD u. SIMPSON.
RlCkEH l. SIMPSON.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
A ND INVESTING AGENTS, Postofhcc Building,
"A tup stairsj Keokuk, Iowa. All Notarial bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted. Titles ex-
amncd.
kgYERENCEs
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, Keokuk;
A. l.. Deming Co.,
Gen. H. /. Reid,
Ford. Uorham 4 Ford,
ID. w. hiib,urne, Esq,
Messrs. Fickiin 4 Lucas,
Mcs'rs. Rank IN Miller, Attorneys, /"
We respectfully invite those DESTROYS Of invcstin Z
in Real Estate t. examine list, which com prise,
some OF the most desirable property in keoknk,
which We ODER ON the most favorable terms.
June q, '56-ddw HICKEY SIMPSON.
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Fer sale or Chart~r
vNHE steamer MARY c." AZ she
I lies IT tho st. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having hsen -
thoroughly ov.rhauled and rc-6tted -
this spring. For particulars apply to or address
MUDD4 HUGHES,
June l7dn st. Louis.
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4 Card.

We have sold our stock Of Groceries TO Messrs
Il. +. II. BOWER, who will continue the business
At our old stand. We recommend them TO our
friends and old customers, upright and honorable
men, aud solicit for them continuance Of the pat
ronags 50 liberal y bestowed upon rs.
Az we are anxious To close up our old business,
We have to request that those who are indebted TO
Us will settle possible, and those to whom
We are indebted viii present their accounts for set
tlement. Our hooks and papers At the once Of
f. r. +. Bower, where We may be found.
je77d2w&wy BRUCE h DANIELS.
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CT Yankee Sullivan committed suicide
on the 30th of May, in prison, At San Fran
cisco, by severiug the arteries Of his lef,
arm. He was confined by the Committee Of
Vigilance, who had agreed to send him GU,
of the State on his promise to reform his
life, and not to return.
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A I a meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
"A keokuk Marine Insurance Co., on the I'd day Of
July, 1856, semi annual dividend Of 10 per cent
on the amount of stock paid In declared To tn.
stock holders, in accordance with the charter Of the
Company, WIN. 4. TURNER.
July I, ls56dlt secretary.
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D1~AOLJCION
r copar, .rship heret.f IRE existing und u the
1 firm OF Day doyle hav NJ b en- this day dis
solved, by matual consent. thi business will her,af
or be csniinued b, teph. m c. Day vt the DID and
'a5 Main st., between sth and 9th. oend in your
orders. g. C. DAY
Keokuk, June 30. So DIN r. HDYLE
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Di~sOt0ltO
vINHE partnership heretofore existing under the
1 aams IT Dawes : Hart is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All claims aga INST the firm vii.
b. cancelled by JOHNSON Davies VINO will 10 futare
conduct tbs buaess. aud who a.oa IL authorised To
eolicct, and settle the business Of said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
keokuk, June 20, ls56.-30dtf.
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GAN'L HENDERSON, il hereby notified Tint IL
- his Thrsshing Machine lie moi called for with
10 80 days, IL will be sosd TO pay chArg.s by
juns6-d3Od CONNABLE. sMYTH 4 CO.
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2o,-dtf. Dr.. HUMPHREY / GAGE.


NJEhav4 now on hand fun supply Of Hats Of
w the spring style, TO which W. invite the At
teniicn OF merchants and the public generally.
mysdLw b. Il. HUMPHREY A4AGE.
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vTNHEsubscriber having disposed Of his Daguerrean
GALLERY. toJ. c. GuE Dao., formerly of New
York City, would tend his thanks the citizens II
Keokuk aud vic nifty for the liberal patronage be-
slowed him during the last three years, and would
recommend all Who wish True Pictures, to call 1t
the ldstand, No. IS Main street.
junel8d L. w. BUELL..
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r OST, between Croton ard Keokuk, on Wednes
IL day, 25th, q POCKET BOOK, containing decd
conveying certain lands to the undersigned, with
othsr papers OF no value to any one but the owners
Ten dollars reward will BE- paid for tn" return OF the
same 20 r. GALLOWAY,
Baker, johnson street.
Rackuk Jun~ 1Sth d6t
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CO George Snyder, Of Council Bluff,
was nominated few days ago by the Pre-
Slavery Democrats as candidate for Sec
rotary Of State. The Convention met q
Iowa City, and consisted of fwenty person.
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10 the f0OllCs
HAVING determined, hereafter, to do IN exclu-
Hvely cash business in our retail department,
prepared 70 sell all kinds Of HaA, Caps, Bon
nets &c., nj greatly reduced prices. Our stock Ia
nov very complete, and We keep nothing but the
bst grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the grades
va All kind. If Millinery work done TO order
at the shortest notice.
tl.t ~ r.
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aNSUWAN Ell

ENIRE, Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
I substantial companies named below. Their
combined capital amounts to 81, 200, geo.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Comm ercial Insurance Co.
Il ma Insurance Go.
Ktna Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main ami Second streets.
junl0dlm ". w. RELkNAP, Agent.
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THE undersi gned have form a eopartncrshp for
the purpose of d ,ing general Bankrn aud Elk
change business In this city. A. L. hEMINH.
Juiyldm Xix LOVE
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commencement exercises took plac.
at the Iowa Wesleyan University last week
There will be vacation till the first Monday
in September. Over three hundred students
have attended during the past year. Its pop
ularity is rapidly increasing.
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I WILL dispose Of l. Asc for Is m,nh- on the
WELLS HDU 81, IN the corner # ~ aud john
son sts., easy terms, ~ any who wishes u
gage in the Hotel business The house has been
Thoroughly renovated aud re6,tsd.
For particulars call AID examine.
july. diff II, MORGAN.
TUST RECEIVED at Creighton 4 Ohm RS, ~ largo
u lot Of choice Cigars, such Is will not fail to
please al who will call and try them.
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SOFI HATS. black, ciaret, tan, brown and drab,
~ If every variety VI style, just received, by
r myydAw ID. F.iiUMpMkEy GAGE.
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300 DOL. WOOL hAts. just received, by
my9 d&w ID. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE
100 Ca.es silk and straw bonnet. 81 the store OF
my9dAw ID. r. HUMPHREY AGAGE.
DAKA >OLS and Umbrellas an end. ess variety, at
tae store Of ID. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE.
mv9dkw
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.. . IiL1iN"hAs1. "a t. LANE nGEl.
TlLLlNGH AST. LANE l. BUEL.
Importer. ami Dealers in
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE
NJ 81, Mann Street, Ksotuk Iora.
- gents tor The Words Safe Co., Troy Bell
F,undry. fju,yidkwtf
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-29
SUCCESSION SALE.


CTATE OF LOUiSIANA-Parlsh OF
- Teuebonne-Fifth Judicial District Court :
In the name and by the authority OF
the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court.
sitting in and for the Parish OF lerre-
bonnie, there will be offered for sale at
Public Auction by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff oil
said Parish of Terrebonne.
On Wednesday, December Sd. 1856.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises on the
Bayou Black in said Parish, about Is
miles from the town of Houma, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to
said Estate, to wit:
l. A certain Tract of Land situated on
the right descending bank of the Bayou
Black in the parish Of Terrebonne, at
about eighteen miles below the town OF
Houma, containing about four hundred
and eighty arpents of land, bounded above
in front by land of Thomas lnman, and
in the rear by that of the Estate Of John
C. Beatty. and below and in front and in
the rear by land of Barrow 4 johnson.
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, including Dwelling
House, Saw-Mill, Negro Cabins, etc.
2. BOB, negro man. aged about fifty
years.
TERMS AND CoNDrTIoNs.-The Land,
one third of the price payable in all and
each of the months of March Of the years
1857, 1858, and 1859; the Negro paya-
BILE in all the month of March, 1857; the
purchasers to give their notes to the order
of. and endorsed by, some approved and
good security. payable as aforesaid at the
Office of the Recorder of the Parish Of
Terrebonne. with eight per centum per
annum interest from their respective ma.
turtles till paid and the property sold to
remain specially morteaged and hypothe.
Gated until the full and entire payment Of
the above credit installments, and all
eventual interest thereon to accrue.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
| Parish of Terrebonne, Oc.obef 30th 1856
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II. BONN BE LIS =
BI.SULPHITE OF LINE.
NV ORLEANS, September =

INV ORLEANS. september -t'tHs Aooo-
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-
featuring and prepared to supply, pure and genuine
Ri suIphe Lii me- which exceeds in quality ana Strength
any that his heen heretofore nanniac.oreu
In almost unnecessary TO remind the pfanteI as tes
e,dr aware the tact that this Bi-Sulphite OF Lime
when properly usei fails to produce beanefnf
White and Yellow crystazed sugar that always commands
the higes, price in this market ana the very pesl
The fact of its having made with Bonnahels B-Su
phe as bey consider that guarantee against any os IN
weight and are always willing to pay CHER prices for IT.
The high repute and favor IN which the
hold thi. BIZ uphite much matter OF nctosiety that
i, is quite unnecessary II publish here any OF the many
aering testimonials received daily from those who nave
used it. and sarahly succeeded beyond their most san
gune pecations in mot only The oesl sugar ever
previously made them, but also in realizing the highest
with less weight than by any other process
The many beaeHts and superior advantages to be derived
from its use are now vel established to need any fnrt
th-r COMMENT but he well 10 remark hat TINS bi
Suiphte alone possesses thar srens'h anu those qu
necessary to insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year rom those
who have used this BSuphite. without IN single m
falling is the best evidence II any WERE M
in its favor The undersigned lone possess all the iaci
ties to make pure article, guaranteed to be several
degrees stronger than other in use There pens no
other mandatory the South equal to the New Orleans
Chemical Works which can in any way bear compar1
with them, quantity oil b sniph'e can DC supAie
at the shortest possible notice =.
VERY excellent aIres have been secured this season 70
ship the Bulph;e Of Lime in they are no.
to leak and when returned they viii be re nied ana
Skinned and the planter will invariably be allowed MY
cents pef barrel Planters who order through their ef
chants must be arcu instruct them to buy none hat
H. Bonnabels Bi-suphiIe, and all orders must IN
| be addressed to II. Bun NinEI,
| Corner If Natchez and Tehoupitoulas streets.
~ Barrels returned filed will he t.ken from
the boats free of charge and win be reshiped at no ad
tional expense the planter except draysge tl-rn
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In addition to the above liberal per offered 10
those who interest themselves tn get Clubs the Pro
pretors will paw in Cash, the following splendid Prizes
for the largest Lists Of Subscribers sent in between the
presen, time and the first of January, 1857, to wit
For the largest list 5000 For the end largest list, s1
For 3rd arges, Est, $780, or the 9Th largest list
For the 9Th hr.t-tl 400; For the 9Th largest list fo
For 9Th largest list 4 For the eth largest list, $40
For the largest list $50 For the 10th largest list
For the 18th largest list 800 For the 18th largest list $40
Name. can be in different times, and from diff
feren Post Oiees The cash will be paid the order Of
the successful competitor Immediately after the LIST OF
January 1857.
Post-pay all letters, and direct to MUM & Co..
l2o Fulton street. New York.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

AAOssA>AAA
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi
~ eial District Court, Parish Of Te.rebonne:
In the name 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 o:
said Parish, On the premises ON Bayou
Cbacaboula, on
Thursday, December Is, 1856,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property. belonging to said Estate, to wit !:
/. Farming Utensils one lot of Hogs,
Cattle one Horse, Saddle; Gun. Shot,
&C.; Bed and bedding one Safe; one
Dining Table one lot Of Buckets and
Pots; Crockery ware, &C., &c.
2. A certain tract Of land, situated, ly-
ing, and being on tho left descending
bank of the Bayou Chacahoula, described
as Lot number "A, in Township l6. OF
Range Is East in the District of land,
containing 1873 35-lO0 Of an acre, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon ~
TERMS AND CoND1TIoNs-Ihe move
able property, all sums Of Ten Dollars and
under, in the month Of March 1857, and
all sums above Ten Dollars, one halt in
March 1857, and the other half in March
1858; the land payable in four equal in;
stalments maturing respectively in all and
each of the months Of March 1857, 1855,
1859 and 1860, all sums to bear eight pei
cent per annum interest from maturity TIL
paid, the purchaser or purchasers to give
their notes with good and approved secnrl-
ty, payable jointly and severally with
themselves to the order Of Mrs. Feionie
Heben; and the land sold to remain
specially mortgaged and hypothecated
until the full and entire payment OF the
purchase price and the interest thereon t
accure. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terreboane, November 18TH 1856.