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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23
ELECTION NOTICE.
PURSUANT to a proclamation

PURSUANT to a proclamation Of the
President Of the Police Jury of the Parish Of Terre
bonnie. AN ELECTION WILDE held on the First Mon
day of June, st day. for the purpose of eecing I
Members to represent the 3d. 4th 9th 12h 9Th and 18th
Wards in the Police jury whose of service shall he
gin the LIST Monday Of September, 1857 expire on
the list Monday of September, 1853
Commissioners.
Srd Ward.-E. Slattery, NJ. H Dauns, Jos. Leblanc.
4th Ward-A F. Avcock ST. Vile Dugas, 0. T. Aycock
9th Ward. B: Bond, N. H. Rishor, B. Dunn.
18th Ward-W. Hatch. H. Wright, ST., H. S. Hancock.
9Th Ward.-H, F. Collins II. Roidy, j. NJ. Sanders
eth Ward.-N. Fieics, j. N, Robchaux, W. S Campbell
18th Ward.-J. v. Boutelou, A. Kendall, W. W Wallis.
q. l.. LESTER Clerk
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~ If the talent of ridicule were EN-.
ployed to laugh men out Of vice and folly,
it might be Of some use to this world but
instead of this we find that it is generally
made use Of to laugh men out Of virtue and
good sense, by attacking everything that
is solemn and serious, decent and praise.
worthy, in human life.
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A. BOURG, Sheriff
,onne. l6 Mai, 1857

SUCCESSION SALE.
GTATE OF LOIIlSIANA-FifiE Judi
~ cial District Cour,-Parish of Terrebonne.
Succession Of Dolphin Lecompte.
By virtue of decree of the Honorable,
the Fifth Judicial District Court sitting in
and for the Parish of Terrebonne, there
will be offered for sale at public auction,
by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff of said Parish. at
the Court House in the town of Houma on
Thursday, June 18th, 1857,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following describ-
ed property belonging TO said Estate, to-
wit:
A certain tract of land situated in this
parish, on the left descending bank of the
bayou Little Gallon, measuring two and a
half arpents front, more or less, by the
depth of Survey. bounded above by land
Of Fortunate Vito, and below by land of
J. B. Duplante !; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
TERMS AND CoNDIr1oSs.-One half
Cash, on the day of sale, and the balance
payable in two equal instalments, matur-
ing respectively in the months of March of
the years 1858 and 1889, the purchaser to
give his notes to the order of Mrs. Glenn
ence Fanguy with security. and all sums
not punctuaIly paid, to bear eight per cent
per annum interest after maturity, till paid,
and the property sold to remain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated till paid.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Terrebonne. May is, 1857
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SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
Succession Of simon GtrnbeI

~ Terrebonne-Fifth Judicial District Court.
Succession Of simon GlmbeI
Pursuant to an order of sale emana,ns
from the above named Court, to me direct
ted in the aforesaid matter. /, Auhin Bourg,
Sheriff of the Parish of Terrehonne, will
expose at Public Auction to the last and
highes: bidder, in the village ofTiservile.
On Saturday, June goth, 1851,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property belonging to said Estate. ,o-wit ::
A lot of Dry Goods, Groceries &c. &c:
2 wagons, Cart, Buggy. l mule. 2
horses, cows, gold watch and chain,
certain town lot. situated, lying and being
in the town of st. Mary opposite Tiger
vile, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms AND CoND1rtoNs.-The movea-
BILE property all sums under ten dollars
payable Cash; all sums above ten dollars
payable in the month of March 1858
the immovable property payable in three
instruments, maturing respectively in the
months of March of the years 1853. 1859
and 1860, purchasers in all cases of cred
it, to give their notes with good and ap-
proved security-all sums to bear eight
per cent per annum interest after maturity
till paid, and the land to remain specially
mortgased and hypothecated until the full
and entire payment of the credit install
ments, and all interests thereon to &C.
crue. The notes TO be made payable at
the office of the Recorder OF said Parish,
TO the order of the administrator.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne, May 18th, 1857.
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wu.1r SroRY.-The Honolulu Is
~ Commercial Advertiser tells the fol.
lowing "whaling" yarn:
Most of our readers are well posted IN
The whaling business, but the following
c. fish story" is little ahead Of any
.b;oo we have heard lately. A number
n 6lubber.hunters were together the
other day spinning yarns, when one o.
them "a shore whaleman, who does MS
whaling on land. and is Of but little
.cconnt at sea) was expatiating largely
m hi, skill. and related among the won.
derfai exploits he had performed last
So. son. ..up north" that he struck whale
and killed him with the first iron, which,
on being tried out, made four hundred
barrels. An old skipper, who had sat
quietly by during the whole of his "blow-
Ing ;; jumped on his feet, took long
breath. and exclaimed: "rhere, gentle
men. that will do for you, but Just see
here: Fourteen years ago. when | was
IN Tho old John Adams, Of New Bedford,
We got SpdsM ""ale -"
turned u. out four hundred and nifty bar
rels Of oil, and two hundred gallons OF
turpeatine, and when we hoisted his head
in, we got ono thousand pounds of ,chite
lead out Of it, with which we painted ship
on the passage home, and had fair stock
left for mex. voyage" The "blower" left
The Same paper gets off the following
diabolical conundrums:
Why are we lead to believe that His
Royal Highness, Duke Constantine, has
never been weaned!
Because he was At Brest (breast) when
we last heard Of him.
After setting up the above rather
apocrypbal effusion, our native compassion.
who occasionally gets off good item.
hands US the following, which puts the
other in the back ground:
Why is an angry boy like very rich
man?
Because he's rroth.child Rothschild
Beat that if you can.
Flour selling At $l8 per barrel at
Honolulu.
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/ SUCCESSION SALE
/ ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cou

SUCCESSION SALE
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Coul
~ du Seine District Juiciaire-Paroisse Terrebonne
Succession de Simon Gimbel.
Commencement TN ordre de vente,
emane de la cour sus- nominee, dams la ma
there ci-dessus, moi, Aubin Bourg, Sherii
de la paroisse Terrehonne, exposerai e,
offrirai en- vente publique, all dernier ct
plus haut encherisseur, sur les lieux, dams
le..villa de Tigeryille,
Samedi, lie 30 JUN, 1857,
a 10 heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites, appartenant a la sus-dite success
sion, savoir:
lot de marchandisses seches ct groce-
ries, &c. &c; 2 Wagons, l charrete, l
buggy, l mulet, 2 chevaux, 2 vaches,
montre enor ct chaine. un certain terrain.
situe dams la vile de Sainte Marie en- face
de Tieerville. ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct amelioralions quis'y trouvent.
TERMEs EFT CoNp1TIoNs.-Le mobIier
toutes sommes au dessous de dix piastres
payable Compliant tou.es sommes audes-
sus de dix piastres payables dams lie mois
de Mars 1858 lie terrain payable en- ,rois
egaux, echeant respectivement en- tous ct
chacun des tnois de Mars des annees 1858,
1859 ct 1860, les acquereurs devant four.
mir leurs billets avec caution approuvee
dams les cas- de credit, toutes sommes por-
tant HUT pour cent paran d'interst apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement final, ct la
terre devant demeurer speciaIlement n.y.
pothequee ct affectee jusqu'au Plein e,
enter Placement des termes credit ct de
tout interet accroitre. Les billsts de-.
want etre fats payables AL Bureau du Re-
corder de cette paroisse Pordre de Pad
Elinistrateur.
BOURG, Sheriff
Daro; Tor lG Nfa;
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Succession of NJ Gimbel, deceased.
NTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Jud

~ cial District Court. Parish Of Terrebonne
WHEREAS F. s. GOODE, Of said parish administrator
OF said succession. has this day filed with undersigned
Clerk OF said Court provisional Tabeau of his adminstr-
ton Of the said succession praying that the may
hnmologa,ed-
Now therefore, all persons interested hereby warned
and notified to file their objections, il any they have
the homoogatnn Of said account, with the Clerk of said
Court at his Office in Houma within thirty days after the
first publication hereof otherwise the said will
homologated in due course of law
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
u.s. this 9th day Of May, 1857.
As St. H. NEWELL, Clerk.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23

The LAWYER AND THE JOCKEY
Some one Of the Boston Evening Tran
scripts corps Of reminiscencers has been
telling some anecdotes about members OF
the Massachusetts, bar, and among them
the Picayune finds this good one
A Jockey having once consulted Harri.
son Gray Otis in horse case, the latter
sent him bill Of twenty dollars, for ad-
rice. The client e1postulat-d, but Mr..
Otis explained TO him so fully and 80
blandly the reason Of such a cbarge-how
he had spent years and years in study,
andthousands on thousands in fitting him
self to advise in such matters, that the
jockey was obliged to capitulate and pay
the bill. Not long afterwards, Mr.. OTIS
was standing in the street, examining a
horse that he thought Of purchasing, and
seeing his client passing, called MIN up
and asked him what he thought Of the
animal. The jockey set his hat aslant,
examined him on all sides, pronounced bis
opinion on him Dramatically, and then held
out bis hand for fee. 1t was Mr. Otis's
turn now 70 expostulate, but it was all in
sain; our jockey recounted to him at
what cost Of time and money he had fit
ted himself for judging horse flesh, and
ended BY saying: Come, come. Mr..
Otis, we professional men must be paid !;
my charge is only twenty dollars" Mr..
Otis appreciated the joke and paid the
bin.
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For Sale.
THREE STEAM ENGINES-One

L eleven inch cylinder, four feet stroke. with with
out boiler; suitable for Draining Machine, Sugar Mill,
Saw Mill &c.
Zone inch cylinder two feet stroke with without
boiler; suitable for Saw Mil or Corn Mill,
One small engine, suitable for pumping for driving
Corn Mil, for Lathe power, or for Moss Picker.
Either Of the above Engines be had on good terms
by calling on the undersigned at his shop addressing
him through the Houma Post Office
my16H. W.HH. RIDER
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COmmissaires.
SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUORS.
HI. LOevenstein's
AND LIQUOR STORE

THE undersigned offers for sale by the
L drink bottle gallon, in any quantity the finest
stock of OLD LIQUORS ever offered in this country,
among which are old Cognac Brandy Whisky, Wines Of
all kinds. old Holland Schnapps bottled in Europe Abb
synth, Curaco, Scotch Ale, LOadon Porter many 9TH
liquors Of the hest brands. Also good assortment
Havana Cigars all of which offered very reasonable
terms. apt6-ly. H. LOEVENSTEIN
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fs1cHrFuL LEAP.-The Niagara Falls
Gazette states that one evening, week be.
fore last, Mrs. Flynn whose husband is
: laboser At that place, jumped over the
esnk Of the Niagara river, short distance
below the outlet Of the canals. To every
appearance she struck in the top Of I
tree after : sail Of about 100 feet, and fell
IRON there 10 the bottom. When she
lot home che kissed her children, bid
taem good bye and told them to inform
MI. Flynn that he would see her
no more. She was observed to 90 to-
wards the bank Of the river. and was seen
soon alter taking the fearful leap. She
was considerably bruised and scratched
out not seriously hurt.
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ELECTION,

NONFORMEMENT i une proc,ama
- ton du President du Jury de Police de Ia parosse
de Terrebonne UNE ELECTION sera tenue de PREMIER
LUNDI JUN, Qe y reffet d'eire Sept Menbres pour
representer lie sieme 4ieme 6eDe l2eme, 9eme seme
l3ieme ACCOMPLISHMENTS, dams lie Juri lie Police don't lie
tme de services commencera lie premier Lundi de Sep
tembre proclaim.
COmnissaires
Seine Arron.-E. Sattery, NJ. II. Daunis Jos Leblanc
4eme g "A. +. Ayeock, ST. Vile Dugas O. T Aycock
SEINE g j. B. Bond, N II. Rghtor. J. ID. Dunn
l2eme !" W Hatch, H. Wright sr., H. S. Hancock.
Seine H F. Collins, H, Roddy J. NJ Sanders
Seine " N. Fields, J. N. Robichsux, W. s. Campbell
l3eme It j. v. Boutelou, A. Kendall, W. w Wallis
G. LESTER, Giehier.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23

ATE. PRlsrrR.-A young woman
appeared to the editor Of the London, Ca.
nsca' Free Press, = few days since, cloth.
"a IN boys apparel, and asked to be en-.
p'oyed to learn typo setting. The editor
Nv through her disguise, told her 50, and
sae disappeared, going, however, to other
ON AN 70 the city Tor the same purpose,
'1no aaal!y bringing up in I barber shop.
1nere the real object Of her visits was
..:Ineo. She was in search Of ! young
PRIMER who had deceived her. and whom
=: !. I've ..sned 70 b revenged upon. A bow.
- An''e =. and pistol were found on her per-
con. She finally lsfl town. -
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~ Wind up your conduct like your
watch, once every day, examine infinitely
whether you are "fast" or "slow."
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23

piee in every prment comprised part the follow
ing articles:
alsIre, in grain and ground Coffee, Rio, Java, Mocha
N,' Sugar Brown, Crushed and
Mace, Teas, Gunpowier, Hyson
Cinnamon in Mats and grind, and lack
Ginger Race and Ground Rice in Tierces and barrels
Sage in Tin Cans, Walls and Buffalo and Beef Tongues.
lb- papers, Buckwheat cakes and No
Spanish, Cayenne and Black lasses
Pepper Green, Smoked and S. C.
Pickles, mixed, Hams
Onions, Sweet Pepper, Green. Smoked. and s. c.
Indigo, Shoulders.
Sndt Green Smoked, and S. c.
S.leratus, Sides
Olive Oil. Sugtr Cured Beef,
Brandy Fruit consisting of Mess Pork
ApTicots, Pears Plunes Prime Pork,
Pie Fruit Fresh MackereI,
Starch, Mess Markerel. without head
Soaps, tail,
Macaroni aud VermicelH Kit Mackerel, No. l. and 2.
Trufles, AIackerel in bills, hi bills
and one quarter bills.
Green Peas, Spiced Salmon,
Tom toes. Spiced Eeis,
Essences assorted for Pastry, Tried Goldfish.
Fancy Soaps, Picked Goldfish,
{ ho ,oiate, Smoked Herring,
Plies, Picked Row Herring.
Clothes Pins, White Fish,
Rro"ms, Sarsncs,
Covered and pain,ed buckets. Red Fish,
Matches, Lnbsters,
Clothes Lines, Brandies, French and Am
Shoe Brushes, ercan,
Almonds, Whiskey. Bourbon. Monon-
Dried Apples and Peaches, gahei, Rye and Recthed,
So n. Wafer, Butter, Sugar, Caret White Wine, Cham
Wine and Cracknel biscuit, payne and Muscat Cor
French and Pilot Bread, dials, Schnapps, Mara
Pine Apple, English Dairy schno, Blackberry,
and Western Cheese, Wormwoed and French
Butter, Western and Goshen Sauces Worcestershire and
OIL Lard and Sperm, Walnut
Shot and Bar Lead, Jelles Preserved Peaches.
Tobacco, Smoking and chew Ounces, Bueberries. etc.
ing.
Just opened and general assortment of Plantation
Goods Haas Boots, Shoes, Clothing iware Ship Chan
derry Willow Wood, Crockeryware, sc. Ali of which
are offered cheap for cash. 30 30 and 90 days time
II the sign of the Steamboat and TO- st Phillip street,
lny16n A. II. Raglan.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
1Ldu Seine District Judciaire, Paroisse Terrebonne
Succession de Dolphin Lecompte.
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable la
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire sic
geant dams ct pour la parosse Terrebonne,
il sera offert en- vente puhlique l'enchere
par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la dite pa
roisse la Maison de Cour i Houma
Jeutli, le 18th JUN, 1857.
II heures A. M. la propriete ci-apres
decri'e appartenant la dite Succession,
savoir:
I'm certain moroccan de terle situe dams
cettc Paroisse, sur la rive gauche en- des.
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To Tax PAYERS.

YNHE TAXES for the year 1856, and the Lii
i censes for 1851 are now due !; all persons in
debted for the same are hereby requested to pay
up without delay.
A BOURG, Sheriff and Collector.
Touma, May I6, lS57.-lm.
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GOD AND LIBERTY
MARKET HO U E.
FREE GRAVE YARD.
No Parish Tar.
No Parish Tar.

/ am . candidate for the office Of member Of
tho Police Jury for the 9Th Ward, and ask the
support Ill voters who are in favor Of the following
platform Of principles:
In. An exemption Of town property from the
payment Of Parish Taxes.
%. Aid and encouragement to the building Of
Churches and Market House.
3p, An immediate and unconditional fescission
Of the illegal and outrageous act by which the
Police Jury last year. conveyed the Perpstaal
usrfruct Of portion Of the Parish property to one
Antoine Blanc Of New Orleans.
Election June LIST. n. II. RIcnroR.
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For sale.

\ NEGRO WOMAN, aged about % years.
n A native of the State and speaks English
and French. She is good Cook, Washer and
Ironer. m9-2t- GOODE e. AYCOCK.
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Succession Of John H. Fields, deceased.
NTATE OF LOUlSlANA-Fitth Dis

~ trict Court-Parsh Of Terrebonne.
Whereas, F. S. GOODE. of said parish, administrator
Of said cesson has this fled with the undersigned
Clerk OF said Court final Tableau of his administration
of the said succession, praying that the may be
homoogated-
Now therefore, all persons interested hereby
ed and notified file their objections il any they have,
to the homoogaton Of said Tabeau, with the Clerk
said Court at his office in Honma. in thirty days after
the first publication hereof otherwise the said Tabieau
will be homoogated in due course Of Law.
WITNESS my hand and the impress Of my seal
u.s. of Office this the 9th day of May, A. D.. 1857.
asst. H. NEWELL, Clerk.
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Succession de M. Gimbel, decede.
TAT DE LA LOUISIANA

n "A NE La LOUIOINN E"COUT
~ du SEINE District Observation-Disclosures Terrebonne.
ATTENDUs Que F. ). GOODE, de Ia dite Farosse Ad-
minstrateur de Ia de Succession, jour depose bu
rean du Grefer de la de Cour Tablean provsonnel
son adminsra on de Ia dite succession denandant quill
SOFT approuve ct homologue-
En- consequence toutes persons interessees sont
prevents ct notices de daposer eurs objections, 81 ees
en- ont. phomologation du dit Tablean bureau du
Greer de Ia de Cour Houma, dams les trente ours qn
suivant cette publication, autrement lie dit Tabeau
homolosue dapres Ia loi.
Temoin main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour. ce
9eme jour de Mai, 1851
Asst. II. NEWELL G.e1iier
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-23
Succession of James w. DeWolf, deceased.
ITATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifh Judi.

NJ cial District Court-Parish nf TerTebonne.
WHEREAS r. F. Brooks said Parish, Administrator Of
said succession, has this day filed with the undersigned
Clerk Of said Court final Taheau of his administration of
the said succession praying that the may be homo
logaednow, therefore, all persons interested hereby
warned and notified die their objections if any they
have to the homoogation Of said Tabeau with the Clerk
Of said Court at his Office in Houma within thirty days
after the publication hereof otherwise the said Tabeau
will be hOmologated in due course of law.
WITNESS my hand and the impress of my
seal Of Office this I'd day OF May, A. D., 1857.
44-5t H. NEWELL, Clerk.
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Succession de John H, Fields decide
MAT DE La LOIISIANE-Cnu

~ du SEINE District NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Terrebonne.
ArrEEDU Que r. GOODE, de la dite paroisse, ad-
mnisrateur de Ia dte Succession, jour depose au bu
rean du Greier de Ia Gte Cour Tabeau final de
Administration de Ia die Succession demanant quill soft
approuve ct homoiogue-
En- consequence toutes les personnes interessees son
prevents notifies de dGpoef eurs objections 81 Giles
ont PhomoIgaion du dit Tabeau Bureau du Grief
fer de Ia dite Cour HOuma dams les trente qui
snivant cette publication autement lie dit Tabeau
hom0ogu& daprGs Ia !oi.
Teraoin main ct lie scesu de la dte Cour, ce
Peme jour de Mai, 1857.
asst. II. NEWELL, Grefier.
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Aux COmtribuables.

ES TAXES pour Pannee 1856, ct les Licen-
IL ses de 1851 etant dues maintenant; toutes
personnes qu doivant sont prices de payer sans de-
Ia A. BOURG, Sheriff ct Collector.
Houma Is Mai, lS57-Im
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AUGUSTA GOOTE,

TENDERS his services to the planters of Ter
- rebonne. He will put up and repair corn
mills, dress mill-stones in the most satisfactory
manner. He is permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen in this parish: w. A. Shaffer, B. F..
Smith, J. Gueno, Judge Cage. Orders addressed
to him through the Thibodaux Post Office will
meet with prompt attention. [m23-2t.
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Eoery Artic!e of tie best Quality.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C., &c.
r \ G. \ Y
Nos. S and 10, St. Phillip street,

Has on hand the rarest and finest of FAMILY
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE LIQUORS. &c to
be found in Thhodaux. This stock is remarkably com
pIee in every department. comprised part IF the follow
ing articles:
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SUCCESSION SALE.
GTATE OF LOtIlSIANA-FifiE Judi
NJ cial District Court-Parish of Terrebonne
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NOTICE.
THERE will BE- Special Jury Term Of the
i District Court Of the Fifth Judicial District;
sitting in and for the parish of Terebonne-to be
held at the Court House in Houms, commencing
on Wednesday the fint day Of July 1857, at ~
o'clock A. M.
90 By order Of the Honorable Judge, Jean
Jacques Roman.
H. NEWELL, Clerk
mQ3-5t. Fifth District Court
AVIS.
IL aura un terme Special de Juri, de Ia Gin
i quieme Cour Judiciaire Siegeant dane ct pour
Ia Paroiase de Terrebonne, qui sera terme a la
maison de Cour Houma commenceant Mercre-
di le ler de Juliet 1857, a 10 heures A. NJ.
- Pour ordre do Honorable Juge, Jean
Jacques Roman.
II. NEWELL Grefier
mast Seine Cour de District.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

fENE Board Of Trustees Of Pigeon vandrburx
County Ind are prepared ree=iye sealed proPo sails
mp Sl.aray the 2is of March ncx for bailong two
heavy bridge to cross Pigeon Greek che
line Of Franklin street the corporation Of Lamas
CO. The be rock. work the material sand
and will Perchss cnbt
perch monthly will he mate Of work done aad
on the grouni Of waich 90 per Will be paid in
cash The Board retaining 10 cent until the
petion of the job -pecinsarion be
any relrrsi byapnlyrg Mr. Philip Kramer
the business house Of Decker Kramer. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27
NEWS FOR AL!

VuTEtegto inform customers the Ladiesi
80 particular. ready to show OF
the -and Displays. in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ever tefor offered IN this market. We busy TO
give full description immense stock. Suffice IL
tia, Of ladies' Dress Goods such Freneh
English Nerinos Wooien Plads black and silks.
DE- aines Mantllss Shasls the richest French Ehrode-
res. SIX Bonnets Ladies. Msses' and Chirens Shoes.
Isnasks and Embroidered Niados Curtain. Calicoss.
GiaEham- Fsnneis Linseys Jeans atire Doeetos and
thoBFands articles
be beat by any whether in STYLE quality price,
stu here motto'SELL cB EAR AND SELL lEAP"
Call the Main the
OF FlFst. sep5 RoSER, BRO. & FREY.