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STATE t., n,!t:,. OF FL LoUlslANA-F;ss,>
~ e'a' District Court Parish of Nrrebon,." 'n Judi.
Arcade Guidry

SiAlE Of LOUISlANA-ps..
~ c'ai District Court, Parish of Er.h,. ah Judi,
Arcade Guidry nne'
r.". D..,, + her husband. No. ,,s.
This case having been take,
fixed tor trial instanter, and ii. ~. Up Va
the evidence being in favor 1 ., Jaw s,'. ADD
and against defendant: 1t is o I'd pa'A'if
judged and decreed tina, plaintiffs usf' I'D ID
Guidry, be and she is hereby saa, A'e,ds
property from her husband P;s,,p. a, "a IL
that the community Of jacques SIS and Is'pa
heretofore existing between them s : y
cease, that she have Judgment ao,;,. snail .l'
said Pierre Daspi, for One Hund,s ",' 10
Fifty Dollars. It is further orde, sS .at
she have hereafter the entire con,'% 'aa
administration of her parapheroal 40 'a
erty, and that defendant pay the co. "'p }:
this suit. S''s o.
Thus done and signed in open en-, :,
Terrebonne, this 22d Of Octobe, ,a. y
[Signed] JAMES l. Con-, '''"'
Judge of Fifth Judicial ~.
True copy from the original in nv vs as..
Witness my hand and The impress. , A.
seal Of Office this Oath Deeemb.r I,.g
E. N. DuTREIL
cost Dep. Clerk 5th Dist. Court. IT,
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H. BONN ABEL'S
BI-SULPHITE OF LIME.
NEw ORLEANS, September Goth, 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.


THE UNDERSIGNED are now manu-.
BisulPhite Ii which exceeds in quality and strength
any that has been heretofore manufactured.
is almost remind the planters, as they
already " the fact that this BSulphe Of Lime
when properly used, fails to produce beautiful
white and yellow crystazed sugar that always commands
the highest price in this Market and the very hest
mendaiion have with Western and other buyers is
the fact Of its having been made with Bonnahes Bul
pe they consider that against any loss in
weight and always willing To pay CHER prices for it..
The high rerute and which the planters generally
hold this BSuphte much matter of nooriety that
is quite unnecessary tn publish here OF the
haerng testimonials received daily from Those who have
used AMI in varaby succeeded beyond their
previously msde by he but also in realizing the highest
prices with less loss in weight Than by any other
The many benefits and superior advantages TO be derived
from its well established need any furt
Suphe alone possesses that strength and those qualities
necessary to insure success to the planter.
The many orders already received this year from those
who have used this BiSulphe. without in single in
in favor The undersigned alone possess all the fac
ties make pure article, guaranteed to be several
degrees than any other in There being
other hnufctory in the South equal to the New Orleans
with them, quantity IL h Suphite can be supplied
at the shortest possible notice.
Very excellent barrels have been secured this
shin BSulvhite Of Lime In they guaranteed
70 leak, and when returned they will he re iled and
shipped and the planter will invariably be allowed fty
cents per barrel Planters who order through their
chants be parcu instruct them buy hut
H. Bonnahes Bisuphite, and all orders must invariably
be addressed tn u. BONNABEL,
Barrels returned to be filed will be taken from
the ho,s free Of arge and will be reshipped addi
t"nal expense 10 the planter except drayage tljan
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Fiat DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cowd i,
~ 5eme District Judiciaire, Paroiss. T.u,ho.'. w
Arcade Guedry

- 5eme District Judciaire, Paroisse Ten,h,...
Arcade Guedry
vs.. M 49,
Pierre Daspit, son mari.
Cette atfaire ayant fte appellee q;
ixke pour etre essayee, ct Ia loi eth.
moignage etant en- favour de Ia deu,.S.
resse ct contre le defendeur: n =,
ordonne, adjuge ct decrete que !. demand.
reese, Arcade Guidry, soft ct ell. .s. D.,
les presentes separee de bieus d =.
mari, Pierre Daspit, ct que Ia comm.
nauie d'acquets ct gains qui e1istait .,,r
eux soft cessee, qu'elle Judgement eoqlr
le dit Pierre Daspit pour Cen, CinQu,a.
Piastres. II est de plus ordoune m'.l.
a Pentier management ct ladmiuis,,,,im
de ses biens paraphernaux, ct que |. 4.
fendeur pave les frais de ce,te afIair.
Ceci fait ct signG en- cour ouvere ;
Terrebonne CO 22eme Jour d'Oc,obr
1856.
[Signe] JAMES L. Colz
... Juge du SEINE District Jodiis,.
Copie conforme a loriginal en- mon Office.
Temoin ma msin ct l'impressiou 4.
mon sceau de l'office ce 24eme Deceu
bre, 1856. E. N. DUTREII.
s6-5t Dep. Gref. Cour du Seine Dis. Teresnas
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifh Judi.
~ cial District Court Parish Of Terebosne
Bogart. Foley 4 Avery
E.,... of J. l.. e.; e.... No. 's'
By virtue Of writ Of f. "a, emsn.ins
from the above named Court. in the ahou
entitled and numbered suit, there will
offered for sale to the last and highest
bidder, by Aubin Bcurg, Sheriff Of aa
Parish, at the Court House, in the .ovnd
HOuma, on
Saturday, February It'll, 1885,
between IL o'clock A. NJ, and o'eOa
P. NJ, the following described propsa!'
belonging to William A. Shader, oasd
the defendants, siezed to satisfy ihe pna.
cipal, interest and costs in the ADORE ca.
titled and numbered suit, to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish, on each bank Of Bayou Petit
Terrebonne, or Bayou Black, cool'isag
four hundred superficial acres, bOaada
above by land formerly belonging ,o!.A
Tanner, and below by that Of William !.
Shaffer, together with all the buildings nd
Improvements on said land.
Terms CASH.
Said sale will he made to satisfy lh'
principal, interest, and cost in the Adore
entitled and numbered suit.
--' A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of TesfebOnne. December 9Th, 1855.
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Notice to the Public.

ITO counteract the slanderous reports
circulated during the last few days, in regard to the
quaity OF the BI-SULPHITE OF LIME manufactured BY
rs in the town Of Thiodaux the following certificates
have been voluntarily offered SCUDDAY EWING.
LAFOuRcHE. November 12, 1856.
having been said in the neghhorh0od within the last
few days. that had stated that the Bsuphite of Lime
manufactured in Thiiodsux by scudday Z Ewing was
that the article il Of excellent quality. r. LORIO
80 LAFoURcHE, November r. 1856.
1t affords pleasure state that having used
barrels Of the b. Sulphe OF Lime Messrs
Scudday Ewing in Thiboaux it has proved to he of
excellent quality. ..... GEO. g. GUION.
LAFoURCHR November l2, 1856.
certify that have been using the BSuphi'e Of Lime
made in Thbodaux by scudday Ewing. during the last
five days. it good article the sugar made
with it being very fine. n2s r. G. DARDENS
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saddles aud Harness
MADE AND REPAIRED, AND
TRIMMING done in the
~ bes, manner. The undersigned having employed .
competent workman 10 now prepared To eycente INV
work IN The above line 1t short neee end o. reasousbje
terms. 5ta.7 Fl as4 ...+~ 5+s41s - = ="
Houma. July ?e, 1886 JOHN BERGER
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BI.sULPHITE OF LIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED having est,

Il lished b. sTLPHATE OF LINE MANUFACrO-
RY in the City Of New Orleans, take pleasure stating
the Planters generally that they prepared through
the assistance Of experienced Chemist furnish
snpefiAF article. SMITH, MCLEOD r. co,
EIOFFICE-No. 45 Common Street N. Orleans.
Messrs. SMITH co. are our duly authorized agents
at the Terrebonne station of the Opelonsas Railroad
nS-N e., Mel. / CO.
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Bi-sulphite OF Lime.

Bi.Sulphite OF Lime.
THE SUBSCRIBERS inform the plant.
Il ing community that their works for the manufacture
Of the BLSULPHITE OF LINEN the town Of ThibOdanx
in successful oneration and that they ready
to fill orders Mt low rates any Of the New Orleans
Manufacturer BY purchasing Of planters will
price for the empty barrels which they may return.
Thibodaux, Nov. l, 1856. SCuDDAY 4 EWING,
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Succession Of Emily Bell, wife Of H. Fleming.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi

" cfal District Court, Parish Of Tenebonne.
WHEREAS: Fl. FLEMING, Of the Parish Of Terre.
bonnie has filed his appl cation with the Clerk Of said
Court praying to be appointed Administrator Of said
Succession v t.tE4
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified
to file their objections. any they have, the said a-
plicaton, with the Clerk of said Court his office In the
hereof the said application win be confirmed and grant
ed in due course OF Law. dr =as,' ,.lf
WITNESS my hand and the impress Of my seal
pr office this the I'd day OF January, A. d., 1857.
49, 27-9t II. NEWELL, Clerk.
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TEAMING, TEAMINGu
TT Is NOT, PERHAPS, GENERAL

Is NOI. PERHAPS, GENERAL.
- LY KNOWN that an prepared 70 convey any quau-
ty Of merchandise Of every description, to from the
INTERIOR at short notce-dTayage and storage here fee
On ~ eonsznmens 70 my which " be conveyed
to the interior BY my teams. ID.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
1hi6odaux, Nov. J, IS. B.F. HOLDEN.
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A. B. Raglan, ... t..4.-..--'.,
Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT.
Nos. g AND 10 ST.. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La.

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large stock Of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he Afford n supply P7teFs and others
with terms more than they purchase
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES. and
LIQUORS. 10 very extendve, and consist in part a the
following named articles, viz: rz-.s 81
APPLES, Dried and Green, KErcHur, Walnut, Tomato;
ALsPICR, LARD, NJ. Leaf
AHIsErTk LosssrRse;
AXE HANDLES, LkMONs
BACON, Hams, Sides. and LAArwicx; -.
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CHEESE. Pine Apple, Eng PICKLES, Assorted:
iish Dairy and Western Poax, Mess and Prime;
Reserve POTATOES, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No. Il PEACHES Dried
CANDIES, Assorted PxrrEa, Black:
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cop

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-C'u
Adu SEINE Observation-Disclosures Terrsbonne
Bogart, Foley L Avery x
Succession de J. L. Carothers ct as.
En- yer.u dun writ de &. "a. emaae %
la sus-dite Cour, dams la cause el.de's1
intitulke ct numerotee, il sera oiisH q. q
vente publique, au plus haut e. ds, !,
enchtrisseur, par Aubin Bourg, Shens
Ia dite Paroisse, 4 la Maison de CeA'
Houma, -- ,,-
samedi, 10 Z Fevrisr, 1887,
entire IL heures A. NJ, ct 4 heufes Z =
Ia proprietk ci-apres decrite, appsf's."
a William A. Shaffer, un des deisno.uss
saisie pour satisfaire lie principal, lla'as
ct les frais, dams Ia cause ci.dessn ~4
tulEe ct numerotee, SAVIOR: =.
Tn certain moroccan de terre s''oes ~. ~~
cette Paroisse sur chaque rive 90 D.!~
Petit Terrebonne OH Bayou bIaeA' s 49,
tenant quatre cents acres de superb. '.s
borne en- haut par Ia terre appsne1s. ~
announcement d j. N. Tanner, {! -
mar ceI)e dc w. A. Shaffer ensemo'0 l.
toutes les batisses ct amklioratioss w
dite terre. M
mes:-CoxPTANT.
r La dite vente sera fate pour ssi'''s 81;
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7HlBODAUX COLLEt
ThihOdaux Female Institute.
S. TENNEY, Principal,

A lDEDby competent teahers ~
Drawing Painting, etc. N
The eighteenth session Of this Institution will com
mence the list Manday in Oct"ber next No scholar
win be taken for less term than one session Of Ave
months scholars my at any time and charged
only the time OF entrance. - Board and tuition
payable in advance.