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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
RFADY.MADE CLOTHING STORES.

RFADY.MADE CLOTHING STORES.
~yOuR WANTS SUPPLIED.
III N Yea want a elegant suit Of Clothes,
N You want a beautiful Business Suit
II ynu frst rate Over Coat,
n YOU W ant the quality Of Doe Skin Pants,
n Won want No. article in the Vest line,
n YOU want gosi clothing for your Negroes,
II Won the style goods. by all means 10 tho
Mace where you viii be ssre O aud them-st
ra "a, lGts GLASS a RAfNEs.
NgeRRy CnRIsTNAs-Christmas Over Coats
lVu Christmas Dress Goats.
Frock Goats for Christmas,
Christmas Business Coats
Elegant Velvet Vests for Christmas presonts
Splendd Maitslasse Christmas Vests,
Christmas RaglAns,
ueantifn IrAVAts. Scars and Mullen for Christina
Real Christmas Gloves and Gauntlets,
CHRISTMAS Shirts aud Drawers
MERRY CHRISTMAS at the Clothing Bazaar of
dec Atz BURROUGHS, SHAt biz q w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

NEW aud Beautiful Discovery ns N. n. TAN
~ NERS photographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street,
doors from Bridge Street Lynchburg Va nco Era IN th'
Hius rdphSc ut Great Improvement the Ambrotype
Positive Pictures glass tinted aud coois, surprising
beauty durability artistic effect and life like expression AMI
Style o Portraits Miniatures before drawn penei
of light
For dneness rounducss depth Of light shade
of they wonderful They without the glare
Of the Dagnorooype be in light and right and
left showing views Of the face
They be taken In dull and cloudy weather well
clcarwoather short sttnRs and cased and framed
without delay.
He has Just returned from the North with
the and has repaired and fitted his Gallery
and beautiful style would be pleased all
who favor him th cali Photographs plain colored
In oil or water. in the finest sts 10 of the art.
Daguerrcoypes, Paintings, Drawings. Sc, copied. Ont
door and Miniatures deceased persons taken tho
shortest notice
REMEMBERChargcs moderate aud kcnesses warranted TO
please Stock for sale aud instruction In the art
alta n s TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

4 tsA$O, Ga 4 SD.-Uaving made arrangements with
VI the Peruvian Agents TO get supplies of CT ANO on the
best terms, prepared to furnish IT, We have
hand and bags and will be guarrecePt oft
We shall sell but what direct from the
and al who purchase may rely getting GEM NE
GtANO We solicit the orders friends and all others,
with the that will always furnish them with the
best article and the favorable terms.
CRENSIAW & co,
feb Hts North side OF the Basin Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

uNNE CGAkkT WINE.-Jnss received n -,
y Of Superior Clsret Wine in Bottles Tor sale bv "
)ny iob LEE JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

uNUSsOIuT1ON.-Theh firm Of Mcdaniel. Huri a
Preston n this day dissolved hs aiutnal consent Inc
name viii be by either partner In closing
The Their office Will he kept At the old stand now
occupied by Nessrs Irby kaunders = - 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAM

"A can attention to their Fall Winter styles Of Clothing
opening their establishment Main Street opposite ar
uers BANK i.ynchhGTg Va Their Agent, Mt DIXON, has
speu, six North manufacturing Goods specially
this market and hFy safely promise that their present
Stock surpases style quality aud variety ANY thing they
have offered the public In their assortment The
following articles may be found
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-02

NEW HOOKs.-Thc Ancient Hebrews, by
- Mhr9han Mils Modern Greece BY Horny NJ Bard
had now took Book, Three Per Cent Month the crs
Of Fast Living The old Regime and the Revolution, by
den'm lcto Of Napoleon and Josephine Memior Of CHS
led coit, Life aud Tunes of Henry Clay DE La Hoddcs
History the Secret Societies Of France Woods new
Just sued Therapeutic and rhnrmacology by
J u Taylor Life anl Essays benjamin Franklin,
II Powell Buxton Life and Adventures of Beckwourh
hs .5s 81. hAN''''"NH 4 ""LNur'
SsCsOOL HOOEs.-.s"-, received by steam
~ large lot school Books the
bookS used in tho schools Of the city and surrounding counties
aug3oh LANGHORNE & WALKuP
ftHECK HOOKs.-Wc hnyc hnnd n large
y lot Of Check Books all the banks in the city Just
eeivoi at LANGHORNE & WALKuPS.
oct la
upApEW mANGsNGs.-Wc nre"ow opcninsn
afgelot OF paper hangings, all new STYLES.
may ets LANGliORNE WALKUP
E|sNE SECOND HAND PLANO, b", Iinir
70 l2dis LANGuoRNE a wALKuPS
a N0THERio, OF those anc Pianos md M"-
N SIC just reecivedat LANGnoRNE & wALKuPS.
VN1assuINGTON IKVsNs.'S ssrcn, WORK.
w Tho Lite of WASHINGTON rAYNE 6 CHRISTIAN IAN
inst volumes to subscribers sep lists
NEW HOOKS jus, published ""d received by
" PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN.
Marrying Too Late ate. by Geo Wood : 90
Mllcdnlca, Thousand pleasant things &c. so
Life of Captain Wears Of ~ Regiment -
TIT for Tat, reply TO bred. 90
tunmin Last of the Pararcha, -
Adventures In the W lids Of America by Bandman 90
English Traits, by Emerson, 90
Rife. AXo aud Saddle Bags, by Milhurn, 90
Never Too Late TO Mend, by Readc -
Flowers by the Way Side, by p Nngnian, 37i
Rep copy tdec IL Is
4 FREE Admission 10 our Picture Gallery
~ Gu Moudmgs, Frames made to order
dniats IANGHORNE WALKUP
FHNO THE lADGEs.-Wc huvc hand the
best selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
Florida aud BAY Waters, all kinds of
romadrs for tho Hair Balm of thousand Flowers, Aromatic
Vinegar sc To be found in the city.
may lots LANtillORNE WALktp
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- Lee & Perrns Worcestershire Sauce, so Cases Durha
Mustard lbs and MS for sale by ,,,, ,,,,
ocigdts EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
SUCCESSION sA1p
NLoEIDN HAIF
NTATE OF LOUISIANA n.

sCCCEskI0F SALE
\TATE OF LOUISIANA
~ Terrebonns-Fifsh Judicial p,,,,,c. c.. s'sa q
Succession Of Henry r,.-.
VIE, Ently Bell. Aas
Pursuant 10 IN order of sale .m,,...
from the above named Court, to me d;,.'!
ed IN Inc aforesaid matter, |, Aubip Rm.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Terrehon,. 0u's,
expose at Public Auction TO III. H., WI
highest bidder. on the premises =. 90. y
Bayou Ierrebonne, in said Parish q, ,, ..
IA miles above Houma. on 0us
Thursd.y, April 2sd, 1887
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following d.sc,;,.,
property belonging to said Estate. IN Nv
/. Household and Kitchen Fnr,;,n
&C., Books. Crockery ware, Stoves r..
ing-'ub. lot Of Poultry. 10, Of Hoo. a'
Buggy. Gun. Horses. IL barrels &c.
ment. ) barrels of Lime. 10, Of en-.
lot Of Hay, 6 Head of Horned CAM. l.
2. Henry. \ negro man, aged 81, w..
8. Julia. his wife. aged SO Years
4. Jordan, 4 negro man. aged 50 r.,
5. A certain Tract of Land ,;tm,.d :;
the said Parish. on the left de,c.nd;ns
bank of Bayou Terrebonne. me,,l.s
two arpents front. BY depth oftwen,, =
penis, with all the buildings and imn,o,.
ments thereon bounded abov. bv l.nS.
Of Andre Maronge, and below bv hos. Il
Joseph Daigle.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS p.,.o,
al property payable, all sums under ,.u
dollars. Cash, and for all sum, d !,
over this amount, one half Cash, spds.
balance payable in March, 1855, til. ur
chasers TO furnish their notes with ,oa
and approved security, to bear eigh, Der
centum per annuln interest after maiuib
until full and final payment. For the l,i
and slaves. one-third Cash, on..,hird !,
March, 1858, and the balance in March
1859, the purchasers to furnish their nd.,
with good and approved security. to bear
eight per cent per annum interest aier
maturity, and the property sold 70 remain
specially morgaged and hypo,hecaied with
vendors privilege. till full and final ny.
menf.
A. BOURG, Sheriff
Parish of Terrebonne. March 7th, 1851
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
1Idu SEINE District Judiciaire, fsEcasse Te'.e-
Samuel Lee, No. 1906 Gague Ie''e'''
No. 1926 %. II. S. Hane'eE
En- vertu de deux writs dallas u ~
emane de Ia sus.dite Cour, dams les Cause
ci.dessus intitulees ct numerotees' u ~.
offer en- vente publique. au plus h n. .
dernier encherisseur, par Aun'n r D
Sheriff de la dite Paroisse, d "a ."1'''-
de Cour 4 Houma. /.
SAxrp1, LIE 2 MAI, 1851 !.
entire IL heures A. NJ. ct heures :. ~ :
proprie,e ci-apses decrite. sayoF: ,.,.
I'm certain morceau de terre sltoe ~. =.
|. paroisse Terrebonne, sur Ia nse s'O .,
en- descendant du Bayou Black. meoss. e..
IN arpent ct demi de face, par Ia pfo'p, .
deur de l'arpentage, confenant en'l10s ,;ea
acres de superfcie, Giant dams y '. ia
No 2, T. II, r. Is. borne e" haI -,
,erre de Sylvere Blanchard ct en- 80 ....e,
ceIle de E,ienne Ordineaud, s'ec w. ;,
les batisses ct authorizations Y"
trouysnt.
Termes :-CoNFrANT. s;a
La lite ven.e sera fate pour sail. !.
4 h somme principale. Pis'efe'
frais dams In sus-diie cause u..1
rs~s. Twvsosae - - MAJ w
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HOuma Town Council.

At called meeting of the Mayor and Trus-
tees of the town of Houma, Saturday, March
10th, 1857, the following members were present.:
+. S. Goode, Mayor, John Berger, J. T. Viguerie
On motion the following sections were adopted
AZ permanent rules and regulations. VIZ;
SEC That there shall be established in the
town Of Houma public market house, In which
shall be sold meat, vegetables, &c.
Sec 2-That no person shall have the right to
hawk and sell except in said market house after
the same is established any of said articles before
the hour Of 10. 4. NJ, under penalty OF ten dol
lars for each offence.
SEC. 3-Thst the said market house be built by
subscription That the price of each share shall be
twenty dollars, PAYABLE one half cash and the bal
ance on the first day of March. 1858. Each
person taking stock shall give his note to the or
der of. and endorsed by some good security, for
the credit portion of said stock.
SEC. 4-That the Mayor OF the town be, and
he is hereby authorized TO subscribe for ten shares
in said market house. and execute note for the
credit payment as aforesaid.
SEC 5-That when the necessary amount shall
be subscribed. which shall not be less than three
hundred dollars, meeting of the stockholders
shall be called BY public notice given by the
Mayor and posted in two public places, at least
two DAYS before the meeting, for the purpose OF
eiecting three commissioners. and that each stock
holder shall have a note for each share held by
him.
SEC 6-That the commissioners thus elected
shall have the right to receive plans for the SAID
market house. contract for the same. and to re-
ceive the amount subscribed and pay over the
same.
SEC THAT after the said market house shall
have been built and accepted by the Aforesaid
commissioners, another public meeting of the stock
holders shall be called in the same manner as
AZORES aid for the purpose of making all needful
rules and regulations for the said market house.
and also to elect superintendent who shall hold
his Office for one year, whose duty 1t shall be to
superintend the said market, and to enforce the
aforesaid rules and regulations
SEC S-That the aforesaid commissioners shall
have the RICH, to accept donation in full pro-
p-rtv or in usufruct, of suitable lot for the said
market house
On motion the Town Council adjourned sine
die. Signed, F. 5. GOODE, Mayor.
E. n. DIT TREII, Clerk.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
faithful copy of all the proceedings of the meet
ing held this day.
Witness, my hand this 2ls day of March,
A. D. 1887. E. n. Du TREI1, Clerk.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
To Sugar Planters

THE undersigned, thankful to the plant
i ing community for past patronage, takes pleasure in
t4tng that he is ready take contracts for the
of Sus srhouses Pureee Dagasse Chimneys,
etc al O. Kettle Set ng He a saie sg nj, and alne
authorized II put up The PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE
talented in May last by Abraham Hager and Youngs
Auyn in the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche, and
erretouue and refers fleet
Persons wishing his services requested to cl in
son. or address him by Thiuoda Postoce.
JAMES NJ CRAWFORD.
Notice.-Thisis certify that have this day sold
unto J. NJ Crawford of Thbodaux. Lafourche parish, La
the right put up Patent Basasse Furnace patented
eth 1850 in the following named pari>he viz. As
SUMPTION Lafourche and Tefrebonne. Mr.. Crawford il
also lrivileged to employ the full set flinders.
ABRAHAM HAGER,
Thibodaux, JAN 6, 1857. YOCNGS ALLYN.
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TEyTE DE SUCCESSION.
>TAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour

TEITE DE SUCCESSION
ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cou
~ du SEINE District Judiciare, Parnisse Tensasx
femme, Emily Bell.
Commencement a I'm ordre de seuie,
emane de la cour sus-nommee. dams Ia ma
there ci-dessus, moi, Aubin Bourg. Shti;
de la paroisse Terrebonne, e1posera &
ofFrirai en- vente publique, NJ dernief Il
plus haut encherisseur. sur les lieuI, SURE
Bayou Terrebonne, i environ IA milks
au-desus de Houma.
Jeudi, lie - Avrn, 1857,
10 heures i. H., les proprietes ci-apfss
decrites. appartenant i Ia sus-diie success
sion. savoir:
l. Meubles de Maison ct De Cuisine,
&c, Livres, Vaisselle. Poeles. Bagnolre,
l lot de VolailIes. / lot de Cochons !
Buggy. l Fusil, des Chevaux, II banils
de Ciment. 5 Barrils de Chaux. du Msls,
Foin. 6 Tetes de Be'es a Cornes. DC.
2. Henry, homme negre age de 80 ans
8. Julia. sa famine, agee de 50 ans.
4. Jordan. homme neg.e age d ~ an'.
5. I'm certain moroccan de terre s'aue
dams cetfe Paroisse. sur Ia rive gsocne gu
Bayou Terrebonne en- descendant, mes'
rant deux arpen,s de face. par une pf0ion'
deur de vingt arpents, ensemble asec seute'
les baiisses ct ameliorations qui 81 sfou.
vent, borne en- hau, par Ia terre dAndls
Marronge, ct en- bias par celle de Joseph
Daig!e.
TKRMEs EFT CoxD1TIoNs.-Les Meubles;
Pour tostes sommes au-dessous &c w
Piastres, Compliant pour toutes solnn 81
au-dessus de &c montant. use motto Col..
tant. ct la balance payable en- Mars lo'''
lacqukreur devant fournir son billet ave
caution approuvee. portast hut pm G."
par d'intkret apres kcheasee jusquau pae'
ment Pour la terre ct les esclayes; v
tiers Compliant, un tiers en- Mars 1867
Ia balance en- Mars 1859, Pacquefeu y
want fournir ses billets avec cautiso n
able. portant HUT pour cent par % On.
terft apres echeance, ct assures Psf w.
hypo,heque spectacle, avec le privileges
vendeur sur les propriktes vendues:
A. BOURG, Sherh
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Hotel and Stable.
HOUMA EXPRESS.
p F. HOLDEN has now placed upon

LIZ the line from the Railroad Crossing TeFrebonne De
pot 70 HoumA Stage and Express capable Of carrying
eight passengers. Express packages Of light merchandise
will be carried At reasonable rates. The Express Stt.e
will leave Houma every morning al 70 clock.
and returning 70 Houm4, viii leave the Dep, Immediately
ser the arrival Of the train from the city say half
II 70 IL n
n bah persons expecting packages By the Express
must be prepared. 10y themselves agents. with the
oonducf such business On any other principle.
Ordefaf the city. Express will Be received u Hon.
n q intermediate oiDts and forwarded with despatch
N letien ~ tAe Expeess must be post .se paid
This Is Oaly The beginning II system Of EApFess in
1erconmnncaticn, with large comnerciiI metropolis
ard eisewheFe which i inien6ed 70 be carried il
proper enco0faee@ent i extended.
1917 B.F.HOLDEN.
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LOST.

A N ACT OF SALE passed before AdoIphe
n Cadpy. Notary Public. in the Parish Of St
Martin, about the 7th Of March, 1883, from RAM
son Easton to Thomas Mask~ll, also sheriff sale
in the case Of Scribner T. Hitchcock. vs.. Robert
Crawford. made BY lexander Liret,e, Sheriff Of
tho Parish Of Terrebenae, on the 29th Of way,
l64n. Of \ tract Of land having front Of five ar
pslss on both sides Of the Bayou DulArxe. with 4
depth Of forty arpens. Any person having any
knowledge Of said acts, or either Of them will
please communicate the same 70 tho subscriber 10
fnsklin. os To Goode h Aycock in Houma. L..
n,h2U.3t THOMAS MASKEI4I~
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
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JOSEPH DIXON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

Foot Of Jackson street, Th1bodau1-
~ THE NDERSIGNED takes pleasure in informing
the public that he has opened Paint Shop IN hiae-
danx resdy ke contracts for painting IN
all branches such 6raning, Marbing. and nj kinds
Of limitations Paler Hanging &c, &C. All orders LEFT II
his resdF directed his address through the post
ofice will meet with immediate attention.
feb2c-y JOSEPH BiAoN-
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SCOTS LITTLE GIANT" CORN AND COB MILL,
Pa. nted Nay 10th, 1854.
INHE attantantian nf Pia nfers Earme Is


J. and Stockholders in general respectfully called 70
this mill the most article of the kin now IN
use only we'll adopted grinding cob meal Tor stock
table and especially Bread Me2i from corn
mot fully ripe dry in the fall
In setting mill mechanic frame work Is want
ed, oniy requiring to be atened to floor or ias1orn
Easily ju.fed and used by wholly. even child.
The fIse Gisnf has received the mrs premiums nj the
late Agyicuur1i Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky Maryland
other SA3es and thai in the most complimentary man
Der well the Yeady OF he thousands
--itnessing its performance.
These miIs guaranteed in the most positive mans
. n and No. grind 10 bushels OF feed per
ur with me and offered the low price OF $50
q complete, rely for attachiag the !e Mo al *se
grind ~ bushels es hour with two no ses.
Manufactured by Scout 4 burt ST. Lous Scott kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott r Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
sSTHE LITTLE GfANT"-By invitation we called at tn
ess shert Of Scott Hedges YESTERDAY. to witness tina
opeas ons OF has deDomnaied The Lits
tie Oisnt Corn and Corn Coo Mill If ever name was
we'll applied ii is in tn present. instance. The NH weighs
only three hundred pouads and with single horse
aftsceed font shaft it est up corn and cob with
vengeance 1t l. GO up on an Improvement on the
best patent Of this kind attained. and is 50 simple
in s tn ii be put together and eel IN
motion txeasy nutes and afterwards be adured and
used til by anyay. II viii grind with ease from
~ 10 Il busnels PER hour.
To The farmer th. MIL 50 simple in its construction
occupying Little pace. propelled by power always on
han and furnished the ezcsedius low price o ssh al
Of gre we nave ever seen
Wherever they have been introduced they have unsvcr-
sal fsy Let every Interested in agricultural yanr-
call in q Scott Hedges No. Water Street. examine and
see il in operation.
in operation. which he viii be pleased to extibit
noy2-nl6 B. r. HOLDEN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
Rl0uxhs: PlOaxhs:
THE SUBSt has On hand about

i one hundred Fioughs A. ]. Young & Mc6lanahans
Manufacture Il Msysvie. KY sizes from No. to NJ 4,
which ior the SAKE n clsns the ssnmen) he offers
for sale rch credit, fr 81 - 81 pr plo1g lower
than he has hefe sold in this market. prices from
9s00 IL Gil 10. A few Bun leagues Shovel Piough<
Il e7O1 Planters would do well ~ embrace this oppor
tuy supply themselves with good and cheap poaghs.
Rcs3ectfulE B.F.HOLbEN.
Thh daax November 1t Ia55-nl6-y