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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL ALoNz0. vi, go
AUGUSTINE BUIz, Il l51.ssss

/ - DISbflCI ,NOufts - - ISA - = t-
BY virtue Of an order Of sales emamating
from the above entitled court IN the stc-
cession above named. / Will sell At public,
auction, on SATURDAY, Msrehs 10Th,
1866, at Id o'clock "A. NJ. at the Court
House III the town 81 srhibodaux. Parish
of. Lafeurche, the following described
4 CERTAIN TRAcT OF LAND, situ-
ated in the Parish Of Lafourche. at about
81 or 80 niles below the town of 'IhiboF
daux, on the. right bank Of bayou lsa-
fourche; having front OH said Bayou
Lafourche Of twelve arpents, more or less,
by depth Of forty arpents; bounded
above by. the lands. Of rheophiie Dannis.
and below by those Of Manuel BarriDs.
Together with the rights thereunto boz
longing and ftnpruvemest sts thereon. Y
| TERMS AND CUNDII1ONS:- - Said
landto be sold payable in three equal in
|sstalments, maturing in each Of the months
Of March Of the years 1852, 1868 and $50.
Said property to he delivered 1T the end
Of the present year. Purchaser to ft,r-
nish good and solvent security in solido,
with notes to correspond with said Terms,
payable to the order Of the adininistrator
Of said succession, with interest W the
rate Of 8 per cent. per annum from matu-
rity until paid. with vendors privileges
and mortgage on said property until paid.
M. BUCKG, Sheriff.
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Succession de Joseph Fan Beveran.

ETAT DE LA I.OUISIANE-Cour du
3eme District Judiciaire, siegeant dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse ,afourche. y
Attendu que Ferdinan ]. Barilleau. de Ia pa.
foisse Lafonrche, fait son application D ID dite
Conrponr obtenir la curatelle de Ia dite success
sion.
I En- consequence avis est donne tontes les
personnes que celia peut concerner d'avoir fai-
re leurs oppositioiis 81 elles en- ont, cette de-
mande, au Grefier de Ia tlitc Cour, dams les dix
iours ulli suiyront la premiere publication de Get
avis autrement le petionnaire sera, dans les de-
lais de Ii loi, nomnle etd0ment qualife cura-
tenr de Ia dite sncccs4 4ior.
go En- fol de quot j'ai signe ct marque
QsD la place du sceau de la dite Cour,
ce Fevrier 1866.
siss-ss Z. s. 1LEAIK, Grsfsr
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Eesmule. 49,. ..s.........- Sl9oo5 20
lie tout est respectueusement sonmis.
(Signe y JOHN LYALr, DAVID B. PuaH Ell
j. j. ROMAN.
Sur motion dament faite ct secondee, le dit
rapport fut ,ianmement adopte.
Sur motion ddment secondee, il fnt de plus
unanimement resou
Que les taxes de 10 paroisse Lafourehe pour
In d;te naroisse soient leyees CONNIE eIles sont
paroisse CONNIE u en- est reqdis par les pre-
sentes.
Sur motion le Jnri 'ajourna sine die. II
iSigne j. S. PERKINS, President.
J. w. KNoBLocH, Grefliier.
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G. Il. BRoUssARD. .. r. FOSTER
RROUSSARD dc FOSTER,
So. Rue de la Commune 88
Nouye|ie-0 Orleans.
Nouvelle-0rleans.

AGENTS.-pour la vente des proprigtes fon-
cieres ct ioyer dshabitations.
10 Les personnes qni desirent mus confer la
vente ou ie loyer de Ieurs proprietes sont prices
de nous en- enroyer le plan avec une descrip.
ton complete de tout ce qui en- depesd.
Louis Bush. ThiD6daux.
REFERENCES
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
Succession de Caroline Bourgeois, ycuye de
Terence TOups.

ETAT della LOUISIANE.-Cour du
I3mc District Judiciairo. Paroisse de
Lafourche.
Attends que Emile A. 'Knoblach, de la ilite
paroisse, fait SOP application d Ia dite cour
pour obtenirt Iadministrtion de la dite success
sion. 50 7.s. ...ff
En- consequence avis est donne D tohtes les
personnes que celia pent concerner d'avoir Il fai-
re lenrs oppositions 81 tiles en- ont a cette de-
mande, All Greffier de Ia dite Cour, dams les dix
jonrs qni sui9ront Ia premiere publication de
Get avis, autreihent le petitionnaire sera. dams
les delais de Ia lol, .nomme ct ddments qualifie
administrators de la dite succession.
80 En- fol de qnoi j.ai signe ct marque
QAeS Ia place du sceau dc la d.te Cour,
ce Fevrier 1866.
afsv. &. S.ALLAIlN GrefRer
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SUCCESSION OF YI0ToRLN BEN0IT.
GTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Third Judi
Scial Dist. Court, Parish of Lafourche.

0cial Dist. Court, Parish Of Lafourche.
BY virtue of an order Of sale, to me
directed, emanating from the above enti-
tied court. 10 the above entitled succession,
T will sell at public auction, at the Court
House in the town of Thibodaux. on
WEDNESDA r. February Ath, 1856. at
10 o'clock a. ", the folloNing pfoperty.
viz #
One lot Of rum. one distilIcfy. one chest
of tools. one work bench. one liquor md
syrup gage. one fiddle. SO.
TERMS or SfLE-cash.
II. D0TRG, Sheriff.
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Succession d d'dthenaise Broussar.l, veuue
de Mareslhn Breau1.

ETAT DE LA ALOUISIANE--Cou du
3me District Judiciaire Paroisse Do
Lafourche. iI
Elvertu dun ordre de ventc emanant de 10
3me cour de District. paroissc de Lafonrche.
dams la succession ci-dessus rnentionn6c, d moi
adressG, je yendrai l'encan public, EuDI 10
Sine jour de MARS 1866, i 10 heures i. w sur
Les leux, sitne dams Ia dte paroisse, rive droite
du Bayou Lafonrche, a environ sept miles en-
bas de la vile de- Thibodanx, N prupriet6 ci1
apres decTite saFoir:
-Ie UN CERTAIN MoRcEAU DE TERRE,
sitae dams cette paroisse, sur la rive dr0ite On
Bayou Lafcnrche. a environ sept miles en- has
de la vile de Thibodaux mesuraut delx arpents
plus ou moins, de face, par luarante DC profon-
near; borne Gu haut par les terres de Char 80 y.
Gledly ct en- bas par ceux ~ Chas. J. Huedry,
aycc tvutes les EaIsses ct ameliorations qui w
treuvcnt.
50 Deux vaches ct veanx. un moulin rlx.
une iument tourniturea d. maison, batscrsr d.
cuisine. etc, etc. vi ss skff II f.sEE
!. b CONDIrlONSif esE. h. t..s ~
1 Les proprie,es mobiIsres payablcs toute soiia.
ID d de et au-dess0us de dix piastres. comrfa ~
&c toutes somm q audesstis de dig piastres, une
motto compliant ct nne mniti4 Ell Mars IS6a. ~
terre .payable par quart comptaat q dass
tsut ii chacan as mois de Mars dcs anne
S67 7-8-9.
Les acuuxren rs fonrnissant leurz billets avec
bonne ct valable caution, in s0addo payahie 2 or
DIRE de radmnistrateHr de Ia Succession, q ipi-
fee du recorder, de cetle paroisse u terre res
terra specialelaent hypofAdqp6e et ayec le privi-
l6ge du velldeur, sous paete mon aticHao. tt
confession de jagement en faNenr de la dlte
succession, pour a.surer les }itfefents paye-
ments les billets port. ront interets = hnit
pour cent par all, dc l'echeance jusqu'an parfait
payement.
feby Sd N. BOUha, nneIaae.
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s. e,s32,59o 90.

Montant t0taI.. ......S 1882 $50 90
Et nous suggerons que pour payer toates
les obligations de Ia paroisse, une take specia-
lie DUN cinqpieme de un pour cent soft levee
sur cette somine de neuf millions lleuf cent ct
trente denx mile cinq cents guatrevingt dix
piastres, Sc montant a la sonime dc dix-nenf
mile huit cent soixante cinq piastres, laauelie
somme sera colectee CONNIE suit:
I'm quart en- tout le niyis de mars 8 1866 Is
" JUN 1866 25
"h :" sept. 1866 25
:. a Ia de Eannee courante 4966 Is
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a. ii. VERRET.

a. m. VEllRE'r. 4 I.
'COTTON ACTOR 4 COM ISSI0N MERCHANT
II am pyepared 10 make liberal cash advances on
4eropeat my Articles shipped 10 me; i will Do
thankfai my friends end the public In general. nr
Il share III their patronage. n Il as-,ssf 3sTsg
s,ltise Nh xtairs, No. 9 earcndcIat streds.
LIN New Orleans,
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i
Isc.xp1E.-L Lnudi dsrnier, vyrs Luit heurcs
.iu soir. pen lant one lea vioIons inritaient les
dansanrs et lcs tianseuses i ID, dalise, dams une
soireesque le prorrie tairr dc Ih6tel ST. Louis
eonnait, lc fen s'est declare dams unc maison
sitnec sur le Canal, habitee par Mr, Moore
Ct apIsrtenant Mr. r. CLerot, habitant ac
lthA .ea,tnt d Nourelle Orleans. Avant Far
sivee des pompirrs ct de 10 pomrc, lie feu
avait te'lemrnt gagne du terrain quill a etc
impossible den arretcr les progres; tont ce
qni : pm eire fait etc d. garantir les mar
som vpisiper. Daas cctte occasion, tout le
molle ma 81 qa' d se louer de, ratlmirasle
conduitd dcs aaranchis, ils Sc sont conduits
com,ne 4 homlnes charitable, ct o1t travai.-
le sans. relAche. On na l,as encore pu expli-
OUR ID cause De &c sdesastre; Ia maison etait
dtserte depuis Ia tonbec d. 10 mutt. etla cui-
&inierc ssait abandonne sa cuisine egalemenf
ttayait en- soin d;eteindre le feu du loele.
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E.TAT DE LA LOUISIANE--Cou du
3me District Judiciaire Paroisse do
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.'ChfOni4lue Locale.

MAsIAGEs,-No Nons rsvenons encore une fols
sur Particle dn marriage, article tire en- vogue a
Acause des plaisirs ct des amusements gull falt
naitse. Pour lssuns cesFont des sorees de Ia
mile, pour les autres des sorees dansantes oh
a'on volt sepanouir les to;llettes les Tlas frais
tches et les niuo les plus gracienx. Qaant aux
soirees de f.nIiIles neus men parlerols pas nous
nous cortentons de m, ntionner le fait. Mais
m mo,,ant aux soirees dansantes on nou permettra'
,et avant, que nous ayons obtena etc permis-
son. nou ! commencerons d'abord par parler
an, superbe bill qui q etc donne roccas;on
dn marriage de Mr.. Augaste Aucon avtc Mlle
l,hiassori. Cs.bpl grace aux direc'eErs de i,
fete fait ressortir dune man sre renlarquabe
resprit de u bonne aociete qni le composait.
Sauf queIeaes ganins mi ont con,racte IA
mauvaise multitude DE- vouioir g donner de i'im-
portance en- fasantF besuconp II bruit, scette
ro:ree s'est faite rrmarquer par lentrain qni
ann lit Ia dansc.
a.Qmlquss jours p.us tard, leg portes de Ia
salle 'Rhilhanasn;que qai etairnt erestecs fer
mees depuis an temps ilnlnemorial Sc sont ron
vcrtes pour le bal donne co Fhonileur de l'u-
n:on de Mr.. Thco. Rob.chanx a AIelle jose
i.line Naquin. u aussi tout ce quill y await
de jolies files Thibodaux ct anslrsenv;rons,
sont venues, revstues Dc leurs plus beaux e
tours. petlantes Dc legerete etssc;ntillantes de
6caute, savourer les delices dH quadriIle ct de-
valse. A cette soirre. ct 4 notre tres grande
sufpr.se, d yalsc, cette danse iniinorat, dapres
&c que disen' lescanons de regiise. iaisait Ia
,joie et IL delivs ds j'unes files; pour clcs Ia
nus;que cnsrainante qui E.isat raisonner Fin
u,rnse voate de d sale, await bien plus d'echo
dams leaf cnur que Ia voix qui leur avait de,
fsndn ce piaisir. Que souezvous 2 roccasiou
fait le hrEon
55f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
The Evansville Journal.

1l This live paper; one of the best OF our
State exchanges, has still further improved
its appearance and value by the addition
of a we'll digested commercial department.
To stranger, judging from the number of
wholesale firms represented in its adver-
tisipg columns, this would seem to be .
feature considerably in advance of the
wants of the city. This is really not the
case; for though there are comparatively
few of its merchants who are wide awake
enough to let 1T be known in the legitimate
way, the wholesale trade Of Evansville is
quite extensive and is steadily increasing.
a fact largely attributable to the energy Of
Its newspapers.-I1ad indianapolis Journal.
While we acknowledge the compli-
mentary terms in which our Indiana
polls contemporary notices the newfeat-
ures of the JOURNAL, we calf atten-
ton of our merchants to the manner
in which the appearance of our paper
strikes the reader abroad. While the
figures incontestibly establish the fact
that the Wholesale trade of Evans
vile is second to none in the State;
the fifteen or twenty wholesale gre
Gerry houses, and nearly as many in
the dry goods department, make
rather a poor showing in the Jour
NAL, or any other of our city papers
1t is a fact which appears to be better
known abroad than at home, that the
trade and commerce of the city is in
great measure estimated by strangers
from the appearance of the newspa-
pers. The Louisville Jo.wnG1, a few
days ago, truthfully said: ~ aa.
1.-The man, who doesn't advertise
his business, advertises that he has
none to advertise"
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The Cincinnati Markets.

We direct the attention of our bust
ness readers to the special correspond
ence of the JOURNAL, giving review
of the Cincinnati Provision and Pro-
duce Markets. The letter is from the
house Of Messrs. BARTON & Pool,
among the most intelligent merchants
of that city, and well known to the
business public of Southern Indiana
and Illinois. We have made arrange
ments for weekly letter from these
gentlemen, which we doubt not will
add much to the value of the JOUR
NAL to the merchants of this city and
the surrounding country, as also to
the farmers.
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The constitutional Amendment.

We publish in another place a very
interesting correspondence between
an Alabama Senator and Col. JOHN
w. FoRNEY, of Pennsylvania, on the
important question" Suppose the
Amendment to be adopted by Ala
bama, will anything else be required
by Congress from that State?" The
candid manner in which this question
is asked, and the full and frank man
ner in which it is answered, will
make the perusal of the correspond
ence one of interest and profit. Weare
satisfied our readers will be well re-
paid, and we therefore give space to it
in full, although rather lengthy. Its
reading is quite opportuue at this
time, when the South is discussing the
question of the rejection of
the Amendment, and in GER
tain quarters in the North new and
more severe conditions are being sug-
gested. We hold that the Republi-
can party are pledged to the Consti-
tutional Amendment as the only con-
dation and plan of reconstruction so
long as there is any hope that the
South will accept it. 1t was the plat
form upon which the party conducted
the late campaign. and upon it they
triumphed before the people. 1t was
the question, and the only question
settled by the late elections, and no
new measure or principles can
properly come before the party
and the country for adoption
in this matter of reconstruc-
ton, until it is evident by un-
mistakable acts that the South will
--,---eat the Amendment. When
that is clearly manifest. it will be time
enough to discuss other and more Sc
we're measures. But for the present,
at least, we must stand by the Amend
meat and insist upon its adoption.
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Denomination of ThanksgiYing.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. ~ | |
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. II, 1866. J
To the People Of Indiana
In the discharge of what believe
to be a solemn duty, and in accord
ance with a proclamation issued by
the President of the United States,
do hereby appoint Thursday, the 18th
of this month, as day of thanksgiv-
ing and prayer, and earnestly request
the people, laying aside their usual
ayocations, to assemble at their ac-
customed places of worship, and re-
turn thanks to Almighty God for the
unnumbered blessings He has be-
slowed upon our State and Nation.
And while returning praise and
thanksgiving, let them pray for con-
tinuance of His great mercies, and
that He will in an especial manner,
relieve and comfort those who are
vet in affection; that He will have in
His care and keeping the widows and
orphans, and the desolate and aged
narents. whose husbands, fathers and
sons have fallen in battle that our
country might live; that He will in
spire the nation to make ample pro-
vision for those gallant men, who by
reason of wounds and disease, con-
tracted in the service of their coun-
try, cannot provide for themselves,
that their last days may be pleasant,
and that they may not feel they have
served an ungrateful people; that He
will elevate and protect from oppres-
sion the helpless people who were re-
Gently in bondage, and will put it into
the hearts of the people to grant to
them justice and the equal protection
of the laws; that He will inspire with
wisdom the men who are invested
with the power of the Government,
and who have in their hands the set
tIement ofthe great questions which
yet distract and divide the Nation,
and SO order and direct, that their
measures may lead to peace, justice
and to the harmony, power and glory
of our Country through all time.
Given under my hand.
o. P. MORTON, Governor.
Attest: NELSON TRUsLER, = 90
Sec'y of State.
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, WE publish this morning our BUSH
ness Directory, to which we direct the
attention Of our readers. Our mer-
camille friends will notice by the arti-
cles we publish from the Indianapolis
Journal and the sNew Albany Com
naereial, how its publication lastweek,
in connection with our Weekly Mar
ket Review, appeared to our neighbor-
ing and rival cities. As there were
ouer fire hundred extra copies of the
JOURNAL sent out by some of the live
merchants of this city to the country
trade, it is possible it made the same
impression on the minds of many,
who are looking to Evansville as a
supply market. While we are we'll
patronized in the way of advertising
psneoffieoRa tn IF l TIE Wholesale Be- @sEs
to make room for all who desire to
represent themselves to the trade and
to join in properly presenting the ex-
tent of the wholesale trade to the
outside world. - -
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not. then, give him an opportunity to
atone for some of his faults? Why
seek the continuation of quarrel
which may be suppressed, when It's
continuation can only result in posi-
tive harm to the moral, social and
commercial prosperity of the country
Unless ANDY JOHNSON continues to
do as badly or worse than heretofore,
we hope Congress will take no steps
whatever towards trying him by a
court of impeachment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
Complimentary.

We thank our excellent cotempo
rary, the New Albany Commercial, for
the very fattering terms in which it
refers to the JOURNAL. 1t is highly
gratifying to us to know that our eff
forts to make the JOURNAL worthy
exponent of the city's prosperity and
commercial Importance, are being re-
cognized abroad as well as at home.
The following notice, coming as 1t
does, from one of the most expert
enced newspaper publishers in the
West, is the more fully appreciated.
From the New Albany Commercial, No
a vember 3d.
THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
The Evansville JOURNAL is an honor to
the city of its publication. 1t has been
managed for some years with consummate
ability, and now is one of the institutions
of Southern Indiana of which we may
Justly be proud. 1t was the first paper In
the State to venture on the doubtful ex-
pertinent of assuming the quarto form.
In all its departments it gives evidence OF
having a live man among its managers.
Recently this paper adopted the plan OF
publishing once a week a carefully pre-
pared commercial review of the markets,
feature which win very much increase
its value to business men. both at home
and abroad. s tt
The public spirited business men OF
Evansville need not to be told that in the
announcement they have given to the
JOURNAL they have done more for their
growing city than they could possibly have
done in any other way. Every body in
the whole country has heard of the Evans
VILE JOURNAL. Its mere appearance has
done more for that town abroad than all
other causes combined.
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The ChiYaIrY OutdOne.

We cut the following advertisement
out of one of the Memphis papers,:
GRAND ToURNAMENT-By the colored
citizens of Lagrange, Tenn, for the purpose
of raising funds for building Freedmen's
Church, on the I'D and 2Sd inst. There
will be two prizes. The prize for the first
day will be asaddle-horse and equipments,
valued at $3.50. The prize for the second
day will be fine, open top buggy, valued
at $500. Concert and ball during the eve
nings of the tournament. Price of admis-
sion to competitors, 81.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of call from Mr.. A. s. KIERoLF,
editor of the Courier of this city, on
Saturday afternoon, the result 6of
which may be inferred, from the fol-
lowing: seaFs s,.s,.
From the Evansville Courier. Nov. ISL
By an agreeable and very pleasant I'M
derstanding between the editors of the
JOURNAL and ourse1f on yesterday, all
harsh personalities viii henceforth be dis
continued. These personal illusions are,
neither pleasant to the parties interested
nor to the public. ,sts ~ 4. 5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
The Ionrnal this Morning.

Owing to the pressure OF reading
matter upon our columns, and some
increase in our advertisements, we
are under the pleasant necessity this
morning of issuing full page supple
ment This temporary enlargement
makes the JOURNAL about equal in
size to any of the dailies of our
largest Western cities.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-26
An Important Item.

We.call the attention of merchants,
advertisers, and the public to the fact
that the returns In the Office OF
the United States Assessor show
that the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
Company did SEVENTY-FOUK
PER CENT. of the entire taxable
Printing and Binding business OF the
city for the year 1865.
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me Journal Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want te see the DAILY
JOURNAL, will find it regularly on bile
in Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
nv; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms; in St Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in Indianapolis at the
Bates House, and at St. Nicholas
Hafnl New York. a
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The weekly Market Review

Will appear, as usual, tomorrow
morning. Merchants desiring extra
copies of the JOURNAL for circulation
among their customers can have them
furnished in wrappers, with advertise
ments and names in the Business Di-
rectory conspicuously marked. Or
ders should be left to-day.