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AGENcE A LA NoUvEILE.oRLEANs
CHURCH s. DRUILHET, 1873, rue Gravier.

above entitled succession, I shall offer at
public auction, on the premises, on
\ TUESDAY, JULY THE 18th 1866,
at II O'clock A. NJ.
he following property, to wit:
A tract Of land situated in the parish OF
st. John the Baptist, on the left bank OF
the Mississippi river, measuring three arp
ents more or less front on said river by
eighty arpcnts more or less in depth, bet.
ween converging lines, bounded on the
upper line by the land belonging to Adol-
phe Boudousquie and on the lower line by
the land belonging to ULCER A. Vicknair,
together with all the buildings and impro-
vements thereon and thereto belonging;
the other three undivided fourths belong
ing to Eugene F. Paret and Roman Bussie-
res. sf
CASH.
In U. s. Treasury Notes.
- Parish Of st. John the Baptist, june
18th 1866 g. .... Ir
PIERRE LABARRE,
junel6 auctioneer.
900 .. s..sf = ~
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
oour du Quatriems district judieiaire
PARoIssE sT.JEAN.BAPTIsTE
Succession uaeantc de feu JEAN.BAP-
TISTE AUBERT

No. 800
A tous ceux que cels peut concerner
Attendu que jacques Aubert, do la pa.
roisss St-Jacques, enregistrs en- cstte
cour le II du present mois de JUN une de.
mande dams 10 but d'etre nomm6 curateur
dc Ia succession vacante ci-dessus, ....5
Avis public est presentement donn6 4
toutes les personnes que celia peut concer.
ner, de deduire par ecrit au bureau du
grefier soussigne, dams les dix jours qui
suivront Ia premiere publication du present
avis les raisons pour lesquelles 10 potion.
nairc ne serait point nomm6 curateur con-
fornement "a demande.
6ESA Temoin ma main etle le scesa de
VA ladite cour, en- ID parOisse de- Saint.
oan-Bsptiste, 10 l3 JUN 1866. l'- So
taz. tNUAA TREPAGNIER,
l6j. J-1.55tt7Z a' grefair
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E, DUMEz &T. BELOW, REDACTEURS

experience consommee, integrite de
caractere, patrio SINE, devouement, NJ.
Sorapuru possese au plus haut degre
toutes les mobiles qualities qui honorent
une charge publique. En- saluant le
retour de notrs We'll ami, nous ne
sommes que le fable echo des senti-
menss de reconnaissance youes par tous
nos soncitoyens 4 CO fdele ct excellent
serviteur, sentiments inalterables qui
font le lui un fonctionnaire inamovible.
II ma fallu rien moins qu'une guerre
pour lui Greer des loisirs. ...sry1 ..
Pour rendre ! chacun ce qui lui
est dl, constatons que NJ. Leo Elfer
dignement rempli l'interim do Ia place
d. recorder, qu'avant pelsction il a
ofert a pancien titulaire dc sc retirer,
6 qu'en6n 4 pelection, il s'est modes
tment efface devant lui. Leo Elfer
st, lui aussi, un homme distingue don't
. capacite ct l'aptitudo aux affaires
ont reconnues, ct qui jouit dune es-
lime ct dune consideration meritees.
-Le bail du ferry de Ia paroisse
st.J can -Baptiste . ets adjuge pour 2
ms A NJ. James B. Humphreys, ancien
herif, au prix de $4,000. lie tariff du
,assage . etS public aveo les delibe-
.ations du jury de police. Z aa s5s.E
-Le docteur G. Chabaud tient 4 50
pharmacis un depot de saugsues hon.
eroises, de psrfaite qualite. Sous un
olimst qui n'admet pas Ia saignee, ct 4
cette epoque d'affections morbides. ce
renseignement est bon 4 donner: Que
nos lecteurs s'adressent done a fhabile
praticien, ils pourront Sc procurer 4 Ia
fois l'annelils suoeur ct b maniere de
sen servir. -....-,
-Ls docteur Lafon ne Va pas 4
Plaquemines. Tant mieux pour lui, il
allait avenir ID proie douloureuse des
feroces moustiques de Ia paroisse nom.
NEE imperi.ls. p{ySAbsablemsnt yAsIs en- en- % .aison son
nj main Gs !; m@si3 ant pis pour Plaqueminea
lie journa do Plaquemines ct St.
Bernard, dt ID Renaissance lo.isia.
xaise . recmment snnonc6 avec une
juste satisfs6ion que le docteur Pierre
Lafon deyaii aller s'etablir CONNIE me.
decin dams . localit6. LIE desir ct ID
bienveillanc do notrs confrere rural
ont <t4 induts On erreur: 10 docteur
Lafon ma mile intention de gutter IL
Nouvelle- Oi6ans, mais il men est pas
moins reconaissant envers les habi.
tants qui o,t exprimS le desir do le
posseder pazi eux." ia t ,.g r
10 Nous mus empressons De fecti6er
une crreur cmmise dams notre dernier
numero. Ls capitains Dugas ma pas
Intention d prendre le commando.
ment du steiner Ness Era. Un lien
indissolubls parsit rattacher an St.
Nidlolas arauel il rend des services
apprecies l eur valeur. Nous pro6tous
dc roccaionpour oonstater IL prospe-
ritS croisssn6 da St-NiAaolas; le oapi.
tains Heno It Il commits IIibano, peu.
vent avoir 6s rivaux, mais mont pas
de sup3rieus dams h navigation du
Asuvs pour lsuf ponotualite ct leur
obl:Reance. asaE s18S aL
ssid 7a2 @
E!loisy lu AssoNF.IoN
La Bosssde nous apprend que ls
coup Dc temps du 3 : renvers6 Il "a
creris, Il ppresr;e ct plusieurs cabanss
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sp- q STATE OF LOUISIANA,
aH #@i9 57tsEt. lH&-- ---
Fourth judicial District Court.
PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THD BAPTlsI
Vacant succession Of the late JEAN BAP-
TISTE-AUBERT g8.
~ mo-. 230-

TO all whom II may concern: a'.sr
Whereas Jacques Aubert Of the parish
Of StJsmes, has filed in this court on the
llth juno inst an application praying to
be appointed curator Of the above vacant
succession. EgI.n.E Ets EgIT-
Pubic notice is hereby given to all per.
sons whom 1t may concern to show cause,
il any they have or can, BY writing to the
undersigned clerk, within ten days from the
first publication hereof tho reasons why
the petitioner should not be appointed Gu.
rator a. aforesaid. 49, ..I-f..,.s.r
@Sl Witness my hand and seal Of said
gsESS court, at the parish Of st. John the
~ NUMATREPAGNIER,
clerk.
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! velle. Orleans, ayant de chaque cote
plus de cent cours d'eau derivatifs,
exutoires salutaires par Oh son
trop plein s'ecoulait an golfe du
Mexique. A4aaT AAJE
L'art q dedaigne on ma pas com.
pris les indications de Ia nature: il
a bouche les trous, du crible ct q
construit les levees; de Ia des terres
submergees ct une agriculture com
promise ct inquiete. L'art q ttran.
gle le fleuve au point de SO plus
forte expansion; de Ia des eevas-
ses periodiques ct ruineuses. ~.
L'endiguement du Mississippi est
une t&che infernale, un labeur de 81.
syphe, le bloc roule au haut du 70.
cher etretombant toujours. LIE fleuve
q quatre pouces de chute par mile,
ct Cairo est 4 800 pieds au-dessus
du golfe; / mesure qu'on le con.
tient, le aeuve s'excite, strife,
augmente de velocite ct no dspose
qu'au terme de son cours des de.
pots sedimentaires qui torment de
pouvelles rives; IA pente augmente
ct il fsut exhausser les levees du
cours superieur. Bien qn'il ny eat
pas de journaux pour le oonstater,
on : pu calculer gull = : environ
mile ans, l'embouchure Stait 4
lendroit meme oo s'eleve ID vile de
Il Nouvelle- Orleans. Le Mississippi
s'est done avanc6 de 125, miles
dams ID mer depuis cette epoque ct
son progress est. dit-on, imminent
plus rapids aujourd'hui. a'p s1o
:. t{ss- - q .s+E'all 81. AZ s. e4H el1r W
Z Or II Aaf nssAat;-.- 800 - =.
non-senlement d'arreter CO progres,
de prevenir &c prolongement inces.
sans. mais de recti6erIet raccoucir
le Mississippi ct de ramener le
Collie i IL Nouvelle-O Orleans, ID od
il etait II y . dix siscles.e O'est. on
le volt, une mesure radicsle CONNIE
netesolution dn conseil des quinze.
voici 10 plan, on quelques mots. On
COMMEMORATE par creuser IN canal
1 dix mile au.dessous de IL Nou-
veIle- Orleans entire le Mississippi Ct
ls lao Borgas. Pareille id6e .fut
4mise en- 1851 dams une brochure
portant ls nom du major B. Non.
taigu, ct sortie % rSalitt de ID
plume de n. g. Lamuloniere, esprit
singulierement fScond ct inventif
Ce canal n'aurait qs'un mile tdemi
Do longusur; il conduirait. dams le
golfe, du Mexique sux ports pro.
tegss de- rile De u Chandelier
on de- Tile aux vaisseaux, OF il ,
surait asses dean pour IN navirs
des Dimensions du Great Easters,
ct tant que e feuve stendrs son
con long ct ttroit hora de 10 pro
lection Dc ces ports, il sera aussi
proeond I son embouchuro qu'A ID
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Nouvelle-O Orleans, attendu que tous
les feuves qui penetrent dams 10.
cean par des ports proteges mont
point de barre l leur embauchure,
ct qu'au contraire tons les f1euves
qui s'y engagent sur des points ex-
poses, tells que le Mississippi, le Nil,
le Gange, sont barres par le sable
qu'apportent les vagues enfees de
Ia mer, ct que le depot du fleuve
lui.meme est Indifferent 4 cette for.
nation, contrairement 1 popinion
generale. VOLTA un premier eut-ef
on raccourci abaissant de IA pieds
le niveau du Mississippi a son ex.
tremite inferieure ct produisant
un vide considerable qui attire
peau ct en- fait baisser Ia surface
de plusieurs pieds 4 Vicksburg.
On rouvrirait ensuite les issues
qui ont etc successivement closes
sur les deux rives de ls Nouveile-
Orleans \ Baton Rouge ct / la Ri.
Were Rouge puis on construirait
une ecluse 1 Ia Rivisre Rouge, de
telle sorte que les eaux de cette
riviare, dos rivisres Noire ct Qua.
chita ct de leurs tributaries des
cendraient pAtchafalsya OF 80 jet
teraient dams le Collie par Ia bal.
Berwick. Alors toutes les issues
naturelles ct arti6cielles seraienE
rouvertes sur l'Arkansas depuis
Pine Rluffs jusqu'a Napoleon. Ce:
enorme vide opere, on pourrait sans
inconvenient rectifer le cours du
Mississippi ct le raccourcir de 200
miles. .alasN4 .4
0~--sS
augment6 ct SON cours diminuS, Ia
navigation de ID Nouvelle.0 Orleans
d St-Louis reduirait ses frais de-
IS pour cent.
Nous avons rapidement esquisse
le plan mis- aujourd'hui en- discus
sion. Sans doute il ne faut pas pro-
ceder / Ia legsre ct tenter sans
rkAexion IN dangereux essai. Mais
du moment on l'impuissance du sys.
tame des levses est d6montree dune
part, ct Oh d'autre part le gouver.
nement general parait devoir prem.
DIRE l 20 charge Pentretien du Miss.
issipi, il ct urgent dc recourir ! de
graudes measures pour rendre IL
skcuritt aux intersts agricoles du
bas de la vallee du Mississippi. inte.
rets ii intimement lies l ceux du
pays tout entier. 5rsa h
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'pARo'ssEs
sr.JYAN-BAprlsrr

sr,c sT-JKAN-BAPTIsTE s5zass
M. Adolphs Sorapuru . repris eetts
semaine Leo fonctions Dc recorder aux.
qnelIes 10 rappsN 10 suffrage unsnims
d u population. IIntslligsneS 6lsvSs,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PAkoIssE sAINT.cHARLHs
cour du ouatzieme district. .judioiaire
q, Succession de J.-A. PARET
..--..,, No. 5l7-
En- vertu dun ordre.de vente portant Ia
date dc Is mai 1866, e: 4 moi adresse par
ID susdite cour, dams Ia succession ci-dessus
intitulee, j'odrirai en- !vente publique sur
les lieux 'a
MARDI LIE II JULIET 1866,
z.z5a onze heures du matin, q. b
le quart indivls de la propriets ci-apres de-
crite, / say0ir: rrr. ar, -..,..75a,
Une terfe situSe dams Ia paroisse st.
Jean Baptiste, sur h rive gauche du feuve
Mississippi. mesurant trois arpents plus on
moins dc face audit 6euve sur quatre-vingts
gvs e %SD; Ss sSs s
psrieure par une terre appartenant ] Adol.
pho Boudousqui6 OF 1 ligne inf6Heure par
une terre appartenant / ULCER A. Vicknair;
ensemble toutes les bAtisses ct ameliorations
qui s'y tronvent ct en- dependent /; les trois
autres quarts indivis appartenant 1 Eugene
F. Paret ct Roman Bussieres.I
III = 5.~ CONDITIONS: lf& grF1
anro5 5ataaI 'a iCOMPTANT .aoE
en- billets du trssor des Eta ts- Unis
Paroisse St-Jean-Baptiste. Is JUN 1866.
Il .gls g PIERRE LABARRE,
,GH8 ,&t a 0ncsnta9
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IBERvILLE

O.. Plusieurs affranchis, employees par
M. Grabert, ayant rompu leur contrat
ct deserte le travail, avaient etc rem
voyes chez lui par 10 Bureau. Par es.
prit do vengeance, lis ont detruit une
partie du cotton quill cultivait.
La residence de NJ. Snrville Blan.
chard a etc abattue par l'ouragan du
3 JUN. ..
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les sucreries des habitations Pike Jones,
Mime Thomas Pugh ct Nine Moaot.
La moitie Dc 10 recolte de 6k9naalI
perdue. -l ."
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or SAINT CHARLES
Snss1ssion::ef ia PARE.T
Mo. 6l7-

By virtue Of an order Of sale bearing
date the 18th day Of may 1866 and 70 mo
directed dy the above named court, IN the
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WE publish, on the fifth page, an
interesting letter from our friend
Clarke, of the GRANVILLE Iedependent.,
about business and cropaIlatter in
that locality. mNlAsg,A0 z
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Z BLACKFORD'S ESTATE.
saaa Positive Sale of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

( ~ SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18th.
~ 1856, at 2 O'Clock, will be sold at public
auction, at the courthouse in Evansville
the following FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY.
to wit: f3t n
y Lot No. l, Old Plan, Water Street, corner
Chestnut Street. -p3f Dls
Lots Nos. and s, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street
Lots Nos. u and Is, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lot No. 49,, Upper Enlargement, Water
Street, near Gum. Y ~
~ Lot No. q, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, adjoining DIR. Hallock's (" ,. ~
'n Lot No. 40, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, corner Mulberry Street e t,li y
Lots Nos. 81 and 50. Upper Enlargement,
First Street, corner Gum. .iiiilAT 5"''i
- Lot No. So, Upper Enlargement, Second
street, corner Gum hia feSl1Il7i 70 90lssl
Lots Nos. So and SO, Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, Between Mulberry nd Gum
y, y, Lot No. 80, Upper Enlargement, Second
Il Fractional Lot No. H. Upper Enlarge.
ment, Water Street, adjoining Altering d
These lots Fe75 by $50 feet, and the most
desirable In the city for residences.
Parties desiring to purchase can buy at
private sale at any time before the auction.
Terms-One-thfrdi cash; balance in one
and two years, with interest and mortgage.
Apply to - THOS. E. GARVIN,
oc23tds tts.tli s.ilt Third Street,
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steamer laLely out OF ftne upper Wis
sissippi, was hanging photograph of
General GRANT-the barkeeper had
hardly been in Southern waters long
enough to have 1t supplanted by
Confederate hero. At the st. Charles
Hotel in New Orleans, the leading es-
adjustment in the South, on either
side of the Office, in the rotunda,o
fine, large oil. painting of LEE and
sSToNEwALLyyAGKso And this dis
playois repeated s,eyerywherel The
master spirits Of the rebellion eeare
fta1nteda before the public, 2 With
marked profusion, and the loyal SOL
,dihrs of the Republic are no where to
be seen in public placesai fo 7g
OK With such d spirit pervading the
public CIRCLES of society, it may well be
asked, is the South a desirable home
for northern man? \ It is APP
parantly a fine field for Yankee enter
prise and capital, where there is, just
now, dearth of both. Although the
planting interests have resulted, in
most instances, the past year, dIsas-
trously, still the season has been one
almost without precedent in its sue
cession of Universities, and can hardly
occur soon again. While there is a.
reasonable prospect for good returns
on investments of Northern capital
and industry, there is very little in
the state of society to make the
country attractive, as home, to loyal
people, who are determined to main.
tain their political integrity, indie
pendence and self-respect. There are
numbers of instances occurring al
most daily to establish the truth of
General SHERIDANs assertion in his
official report to the War Department,
that ''justice is not done to Union
men in the courts of the Seuth9P
Although the open expression
Of public sentiment is as II
have stated it, there is Strong Under
current among the calm and refec-
tive men and the business public, that |
the terms proposed by Congress ought
to be accepted; that the country
needs rest and established govern
ment; that the late elections at the /
North have settled the fact that the
Constitutional Amendment must be
adopted, or harder terms will be ex-
acted. There lisa desire to curb the
hot blood Of the young men and the
malcoptents, and make the.South
place attractive and profitable to the
money, industry, and enterprise of
the farmers offthe NDrthniSaida New
Orleans merchant, Of strong Southern
preclivities, to me! s'Wei want your
Northern capital, sabusiness energy,
and skill WehwaRt to stop this
eternal denunciation4 of Yankees
We want t., make some kind of a set
Element, son that trade and planting
may go on prosperously. 1T would
have been done long ago, but for the
ENCOURAGEMENT President JoHNsoN's /
gave the politicians that they
could get back into power again q It
IS clear We must accept the Cohstitu-
;ional Amendment Or take harder
Such isofdoubtless; the
Tiews of many of the commercial
classes and the more calm and stable |
but they are not now the
men who are making the most noise
Ind display, and, unfortunately, q are
lot the men whoare influencing their
j. W.T.. II
: -
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were arrested on the charge OF conceahng
stolen property, and bound over to appear
at the next session of the Circuit Court.
isThe trial OF Sanders, WHO'S charged with
numbering the woodward family in
orange, County some tinae in last June, is
now in progress at Bedford. 1t will be re-
membered that Woodward, his wife, and
two children were most brutally murdered,
and that an attempt was made to murder
his rnJther at the SAME time, by the same
party. art u.
We regret to learn that Mr., Griffin, editor
of theNipcenneS> Guzette, metwith seri-
GUS ACCIDENT few days ago, hear Shoals
Station, on the Ohio and Mississippi road.
He was standing on the platform of the
cars, looking cbaclk,awhen he was struck by
telegraph pole which had been temper
rarily set near by some workmen, He was
thrown with force 1pon the ground, and
it was only from the fact that he struck be-
tween the ties that he was not killed. AS
il. was, the, extent of injury sustained was
very severe shock to the system, and
some Commissions, from which, we trust, he
win soon recover. &,
We give below the value of the property
owned in the city of Indianapolis, as as
sessed for taxation for the year 1856: 81
Real EState....... .................Sl0,l7 LIE, S56
1mprOyeme 81 445
Personal property S.349, IA
- 80 -
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On this there is assessed a general tax of
s373, 490 IL; for polls, $3.50 50; and the
amount OF delinquent taxes is 1914 IL;
making total of $4ls,7l5 80. 49, =
There are three hundred and eight tax
payers in the city who pay over two hum
tlred dollars taxes. There are many whose
assessments range over three thousand
dollars. osta
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIED.

WIGGINGHOUSE-O the 18th instant
CHARLES, WIGGINGHoUsE, aged years
and 10 months.
The funeral will take place on Sunday
the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, from the
residence of his parents on Second Street
between Sycamore and Vine.
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~ P n O..
We There are eighteen hundred and sixty
one dogs, of the male and female persua-
sions, fnl Jasper, County. tJ4iao g '9
IS The articles of Association of the Indi-
annapolis Associated Press, signed by
Douglass and Conner, of the Jo~,ldl, and
oby Lafe nsvlin, 'of the Herald, have been
fled In the office OF The Secretary of state.
miss Molly Connolly was severely burn
ed, at school house I'M New Albany the
tother day, by a careless boy throwing
powder ona hot stove. around which the
,children were standing Fiin az recess. e,.o
sdAlnoyel trialwas ,hhti before the Mayor
9of crawfordsyille ao few days ago. TIE
manuscript copy ofthe Constitution Of the
Beta Theta Pig accidentally fell into the
hands of q member OF the Z. Phi Gami3a
Delta, = The X Deltas,if dor the Joke of the
thing. had the document printedaihdIcir-
culated. For this, two of their members