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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
SUCCESSION oFJ. BESo1r RICHARD.

SUCCESSION oFG. BENoIT RICHARD.
STATE or LoUIsIANA.-Third Judi
ocial District Court Parish of Lafour-
che.
Pursuant to an order to me directed by the
Honorable the Third District Court. in the above
eptited case. will sell at public auction, at the
late residence of the d ceased, q short distance
below the Lafourche Crossing. parish of Lafour-
che, on the 10th, day Of FEBRCARY 1866, at 10
O'Clock, A. N. the following described property )
A certain tract of land situated in this parish
on the right bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about
tour miles below the town of Thibodaux and at
small distance below the N. 0. O SC W.R.R.
measuring one aYpent trout BY forty arpents in
depth, the lateral lines opening as they recede
from be bayou, bounded above by land of J
Auguste Hebert, and below by land of Mrs. Mar
celin SEWN, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Also; enc Buggy, Cart, Household and Kitchen
FHraitare, Agricultural implements lie. Sc
icrms. The movables cash in United States
Treasury Notes the land payable by halves, one
half thirty days after the day of sale and one
hall in March 1867, the purchaser 10 furnish bis
notes with good and approved security in ssoitdo,
payable at the Office of abe Recorder of this par
ish, with eight per cent per sannum interest from
matnrities of said notes, If not then punctnally
paid, the land to remain specially mortgaged
with vendors privilege. under the pact of non
aliiando, and confession of Judgment in favor of
said Estate or the holder OF said notes.
any ID NJ. BOIIRG, Sheriff
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS THrBoDAux.
AsTATE OF LOUIsIANAThird-Jud
Scial District Court, Parish of Lafourche.

~ "A Il VI lIoO1pixa4N ~ "A uii uuA-
Scial District Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Pursuant to IN order to me directed by
the Honorable Third District Court, in the
above entitled and numbered case, will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Court House. in the town of Thibodaux,
TO the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 9th. 1866. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
1e A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
situated in this parish on the right bank
of the bayou Lafourche,at about 4miles
below the town of Thibodaux, measuring
one arpent. more or less, front by a depth
not known, but running back within fifteen
feet of the Bayou des Quatres Cypres,
bounded in front by bayou Lafourehe, a.
boye by lands of Mrs. Hypolite Bouterie,
below by lands fMrs. Jean Is. Hache, To-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. $a8
i &c ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
situated in said parish about seven or eight
miles north of the town of ThibodauS. in
the Chackbay settlement, being the South
East quarter of the South West quarter
OF Section No. s in Township II South of
Range II East, in the district of land con-
taining forty acres. being part of land
which vendor acquired from the United
States as per patent granted on certificate
M 1928 Of ni,lth series, aud bearing date
81. of July 1913, sz
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
q The land payable by thirds maturing in
the months Of March Of the years 1866,
1867, 1868. The purchasers to furnish their
notes with good and approved security
IN sottdo, payable at the order of the admi
nistrator of the estate, at the office of the
Recorder Of this parish, with eight per
centper annum interest from their res
pective maturities until paid, and secured
by special mortgage with vendors privi-
lege on the property sold until full und
final payment.
jany q. Nj. BUJRG, Sheriff.
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succEssroN or AcHlLIs A. FonEsr.

STATE OF LOUlSIANA-Third Judi
ciul District Court. Parish of Lafourche.
BY virtue Of M order of sale emanating
from the above entitled Court, in the mat
ter of the above named succession bearing
date IF December 9th, 1865, ] will sell
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the
2lst. day of FEBRU AIRY 1866, at The late
residence of the deceased. about twelve
miles below the town of Thibodaux, at III
o'clock, a. N. TIC following described pro-
pertv. viz
A ACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. ST.
tuated in the parish of Lafourche, about
twelve miles below the town of Thibedaux,
right hank, measuring one arpent and
half Fl ont by forty in depth, bounded a.
boye by lands of Jean Blanchard, and be-
low by other lands of said succession ad-
Indicated to the Widow A. A. Forest, to-
gether with allthe buildings aud improve
ments thereon.
A LOT Of Agricultural Implments,
Carpenters Tools, Horses, Oxen, &C., a
full list of which will be made known OH
the day of sale.
TEKMSssf SALE:
The movable property payable in March
1866, and the land payable in three equal
instalments maturing respectively, one in
each and all the months of March of the
years 1867, 1868, and 1869.
4 Purchasers to furnish their notes with
approved security, payable to the order of
Julie Tourelle, Tutrix, and to bear eight
per cent per annum interest after maturi-
ty until paid and the land to remain spe-
cially mortgaged and hypothicated with
vendors privilege until final payment.
dec 30. M. BouRG,
ia ssss s.ass Sheriff and Auctloneer.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03

STATE or LoUIsIANA-Third Judi
ocial District, Court, Parish of Lafour-
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Sheriff Sales.
Louise Il. Bush
mo 1885,.


T. 80 &No1aa Ae
Louis 81 Bush f. = 10.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Third Judi
cial District, Court, Parish of Lafonr-
che.
By virtue of a writ Of feri faiccias to
me directed by the Honorable tie Third
Judicial District Court of the parish of
Lafonrche. in the above entitled case and
numbered suit, Twill sell at public auction,
at the Court House, in the town of Thibo-
daux. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Sd.
1866, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to defendant.
IoH A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
known as his residence, about FIVE arpents
below the tswn of Thbodaux, one arpent
front by twenty arpents deep, lateral lines
slightly converging, bounded above by
land of Ulysse Legendre, below by lands
of Female Institute and DR.. O. Anfoux.
Moreover road of fifteen feet front by five
arpents deep on the lower line, aud SER
vitude of five feet for banquet ON the up
per line, both outside of the front arpent.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
p The undivided half Of the following
ittHuS neiu ny Sdiu DuSH, Ill C0HtHtoH Will
the Estate of Adam Beatty deceased, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND, on the left bank
of bayou Lafourche, at about thirty five
miles below the town of Thibodaux; con
tanning fifteen arpents front by forty deep,
more or less, bounded above by lands of
DR.. L. S. Head, and below by lands of
Harang g. Co. zesf. .slss
3o The undivided half Of the following
land held by said Bush, in common withtEe
Estate Of Victor Richard deceased, viz:
A TRACT OF LAND right bank of ba-
you Lafourche, at about one half mile be-
low the town of Thibodaux, and about
twenty eight and a half arpents from bu-
you Lafourche, one alpent front by eleven
and half in depth, more or less, bounded
North by lands of St-Joseph's Church,
South by lands of Evariste Maronge and
East by land of Nelson s. Donelson, with
all the rights and seryitude thereto be-
longing,
Seized in the above suit. 4
TERMS:-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
dec 80 st. M. BUURG, Sheriff.
4
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03

Cieonise Bergeron, alias
Louise Bergeron. widow of
FrancoissBoutery,
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James A. Frost, D
54iai sys. sz No. S43.Stt
Miles A. Nc Icod 8fgi 81. 5ssss'

/ a VitIcs H. MC LcOd 8t4s5 64z@azas s4ss t&
/ BY virtue of writ of Seizure and sale II
me directed By the Honorable the Third Ju
dicial District Court iii and for the parish
| Of Lafourche. IN the above entitled cause
and numbered case, I will sell at public
! ! auction, at the Court House IN Tliihodaax,
La. on SATU RDAY the 3D.. day of EB-
| RUARY 1866 ut ii o. clock, A.. M. the fol-
| lowing described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, or
town lot. situated in the town Of Thibo-
daux, being lot No 81. on the plan of the
town Of Thibodaux. less 65 feet front on
Thibodaux street, by IS feet in depth. be-
longing to the Presbyterian Church, bound
ed North by Thibodaux street, East by
St-Louis street and the lot of the Presby-
terian Church, West by St-Philip street,
and South by St-Bridget street, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs of the above
specified and numbered suit.s 5a
TERMS OF SALE Cash in q. s.. Terra
sury Notes.
dec 80 st. NJ. BNURG Sheriff.
NJ. T, Bernard = o,o
R. G. Dsraen Ds. 5 -. -
ksTATE OF LOUISIANA-Third Judi
ocial District Court. Parish Of Lafourche
BY virtue Of an order of seizure and sale
directed to me, emanating from the above
entitled Court, in the above specified case
and numbered. suit, dated December 18th.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-03
No. 223.

Cieonise BerSerDli, alias
Louise Bergeron. widow of
FrancoissBoutery, ss No. 225.
&ti9 VS.. ls7se 45s
Onczime G.. Leblanc ..5ss5ss
&TATE OF L0UISIAN A-Third Judi
ocial District Court, Parish of Latour-
che. t.s
By virtue Of q writ Of feri faoias to me
directed by the Honorable Third District
Court, in and for the parish Of. Lafourche,
in the above entitled cause and numbered
suit. will sell G. rablic auction, on SAT-
URDAY, the Sd. day of FEBRUARY
1866, at Ii o clock. A. N. the following des-
cribed property. viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, ST
tuated in this parish, on the right bank of
bayou Lafourche, at about four miles be-
low the town of Thibodaux, measuring
half an arpent front between parallel lines
and running back TO distance Of fifteen
feet from the bayou Des Quatre Cypress.
which Is at about twenty six arpents from
the bayou Lafourche, said land being
bounded above by the land of Widow jean
tBatiste Hache, and below by lands of Wild
ow jules Lagardes, and in the rear by lands
now owned by Benjamin. F. Cross. together
with all the building and improvements
thereon. 81 sg54s szsea 81; 'ffef
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal. interest and costs of the above
entitled suit. 3a
TERMS OF SALE:--Cash in U. S.
Treasury Notes. # saH feh m
dec 30 St. NJ. BOURG. Sheriff.
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NEW YORK, July 19.-The Herald's
City of Mexico correspondent of July
9th, says: A new naturalization law
has been promulgated which gives any
foreigner the right to become citizen
of Mexico in twenty-four hours after
his arrival by renouncing his obliGa-
ton to his native country and having
some visible means of support.
The system of passports has been
abolished.
An American named Jackson, form
erly Captain in the 34th New York
Infantry, was ordered to leave the couu-
try by the Liberals amer having his
stock stolen and his crops destroyed.
They threatened to hang him if he did
not leave.
The capture of Matamoras was a se-
we're blow. The Emperor and Marshal
Bazaine are at loggerheads, not speak
Ing to one another, the latter being
considered responsible for the surren@
der. General Mejia and staff. who
evacuated Matamoras, had arrived ut
Mexico.
The Liberals claim that Tampico and
Tuxpan are both in their hands, Gen,
Lamadrid. Mexican Imperialist, de-
Tending Tampico having raised the
Mexican flag and turned the guns OF
the city against the French soldiers and
inhabitants.
a small skirmish took place only
thirteen miles from Vera Cruz which
created considerable excitement in the
town
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IndtauaDolI. Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, JulyI9.-The johnson
National Union Convention in this city
to-day was very thinly attended, the
number Of actual delegates not exceed
Ing one hundred and twenty-five.
Three Congressional districts were un-
represented here. Only those who sup
ported Lincoln & johnson in 1864, and
now support Johnson'S restorative
policy were allowed to participate,
General Sol. Meredith presided. Dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention
were appointed, and a series of resolu-
tons adopted.
First, Expresses ardent attachment
to the Union of States under the con-
Stltutlon; denies the right of secession {;
nolds al! attempts null and void; de-
c!areS all States now States in this
Union as before the rebellion: denies
the power of the General Government
70 eAcl9oe States from the Union by
governing it as territory.
Second, Confidence in President
johnson undiminished; approves the
general policy of his administration {.
endorses his restriction policy as well
as the patrloCc constitutional harmony
with legal sentiment the purpose of
the people in the suppression of the re-
bellion, with the platform on which he
was elected, and with the declared
policy of the late President.
Third, Under the Constitution the
right prescribed for the qualification Of
electors is reserved to the States, and
would be subversive of the principles
of our government for Congress to
force universal suffrage upon any part
OF the country, in opposition to the
wishes of the citizens thereof.
Fourth, All States are entitled by
the constitution to representation; all
loyal members duly elected be admit
TED to Congress without unnecessary
delay, each house judging of the quail
hcation of members.
Fifth, The payment of the national
debt is a sacred obligation never to be
repudiated, and no debt whatever in
CURED in aid of treason and rebellion
ought ever be passed.
Sixth, The nation owes lasting debt
Of gratitude to the soldiers and sailors.
The families ofour fallen heroes should
be cared for by the government; en-
dorses the Presidents determination to
give offices to soldiers.
Seventh, Delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention are expected to CO.
operate only with loyal Union men,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Dry Goods.

The market is very inactive. Prices of
cotton goods are little lower since the posi-.
ponenent OF the tariff bill. The stock of
Bleached goods are in moderate stocks, The
lower grades are heavy in price. Heavy
uElILS are nEm, with little doing. STRIPES are
Wy kinds Prints move slowly Autumn
goods are in fair supply, but few are buying
SinShams OF low and medium qualities are
In livestock and heavy in price. Only prime
grades are firm. DelaineS are dull. A good
deal OF activity prevails in CobueSs, and
prices are steady. Black Italian home-made
cloths also sell quickly. Broadcloths are DULL
CaSSimereS are in moderate demand, and Arm
IN price. Satnets are steady. Prime tweeds
nelS are steady and in fair request. Foreign
goods are inactive, but prices are very firm
especially of all desirable STYLES OF dress
goods. Woolens are active and prices are
ouoyant. Silks steady. The impOrtatlons
OF British and German goods for the fail
trade are limited and firmly held.-N. Y. in.
dependent
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New YORK Marker

new YORK, July 10.
Cotton steady at 35g3Sc for middling. Flour
lGGSc lower. with a moderate demand
chieny to supply the local trade; S7@S 80 Tor
extra state; - 2oa9 90 for extra round hoop
Ohio. and g 500 Y 3 for trade bran is, CLOSING
heaVy. Whisky quiet at s. 2Gd2 Is, duty
paid. Wheat dull and nominallv lower al
e 10 for No: Milwaukee Rye dull and
cropping at s2c for Milwaukee. Barley and
Barley Malt dull and nominal Receipts of
corn s, 500 bus. with a fair demand: SaIeS 1t
S59s21Ec for unsound new mixed western.
and Si9siIac for sound do, Including high
mixed 1T Sc, and closing at sac for prime
shlpping: Oats heavy, receipts Esd bush;
sales OF 1900 bush at 1O15lc for Chicago and
sc for Milwaukee. Rice dull. Coffee firmer.
sugar steady at ll9lSc for Cuba, and l3c for
fOIo Rico. MolaSSes dull. Petroleum dun
al E29Z3c for crude, and 37CdS9c for refined in
bond: Pork heavy and lower at 81 I21S@3I 81
for new mess, closing at S3l . cash: So jOT
e IS for old do, and 81 75ldT 50 for prime: aIS5
~, Dds new mes for September, buyers OPP
Bacon dull and nominal. Cut Meats sfeafy
t Lard dull at ,lsg911c. Butter quiet at 2OG CSC
at l6dl9c. tAe'
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New YORK, July l9'-The thermome-
ter at S a. NJ. to-day stands 760.
An important decision was rendered
yesterday by Judge Nelson in the U. S.
Circuit Court of the Southern District
OF this State. \ large quantity of
abandoned cotton was, in 1865 and 1866,
seized in the State of Georgia by agents
OF the Treasury Department and for
warded for sale on Government account
for the sale of confiscated cotton. THE
claimants for the property moved to
have the case removed for adjudication
from the L. S. Circuit Court to the State
Court. The motion was overruled and
the disposition OF the cotton sold under
the contiscation act in 1868 sustained by
the Court.
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Union Congressional Convention at
New Albany, Indiana.

NEW ALBANY, July l7,-A Union
Congressional Convention was held at
the fair grounds. Five counties were
represented. About six thousand PEG.
pie were present, including ladies. J.
NJ. c. Campbell was elected Chairman.
An able speech was delivered in the
forenoon, by Hon. II. D. Newcombe, OF
Indianapolis, which was warmly APP
Morton appeared, accompanied by Cen
eral Gresham and others. He seemed
weak, and was assisted to the stand
when taking his seat. He delivered
an eloquent address of nearly three
hours, during which he was frequently
greeted with vociferOus applause.
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Cholera Among the United States Sol.
diera

SAvANNAH, GA, July 19.-1he steam
er San Salvador arrived at Galveston
yesterday with 500 recruits for the 7tb
regiment of regulars. There were about
twenty-eight cases of cholera among
them and three deaths during the vow
age. One death occurred after arriving
at Tyber bar and one after the troops
were landed on Tyber Island. There
Is no sickness among the cabin passeu-
ers, but the steamer will be kept in the
Quarantine for fifteen days. The troops
are all comfortable on shore and the
sickness is subsiding.
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BALTIMORE, July 19.-Hon. Clement
L. Nallandigham, J. D. Bright and the
Hon. c. J. Faulkner passed through
this citylast evening, en- route to Wash
iugton for an interview with the Presi-
dent. a gentleman who Travelled with
them says, that one of the objects OF
their mission is to recommend the ap-
pOintment of Hon. J. B. Weller, form
erly Governor of the State of Ohio, now
OF California, as Secretary of War, in
view of the anticipated retirement OF
Secretary Stanton.
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GREAT FALLS, n. H., July ls.-Last
evening while two young ladies, Miss
Stone and Miss Maddox, were bathing
In the river they ventured beyond their
depth and were drowned. The mother
of Miss Maddox, who went to their
rescue, was also drowned. She leaves
a family. The bodies were recovered
after remaining in the water about five
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=. 1NDIANAPoLIs, July 19.-The Court of
common Pleas of this county, in test
case made up by the National Bankers
Association of Indiana, decided yester-
day that the stock of the National
Banks of this State are not liable to tax
alton for State or municipal purposes
under the present State law; not from a
defect of the power, but from defective
legislation,
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, July l9.
Flour dull. Wheat heavy; no sales. bnvers
otier 81 50 for No Milwaukee. Corn q1iet:
parties apart; held on the spot at, No. i, 69G
rive, sellers option, Is days, at 69c. Oats dun
and inactive; Chicago No. / held at 4Oc: Wis
conSln 4i9 ID. Barley nominal Rye Quiet.
no 6uyen: held at Soc for No. Chicago: az,
Tor No. Milwaukee. Pork S326SS WhiskT
nominal at g .. Canal FreightS-To New
IIgorK' corn l5c, oats s1l9l0c; to Albany, corn
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by Telegraph
Spirit OF the Stock Market.

Ne" IOFEN' July II.
The Posts money article says:
Golu IS rather more active. The loan mar
ket IS easy and abundantly supplied, The
STOCK market IS irregular with a dropping
tendency. Governments are quiet, except
2-SSs OF 1867, which are sustained by expected
lhaSoIaoIe news from Europe. Railroad
Ghlch Is excited. After the boari New York
central sold at lO154; Erie $50; illinois Cent
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Vessel. in ouarnptIne.

NEW YORK, Jaly l9.-The steamer
Moro Castle, with Havana dates to the
18th, arrived at quarantine last even
ing.
There are thirty vessels now in quar-
antine, but no cases of cholera or fever
on board of them.
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San Francisco NInrket.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL.
Costa Rica Coffee has advanced nc in ron.
sequence of a rumor concentrating -SOnO ~
In single hands 1t is also rumored tnaf on
million pounds may seek the London mr.
ket- Costa Rica closed firm at 23JIc: Cent?
America DC; Manila PIC.
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PhiIadeInhin MnrIn,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1911
Flour quiet. Wheat, declining tendencv.
new red g 1892 80, and white Sgss. Corn. 4
defining tendency; sales 800 bush mixe,3
E 1roei1 az slgs!c, and yellow sc. WhiSSv
~, TISS2 "a for Pennsylvania, and 81 y fog
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Boston, July 19.-It is rumored that
the Cunard steamers will be withdrawn
from Boston on the termination of the
posta! contract, and run from Liverpool
to Halifax and New York,
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Destroyed by LirhtnInr.

New YORK, July l9.-The rope fac
tory of Henry Lawrence & Sons, Will
liamsburg, was struck by lightning,
Four boilers exploded, tw q
of which were driven through a brick
wall to distance of six hundred feet,
destroying several large trees on their
a brick stable, which was completely
destroyed, and finally were buried in
the rope walk of Wall Il Sons. One
man was killed. The damage is esti-
mated at $4,000.
The Presbyterian church on Frank
lin avenue, Brooklyn, was slightly
damaged by the lightning.
Two persons were killed in the streets
of Brooklyn.
The cotton seed oil factory of the
New York Oil Company, Nineteenth
street, of this city, and the adjoining
primary school house, were DESTROYED
by fire, last night
lings was damaged. Loss 5000. Par
tally insured.