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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
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Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMIsBURG, FOR SALE, BY
spf ORDER OF COURT. N.

.ONssAruRpAr, the i9lh day q oeToRhR,
HOTEL IN the town Of Miamishurg. Ohio viii
be sold, 10 the highest bidder. the following real
estate, hs the properly OF Leroy IAskcy, deceased
t0-Wit. situate IA the county OF MOntgom and
state of Ohio. being 10 No 10 on The original plAt
OF the town Of Miamisburg, In said county Said
property 20 be- sold frce OF dowor.
Appraised nee 0f dover. at ...l.ll. Al 400
And cannot soil for less thnn tYo,thirds thereof
one third in one and nethiTa ln two years there,
afteri deferred payments 20 bear interest and To
BE- secured by mortgage on the pfcnisos W
AMANDA A. CASkEi,
AdminisiratriX Of Leroy Caskcy, deceased.
ADAM CLAY Attorney. solid2aWf
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A MooNLEss MoNTH.-The month of
February. 1866, which is now gone. will
be marked in the astronomical calendar as
the month which had no full moon !
January had two full moons. and March
had two; but February none. Of course
this peculiar conjuiIcture Of periods, that
makes the full moon show her face but a
few hours before the month comes in, and
again d few hours after the month goes
out. is n rare thing in nature; but how
rare, do you suppose, gentle reader? 1t
'llas not occurred before in your lifetime,
nor onrs; not since the time of Washing
ton MOI since the discovery of America
by Columbus-no, nor since the Christian
era, nor since the Fall of Adam, nor since
the creation of the world, unless that PEE
Rod be placed back myriads of venrs.
And it will rot occur again, according to
the computation of astronomers, for twu
millions and a half Of ycars.-INew Yorh
Evangelist.
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Ex-Goy. FL. w. ALLEN.-Frum a pri-
yate source we learn that Gov. Allen was
in Havana a few days since, en- route for
France, where lie intends having an
operation performed upon his wounded
limbs, His suffering has been great. but
he bears up against it with cheerfulness,
fondly INDUCING in the pleasing anticipa-
tion of being once more enabled TO return
to his old home in Louisiana. With thou
sands of others, we will gladly hail the
day when we can welcome home a soldier
and d man, who has won his way to the
esteem of his fellow-citizens by a hundred
acts Of bravery, and a thousand Of charity
and true benevolence.-[Sugar Planter.
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HONOR TO THE GALLANT DEAD.-A
proposition has been made by ladies OF
various points in Georgia, and seems to
meet hearty concurrence everywhere in
the South, to appoint the 26th day of
April as the anniversary upon which
Southern women will decorate the graves
of our deceased soldiers. 1T is a sublimely
touching and beautiful thought; one
prompted by the same generous devotion
which has Won for the women of the
South a shining page in the annals of
history. Whatever differences of opinion
may have been produced by the result of
the late contest Of arms, as to the justice
Of the Confederate cause, there can be no
diversity of thought as to the purity of
motives by which its soldiers were i'm
PEELED to it's defence. nor the unparalleled
heroism and constancy with which they
sustained that cause as long as there was
a ray of hope. It's true they failed but
as might wrapped her sable mantle
around them, Fate pinned it with a bright
STAR" and in future ages it will be written
and spoken of the South, as it was written
of fallen Romeo South, .'thy fall was
worthy of thy greatness" In paying all
possible honor to the memories Of the
gallant dead, there can be no. disloyalty,
and we hope tae ladies of this county
will inaugurate a custom SO touching and
appropriate. Let US visit their grave in
the beautiful season of spring, shed the
tear of sorrowful remembrance, and strew
the eonsecrated ground with eyergreens
and flowers; else will i
A thousand GLORIOUS actions that might claim
Triumphant ~laurels aud immortal fame,
Confused in clouds of glorious actions lie.
And troops of heroes undistinguished die.
a5 -Natchez Democrat.
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The Immigration Bureau

very necessary and excellent law j.
that passed by the Legislature recently III
session here, by which a Bureau Of Inumi.
grafton is directed to be organized. The
Governor has appointed DR.. Thomas
Cottmail manager of this important Ell,
terprise, and we hope that he viii devote
his full time and energies to the work
before him. no section of the globe is
more strictly agricultural than Louisiana.
and labor is an absolute requisite in
developing the wealth of her soil. To
supply the demand we must look to the
populous districts of Europe, where can
be found the most thoroughly trained and
thrifty farm laborers in the world ; but in
order to induce these people to bend their
steps hitherward, the facts that they will
be properly received by our local author
tiles, and the great inducements to locate
here which are offered by our soil and
climate. must be properly set before them.
The duty Of informing immigrants upon
these and other points of Importance,
belongs to the Commissioner of Immigra-
ton. and We hope that he will lose no time
in the matter. We are already too late
to benefit much by the tide Of cmigra-
ton, which during this Spring will set
toward the shores of America, but much
may be done in che summer and fall
months toward providing labor for our
planters during the next agricultural
season. The agents of other States are
already in the field and laboring indus
triously, and the interests Of Louisiana
must not be permitted to suffer Through
neglect or earelessness. The Commits
sioner is given q good salary, has full
discretionary powers to make arrange
ments for Transporting immigrants to our
ports, and the people will certainly hold
him to a strict accountability for his
stewardship. It is because we recognize
the vast interests inyolved-in a great
measure the welfare and prosperity Of the
entire Comnonw ealth-that we speak thus
seriously Of the matter. .
w see thai DIR. Co.tmar has begun
operations in a proper manner by asking
for statistical infol nation regarding the
of our State. The substance
Of the advertisement referred To- is as
"A liberal compensation will
given by the Bureau of Immigration
or q description of the different parts of
he State Of Louisiana; Of the advantages
which are offered for the various indus
rial pursuits; Information regarding
,asturage and arabic lands suitable for
he cultivation of sugar. cotton, hay,
ice, cereals, ETC.. Of the kinds Of wood.
stores, the oil regions, etc. Articles
Ipon these subjects WILDE paid for by the
'ureau. Much valuable information,
should Judge, may be gathered in this
ray, and if j~udiciously distributed, cannot
all to greatly assist the cause OF immi-
We shall take occasion to FREE
uentiy report the progress made by the
sureau.-IN. @: Times.
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!. s. Internal Revenue.

THIBoDAUx, April "a. 1866.
l HEREBY notify all persons Of the Parishes
OF Terrebonne and Lafourcfe who have not
made their assessments to me on the Income
Tax due. to support tile Go ernnent of the
gnlted States to pay interest on the public
aenIa ana lor other purposes, approved June
10th day Of May. 1866 ; or an addition Of Is
per centnm Will be made.
oFrIcE AT tile Strangers Hotel, corner
Green and Thihodaux streets.
JOSIAH DOYLE, Asst Assessor.
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sIxsu DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
| THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
70 oil raem taese presents shall conss
GREETING: &
WHEREAS, Hippolite Ga.ly having par
chased ut = sale made by tle Sheriff Of the Par
islf of Lataarche, the property hereinafter
described, has applied to- the Ghrk Of this
Cours, in whose Office. the deed Of sale was re-
corded on the 3lst day of March a.. ID. 1856,
for Y monition or advertisement ID conformity
to an Act Of the Legislature Of the State Dit
Louisiana, entitled an Act relative 20 Nom
tiotis and the node Of proceeding = appsgad
the 10th day OF March. 1855. saMA
Now, therefore, knew We. and all personsi In
terested herein. are hereby citsl audi aIinonisb-
ed in the name OF the Stata Of Louisiana. and
Of the Sixth district Courto of New Orleans who
can set up any right, title OF claim in and to
the property hereinafter described, in conse-
queica OF any inforfnality IN the order, decree
or Judgment of the court under which the sale
was made, or any irregularity or iilpgality in
the appraisemcnts and advertisements i'll time,
or manner of safe. OF for any other def ct what
~saeFeryy to shew cause. within thirty days from
the day this monitor, ii FIRST inserted in the
public papers, why the sale 50 made should nor
lie confirmed and liomologated.
The said property was sold By the Sheriff Of
the Parish aforesaid on the Sd day of March,
A. y. 1865, by yifta,e OF d decree of this Court,
rendered on the 9th day of January. A.. ID. 1866,
i'll a SUIT entitled Abat Il t~senGres %. r. G. Aa-
bert, No. I7i4S of the Docket of this Court at
which sale Ilippplite Galley became the pur-
chaser for the price OF twenty-five thousand
dollars S22,D009 cash
Description of the property as given in the Ju-
dicial Conveyance, VIZ:
!. A certain tract of land, established as q
sugar plantation, situated in the Parish of La
fonrche, on the lift bank Of the Bayou Latour-
che, at aboat six or seven miles below The town
of Thibodaux, measuring eight or eight and =
fourth arpents, more or less. front on the said
bayou, by eighty arpefits in depth, the lateral
lines conyerging considerably, so as 10 give !
sriperfcies ofabout four hundred arpents, boand-
cd above by lands of said Aabert, md below by
lands Of said Aabert, hereinafter described, and
by land of r. J. Theriot i Go.
2. A certain tract of land adjacent to and
below the plantation just described, measuring
four arpents, more or less, front. by forty .arpents
in depth, bounded above by said plantation and
below by lands Of P.J Thtrlot Il co. a
3. A tract of land in the rear and in the
vicinity of the plantation frs. described, being
Section Jos Of Township 10. south os Range III,
east Of the Mississippi River, containing five
and ffty-fonr acres, together with all
the buildings and improvements or other ap-
performances thereof
4. -Four mules, two horses, ono yoke Of oxen,
one heifier, two cows and calves, five carts,
twelve plows, four harrows, &C., about two
barrels Of corn ana d lot Of hay.
&c. Clerks Office, this It'll day OF April,
LIS. 1856, and ninetieth year Of the indie
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Remedy for Sores.-Of a great many
cures for both man and beast. we have
never met with n equal to wild black
cherry bark stepped in water. for sores.
It's remarkable for cleansing and heat
ing. Several great cures have been ncr.
formed Of late.
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FOR CLERK,

LIS. ALLAN is a candidate for the office d
Clerk of the Third Judicial District Court. fol
the Parish of Lafourchc, at the approaching
election. IN
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LosT.-Mr. C. G.. Thibodaux advertises
a lost note. See notice.

LosT.-Mr. C. G.. Thibodaux advertise'
a lost note. See notice.
BThe weather was quite warm during
the past week. No rain since afortnight
A shower would be welcomed with joy BY
everybody in the parish.
EyMessrs. Mccarthy g. Hobert are the
proprietors Of, and now "%run," the Elk
press on the Opelonsas Railroad. Trav-
elers by that route who have baggage
along with them, OF freight, will find it
convenient to have the same expressed
and delivered at any given place in New
Orleans or along the route. Messrs'
Mccarthy g. Hobert are accommodating
and courteous gentlemen, and We recon-
mend them with pleasure to all travellers
on the Opelousas Railroad.
a Record Of the late Fourth Louisiana Regi-
ment, C. s. A., its s~erpi,es, etc.-By
Samuel Lambert.
i, We have been furnished. with the first
serial number of the above work, but nave
not yet had time to give it perusal. The
first number is neat in typographical APP
and embraces FIVE chapters
to the "Presidential Campaign
of 1860 The departure OF the Hunter
Rifles ~ g Camp Mooro-A Coast Trip;"
!. Biloxi-Ship island, etc.;" False
Alarm-Evacuation of Ship Island" We
are glad to learn that the en,erprising
editor of the work is meeting with IL liber-
al patronage. Every member of the old
should have q copy /; it will be in
valuable as a book of reference. Price
e5, complete. Address S. Lambert.
Clinton, La. b. T.. Patriot.
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THE UNION H0UsEs

THE UNDERSIGNED, having removed from his
4 old stand to the House across the street, former
~ occupied by Mrs Horton, informs his friends and
the public geneIatlv, that he is now ready to accom-.
n1odafe them with the best of liquors; and that be
has added an eating House to his establishment
where any one can be supplied with oysters, coffee
&c, prepareAby an experienced cook, at a moments
notice and at liberal charges.
A. rARR
Thitoiaax. Oct. e. 1sa5. L.
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LOST.

4 note drawn by Ulger Hotanl. favor of C.
g. Thibodanx, for eighty-fvs dollars aid seven
" cents. The finder will please leave the same
with the undersigned.
may 5 2t. C. g. lTHIBODAUX.
Raceland-Parish Lafourche.
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TT The undersigned at the earnest request. Of
Of his numerous friends, hereby announces HIM
self as candidate for Assessor OF Lafourche, at
the approaching election.
CHARLES J. BARKER.
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THIBODAUx, LA. sHt.
SATURDAY,. MAY S, 1866

The following names are presented to
the voters of Thibodaux. at the approach
ing municipal election Of May 9TH. 1865
For MAYOR IS. T.. Grisamore.
For TURTLES A. Perrin, James f.
Thompson, Joachim Badeaux, francois
Riviere, Marcelin Robiehanx and w. I'll.
Tabor.
For DIREcToRs OF GUIoS ACADEMY /:
J. J. Roman, E. E. Leblanc and l.. J.
Meyer. .ss
THrBoDAUx-The town Of that name.
we mean-is very dull hardly any BUSH
ness ADDING. Merchants, and all pro-
tessions, in fact, complain of the dull
times.
B"Mr. Arthur Blanchard, a quite COM
potent and s,niable gentleman, has been
commissioned as post master for the town
of Thibodaux.f The Office is now kept
open, as it should be. from 8 o'clock A. M.
to S p. NJ. M is#t
DOur thank . are due otour obliging
young friends, Charlie and Victor Holden
and r. A. Thibodaux, for favoirs.
ED~Mr. r. Z. MCCARTHY, Of Mccarthy
y Hobert's Express, on Opelousas Rail
road will please accept our thanks for
iate New Orleans and New York papers.
GT II 3ffE.T.~F -EE31-NE u e. HM%
REDUCED PRlcEs.-Mr. j. r.. Thibo-
daux' Of the Cazenavette Drug Store,
corner Main and St. Philip streets. in
forms his numerous customers and the
public in general. that he has just re-
ceised and now offers for sale, at REDUCED
PRICES, y large assortment Of fresh drugs,
medicines, patent medicines, perfamery,
etc., etc. Mr.. T. offers rare Inducements.
dis motto--Qaick sales, small profits.
.e8Nss
Asss~Shnald any of our readers wish, to.
invest cash in dry goods they will do we'll
TO call ut Id. Moore's wholesale and re-
tafl dry goods store, corner Main and
Focus streets, where all the latest styles,
pest and cheapest kinds, of goods will be T
Eoand.a Mr' Moore is an enterprising and
energetic gentleman, and is determined
q outvie and defeat all competition nthe
Try goods line. Please refer to his ad-
'eftiseunent to be found in to-dav's issue. (,
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EOR ASSESSOR.

Mcssrs. Editors Please announce the name of
r. r. MCBRIDE, the present Incumbent, as a
candidate for the office of Assessor for this
parish, at the approaching election.
MANY VOTERS,
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FOR RECORDER.

The undersigned announces himself to the
citizens of the Parish Of Lafonrche, for a re-
election to the Office of Parish Recorder.
yeg @E- A ~ - J.K EOURDAIN.
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The great purifier Of the atmosphereis
azone, which resolves animal and vegeta-
bic ehuvia into innocent substances, as
water and earbonic acid.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

wa We are authorized to announce r.. N
OGDEN. as candidate for District Attorney o
the Third judicial District.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF..

G. LAGARnE is a candidate for the office
of Sheriff. for the parish of Lafourche, election
1st Monday in May, 1866.
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ay- We are authorized to @annol,ne Mr.
D0NELSON CAFFERY. rs a candidate to.
District Attorney OF the Third Judicial District
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ass-We are authorized to announce L. W.
BLAKE, Esq, as a candidate for the office of
District Attorney for the Third judicial
District: Election first Monday in May.
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Mr.. F. CHERoT, No. Z st. Peter street, New
Orleans, is our duly authorized agent in that
city. Fi3 s ts1 2t* %@AGt5
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THBoDAUx-The town Of that name.
we mean-is very dull hardly any busi-
ness ADDING. Merchants, and all pro-
fessicns, in fact, complain Of the dull
times.
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DOur thank y are due to- our obligine
young friends, Charlie and Victor He lder
and r. A. T~hibodaux, for favors.
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W-Mr. r. Z. Mccarthy, Of Mccarthy
Y Hobert's Express, on Opelousas Rail
road will please accept our thanks for
late New Orleans and New York papers.
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JAMES ROGERS. is a candidate for Justice
eff the Peace. for tifis Ward. s|
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FOR sUsTICH OF THE PEACE.

Messrs. Editors Please announce Mr.. AR
THUR ROMAN. as a candidate for Justice o.
the Peace, for this Ward.
VOX POPULI.
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proposals.
OFFICE OF Asst Co1sIssARI @ EEEyAL OF SUBSTANCE
No STATE 81, NKw-l DIRK, Jan IL, 1900


ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals Tin
N Duplicated will be received by tie undersigned until ono
) O'Clock p SATURDAY, the 2hh insi FOR sgppyns,
foI the use Of the United states ATmy
follows, VIZ: . ,
/, eco barrel, PORK-Me,s or Prime Me"-of the old
end new crop IN fun hooped OAK sh barrels with two iron
hoops Meat to BE- fee from rust stain, full weight aud
thoroughly sailed Bidders viii stare when their pork was
packed. end the bi snds also. tho KIND OF barrel -
The PORK 10 be received inspection yards as shall be
agreed 10 by The undersigned . -
500 barrels Of t.i qa1yH Extra sgpIhne s G ~
t-ara cmqie Tie brands md places Of mfnuctpTe TO BE-
stated Ia the bids aud whether IN round fat hoop bare
The barrels be in good shipping order fun headned and
lie store. ere required for immediate delivery.
Samples Of The -four must be delivered with the proposals.
printed copy OF bi. advertisement must be attached to
each proposal aud the proposal. must 6e spechc IN
must contain the written guaranty OF two Responsible Names
as follows:
We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should ell o,
any pat Of the above bbe accepted shall be duly u'he
according 10 its tue puTpou aud conditions also tss
written contract. with bonds 70 the amount oil one
the value Of tue toes proposed to be furnished n" %
cuted, IL rrqgi. ed" ,,
The seller place Of business ssd the date Of purchase
well tie of contents with shipping ma IS 70 %
hereafter des na'ed, must be panty mart OH s'S P
age All other old marks must be obitersled.
Certificates Of inspection by professional packers or nsec
tor. oiey ttaa tie party JTaiAng the ir9ri"on' VIII be
REQUIRED for the certifying e part Of Tue seer te
present quality and condition. aud the immeaatey preceding
IHe nssr will also be examined and passed upon by parties
from this office on the part Of the United States
The -four win he inspected the date Of delivery, and com
psr-d with the retained samples by inspector appointed by
tLis office, whose certificate will be required
Payment pul be made currency or "a eqairdlen A. soon
as funds are received for The purpose
Contractors are expected to hold their goods without er
BLInk. toy Pyposgls trG be furnished M, office, rhh
ust be inco,ed cnrcIope addessed 10 ne UHdergHed
H. r. CLARKE,
evetBrig. Gen. and A. G. q. g.
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