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Succession Of Joseph Dantin and bis wife,
Marguerite sDantin.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA Third Judi
Dcial District Court, Parish Of Lafourche
Whereas, E. G. Robichaux, Of the parish Of
Lafourche, has made application 10 the said
Court for obtaining the administration Of the
said Estate
Therefore. all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections, if any they have
to the said application. with the CLERK Of said
within ten day after the first publication here
of, or the said applicant will, in due course of
law. be appointed and duly qualified the admi-
nistrator of said succession,
6KN Witness my hand and the seal of said
9g5ourt this 14tb day of April, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
apr IA. L. S.. ALLAIN. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION DE MICHEL BOURGEOIS, EFT
De 81 FEMME. MARIE STEYENS.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
L3me District Judiciaire, Paroisse de La
ea,,noko

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
L3me District Judiciaire, Paroisse de La
fourche.
En- yertu dun ordre de vente emanant de La
Cour du Sine District Judiciaire, paroisse de
Lafourche, dams Ia succession ci-dessus nominee,
h moi adresse. i'offrirai en- vente publique, le
MARDI Is MAI 1866,
4 10 heures 4. N. a Ia derniere residence du de-
c6de. situee dams la dite parolsse, sur Ia rive
iIroite du BAYOU Lafourche, a environ dix
sent miles en- has de Ia vile de Thibodanx, Ia
propriete ci-dessous decrite, savoir:
j . lIn certain merceau dc terfe, stue dams
cette paroisse, sur rive droite du bayou La
fourche dix-sept miles environ, en- bas de 10
Vile de Thib0daux. mesurant trOis arpent plus
on moins de face sur quarante arpents de pro-
fondeur, d'apres les lignes existantes, norne en-
haut par les terres de Josiah Knight, es ea nas
par celles de Napoleon Bourgeois ensemble q
yec toutes les batisses ct amelioraHons Qn sy
trouyent dessus. 80.
2o I'm autrc merfeaR 90 terFe, Htpe anssl
f'afonrche men pres h dixlhuit nailles au-des-
sons de Ia Vile de Thibodaux. mesurant dix
Init nieds de face sur quarante arpents de pro-
fondeur. borne en- haut par Ia terre de Paul
Rres snx et ca ba oar celle de Lufroy Breaux
Ensemble ayee tous les droits qui y appartlen-
nent.
village de Longueville, sur la rive gauche du
Rauon Lafourche, a environ 81 ou ~ miles en-
has de la vile de Thibodaux, le dit lot ete
acnuis de Claude Sandras ct est le No. du car
re 81 du plan deLongueville.
Anssi les fournitures de maison ct ustensiles
de cuisine. consistant en- Its ct leur garnitnre,
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porrn cREFF1ER DE LA COUR.

T.. 8, ALLAN est candidat pour la place de
na.ssar do Ia Cour du 3me District Judiciaire
nour Ia paroisse Lafourche relectlon pro-
ei,aine.
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VA. Nous sommes autorises annoncer MT
DONELSON CAFFERY. CONNIE candldat ID
place d'Avocat de District du 3me Distrlcs ou-
dciaire,
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EHSg"vARi lie preplef nnmero do Char'-
rari. public i la Nourele- Orleans paru d.
manehe dernier. les prrsonnes qui deslrent
souscrre cette feue vondrot.t bien s'adres.
spr au bnreau de la SeniineHe. LIE prix de la-
bon3ement est de 60 Cents par mois
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POUR suERIF.

C. LAGARDE est ndidat pour Ia place de
Sherf de la paroisse Lafourche Election le
ler lundi de mai.
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rA- Nous appeions l'attentioa du public
sur l'annonce de Mr.. Rabasse. Ceux qui ont
besoin de ses services lie trouveront a rHotel
des Etrangers.
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LIE soussigne, la solicitation de ses nom
breux anis Sc porte candidat pour 10 place
d'Assesseur de la paroisse.
CHARLES J. BARKER.
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R. N. OGDEN est candidat pour la place
d'Avocat de District du 3me District Judieiai'
re. d la prochaine election.
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POUR RECORDER.

lie soussigne annonce aux citoyens de Ia pa
roisse de Lafourche quill est condidat, pour une
reelection, a la place de Recorder de paroisse.
J.K. GOURDAIN.
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Candidatures.
POUR AvOcAT DE DISTRICT.

Nous sommes autorises annoncer E w.
BLAKE CONNIE candidat pour Ia place d'Avo-
cat de District du 3me Distri Judiciair e.
Election, lie Ter lundi de mai
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Chronique Locale.

Haes4.A LIcn-Mr. Eugene G. Robichanx
cankdat a Ia place dAssesseur, retire sa can.
d datlSe.
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Pour JUICE DE PAX.

MN. les Editeays :-Veuillez ann0ncer Mr..
ARTHUR ROMAN, CONNIE canddat a la place
de Juge de Paix pour &c District.
VOX POPULI
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PoMpIERs.-A Ia deEpiere reunion de Ia
compagne DIES Pompiers. apres qnelqnes a
,neniemenis fats a l'ancienne Constitution ct
reglements qui les gonverl:lit, il etc decide
quul. grand bal serat 4 q dams un etahlis,
sement prepice de 10 vile. Dams ce but ct
dams i'interet comu,un, mons persons que la
population ne Sc fera pas iirer foreille ponr
soascrire. ct les jennes gems delieront, de bon
cenr. les cordons de leur bourse pour Sc pro.
curer aes cartes d,eRtres.
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Succession de Joseph Daptin ct de son epouse,
Marguerite Dantin.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
AItroisieme District. Paroisse Iafourche

IA "A DE Ia IIVO IDIxA1N11-CUu UU
Itroisieme District. Paroisse Iafourche
Attendu que e. G.. Robichaux, de Ia dite
paroisse, fait son application a la dite conr
pour obtenirt administration de ia ldite success
ion.
Ep consequence avis est donne q toutes les
personnes que celia peut concerner d'avoir fai-
re leurs oppositions. 81 elles en- ont, cette de-
mande, au Grefier de Ia dite Conr, dams les dix
jours qui sniyront Ia premiere publication de Get
avis, autrenent le pstionnaige sera, dams les de-
lais de Ia loi, nomme ct a0ment qualifc admi
nistrateur de la dite succession.
WSA Temoin ma main o. lc sceau de la dite
AKaSD Cour, ce lame jonr d'AvriL mil huit
centsoixante-six.
IA av Il. ). ALLAIN, dreMer.
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JAMES ROGERS est candidat d Ia place de
Juge dc Paix, pour ce District.
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POUR ASsEssEUR.

MM. e. Edtsurs. Veuillez annoncer Mr..
ROBERT R. MCBRIDE. lie titulaire actnel. COM
me candidat pour la place d'Assesseur de cette
paroisse, a pelection pEocbaine.
PLUSIEURS VOTANTS.
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DoMMAGEs-La pluie torrentielle qui est
ysLue, la selnaine dcrniere, innnnder les piaa-
tatious OH les egouts n'ont pfl atre mis en- e.
lat faute de bras, cause bcancoup dc dom.
mag 10 senience du cotton. Tonte Ia grainc
Gui Sc trepvait es terre et gui comanepcait a
gern1er est enforcement perdne, et tous les
plantenrs qui Sc trouvaient avoir des champs
Nouyelemeut ensemences. Sc yoient obliges de
recom,neDcer ce travail. Oest le commence
ment .des debores auxquels sont sujets les
cutiyateurs de coton 81 c'etait le dernier!
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CREvAssEs- La semaine derniere une breche
s'est faite sur une tcrre 'appartenant Dalfs-
res, sur 10 rive droite dn Bayou, presque en-
face dela colonie agricole fundee par Hafapg
& Gle. Cette Overture qni mesure plusienrs
pieds de longueur fait baisser assez sensible
rnent les eaux dn Bayou. Les pertes qu'ele oc-
casionpera seront peu sensihles, ct les habitants
riverains qui. d'apres les apparences, esperent
faire une bonne recolte, ne doivent pas etre
faches de voir que cette breche qui causera
tres peu de dommages, les garantit des tristes
effets dune innondation.
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ARnEsrArros.-I y quelque temps, IN
negre fat tronve mort sur ID levee une
tren'aine de miles en- bas de Lockporf. Ses
,confreres ont suppose qu'un assassinat avec
etc commits sur sa personne ct ont cru quill
etait PGuyre dun nomme Moring, econone
sur rhabitation dn DR.. Head, alors, sans Ia
.moindre investigation, sur le simple soupcon,
qHi, pour leur cervelle etroite ct indicative.
.est devenu up realite, lis Sc sont, apres s'etre
arnes de fusils, pistolets est antre instru-
ments plus oa mons menrtrers, rendus, au
nombre de trente. .ou quarante, 4 la demeure
de M, Moring. Ne le trouvent pas chez lui,
lis demandent madame ou etait son mari.
Mon mari, repondi,-ele, est chez le iuge de
paix car ceIai-ci qui await en- vent du COM
plot, par quelques paroles quill await change,
probablement ayec un des complices, s'etait,
en- efgt rendu chez le juge de paix fajre sa
declaration. Mais les emeutie-s, ne pnrent
ly rencontrer, car la apssi H. cut le soin de Sc
derober a leur poursaite. En6n tous ,ces fats,
et bien d'autres don't nous ignorons l.existence
sont parvenus aux oreill, s des autorites ciyi-
aes qui ont immediatement lance des ordres
pour proceder larrestation des insurges
Huit ou dix d'entre eux sont l'henre quill
est lncarceres a la ge6le on lis attendent leur
comparutlon dcyant Ia co!lr.
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MARMELADE AUX PRuNEs.- -Dimanche an
aoir, apres quelques paroles echangeees en-
tire un jeune homme dune taille moyenne ct
nm certain vieux garcon. apeu-p de meme
aaille, nais dune rotondite respectable. lis en-
sor,t venus aux voies de fait. CONNIE Sc ne
sont pas toujours les pins gros qui font peur
aux petita, I en- est resulte que le jeune hon.
me ,qui venait de. faire emRlete dun facon De
fruits, brise son bocal sur la face joviale de
,notre vieux garron. Figurez-yous voir une
marmelade aux pruncs, arose de sang ct fan.
que de moroccan de veEre posee sur le visage
dun individuset vous aurez le portrait de no.
tire homme.
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