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How lMMIGRArIoS TO THE SoUrH 10
PREvENrED.-Ths Radical press, En yIish
and German, team with fabricated letters
from the South detailing atrocities and
ou'rags' PerPetrated upon Northern men
and smigrsnts who have settled in the
Southern States. The object Of these
helIons is easily detected. immigration
at the North doss not accord with the
plans Of the Radicals and must 10 prs.
vented by all means. Southern wbi,s
people must be made dependent opon
the negro for labor and If possibl. for
votes We regret to have to confess ,b.,
the e ffors to tbwsrt Immigration have
been. bu. two successful. There are Also
other agencies besides the press at work
to accomplish the same object.
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WAsHISaToY, March 10.

SENATE.-Mr. Sherman introduced a
Joint resolution that The aggregate out
standing amount Of United States notes
not bearing intsie est and including tho
fractional currency, shall not be diminish. :.
ed below four hundred and twenty nil
lions, and that all Surplus in the Treasury,
exceeding forty million, in coin and forty
millions in currency, shall be promptly
applied to the payment Of aecruiug IN.
deo,edness and to The purchase or pay,
ment OF the Interest bearing debt of the
Unite! States; bat The amount ofinter
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The Eastern S. G. journal

The above is the title Of new paper, pub :
lished for the first time on the third instant, /
B.nnettsville, ;. c., by G. p. Townsend, as
Editor, and W. F. +. Henderson,, Proprietor.
1t is neatly gotten up and ably edited; and is
upon the whole, All interesting family newspa.
per- We wish all parties the highest measure
of success
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From Washington.
w NAsHINGToN, March 8.

SENArE.-Mr. Van Winkls presented
joint resolution from the West Virginia
Legislature asking Congress to paw the
war debt of that State, growing out of the
equipment, arming and paying the militia.
Re'erred TO the Military Committee.
Mr. Poland presented joint resolution
- amend the Constitution by disquslifv.
Ing from voting, or holding office, all who
have wiIlngy taken part in the rebellion.
he'erred TO the Committee on Reconstruc.
ton.
Mr.. Henderson offered series of re.o-
lullons declaring that to Congress ard not
to the Executive belongs the power of 70.
establishing civil government in the lately
seeded States, etc.
The joint resolution to amend the
Constitution on the subject of representa-,
ton was debated.
HoUsE.-Mr. Boutwell,, from the select
Committee on Reconstruction, .rnsde 4
report, signed by himself and Mr.. Wash,
burne, OF Illinois, setting forth that East
tennessee IS loyal. but that Middle and
West Tennessee are drsoya!. Tie mum
Der of white male adults of the VOTING
age is 100, 900, and ofth, blacks of the
voting age So,oo0-in all 100000. In
order to insure and maintain Stain
Government, these two gentlemen pro
pose, as an additional cond ition for tho
admission of Tennessee, that the right Of
suffrage be con!ssysd without regard 10
race or color.
The House debated the bill DECLARING
that all blacks are citizens Of the United
States, and conferriug upon them equal
rights and immuuities.
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tE- MR THOMAS p. SLlnER, is our auth Or
lied agent IN receive advertisements aud SUBJ
scriptions for the LEDGER in Charleston.
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W AsH1NGToN, March 0.

Tie Senate discussed further tho cor-
sntnt'onaI amsndmsut apportioning rsp.
nesentatIon among tbs States according
10 their population, excluding Indians no,
taxed and narrowing the basis OF repre-.
sentaton in proportion to thoss excluded
from voting on accoun; OF color or race.
MIR. Henderson offered substitute for
the resolution, to the effect that no State.
IN presenting the qualifications for voters,
STALL discriminate on accornt Of color or
race. He said that his own State mis-
sour') Will g'venegroes the right Of suf
trsge, and the South would be comp.ll.d
In I've years, to-dc the same. The pro
posed substitute was rejected-ycas 10.
nays 81. The House resolution was than
reJectei-yeas 25, nays %: Mr.. Sumner
aud the other Radicals voting agains, it
because OF the absence Of provisions for
negro vctsrs. A two'thirds vote was re.
quIsits to secure its passage.
Ho"sE.-Ths bill to secure the civil
rights Of all persons, without regard to
color, in all the States, was the subject Of
further debate. 1t was recommilted to
the Judiciary Committee.
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subscribers to one Post Office address, accom- l.
panied with the cash, will receive a copy of
the paper extra for one year
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News SUNNI ary.
The Camden Journal announces tho
death Of the Hon. A. Ii. Bo, kin.

ipe SSnlueh journal announces the
death of the Hon. A. Ii. Bo, kin.
rs. Cooper"-do you remember him,
all ye that used 10 be under fifty l-is in
Richmond.
General D. II. Hill is going to publish
a paper called "rhs L.nd We Love-"
The National Lnteiiigencer State, that
the public debt Was reduced two millions
of dollars in the month Of February.
Reports from various quarters reprsl
sent the feniau excitement mere than
ordinarily intense.
General TiIlson, Of the Fresdmen's Blu.
rsau in Georgia, has imprisoned several
parties whs have been en,cing negroes
away from their employers.
A Mr.. Jacoby, who had recently emi
grated from Massach uss,ts to Savannah,
WAS fined by the Bureau there $40 for
having whipped severely shrss times a
negro boy in his employ, in order TO ex.
tort a confession Of theft.
A petition ninety feet long, signed by
six thotsana five hundred citizens Of
Philadelphia, favoring Sunday cars run.
ming, ha. been laid before the P.nnsyIva.
MIA Legislature.
c.,..,Io, ,
pr..idsn, - o. o..
W.s,.,r IT, .u, ,.,i,.s,
Company.
i"e onT '''s'i'e ('a) )Chf'n'cle says:
'"' "''"' crop !" u Is section presents a
''oS' "'e'eneu appearance, and Will be
=" u''e' 'S''u'''
The Lvncbhr,o Nsv.r.. rh h
crop IN this section is poor indeed, ana
but very little can be made, even under
the most favorable circumstances. The
most OF the fields We have seen are en-.
ureIy bare, the gan havirg beer frozen
out 10y the excessive cold weather, some
weeks ago.
TIL. Ch;...o p..n,,;o 80,
gram from Cinciuna,,i. stating tina, p,i
vas despatch entirely reliable from
Washington, received there state. ,La;
Mr.. Stanton will soor resi- On hi. offic, A.
Secretary Of War and that Gen. Stead.
man has accepted his position.
Al, Rhat,. o,I
h;..I, ""
loss oi his slavss. $4,000 in debt, but
with ample means to pay, conveyed all
ms property 10 trustees TO secure his cred
Hors and giving the overPlus to his wife,
and Then blow his brains oft.
The New York Commercial .Ileerti.
ser's Washington corre.pond,,, .ax.
The belief is general smong tho hos, IN.
formed member. Of the bar Of III. S,.
preme Court, that the trial Of civilian,
br the military corr rp,;..;,, ill k
nou0eed unconstitutional in the teii case
no" oe'ng arglsd.
Bishop Lynch has issued a c;,cu,,, ds
nounciog the Fynian movement, and one
is published BY the Customs D.par,m.o,
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10 the March numbsr Of De Bows Re
pie~, the editor, who has just compl.ted
tour through the cotton States, es,i.
mates the next cotton crop at NOT more
than one million FIVE hundred thousand
bales.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1855

Subscribers finding (X) cross mark on the
margin OF their paper may know that their
time is about to expire.
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Au.Dombre dies merveilles que les invites
peuvent admirer dams les grands diners dd pa-
ron de RothschilJ, figure, au premier rang un
service dc porcelane dune beaute admirable,
dime elegance de formes, dune fnesse de pate
d,una rls hessc de peinture faire phmer un
amateur.
Re baron possede ce service MAGNITUDE de-
| nuis tro's aus environ, Ct la facon don't il en-
est deyenu po sses-eur merite d'etre racontee.
Tn Jour un yieillard use, casse, ride, fame,
cacocliyme, Sc pres-nta chez Nj. dc Rothschid
ct soliciia Fhonneur d,etre admss a l'audence
du &c .e bre banquier. ii etait 81 vieux, ce pau
yre hom,ne, 81 traublant, 81 pausre d'aspect.
ore IL baron en- cut compassion tout d'aberd
COMPASSION qui Sc changea Ell un Vt interet,
des aae lie bon homme cut declare Gull etait
iuif. Vous savez qne les israelles ont au SUI
prelne d gre lie sentiment de 10 charlie pour
leurs eorsigioEnaires.
lie yielatd tira De sa houppelande or s.
seuse une assiette 81 belle, 81 riche 81 merve-
leuse de pertections, que lie baron, qui est CHI
naisseur, en- fut en,housiasme.
--Alonsiaur, lie baron, dit lie patriarchc, YOU
lez-vous m'acheter ce,a2 J'ai lie service COM
plet, ct 1'ai pense qu'une 81 belle chose ne pou
wait trouver place ailieurs que dams Ia maison
du prince des fnaneiers.
--Uest tres beau, en- effet, dit lie baron,--
mais conbien voulez vous de ee serviceg
--Ecouez- moi, reprit lie yieillard. JIG suis
bien vieux, CONNIE vous voyez, ct je n'ui pas
longtemps vivre. Je sa;s paupre ct je you-
dral nourir tranqu2le. Vouez vous en- echaE-
ge dc &c service de porcelaines preeieuses, me
ryir uAe rente viagere. :. de LOO fir. par
mo.s9 ce nest pas b,n cher pour yous, et je
sIis 81 rieux H..
Le baron regarda lie panvre liomma, exami-
ma encore lass etle, rehechit un instant, puis !:
--Soit, dit-il. VOLTA votre premier donzie-
me, enyeyez moi le service, ct donnez moi yotre
nom. Je lie fara inscrire ma caisse.
lie jour meme, lie merveilleux service etait
chez M. de Rothschid
Tn mois apre /, fe baron etait dams ses bu-
ceat,x and un homnle Sc presenta pour tou-.
cher IL second donzeme de la rente promise.
Ho reur, Get hemme etait jsune, trente ans a
pei,ia, fart, yigeureux, ben ti,ltaille pour
vivre cent aus.
Mais ce nest pas yoas. s'ecria le baron
snrpris.
--Eycuscz- -mei, mons;r le paron. Q est nien
moi.
---Mais vous aVieZ cent ans!
Che men al bis que trentc.
--Vous alliez mourn.
--G'hai repris eeat a Ia fie, Grace fotre
chenerosite.
LIE barof Sc nit rire ct donna ordre de
--Ah! dit-il, vous etes III. fer comeden
It vous nl'avez roale
--Che.suis tone le premier! rspondit lc jnif
tn ssluant.
d puis trvis ans peja, II. de Rothsceild
paye seq porcetaines tons les uois, ct ella pent
tlurrr longtemE 9 encore: niais son service est
81 beau qu'tl ne sen plant pas.
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Jean Cazeaa
ETAT DE La I4OUiSIANE-Cour dn
Atroisieme District. Paroisse Lafourche.
. 55s- :
philorene Cantrelh

Tnll0sene 4GanLrelIe
ETAT DE La LOUisIANE-Cour DIN
4 troisieme District. Paroisse Lafourche
Prcnez avis. que agissant en- rertu dune exc
cntion Issue sur un bon n II mos. emanant de
la cour ci-dessus nomme ct dams lafaire ci-
dessas numerotee, iai sasie ct offrirai en- vente.
. fenean public, an plus Eaut encherisseur.
devant la Iaaison dejcour, dams In vile dc
Thibodanx. paroisse de Lafourche lie SAMEDs
Tine jour d'AFRiL 1866, a II heIres A. H., Id
propriete plus bas dccfife. saroir:
Tn certain lot de terra. situe dams cette
paroisse, dams la vile de 1hibodaux. mesurant
cinquante pieds dc face sur Ia rue Green par
soixante quatorze pieds ct pcnpres sept poncas
de profondeur, borne en- face gu l'ou4s 4st par
70 rue Green, an nord par I, terrain appar.enaut
. Alexis Lefort tils.. q Test par nne moitie dun
lot appartenant auirefois Samuel McFardin
ct maintenant James A. Scudday, ct au sud
par une portion de terrain appartenant Paul
D. Terrebonne. Ensemble avec toutes les ba-
tisses. ct ameiorationa qni se trouvent sur le
dit Lfrain. Giant une portion dn lot No. 45, sur
an plan de la vile de Thiboiaax.
CONDITIONS-Le dit lot sera yenlu pour
ce gull rapportera, comptant.s
NJ. B0URG. Sheriff.
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Thibodaux, 10 Mars 1866.
OFFICEL DE PAROssE DE LAFOURCHE EFT DE Il

complies respectifs dnment appronVee par ie.
drecteuss dts ecoles.
Sur motion dnment secoHdee, il fut rssoiu,
Que lavoeat de pa oisse, NJ. Taylor Beattie,
soft ct est pur lis presentes aatorise d'exami-
ner ct vofr que est le montant des taxes dc
paroisse uui etc actnellement ct. respective
iinent coll cite par Charles Gaade ct j. ii.
Stiner, Les deax derners collectears dams ct
pour la -paroisse Lafoutche, quel est lie mon
iant don't lis ont rendu compie ct paye ct en-
fin ouel est montant des taxes restant encore
dues ct non payees. En- Gas de non paiement,
par les dts collecteurs, des dtes taxes on fonds
de la paro,sse, que lie dit ayocat soft ct est par
les presentes requis de poursuiyre ct de reeou-
vrir des dts percepteurs des taxea de parolsse
qui penvent etse des defdnlters ct de leurs Sc
curites respectiyes tous les montants qui ont
etc collectes parles susdils collectors de pa
roisse ct don't lis mont pas rendu compfe ct
qui sont lus, ayecle principal, interetset ffals.
Une petition dies habitants da Bayou Chou
pic Int Iue ct, sur motion. deposee sur la Ia
Bile usqu d Ia pfochaine assemblce,
Sur motion dfment seeondee M Il. S. A
lain, arefier de Ia Cour de Ii dite paroisse fnt
autofise de fairs fire des bureaux pour Fusa
ge de son Office, ct de tlrer im'nediatement SIR
le tresorier pour lie paiement do d t Outrage,
leqnel ne devra pas Sc monter plus dc vingt
piastr-s.
Sur motion lie Shcrif de la paroisse Lofonr-
che fut autorise acheter une serrnre pour Ia
porte della prison ct de- presenter son compte
pour le montant
Sur motion dament seconiee, NM. Joseph
Clement, Arislile Mire ct Theophlle Clement
fnrent NOMINEES eonlmssaires detection du I'd
d.strit, en- rempacement de ceux premerement
nommes qui ont offtrt lenr resignation.
Le compte de IL. Marcelin Robichaux Sc
montant q $3.50 fut presente, ct ayant etc
trouve justc ct correct lie Placement en- fut or.
donn6.
Sur motion, le Jari de Police sajoufna sine
is PERKINS, Pres't.
j. W. KsoBLocH. Grefier.
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ON DEMANDE SIX OU HUT BLAECs

On prefErerat des habitants de Laiourche
pour TRAVELLER sur upc>petite hahitation coton-
Mere. situee dix miles de Ia Nouvelle- -Iberie,
dams la paroisse St-Martin
La terresest de premiere qualitd pour 10 cus-
tnfe da eoten.s
CONDITIONS. Les hsses de labcur sont four
MES, ct on donnera pour cages la moitie de 10
recolte. Les d6penees seront supportees egale-
ment par le tlavaillcnr Ell lie proprietaire La
part des depenses dn travaiieur scra rennbour-
see Ia Fin de lfannGc all propriGtaire. qui aura
fait toufes les depenses pour la nourritnre ct au-
tres incidents b pexploitation de fhabitation.
fPour plus ample information s'adresser
an bdreau din Grefier St-Martinville on au Dr..
IM At ,stNartfnviIl120 90 i;tnrier 1865.
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Juri de Police.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PAROIS-
Sc de Lafourche.
1libodaux, lc 5 mars 1866

- zs Z =
lie s5ari. de Police de Ia paroisse Lafourche
s'assemAaa a la maisoa de Cour, daas Ia vile
/ de Thibodaax Il 10 henres A. NJ.
Furens TreseLts NM j. S. Perkins, rre-
sidtnt; ). j. Roman, Arsene Bergeron. J ohn
Lyall. Washington Grifan, SosfLene Foise,
John Nelson, Joseph Reinent ct P. ]. . Thesiot
4 bsents Frank Dalferes ct D. b. Rugh.
las minut4s de la defniere asseinbiee furett
| lues ct approuvees CONNIE enregistrees
Sur In tioa dhnient secolldee il fit reso,u-
one deux ferries soient etablis; nn Lockport
etl'autre Raceland, ct qu'un comte de t els
soft notnae pour fxer le priS de traverse. LIE
| ferrpa Leckpert dcyra etre| etabli devant ID
dite vile, p-s plus Join qne soixante- -quinze
pieds en- bas on au-dessus de- la die yile
lie president nomna du dit comite. Nm.
Lyall, Remcnt ct Foise.
Sur motion, le Juri dc Police sajaurna
deux heGres r. NJ,
AZ dcux henres,ie Juri ssssscmbla presents
Fconme ce matin.
| Le comte noinrne ce matin lit lie rapport
snisant, leqnei, SIR nloton fut dnment adopte.
Id Honorable President ct afembres du Juri de
Police.
NM Nous sonssignes, mcnlbres du comits
II
/ ge, coHaTne suit:
| Pour tout passager a pied. ..........0 05
homme ct cheval ecayalier pas
| ircus. ...-........... .......... 10
/ Pour toni buggy ct cheya lie cavalier pas
lnc Y .3..3.8 ..ss.s. .s.............s., 90
Pour tout buggy ct chevaux !e cavalier
Pas ihciu -. ............ ID
-Four toate yoiture avec delx, chcvaux, lie
| cavalier pas inclu. SO
Four tout wagon ayec qnatre mules on
cHesauA ..s.#.s. 1881 0O
Ponr tout wagon avec quatre mules on
cAepauxr eAarge. Il 90
Pour toute charrette ct cheyai 4au mule
ie cavalier pas inclu. ............. %
Pour touts charette ef ehevaI le cavalier
| PAS lnclu. chargec. ....l..... SO
Four tout cheval mule OH bnuf. O5
riouton, veau, cabris on cochons O3
be locataire du ferry aura lie droit de char
ger le double apres hut henres p. NJ. du Ter
| novembre au r mai, ct apres9 8 heures r. NJ.
| du Ter mai an ler novembre.
1 lie tout Giant soumis votre consitasrat
| ie coInite Genande "A etre decharge.
lSigne JOSEPH REaoST, JoHN LYALL.
our motion auinent secondee, il fnt de plus
reso'n, -qne les dts ferries seront vendns. O.
pres dix joars de notice par le Sheriff de Ia
d.fe paroisse, payable IN quart com ,,ant ct
10 balance en- trVis placements eganx, asec bon
ct valable caution. lie locataire .du ferry de-
Tra fournir de bous ct couf,ltables hateaux.
| Sur motion dument secondee, il fat ordan-
ne me ioutrs les reclanations passees. pre-
sentes ou failures, des ecees pnblieues de pa
roiass. dams ct pour Ia paroisse de Lafourrhe.
avec leurs preaves aceompagnantes, ct certif-
cs II, seroDt prfsentees ct prises EN- considera.
ton par le Juri dc Police de Ia psroase dc
I.afourche, chaqae saance on session de Ia
dite assenlbiee, de manere que 10 Placement
ca SOFT ordonne ct fait tquitablement ct pro
portionnelfment enire tens rec 'amants, nnti-
iies ct reanis dc rroius:c ct presenter lcurs
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GTATE OF LoyIsTANA-Parish of
{ Lafourche.

TAKE NOTICE That acting under in or
ofthe Police Jury Of tlieaparish of Lafourche,
bearing date March 7th 1866. will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder on
Wednesday. March 2lst 1866. at 10 o'clock, 4. N.
on the premises, the leases Of two ferries one
to be established at Race-land and the other at
Lockport. in front ofthe town or within seventy
FIVE feet above or belowsa;d. town.
Terms payable one fourth cash, and the bal
ande in three equal instalments ,smaturing res
peetively on the lst of June, September 1866.
and January 1867. Purchasers to furnish bond
with good and approved security, to the order
of the President Of the Police Jury, the said
leases to expire on the lst of Jan lary 1867.
Purchasers Of said ases { furnish good and
.substant tiaf boats,
N, BoTRG. sher. q.
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~ y 49,
MoNiTlcN.
Etat de la Louisiana.
4 toas celtr qae ces presentes peu-
cent conceYAer,

sSNA ~ =
ACIIEZ Quo attendu quo Mathurin
Bourg, Sheriff do Ia paroisse dc Lafnur-
che en- vertn dun writ de saisie ct vente, lanes
par la Cour de District dn Sine District Judici-
alre fie iEtat de la Louisiana siegeant dams ct
pour 10 paroisse de I.afonfche, dams pafaire in
titntee JAMES a. FROST, vs. MILES IA. NC
LEOD, sur I'M ordre ct decret De In dite Cour
rendns le Ter decembre 1866 a saisi ct yendu.
en- vente pnblique, pour do compliant, CONNIE la
propriete dn Defendeur Miles A. Mcleod. la
5me jour du mos de fsgrier ssG,
Us cEaTArs MoRczAu De TRERz, o. TERRAIN
DE VILE. sTrue DANs,LA WILLIE DE TnrnopAcx. &.
TAxT LIE LOT NuHeRo TRENTE ouaTRE (No. 34)
Sur LIE PLAN DE La VILE DE TRIBopAux. No1Ns
s saIzssTE cINQ rIEDs DE FACE SUE La EUE Tim,
DAux FAE soIzAsTE ouIszE PIEDs DE pEoroSDEur,
ApfAsTEsAST b L'EGLIsE PREsBYrGRIEssE, BOZ
Ne Au NoRD PAR LA RUE THIRoDAux, 4 /. EST PAR
la RUE ST-LouIs EFT LIE TERRAIN DE- IA p1rn f.
elise PREsBYTeRIENNE, b L'OuEsT PAR Ia RUE
ST PHILIPPE EFT Au Sun PAR Ia RUE sTE-BRrcrr-
TE. ENSEMBLE AvEc TouTEs LES DATfssEs 1T A.
seLIoEATIoNs our s'Y TRoUvENT, ct Mr.. Evariste
Maronge de Ia paroisse de Terrchonnc en- de-
Vint iacquerenr pour Ia somrne de treize cent
cinguante piastres (Sl350 0o) compliant.
~ attendn que le dit Evariste Maronge a. ca
jour presente 50 petition cette Cour, derllan.
dant ace qn lui soft accords une mopition, o,
advertisement, conformement un acte de la
Legislature de FEtat, intitnle: aUn acte relatif
aax Monitlons ct 4 la nlanere de proceder, ap.
prouve lie Is mars 1855.
Enconsequence, &putes les personnes qui pour.
raient avoir droit Ia dite proprfete, en- conse-
quence dun defaut de forme dams l'ordre. 10
deerct on le jugement de Lii Cour. en- vertu du.
quel Ia vente aarait etc faite. ou de toute ire
galarite, on illegaite dams destination, rayis
ou le temps ct le mode de ID vente, ou pour
tonte autre defectuosite telle qu'elle soft sons
par les presentes avertes d'avoir dedure,
dams les Ircnte jours qni suirront la premiere
publication des presentes, les raieons ponr les
queles 10 vente, ans faitc. ne serait pas confir.
mee conformdnlent 4 10 reqnGtc de lacqnereur,
GESA Temoin ma main ct 10 sccau de Ia dite
49, Cour,ce 3eme jour de mars mil huis
cent soixante six. Z. s. ALLAN, Grelf,er
& s &
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sUccEss1oN De r1c7oa RIcH1Rp.
E.TAT De t 4 LoUfsfANr-t,o,,r !

NJ iAI DE Id. LOU1SIANE--Cotfr du
- second District de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
@ Commencement un ordre d moi adresse, par
IA Conr ci-dessus mentionnee, dams la succession
cs-dessus numerotee, je vendrai i l'encan public.
Ia derniere residence du dec9dc. situee d peu
PRES de mile en- basde Ia Vile de Thhodaux.
MERCREDl IA MARS 1865,
. 10 hcures 4. n, les proprietes mobilieres OF
apres decri;es, savoir:
un lot de chaises. bure u, buffet, tables
lis ct leurs ionrnitures, armoire, poel 3
garde nlaagers, etc.
otiriral Aussi en- rente, sur les lieux, les de-
bTis de pex-etabiissement de bisulfte de Richard
q scudday consistant en-: nne houillore. | lot
dc hillnes, lot de vieux fer, roues, etc.
CONDITIONS Compliant au monen. de
l.adndication.
mars 8. NJ. DoURG, shfrif.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-10
Taxes fEcoles.
Bureau aas Affranehis ct DIES Refugees,
Thibodaux L., 2 mars 1855,

Les taxes 'ecoles levees en- yertu de 1ordre
No. 3S de ia serie courante de 1864, provisoirc
sment slispendues le novembre 1865 Giant es
nonvcau en- force, toutes les personnes de cetts
sparoisse qui ne les ont pas payees sont requise.
de ie faire i I'agent de &C bureaH, d son bu
reau dams Thihodaux Le. Celles aui resident
dams cinq miles, o., a pcupres. de Ia yillt
devront s'acquitter d lei ali courant inclusive
mert, ct les autres dici au II cous ant.
G. r. McTAGGAgT,
Asst Prer6t Mare dsal rflne District Mlitatfs
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-10
SUCCESSION OF EUGENE LaGAIN AND
COMMUNITY
STATE OF LOUISIANA--4tl Judicial
NDistrict Court, Parish of ASSUMPTION

1s s' = = - t''t - - so tie1i'
Gy virtue Of an order Of aale emanating from
the Sd judicial District Ccnrt. parish Of Lafour-
che, IN tho above na'Lea suece ion ard commn-
nifty, to me addressed will offer for sale at PM
lie auction, on THURSDAY. March the 22d 1856.
alto o'clock. A. NJ, on the puemises. situattd IN
this parish. right bank of bayou Lafonrche at
about - miles below the town of Thihodatix,
the movable property belonging to the said Es-
tate. to wit:
One cart, one skifi. one saddle and bride,
one corn Shelter, two pots. one lot carpeaers
tools, one horse. &c.
TERMS: payable all Sums under ten dollars
cash and all sums of and exceeding ten dol
lars. payable one year after date. Purchasers to
furnish their notes with good and approved Sc
curity, with s per cent per annum interest pay
able to the order of Mrs. Rosalie Forest tntrix.
mar 10. , NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.