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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
BANKRUPTCY OF WADE HAMPTON.
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WAsuINGTON, Oct. 30.-Documents have
been receIyed here from tho United States Court In Mis-
sissippi showing that Wade Hampton Is bankrupt The
schedules show that lis total Indebtedness 81 0s5Osl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
PHILADELPHIA TREASURY DEFICIENCY

HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. 3O.-ln july last
Auditor Genera! Temple ordered general investigation
Of tie accounts OF the city and county officers ~ the
Commonwealth. 4 report Ia, been made which alleges
a deficiency of about 100000 In the accounts OF the
philadelphia CITY treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

The rise OF the curve Of pressure which b gan on sun
day continued till yesterday bat when allowance
is made for tho usual MONDAY oscillation 1t will he seen
that there was very little real change the "a hours
Tenn craturc has risen with wind rom southery
olrter and there ~ a little moro moisture In the air.
somewhat cloudy sky than that Of yesterday
peced in this city aud vicinity to-day, ana te
air viii be warmer. These conditions are likely 10 DC
still more marked tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
MIDNIGHT THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIYs

For the Widdle States, falling barometer, minds
re,Jtng 10 sothcrg and Uesfiy rising teperdtTe and
geterniiy ricdr irenfhcr.
For New gland, rising followed by falling harone
ter winds shifting 10 SOuh-wr-erly and ruuhcry, rid
ing temperature, and clear partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

COOBE-NOY ES- on Thursday oct 90, at kingston ~
iloy. s. PycOtt, rector 0f 81 Jonh 'nurVn,
BroJAlyn Charles L. Cooke Of brooklyn To hAaho No'eS
Of kingston.
wisN ERREADAt Yedo Japan On tho 1lh INST. III tme
consul General, by blshop WI
ian, John H. wsnor shangu Isabelle Read oi Hart
ford Conn.
An Notices Of Marriages must be hdorSea "'m ~"
nd ad,ly,gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
MARRIED..

III ,our unr 4. urny use PlRKEg's HAZE BAtSAh You
will DO delighted with tho it fostoirs tho color
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

STATE OF NETWORK.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1879.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL NEW-YORK
TUESDJY DrT 01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
TnDinlnny Hall.
ROBINSON AND DORsHEIMER.

TILDEN AND HENDRICKS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

HAVANA. Oct 30 The Amrrio arhr Anna T. carr, Win
cargo hilc- gum ami cOco4nuts nom Nchrhdr' Tor
ok. wont ashore On the night OF the l0th moi "h ty'
LARGO between BIiIbauO AId tlruuugpf $40 IL himD IN
brddrI and tie b. saved bftg has b'o ciHi
tered by captain Ccnfurg0s Ia take ter 60 60 Nhr
ashore hoI spanish s.Wirckc rlpt anu 10
Of schr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

NTwORLEAsN oct aO..Niu,ci 81 the Passes hip Taps
cutt AMI Anna. from SOW ork schr L. \ huo"r-,
fiutn Bustuu H.tnl. steamship frankfurt
SASANSAM oct aO-AItN"i, slap Universe. from Liver.
pt-i. bark souvenir. from Loves, Dot
CuALtfsIus. oct 80 .Auiyri. steamship ~a Gul, nom
baltimore. bafAs NiuI -huldon from Philadelphia Emily
IDS form - on the port brig J. H. hOuu dy nom
Net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
important conference.

New YORK, M p The Tribune. 10 its
report cf the meetings Of Governors Tilden
and Hendricks, yesterday, says: Gov. Hend-
rcks sail ;hat Inc public sentiment in the
Western States 10 regard TO the election was
go strong hat he was compelled 10 come East
to asc RAN tie clniiion CT public feeling
here. lie expressed bis admiration at the con.
duct Of the South-,n democrats, who, without
the lcas, manifestation Of turbulence, had APP
pea!od rrclysht:c IT, lie courts and was glad,
both 10 tic Wet nt, CT his journey hither-
ward 10 nc ICE the dip 'si lon OF all parties to
have matters ralIc. by aad lawfully settled.
G1v. Iiiiru fully c"0cu.red With all OF Gov.
Hendricks rcu.5k-. There appeared to be a
pert,c: anooru ui .Jc!s III regard to the Vucs'
'iiops of ,hc LouT y, deposition vas mani
fest on Tue par, c,ie. Of Gov. Tilden or Gov.
Hendricks 20 enter upon decided plan Of ac'
ton, aud alter Il lew iurtber remarks ca Vari.
Gus topics CIV. Hendricks Withdrew without
making a definite appointment, only expressing
the hope lhel IL would see Mr.. Tildeu again
before leaving he city. At the Everit. House
last nisht Mr. Hendricks said We have no
idea OF a;roeios upon a plan Of action. My
couipa i. Is: VT, caused solely by desire 10
be posted a. to he puzzle feeling and to sec a
few members ol the National Committee. We
talked 10 pui!.ics at dinner this evening. |
may 60 back tc loGlans to-D0rroW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
sOuiIa Carolina.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-The Herad's Co.
umhia, 5. g., special says: During the pro.
ceediups before the Supreme Court, yesterday,
Judge Wright, The eoiored Justice. said: Mr..
Cortn, only with 10 make this remark: On
"Wednesday tnc board we're ordered to issue
certain eegt:iic stea aII make return to this
cour: forthwith if they had executed this order.
10. day (tcGay) the court met aud expected to
hear from the baard. They were ordered to
report forthwith. I'hcy certainly have had
mere tilla ;iian forthwith means. They did
not report. The court then ordered them to
show cause why they should not be attached
By p. n. for their contempt. Now you come
and ask further time. You have known ever
since Wednesday what you were to do. gu
know whether you have obeyed or not. | am
not inclined to orco you or to deny you time,
provided you show Us that you ought to
have it.
COLUMBIA, 5. e., Nov. 2j-l2:34 p H.
The Supreme Cour: has entered judgment OF
fifteen hundred dollars fine each and commit
mcnt OF all the members Of the board of can
vasscrs TO Jail until released by order Of the
court. The conrt il cow proceeding with the
case against United States District Attorney
Corbin, counsel Ct tic beard, TOR contempt.
There is cousiderab, suppressed excitement
COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. o5.-United States
District Attorney Corbin, counsel for the board
Of canvasscrs, disca acd any Intention OF con-
tempt, and asked unit, Monday to satisfy the
court, which was granted. The court is now
occupied with argument on the electoral vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
by TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov 24-2:50 p. mo-
the Presidential question there is but one thing
that can be said with any degree of certainly,
and that il, whoever gets one Luudrsd and
e:ghty.G7e electoral votes will be President
Gov Tildeu hss inlisputsbly one hundred snd
eighty four, but i: seems to be determined that
the votes OF South Carolina, Florida and Louis.
| lana shall be co.tatei for Hayes, which would
/ gvc him The necessary number; but in Oregon
one Of tbs Hayes Gioctola is clearly ineligible,
| the State government, including the returning
board" il in tla hands Of those who will do jus.
tice, and, as is required, ono Of the democratic
electors may -2ccl=o the certificate, to which he
| would be CT titled. This will change the result,
| and give Mr. Iidan Ike requisite number, and
| ho wtu,d, in Inst went, be inaugurated.
Accour.s i!om he Northern States represent
= deep az! tsrucsG feeling srnCng the demo.
CT as in :!! section aud with The rig hit thinking
republicans there - beginning 10 be a sense of
crest iissa! fiction IL sho proceedings in the
three con,e:teG Southern States; and further,
tha. If Air l'i!ie1 has received majority
Of !hs votes. Notwithstanding tho report of the
"ralurnigg boards" &c should be inaugurated.
A pro:n;ncli, Representative from the West
10 ler ca,s that ~ nd little dcnot tha!the DEM
ocra'5 would he choated out Of the count in
South :.'scolint:, F!oc!ds and Louisiana, but
that !.a.e 40. 81: thor returning board that
would supervise sud revise their action, and
tia! although tue radicals might count Hayes
in, irthers was lca,ii. tho House would as Ger
tsi;iy coiil.i m cut.
Mr.. pc.!:g'a PLAN Ut sc!!on does not meet with
m4ch :ieur here aEG is considered by many 81
impractical st.I nigh. give the advantage to
the republicans, fer with radical Senate to
confirm nnd cars Gil. the wishes Of Hayes and
appropriations extending until July next the
House and Slr Tiden wond be powerless
Or enc thing the country may rest assured and
the democrat. congratulate themselves, i. 9, the
House, urdor any ena al circumstances, will be
democratic ty il1aj rity ranging from three
giving the rep ub.icans I'll they claim in the con-
tested Ssa;ce-t TO ten u;oa q fa;r count. While
this is close, i; will Suffice and the will of the
people can al least be expressed in the popular
branch OF Congress.
.is thought that Messra. uonkliag and Ed.
nuaG7, with Mr. Chr:s:iaucy, Mr.. Booths and
perhaps ono CT two ether republican Senators,
will take ground agsin:i tho fraudulent pro.
caedings in South CaTo!i!.s. Florida and Louis
isns, and will Do io:inl tn the side Of right and
Justice in tho co.tes. tha: is now almost certain
to tsko place il Congress upon the question of
counting THO electoral votes.
Gen. Iun.o:l, who has been ia The city dur.
ing the week, left tLis morning for his home in
Wsrr1nt0n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-A Russian imperial
order has ocen pronu gated relieving common
carriers from responsibility for delivery Of
freight when intcrfered with by circumstances
beyond their contro!-Whicn means war.
The uuuter OF persons wbo persisted 10 the
late cgoionc, 10 ic1s, is officially stated at
25l 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

REpAvING KING STREET-The great in.
proyemeut in the square on King, between Lee
and Uoion streets, by repaviug, is very marked
aud is the theme Of general commendation ~
the expense Of repaVing the whole leoeth Of
King street u the same style would ooly lie
about from 81 900 TO 81 500, and the propre
ty aud feasibility of SO doing is being ogltacd
on the street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

FELL FROM A CARA yoapg uau named
Lee Wright, who is a brakeman 90 the Ma
nassas freight train, while running across car
load Of lumber, yesterday, to apply the brake,
got his foot caught in the lumber and vas
thrown violently from the car to the ground,
bruisiug and stunning him badly. The acct
dent occurred ear River Station, where he was
pat upon the down passenger train and brought
TO his residence 10 this city. His injuries are
not considered serious, and he will be out 10
few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

OILERS WAR CASES The cas:s OF tee
State of Maryland against Gee. w. Carpenter
aud Capt. J. Il. Sprauzy, for assault with in-
tent to kill. growing out OF the 'gilsrs' var
of last spring, were taken up in tho Circuit
Court for Charles county, yesterday, and we're
expected 20 occupy two or three days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

The WEATHER.--Thc weather, which had
been so mild for several days past, took SUD-
den change Thursday pisilt and turned very
cold. During that and last nights the Their.
momcter vent very low and ice vas formed 10
exposed places, Several Of the ponds in tie
neighborhooa OF the city were coated from
shore to shore this morulng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

REpAlaED,-The schooner Stephen Morgap'
HON Georgetown, Tor Apponaug. K. H. when
vas rua into and badly damaged, on tue l1ll
lost, by the schooaerS. Y. W: Simmons, anu ,a
had to discharge her cargo. aud be haused up
on tie ways al lie ship yard, has had oomp'e.eu
The uece.s .ry repairs aud re-shipped! her cargo 80
10 day. The repair, made were entirely 70 ne y
hull. the maiio topmast, which was broken 10
tall, being left alone Until she reaches nei ueS'
lnaicn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

A. WASHINGTON, close connections with or.n
nd West, At Eanville daily WIN SoDtn
and Southwest, md AT Lyrcho"rg' tW'ce aa''S'
to South and West ;, r,.. g o,;o
DAILY connections with Chcs. oh:o
K 4. eastward to Richmond, ana wesI"aru W
Stanton. White Sulphur, Charle loh' hen'-
;naton Cincinnati aud the West.
Roth trains from South connect WIN nm Sne:.
:, Ohio At Charlottesville for the West, inns Is
- tha only line running double daily tralns
aonth Of Washington, and makes now Inc qu'ch-
81 .;r aver made--less than oO hours between
SWaah;n oton and New Orleaas.
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail Iraih'lias
son,ars ieave Washington daily, except pun
eens IN a. NJ, Alexsndris 81 O. NJ, anC at
10 at Strssburg 10 D. N. Lesve o.rasoufs
q ~ ~ arrive at Alexandra :. ~ p. IN.
u N VA TRENTON BRANCH-Connectioh 70
" crnn, W.rreuton with Mail II ain dsli ana
a i;.L somtb hopnd Accommodation Saturday al
ternoon. ,,oo alaxsndria for Cor.
,cnsH;lia Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ~
oons ND lesyes Gordonsvlle for Ale4sn or'a
ps;anJav Wednesday and Friday, AZ D. m'
Wa'uSnsn Sleeper daily, cithout eh'nge, oe-
u,'R aitimore and Now Orleans, leaving
baltimore SIX p. N. 80, ,,a wast q,
lowest rates. - J. FOREAURE. ten. Manager
JIM. BROADUS. G. I: a. nov .
VVATCHETS, SAWS, PLAN sS M anu ~ t'T 10
ii TOOLS. lust received and LOT sac a. - ~
dnced nrices At IS King ST., corner OF hoSa' ."
Ale1snol'a' w. r, CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

Parties p.yiog taxes will tiod 1t TO their adj
vantage to purchase Virginia coupons at Burke
Il Herbert's. nov low.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

DlsoRnERLY.-Wm Fountain, colorea
uau, while under the influence OF TOO nuch
bad whskcy, last night, smashed 10 the WHO
dow Of Sefer R!ousc's restaurant, at the upper
end of King street, and then coming 90 doWo
the street, performed the same feat at John
uhiun's oyster house. At the latter polnt'
however he was stopped 10 his mad career by
the police and Consigned to the station house.
Justice THOMPSON examined the case this
morning and hued Fountain ten dollars ana
costs, which he paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25
Local DreYitiea.


eign Missionary Society, postponed from last
| Sunday, will be held tomorrow afternoon At
$3.50 o'clock, in the nj. i. Church.
Indictments have been found against tic two
negro meo, now 10 Jail at Port Tobacco Tor the
commence on the och.
Among the passengers on the steamer Lady
OF the Ia Ike to-day we're the members OF the AR
tillery School band, from Fortress Monroe, 90
route to Washington, to join the garrison there.
Rev w. G. Webb. Of this city, will take
part 10 the dediostory services of the Sailors
Bethel, 10 Baltimore, tomorrow, aud will
preach. 10 place Of Bishop Aues in the morn.
Jog and at night.
4 slight change in the schedule oI the Fir-
gioia Midland road will be very acceptable. no
doubt. 10 toe local travel on that line. The
night train South will, on aud after the Goth,
leave Alexandria at 1895 p. ~, instead of
1885 a. IL.
The new lighthouse al Matthias Point, here.
toforo noticed as being 10 course OF erection,
is now nearly flushed, and it is announced
that the light from it will be shown, for tho
first time, on the 18th Of December, prozlmo.
A colorcd man named George Hall was ar.
rested last night. having in his possession
basket and three mats stolen from }. e. & +.
Mburn, and a shawl stolen from Henry
Schwalz. He was tried BY the Mayor this
morning who sentenced him to twenty lashes,
ten of which was at once administered.
Ia the Supreme Court of the United States,
yesterday, the cases of Ann Gregory plaintiff
10 error, "a. VIM. n. McVeigh were argued
By Mr.. s. T. Beach, Of counsel for the plain.
tiffs 10 error, aud by Mr. +. Phillips ard Nr.
John Howard for the defendant in error.
1t ought to 30 mentioned, 10 the credit OF
The Iibera!iiy Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac and the Alexandria and Freder-
icksburg Railroad Companies, that they trans
ported The Bishop Meade monument free from
Richmond to Alexandra.
Don't catch cold; but il you do nothing will
meet the requirements OF the case as we'll rs DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Ii you want drugs. either Wholesale or retail,
call on Leadbnatcr i Bro., ny the way, they
have Wells Eureka.
1t may be obscr we'd that no attempt is made
TO hunt up out-oi: the way or unknown places
to find names to endols! Simmons Liver Reg
uator:
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
John W. Btckwitb, Bishop Of Ga
Geucral John B. Gordon Uaited States
Senator.
Hon. John Gill Shorter, TX Governor of Ala.
Rev. David Wills, d. d., President Ogle,
thorpe College.
Blshcp Pierce, OF TIA.
Hon. James Jackson firm Howell Cobb d
James Jacksop.) Attorney at Law, Macon, Ga.
John t. Cobb.
r. l.. Mott, Columbus ga.
:. Il i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

REVIVAL MEETINGs.-The meetings at Inc
Baptist Church continue with uuabatet inter-
est. Large and attentive congregations assem-,
Die nightly, and quite lumber have pfotesseo
conversion. There will be prayer and. inquiry
meeting to night. beginning at = and closl 10
promptly at s. clock. Tue meeting a. the
NJ. ?. Church, last night. was very impressive.
The sermon by Rev. Mr.. Webb was searching
aud powerful. Three persons requested pray
ers Mr.. Webb has engaged to preach again
90 Monday night Rev. Dir. Waugh VIII
preach on Tuesday uight, and on "Wednesday
night there will be an experience meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depart,
rra., Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash.
ration, D. c., Nov'y. %. l876-lU:30 a. M
sor tho Middle Atlantic States northerly winds,
backing TO west and south, with warmer, partly
cloudy weather and falling barometer, followed
~ rain or snow Saturday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

A D.--Ciccun.s:.lccs -@ajo.ing 1t de.
Il eirabs Il II =..o:.ld i1>e.:ii. F-hlmoTe.. /
hsve Transferred nv DFH,iA j. rRACiICh In
A,oxendrie to Ok. y. Il i'U;5T Ho has beell
for SO msny years associaIt w..h n: ss 10 need
no introduction or endorsement. his hill ability
and reputation !2r b6ae-... 1f.d Ll,l integrity
being we'll known. J >ontis:ly commend hlh.
10 the favor Of my friends and patients, 10 we'll
worthy OF tho position :" N'ii2n rs sIcceods. hh'
basnesk for hIin n, practice Nth which, 70: 90
long J have Dc"1 :a:oc"t.
janis D. EOUGklN.
Aiaxandria. vs., nnf !'lt'
TAR. b. Z. JON e.. =; :. Calvert -. Baili-
~ more, Md. makes specially Ent guaran-
.ses Speedy and ';.:..: !eiio! IN a! Diseases
and lrregaaritica incident e. femais,, al1o IN
Jmpotency. Ster!!ty, 6perms.":rttsa. structure.
Gravel and ali ulaoc DsseaG:- "f t''e Gonefst.s o
Organs of either SEX sepD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

DRIME HONEY for sale by
I no7 il &. WM. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-25

Don't catch cold but il you do, nothing vii
meet the requirements OF the case as we'll rs Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-22
L1 SATURDAY, JULY 22~ 1876.
NO. 81

Lafourche i'll the Parish of Lafourche mt
about ID miles above the Town of Thibo-
dauX, measuring six arpents front by 10
depth of forty arpents. bounded above by
lands belonging to Octave Sognet and be-
low by Public Road Cleading to Brule
Grand Chene Settlement,l and bv lands be
longing to Howell and Newell being the
same property acquired by p. Il. Melancon
from TrasinoHd Bernard before Emile Eu.
gene Leblanc Deputy Recorder on the 18th
dag of March 1871.
SAID PROPERTY ASSESSED IN THE
name of p. Il. Melancon and having been
seized by me to satisfy debt due the State
o. Louisiana and Parish of Lafourche for
taxes amounting to Two Hundred and thir.
ty seven 2Il0O dollars together with all
costs and charges.
AT SAID SALE THE PROPERTY WILL
not be adludicated unless the bid is for an
amount sufficient to satisfy the claim of the
State and Parish, together with the costs
and charges which may have accrued.
THE PURCHASER AT THIS nALE
VIII be put in Immediate possession of the
property, but the owner Of the same, has
the right to redeem within six months from
the da:e OF sale upon payment to the pur
chaser, of the purchase price and fifty per
cent additional thereon, as well as all costs
and charges.
TERMS cash ON THE SPOT.
D. ChOSIER,
Tax Collector and Assessor,
Latourche Parish.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-22
Tax Collectors Sales,
T1X COLLECIOn'S sale NO. 10.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
and
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE,
VS..
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND ASSES.
SED IN THE NAME OF HERMO-
GENE AYOU.
Tax Collectors Sales.

Office of Tax Collector and Assessor,
Parish of Latnnrchc.
Thibodaux, l.. July 18th. 1876.
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME
- vested by the Act No. AZ of 1873, ap-
proved by the Legislature of this State,
March I4tfl. 1873, Will proceed to sell at
Public Auction, at the Court House in the
town of Thibodaux on WEDNESDAY the
both. day of JULY 1876. at II o'clock NJ,
without appraisement. the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
A CEnTAIN LOT OF LAND SITUA-
ted at LatOurche Crossing on the right de-
scending bank of Bayou Lafourche IN the
Parish OF Lafourche at about 4 miles be-
low the town of Thibodaux, measuring
one halt OF an arpent with all the improve
ments thereon.
SAID PROPERTY is BOUNDED ABOVE
by lands belonging to Mrs. n LeIort and
below by public lane, fropting said Bay
on and i'll the rear by public lane.
SAID PROPERTY Assessed IN THE
name OF llermogene Ayuo,and having been
seized by me to satisfy a debt due the State
of Louisiana and Parish of Lafourche for
taxes amounting to Thirty three 50Iln0
dollars together with all costs and char
ges.
AT SAID SALE THE PROPERTY
will not be adjudicated unless the bid is for
an amonnt sufficient to satisfy the claim of
the State and Parish, together with the
costs and charges which may have ac-
crued.
THE PURCHASHER AT THIS SALE
will put i'll immediate possession of the
property, but the owner of the same, has
the rig ght to redeem within six mouths
from the date of sale upon payment to the
purchaser. of the purchase prlcc and fifty
per cent additional thereon, as well as all
costs and chorges.
TEkMS:-CASH ON THE SPOT.
o. CkOSIER,
Tax Collector and Assessor,
LaiOurcne Parish
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-22
Succession Of Michel Dubs and
Marie Odile Gruber his wife
both deceased.
State Of Louisiana.-Parish Court
of LafOurche.

BY virtue of a decree of above court in
above succession and to commission to
me directed, ! will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder at the court house of
the town of Thibodaux on
Tuesday Tie 10Th day of August,
lS7t between the hours of IL o'clock A. Nj,
and o'clock p NJ
The upper or Northern half of lot No. 9
with the buildings and improvements there
on and the lower or Southern half of lot
No. 9 with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, the property of said succession
and described as "a certain lot of ground
situated i'll this parish, below the limits of
the town of ThibOdaux, on the right bank
OF Bayou Latourche known as lot No. 9 on
plat ordered by Pierre Lagarde and made
61y D. N. Gonrdain Surveyor on the 2Otl
January 1853 and deposited in the Re
cOrders office.
Terms of sale CASH
July 18th. 1876.
L. A. WEBRE.
Sheriff