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I jfew «Series, Vol. I. imfcgaj /Thiliodaux, La., March 17, I860. TERMS« 'One'year (in advance).,— $5 OS *>ue Cep? . ■..■■ ■ ■■*...... 10 ». fi. 'fcD'ftlÖ % CO., Editor«. fcï'fcîfes &F 4bti rït tiS|H^ PrtSLrSMD EVERT SATCBD.A.T. 'IN D E P EN D EX T IX ALL Tn IN G S -NEUTRAL IX NONE." Oy Sqcaks (or yk.v uxKry" — First iasertion $ 1 60 Second insertion . 76 Eueb subsequent ius. .... 60 ClNDIDATBS ., <10 W OFFICE- Corner Harket and St-Icui» SU. official joïiîaai. of fin: parish of lafoirciie a m of this it own of fiitiie »Arir% edited xsd i'fblisii kd £very Saturday —tl*— P. K LOIIIO ß B. L ORIO.„... CO. „,. F. ,S ancan ÏFFICK : G'oraer Market nnd St-Louis Sts SCBSCKIPWOWï , One yew (in aévaucc) GO ,-OnecPRy . .. ..." J® KITES OF IBYEETISIKS? |- For each square of ten lines or 4c6s.^ lite firs — értaon. $T50 j f-eco'ml insertion, 75 cts per quarc. Fw snbseqöetit iagartieas, per-sq'«are, |0 cent«. H For püffessional and business cards, includ ing p^per, not exceeding 6 liÄs, fur 12 months no. , , „ t _ JLdverttsemenis puWfisbed at irregular inter Ivals, $2 per nÇBare $flr each insertion. A liberal diScomrt made to y earty advertisers Announcing candidates fur office, $10, tobe paid for IN At)VANCE. Advertiaepeuts not marked on the copy tor , specified time 1TÏÎ1 be inserted t'rfl forbid, and ^avuient exacted. , |. Persons sending communications Ve this pa per must a J wave Inrnt theiT Teal iraïfles te the Editors. We will not Save or return reject 1 manusripts; Allusions personally'disparaging to any one rill neve* 1»inserted exceptas advertSsomotits uor then, if peculiarly objectionable. State of Louisiana^ "OVfSC O-V K<C* L Cl V TBI BODAUX. Mhiboixtux. March "5, 1866. At a. iwjpiUir" liieetiHTg of tho Town Council, tiiis 5tli dny of Marc!), lBtJO, ere pre^isnt : 8. T. G ri san« ««s àfoyw ; Me.«sr,«. A. J «Pornu, J. H. Fleetwood, Ii. D. Jordan, f 31. Hoffmann and E. G. llobicliutjx. Abseat-^J.-D. Lc *8 *a«>c. '' " ; Tho minâtes ■èffhe'bi-st mrcrtnj were E 4*r ad and appro ved as recorded. I Thb following Treasurer's report wns jacad and appovod: 1 ' . ' . ! *.¥«»^"5, iSfi6. To the Mayor and Trustees of tho town e if Tlnbudaux — I hereby submit niy l'iiiontblv ro^iHi t «f my accownt witli the f • • • C« >rp^ I« tïw« 1 ï «ml tfre,' 4 ' 6«mfT) ' '. f' «is foifotvjj : , 1 ' - 1366 . rARpf>ijATtr»\ RR m. ' 3IaroU 5, nin't rve'd to date ; $751. 1J •' -V p*d »• $5J0?1 • 4 bal <>n band «irâ duc by G- A- 231 90 fTsiTl 75llï DR. fJi. -taio 19 $452 60 1866 GCI.ON ACADEMY \ "Maroh 5, am't rec'd • to Î , 'Äct*«.?,, • 'V am'tpdtadnte bal dueaiujpd I .by, Uoi - - fund 142 50 ' ' , ' , 50 4">2 SÜ ' Cash iii hailït'Cor» ftwds $ iï) 5ÎJ due bv G. <V. *V " 142 34 Cor. f«nds a àlWsvo §231 90 •J .'"X.- GiXüRtJAiH, Treasurer. ■There being no further business bi»fwe [»the board, on ^notion duly rocojtiled, *C'ouncil#Jjournea »ine die. S. T. GßlSAMORE, Mayor. 4VE. Lome, €le»k. » » » OilDINA v Cfi So. S RKIATIVB TO THE CO-VSTAItl.^ . . ■Se'itofdaèaéd iff (ht Mayor 'and Tnutm • iif the -iowntf Thibodmt , That within neu' day a alter' • having been duly and -regnlarly qoaliöed. the Mayor an Trn«te?s of tbe to*n sWiU.jiwceed. > by ballot, to felect a «(ttâbleTHfd competent per son to act MrCJOustable !of the corporation for and during the ppace of.one.jtear, aad until »his • succ(»sor,l»e«|tpoârt«i. officer «hall make and execute, iu famr-ot' the Mayor and Traateos. and their succours in-of < fice, his bond J* sefefe in tbc sum of ftv.fljjundred • dollars. ( $ Ô09, ) with one ;goed and «oUeut surety, residing in tbepariife, tothe satisfaction Äfd ' Idapâéity, and account and payorer to thé persons entitled to tlia same, all moneys that may come into his (haods, and besides, take and sdbscrHne before . the Clerk of Abe computation-*u oath of the ••««»«apMüMiUnf'- • "Sec. a. Beà fwther ordaintd, ifc.. That it 4 ehall bç the duty of said officer to be presaBt at tlie meetings of the Board, to execnte'all such suite •w arrants and orders as Uie Mayor or any other . justice of tbepeat», within the limits of th • town, shall 'fivue and grant io virtue of the or dinances, rales (kregutatians of tfee t»rporation ; to do and perform aft-the duties incumbent on him by the ordia##oes of Uve towii, ftt ,d to see that all the nt^an« regulations adopted for -the police and government of the town be faith ■ fully observed u| èxecùtcd. . r Sec. 4. Be il farther ortkined, &rc., That said -officer thai) be copßerHriof oftlie jeéîe within '«he limits df the town, foi-thafpui^ose is «nthorized to arrest aqy pmooTlolatlng any ordinance, without a previoate warrant, a id t»riug him before a justice-ef t e peAcs er thè Mayor of the tows, and then and, there- to be "<leU with according to. lew. -® Ä il farther ordained, &çc.* That the «aid officer Hhall bfe èn titled to demand and re ■ceive, orer and above the emoluments of his •oflice.an annual Filaiy of one hundred ÄolfaVs, ($ 100. ) payable quarterly, Stc.* 6. Be it further ordrined, &r.,That ehonM the said pfflccr neglect or relume to perform and faifbtulljElfnlftl the ditties imposed on him.i tiie t^a'Çp^l wsswe tfl themselves the right •of çaEpelliBg hiœ/( whicU shall be «Uwe; faow crer,.only on the vote of two-thirds of all the membû-s of th* Co^^cil,) and cnrfaili.ig his salajy in such an amount as they'will deem sul öfcieat, a 8wn«t hi«, and his surety w «tMiMagesikat nwy^rè^ult from suchjailure and negligence. - «ec.*7. WtWjtt£km»*d<nM T &^ 'Sluit - ^ .case of c^«Jspu,i^ fal4 .officer, the Council «hall, with itf ^éedk^s.or befere, proceed, as provided 1jy Hhj^tat« law,, to the election of a person to fill the vacancy. Sec. 6. te# fdrtür-itfdme>l, ire., ' That all laws, oMinances sod resolutions lo these can trarj, «é, and tW iHuBe i«f ^atMÎaftr^BWd.^ <> - r ORDINANCE No. 9. SHxaTWE TO Tînt Assssso» and Modf . or Assessment Be it ordained ly tfte Mayor and Frustees qf the town of Thibodmix, That w ithin ten days after liaving Tjeén duly aud rrgfilarly qa >1 ifled, the Mayor and Trustees shall proceed to elect, by ballot, a competent person us assessor <of -the «oorpöi'fttiou. * ■ ficc.'Ç. Be it further orda-i/rsd, eta , That the said Assessor shall, previous 10 any act in «aid capacity, take a«d subscribe, beforeasomu •competent officer, an oath, loger Jorw faithfully and correctly all the duties incumbent oit him by tbeeMnanceSef rte «coporation and the litvsef the State in reference thereto, aecord itrg te the farm laid down in the coiJstituhon<of il»e Stato. Hec. 3. Be it farther or duhiçd. &e., That "y ilîtin tiirce months after his appointment, the tàe said Assessor stall complete h's assessmect, reoapitulatien, entries, exteniious,-footings, and advei'tmements, und bave îsis ltills ready for ■delivery, under the penalty of b;*ing deprived of his whole salary, or of such portion, thereof as infty be determined by tie Mayor iaitd Trustees. Sec. 4. Beit further oräaimd&c., Tliut it is hereby made the duty of the A seisor, im mediately alter Ivaving been-qualMied, to call on cveiy ûidividucâ au Inject to taxation within the limits <if the town, and ascertain, i|néor «atè, (which hi is hereby authorized to administer to every person subject to taxation, ) the value •of all his property, real and personal, situated in said town, and assess the tax on said valua tion, if it lie approved fey the committee .to be appointed as hereinafter provided. In.assessing the tax upon merchants aud traders of all kinds, oifwLotn a Kjiecifie tax has been levied, the As sessor shall rt quire them to state, under oath, which he snail administer as aforesaid, the a vera&iÄmount of their stock during the year, and the tax shall be levied on the average a mouut so fixed,«if approved by the satd commit tee, Scr. 5. Be it farther ordained, «fer., That whenever any person subject to taxation is ab sent, the oath of his clerk or other agent shall be tafcen in place of th-at of the principal, and if ho p r.son be present to represent him, theii the Assessor sha'l himself fix the valuation of tk: property sudjecj to taxation. Incase of nou-re.-idents. the Assessor shall alao fi v the vai oa ion on tiré property, and calculate the tax to be levied thereon on that basis. Sec. 6. Be it further ordained' <£c., That whenever the piincipnl. or fn his absence, his cleik or agent, shall refuse or neglect to take tbe w,.i4i above i>rcscri|)ed. the A»essor shall, as aforesaid, fix thé valuation to said.property, to which valuation one-fourt&'tfcereaf shall be ad ded and thj tax to be levied oalcuiatcd on the total amount'so formed. See. 7. Be it farther ordained ,<£c„ That when said Assessor shall have awertained the amount, quality and valuation of all theprcper ly within tha l.mitg of lhe town, and previous to giving notice as provided I y law, he shall draw o% in a legible hand, a sketch of his labor, which he shall submit to the committee of Fi nance, for their examination and. correction. Sec. 8. Be Ujurther ordained &c.. That they shall „three days aftrr having received fn.ni the Assessor a sketch of his labor as aforesaid, assemble and carefully examine^thc valuation and estimate placed upon the*property by each incl.vidui;!, fia i if,iirtfccir discretion, they deem 4hat any property lias bwn assessed by the o'.vner b.'low its real valno. they are authorized andemj) nveied to fix a fair and equitable valu ation thereon, and,she tax. shall be computed on said valcaiion, and not on thafcof ihe pro on said valcaiion, and not on thafcof ihe pro prietor. Sec. 9. Beit further ordained, That within ten days after having received from the Assèssor his sketch, they shall return to Irin in writing a statement of the alterations which they have m de, which lie shall incorpoiate in his tableau for advertisement-, as hereto pro vided. Sjc. IC. lie il further ordained, That after having received the report of the committee, the said Asseseor shall forthwith givedue'and public not.ee by advertisements during ten days—one to be published in ihe newspaper, one to le posted up at tlie Gourt House- and »noth« at the post effiee, to all persons inter ested. that the assessment aud estimate-for the year is complete and finished.-«ml that i?-\vithin the delay allowed, fjbey do not present their objections, they shall be forever after deprived of that right. ■ Sec..11. Re il further wdaincd, frc., That when ever any objectiens shall b« made in writing by a-proprietor to the estimate and assessment fixed upon his property within the prescribed delay, »aid proprietor shall deliver the same to the Assessor, who, upon the reception thereof, shall irnm diately notify the Finance commit tee, who shall forthwith assemble, and, in con junction with the said Assessor, decide upon the validity of the said objection, and make changes and alterations in the roll accordingly, or reject the proposition, as they may deem proper ; that said decision of the eommittee and Assessor shall be final, and after the expiration of the delay, the Assessor shall make out his tableau as hereafter provided. Seefl2. Be Ufurthtr ordained, «fee., That af ter thé expiration of the delay above prescribed for making opposition and the publication of the advertisements acqui'cd by this ordinance, the said Asses-or shall draw off, in a fair and legible hand,«two rolls of ali the assessed prop erty and -taxes of each individual, with recapi tulations affixted thereto, and one separate re capitulatiop. all of which he shall certify and approve under his official signature ; one of the said rolls be shaH deliver to the Collector upon his receipt, and the other d ;pc s te am >ng the archives of the Council, by delivering the same to the Clerk upon his receipt; and the separate reoapitftlaliens he "hall deliver to the town Treasurer upon his receipt: that in making out the sa:d rolls, the Assessor shall make all the necessary extentious, entries, additions and re capitulation ; shall post and foot np at the bot tom of each page each separate column, and transfer the total found-to the topof the follow ing page, and so oa to the end of the roll where he shall affix, his certificate, stating the' total amount of the taxes, and number each page of the rolls. îiec. l'S. Be it further ordalntd, &e That it is hereby made a-special duty tf the Assess#! of tl*e town to plaee on fats assessment roll the number o^yh lot of ground within the town of ThibodauX^Eccording to the plan of said town, so that Hie quantity of laud owned by each pro prietor may be precisely known and ascertained. Sec. 44. Be it furiher ordained, Su,, Thaï u pou the presentation by the Assessor of the re ceipts of the Treasure.'.*, Collector and Clerk, to the Mayor, rn due and regular form, he shall deliver to the said Assessor a draft on the tet snryj countersigned by the Clerfe. for the araHIt of his salary, which is by theee presents fixed at the su» of fifty dollars ($ 50 ) per annum. Sec, '5- Be,U further ordained, &e-, That all anees and resglatrous to these contra laaA'onitoi - . . iy, be, and the sarao are hereby repealed ahd abrocnted. i ,o- j y ô m -ir (Signed.) S. T. G r ISAMORF ., Mayor. i P. I., I.ORMv Cloik. ■ 1 >1 to in MONITION the for of as on State of Louisiana— Third District Court, Parish Lafourche. To all those whom these presents may concern : «REETINtt* KNOW YE— WTiereas, "Mathn-ri-n Bourg, SheTitf of the Parish of Lafourche, by rirtue of u writ of seizure and sale, issued out - cf tJte District Court ef-the Third Judicial District of the Stffte of honfefcina, wr-and for the Parish of Lafourche, at the suit of James fi. Frost vs. Miles A. McCleod, on ail order ami decree of said Ootff-t. rendered on the ist of -December. 1805. did-sei-ze and proceed to sell ât sheriff sale, for o*£h. as the property of said defendant, Miles A. SteCleod, on %he »d ^ay tf Fetrrnavy, l'HiiG : •' A OKRTAIN" l.OT OP OKOCXD. OR TOWX LOT. MTCATKB IX THK TOWN OF Ï'HIBOD.UX, HEINQ l.(ff M'MBftlt THIRTY-FOUR (34) OX TIIE pi. AX OF TUB-TOW X OF TUJSODACX, J.iiSS SIXTV-FIVE ffeS'f Ï110XT OX TWfflODAtiX St., BY- SKVKXTl'-FlVK ÏKET IX DKPTH, BKI.OXUIXG TO TUE PRESBYTEKI.VX Chcrch ; nouxded north by Thibodai'x st., tc-ist by St, Louis st. ,t'hr i.qt of tub PflKSBTTKRUiw CWURCH. WKsT jbv St Prflt^F st. axd AfH ïtï St. ciitogït st. Tuffe/hft milk atl the buddings and improremmU therein." When. Evaristc Maronge, of the Parish of Terrebonne, became the purchaser thereof for the price and sum of thirteen lumdre'd and fifty Jot lavs (Si350) cash, fey him then and there fnvifi. And. whereas the said Evariste Maronge has this day filed his petition in the said Court, praying lor a monition or advertisement, in -conformity to the act of Legislature of this State, entitled '•an Act relative to Monitions and Mode oi Proceeding," approved on the linh of M a ich, 1855. Therefore, all persons who can set up any right in-or to Ibe property above described, in consequence of informality în the order, decree or judgment of the Court under which the sale was made, or any irregularity or illegality in the appraisements and* advertisements, in the time and manner of sale, or for any otln r defect whatever, are keréby cited and warned to a ow cause, witlyii thirty day*nfter the first publica ti»n herotj,- why the sale so made as aforesaiif should not %e corifeiKod aid homologated. I i accordance with the application et the said pnrehasèr. v " Witness mv hand, the impl-ess of the -cal ef said Court, .this the first day of March, l €ö6. 'L. S. ALLAIS, " Clerk of said Court. ' IBS sejeç£s.w»y of EUOK\R ljgais JXD Ç O ATM UM T J' TATE OF LOU 1ST A X A -—4th. Judicial District Court, Parish of Assumption. By virtue of an order of.sale emanating from the 3d Judicial District fjcurt. parish of Lafour che, in t!.c alovj i a I.el succe s'on'and c<&)nub ility. to-me addressed. 1 will offer for Sale iit pub lic auction, on THURSDAY. March the 22d lg;>6, alio o'clock, a . *.. on the puemiscs, situattd in this parish, right bank of bayou Lafourche, at about I'l miles below lb« town ofThibodaiix, the otsvable*property belonging îo the said "Es tate. to a il . One cart, one •skiff, 'one sax'dle ^an'd bridle, one corn sh.Uer, two pots, one lot carpener's tool», one horse. &c. TERMS : payable all sums under ten dollars cash; and all sums ofand exceeding ten dol lars. payable one year after diîte. Purchasers to furnish their notes with gotf l #jid approved se curity, with 8 per cent per annum interest pay able to the order of Mrs. Rosalie Forest, tutrix, mar 10. M. BOURG, Sheriff. SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH VJTHEfERA.V. «TATE OF LOUISIANA—Third Judi . ciul District Çoart, Parish of Litloarcho. Pursuant to an order to me directed by the above entitled Court, in the succession "above earned, I will proceed to sell at pubPc auction, at'the late residence of deceased, situated in the said parish, right bank of bayou Lafourche, at about twenty-two miles below the town of Tbi bodaux, in the immediate -vicinity of the town of Lockport, on WEDNESDAY. March the 28th, 1866, at 11 oclock; a. the following movables, to-wit: * One gold watch, • One sofa, tables, chairs, trunks, Oue horse, Saddle and bridle, ic. TERMS : cash at the moment of adjudication. his af of re the the re is of of M. BOÜUG, Shyiff. S Lafourche. LOUISIANA—Parish of TAKE NOTICE—That acting under an or of the Police Jury of the parish of f.ai'ourche, bearing date March 7th 1866, 1 will offer for .sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday, March 21st 1866. at lOo'clock, a. m., on the premises, the leases of two ferries ; one to be established at Race-land and the other at Lockport, in front of the town or within seventy five feet above or below said town. Terms— pavable one fourth cash, and the bal ande in threp equal Instalments,'maturing res pectively on the 1st 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 1st of Jan aary 1867, Purchasers of said 1. ases t j furnish good and substantial boats. M. BOURG, Shcr'ff Succession of Geo. S.Guion. WTaTE OF LOUISI ANA.—Third Jndi *^cial district Court, Parish of Ltifourche. Ib all tlio?c wliom these presents may concern : TAKE NOTICE—That a meeting of the cred itors of George S. Guion, deceased, will be held." before-J. K. Gourdain, Recorder of said parish, at his office, in thft town of Thibodaux, on Sat urday the 14th day if April, 1866, at 10 o'clock. "a. m ., to take into consideration the affairs of srid Estate, and advis«d as to the best mode of. disposing of the effect&endp roper ty of the same tgSfA VVitness my hand and the seal of nid ^purt, thisIOth day of March one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. * mar 10 41. i. S. ALE AIN, Clerk. Succession of CaroUne Bougeois, widow of Terance Toups. , A LL persons having any claims requiring liqui i -^*- at, .°V .against «aid succersion, and also all per son* indebted tos^id succession wiijj^l upon i kmn .k a. knonr.nnjif^liraf.r 1 m or R. t »: IOR0AN, attorjwr Ihe Ksta'trj *' ' '> JTabinal ^oticc0. «CCCMSSJOX OF VALjmV I,«BLANC. ^ I A i L Ob LOUISIANA—Third judi cial District Court. Parish of Lafws'rche ■Rheveas Evariste Molaisfin. administrator, i' 1 •XJ lï , uir!C tj'FRÎilk-à. of Hie snccessrou of I a I« \ iïleiy Leblanc, docciised, has ttijs 4«v filed m mj office a final and complète account of his administration, Now. therefore, the heirs and creditors in the aforesaid succession, and the parties interested are fctveby «oliljpl to produoe in this office within thirty days next fel+ewlng The p'dblica tion of the present notice such objectionjis they may fea^c agatnst the' homologation of said ac count, otherwise the same shall be approved und ho molo gated according to law. fsEAl^i ™y " an ^ n »d the sen! of WVt^sanl Court, this 17th day of Fe bruary, one thousand eight linndred and sixty six. L. S. ALLAIN', Cfcrk. A. ïVrrin Dative testamentary executor, vs. Heirs and Creditors of Victor Richard. State of Louisiana-Parih of La (ouït-he, Third Judicial District Ccui't. "tt"bereas Adolphe ï'errin. Dative testeirrenta ry execut»>r. difly uaHtiedaml -qualified, of the sMccesslovi of Victor Richard, deceased, has this day filed in my office, a provsional account of his administration of said succession. Now. therefore, ttw heir« and ■creditors in the -.aforesaid suer ssion ami the parties interested are heeby notified to produce in this officer wit hin 3 ) daj-s next following the publication of the present notice such objeptiou as thiiy tnny have against the homologation of said account, oth rwise the same shall be approved and bo mologtft d according to law. jjfffSfc Witness my band nnd tbo seal of 'said Court, this l.Hb day of J^ebroa ry öiie thousand eight h(iir<ïted and sixty-six. r.'b Cl. L. S. A1.I.A1N, Clcrk7 i " in Leon Hau Je, Curator, tj , Louâc Baii-d, Iuterdtct. WTATE or LOUfSfAXA—Third .Tuoi einl District Court, Paaish of Lafour cbc. To idl-ifim? ifhom tfietis presents may concern : Whereas Leon Gaudrf. Curator of the interdict Lov.ise Baird, has this day filed in this Court, a full, complete and fu&l account of his adminis tration of the property oHlaid interdict-, now deceased, praying for its homologation aud his dis -barge, iu due course of law. Therefore-ail persons, whom these presents may concern, are hereby notified to file their opposition thereto if any they have, with the Klerk of said Court, at his office, within thirty days after the first puMfcation hereof, ami fur 'ker, ri'l persons interesfat^are Itetdty notified to exiublifih before the *aid Court, their rights to the Estate of the said Louise Baird, inter dict, as Aer kcirs* Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 23! of Femruuiy 18(i6. f> by 24. 4t. L. S; Allain » L'ivrk. Snt.eNsoa ofc, Joseph Ativan. tj CTATE OF LOUISIANA —Third JndN cial District Court l'afîsh of Lafour che. ^ hcreas Thcodule E-tivan, administrator, duly nnmed and qualified, of the succession of Joseph Estlvan, deceased, has this day filed in my office, a provisional account of his admiuistratiou of said Estate, Now, therefore, Ihe heirs and creditors in the nforesaid estate and the parties' interested are hereby notified fo produce in this office, within the 30 days next following; the publication the present notice, such objection as they may have against the homolagatibu to said account, otherwise t-hq same shall lie approved and ho mologated oecotding to law. Witness my hand and the seal of said i mSffi oourt. this lfith day of February one thou sand eight hundred and sixty-six. feby J î. .7 L. S, ALLAf .V, Clerk Sarccssloa ef Hurle Bernard, wlfo «f J. B. Bobiehaox. TATE OF LOUISIANA—Third Judi Ociai District Court; Parish of Lafourche. Whereas, Zenon Barnard, of Ihe parish of Lafourche, has made application to the said Conrt for obtaining the admiu'stration of the said Estate. " hereforc. all persons are hereby warned and notified to file their objections, if any they have to the said application, with the Clerk of said Court, at his office in the town of Thibcdaux, within ten day after the first publication here of, or the said applicant will, lu duo course of law. be appointed and duly fialified the admi nistrator of said stcecssion. Witness my hand and the seal of said ____ Jourt. this 10th day of March A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. raar 10 E S. ALLAtN. Citri. JUDGMENT. No. 66. Emilo Troscîair vs. Mario Leontino Picou. ) CTATE OF LOUISIANA—Third Jndi ^cial Dist." Court, ï'urish of Lafourche. This case being ready for trial, was calltd up and fixed instanter ; all tho formalilies of the law having been complied with : and the law and the evidence belog In favor of plentift Smi le Trosc'lair vs. Mat te Léontinc Picou, defendant. It is ordered, adjudged aud decreed that plentiff do have and recover a judgment of divorce ( a vinculo Matrimonii ) and be hence declared separ ated from bed "and board in the same manner as if no marriage-had ever taken place. Alfd ft is further ordered, adjudged and dc~ dreed that the said plentiff do have and ta£o in his safe keeping tlte jiodies of bis two minor children, Isabella andrrivat. and that the defea dant be condemned to pay the costs Of this suit. Thus done and signed in open Conrt, this 15th day of march 1865. (Signed:) James K. Bki.des, Jndge of the 3d Judicial District. A true copy. ^ \ Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this 10 lb day ofjucreh thonsan4 eight hundred »Oi sixty^x mar 10 3u L. &> itLLA.I{ T, Oîétk." ■ j j , ! I ! A. D. oje ! ' judi of filed his the they ac und of Fe and NNÜAL CIRCULAR. La the this of the tnny bo of a his the O f tub Cm-oi- N ew tint. vans, |,a, f eri>er «f (aw* Commta streets, Ogtposlfi City Uotr\, Entrance on ^olli strcetc, in the nnd el« <ra-nt Ätofry BeTl®'n#, 1» cnii.stan y ia mm«!»» uuder •aide Prufpssors. It was f.;wpj«l m 1862— bas a Chi.rt r fro#i tb,'i •Mate a«# permanent lustiliein». under tl|e iftltcliiift < h a BeafUof Tr iMW» appointed by the Lefiitlature. iirMl ia -aumatiaed to coûter Uegreea. ttiplouic«, etc. rT \Va» nut suHPfiiJed duriux the war. ! Terms-Payxbte in Advnet. Penmanship —Lessons no limited.. . ...$ 25 Bookeeping—Double und single Êntiy e>e, " a perfect course .... 1 ;.. ;. ^ ........ '5ft Arithmetic includins «H cominereiat y^Kiu ... s* .. !<f> .. ;"*) .-. - > r i0 .. iwi .. 10f) .. 10* .. 10« .. lot» .. 100 .. 5t» N. B—A student having paid for a enure In »av ■branche, as above, is entitled Lift — ' * lations r . Lectures on eem^erCial law Algcfem . Geometry English—Grammatical coarse ...*, " Fall course. limited . Frcnch " ...v....... Spanish " . Germau " Latin " Greek " A life Ticket in all Departments... partmeiit. desire. He can attend such Tiçirt in ti ran eben as heni'iy tj For any language, per month $20 Drawing, per mouth2# Stationery for commercial course.. . ;.. $ Stationery for Penmaoship 1 50 Diploma... .* .- ...V.. ... .-... S A Diploma from this College is a pasaei ort In ali commercial cuiiimuiiitie*. Usual time fur Peinuaasbiti, 2 to 4 week«> #9 Book keeping, 3 to5 week»»; do do»'««Hfitrcinl course C to 12 weeks ; do do Kreuch or Spa*4* h, tat > 2!Hveeka —lessims are not limited in any branch All former student« are Invited to review üreir studies free of charge. - , ® ou, h must now educated her son« practically if «he would develop lier vast resources of wealth, wh ch are much moreuuni roiw than thoseofUraeil. We have ample arran^ments for .Wl »tndents dur ing the curreutyear. Parents can make liberal eon ditions for their sous lfthey app y soon. Those from (he country can board witu good families, speaking p/iglisli, french, spa'.Uh or geruian, at moderate ra tes. . A Business Education, tlmt enables one to earii $2000 or }300fl nuuually, Is the best forinne parents can give their oo s. As the College-lias been in sur ewifitl operation for more than a quarter of a century an î the pratical plan here pursued, received the tf 1 - uaniiaous commendations of the Pre«a and business community, and as several ol'irsfo: mer students are now in business in this eity aud orerthe cou 'tiy, it is deemed useless Jo go iuto an explanation of tho plan or me its of tue institution. So far as known, not one of the m an y thousands of lormer students is now out of employaient, and ao tar as known, not oiie in thousand of those who have been sent, tor years to Europe or the North, i» qualified en returning hoirie to qpter a tasiatss house, although thousands of dollars hare been ex pend «on bis education. a Word to the wise is sufficient. The city js now healty. Persons from 10 to 60 year« ofaae attend such bras he« as they tnav -wish. My having a special Professor for each branch threes fourths of the students'time is saved Students ill tended for this College should bring this oirtular er special direction, as every winter there are tempo--" rary eetabiidime ,ts opened. Young students should put their funds in ine hands of their merchant, «r the Vresideutof the College. Citizens and stränget« are invitedtocall., College Office, Koom No, 7, nov-18jy RUFUS DOLUEAR, President arnos. b. bodlgt & co. Ko. 9 Perdido St, adjoining the Has»«!« Hall. PORT AU LE AND SÂTIONAÎI^ STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, CORN MILLS, Cotton scbeWs, Cotton trusses, hand and t^We» ClKular Saw Kills, Mnley and Cro58*Ctit Sâw». AU kind of Plantation Machinery and M gritidlutnl Jut' piemenU, ; ; j Wood Working Machinery and Flooring Machines, Shafting, ■ > ~/ Belting and Pulleys. STEAM AND WATER PIPES A NO F fT'tfNQ S, S AIV GUMMERS AND FIEES, PUMPS, Qc, *c. • Having corrncclion with Foundries and Ma* chine-Shops, in the Northwest, We-tire pre par* ed to contract for aiiy ctass of Machinery, fof speedy delivery, upon the most favorable terms. From long experience in the Machinery bu iness of New Orleans anil &c Sontliwest, wô know what is needed, and will ^vays be pro pared to supply it. # Having facilities through connection with the house of J. P. Masio a Cô., Cötton fac tors, No. 128 Oravier street, New Orleans, for disposing of Cotton or other pröduce, On the best terms the market affords, parties can ehip prodnce to that house, when ordefîng any tbi tig in Our litte, and Aieir orders, 'will rt ceivc as prompt atteutioo as if the"y send u cash direct. A full supply Of'CANE CARTS, PLAN TATÏON WÀG0S & TIMBFit WHEEL froift the factory of Joshua Bodlpy,*Wheelin' Va., constanlv on hand. . . "T110S. B. B0DLEY & Co., nov4-ly No. 9 Perdido Street. HOTEL WASHINBTON, Rue du Marché, oncoigtiure St-Philippö —Tfcst* ?AR—~ M MB CELESTE BAIlDELi tX Mme Cejeatbi JiSrdeia l'honneur ,4$@Âk r te ' VCD,r 1° public en-général et ♦* favwfaîlÉKI vyya^eursenpArticulier, qu'elle x'v d'tftablit » m hôtel dans là rue du Marché, « coigmtre St- Philippe, et qu'elle fera tous ces forts pour quo ses clients n'aient riea à desii sous le raport du confortable. Chambres garnies, table toujours abonda» ment servie, (cuisine fraoçaite.) peufioo a la » tffaîoe. H la qifRzaîne et au raoi» a de-sprl* » dT -.e, «j-*