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<DiC vLijibobftiu Sentinel
SATURDAY, FEB. 13,1886.
OFFICE OF ST ATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Parish of Lafourche.
Tbibodaux, Januarv J3rd, 1886.
Notice i* hereby given to the license pay
fine! Tliis palish that 1 am now prepared to
collect licenses h»r 1886.
'11 o-r wish ini? to avoid cost** are requested
to call at inv office Indore March 31 m
r. e. l< »iuo.
It. Deputy Tax Collector.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. L. S. Greene (lien, after a
long illness, at llie residence nt her
son in-law, li II. Allen, Esq., oil
the Jlit ii/i {limitation, last Monday,
aud was interred m St. John's eein
eteiy on Wednesday.
Bishop Gallelier will visit St.
John's Church on to morrow week,
and hold services at 11 A. M.aud
7J I*. M.
Alter the morning services lie
will conlirm a number of persons.
Call ill 1 Liiiscremi it Bourgeois'Drug
Store lor Civole Female Tonic woman'
best friend.
Professor Linn, who comes well
recommended as a musician, is now
in the I'aiisli and prepared to tune
or repair pianos or other musical
instruments. Professor Linn yuar
an tees his work and only asks pay
when wink is tested and found sat
isfactory.
Creole Female Tonic removes suppres
»ion, cores prolapsus uteri or fall ol the
wronili, and invigorates the fern ile organs
On yesterday a tiioof suspicious
characters were a nested in Town,
who are believed to beloiij' to tin;
squad of thieves who have lately
been opcratir<j m lower Lafourche.
Some properry, found on them is
believed to be stolen property.
They were placed in jail to await
further investigation.
—
Hundreds of lives have been saved by
tbs tiiuclv us:- of Creole l-Vmalc Tonic,
which is t lie greatest remedy known lor
fcll womb troubles and female diseases
On Wednesday St. Philip street
was enlivened by a iitnaway dray
pursuin'; a drove of mules. Win tli
•r the mules or the dray horse was
the worst scared, no one knows.
Tin* dray dropped one of the up
rights under the gallery of Mr. Bou
Crunic Female Tonic,
tor «ud in vigorator, is
Fleetwood.
the great regula
Hoid hv Kntli &
Skkiofs Accident —On last
Wednesday morning a horse that
Alt. Thomas Jeffries, the foundry
wan. on the opposite side ot the
baton, was dtiving in Thihoduux
ran away and passing over the
Bridge threw the rider 01 P, as lie
made the turn on the other side, se
vm*l\ luuising him, but breaking
ho bones.
The Town Building approaches
completion.
It will he of great convenience to
tin* town authorities who have hete
tofore had no place to meet or to
preserve the records.
It will be an ornament to the
city and add much to the attrac
lions of the place.
One el the improvements con
8ists m a lock up for petty ofietul
ers, who have heretofore been con
fined in the parish prison among
criminals.
Alin who sometimes violate laws
without criminal intent should not
be confined and placed with thieves
and murderers.
THE EYE.
It is simply wonderful, the repu
tatioii Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States : they are known
from the Atlantic tv» the Pacific,and
the reputation is built upon real
merit.
lVstimnn ; *iU from tho most
. '* v
vlUUHMir meil ot the country Hr©
given who tiave had their sight im
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by J. T. Tbibo
deaux, druggist, Tbibodaux, La.,
every pair warranted.
Knights of Honor.
On last Wednesday nicht num
vuiicaiKij nifeiii, .1 nil 111
1 her of gentlemen met in the hall of
i Excelsior Lodge No. 34, I. O. O. F.
which had been kiudly loaned them
| for the occasion and instituted
| Harmony Lodge No. K. of 11.
The following list of officers were
selected and instilled :
Past
I )icta tin
Dicta I in
Vice Dieiatoi
Assist. Dictator
Bepoi l e r
Finaiuial Reporter
Treasurer
Guide
< 'hap!.mi
Guardian
Sentinel
visiting Knight.'
Lodge No. 300
I. I). Moore,
Lewis Gllioti,
J. M. Bourg,
G. Boudieaux,
E. G. Curtis,
! Jno. Fill ford,
J. M. Guardi, i,
Henry Fritzinger,
I J as. Cherault,
| Ed. Smith wick,
j Anatole Boudreaux
j A. r. Poichet M. 1>. Med. Examinei
i II. L. Boudreaux,
j Trustees. -'Felicien ('elestin
( Leo. L. Molaison.
Representative to Grand Lodge
Isaiah I). M oore.
; The following
of Labadieville
were present :
I). Bienvenu Jr. 1). I). G. 1). In
staling officer ; I). Bienvenu, St
M. I)., A. Graciani, Edgar Aucoiu,
A. Littlejohn, W. W. Pugh. Jr.
W m. Achee, Pierre Giihert, Sam
uel Karges, Frank Hidalgo.
Some 26 membeis open this
Lodge and it bids fair to have a ca
reer ot usefulness.
After ihe ceremonies incident to
the instil in ion of the Lodge and
instruction of the members were
concluded, the members, with their
visiting 1 1 ieuds, repaired to J. A.
Frost's Restaurant where a magni
ticent supper awaited them, to
which ample justice was done.
Interesting Experiences.
Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer
of Columbus, Ga.. tells his experience,
this: "Fur three years have tried every
remedy on tin* inuikct for Stomach
and Kidney Disorders, but. got no relief
until I ii'ed Electric Bitters. Took
five bottles aial mil now cured, and
think E'eclric Bitters" the Best Blood
F n itier in the world.''—Major A. B.
Rceil, of West Liberty, Ky . used Elec
trie Butei*. for m ohl stumliug Kidney
iilb t tioo and says : ••Nothing li.i« ever
don.- me mi much good a- Eleettie Bil
let-* — Sold nt liFy celrtH a bottle by
J . I •. I,: III111 V. A
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Latoa'che.
Succession of Joseph D V. drugs and
Community , Xo. 2114. For
partition.
Joseph 1 ted rugs rs. Victoria
drugs et a Is.
He
Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above ('ourt and iu obedience, to a commission
to tun directed in the above entitled and mini
hered succession and community I will offer
lor sale at public auction pursuant to law to
•he last and highest bidder at tin* Court
House ill the I'rtcrn of Tli i bod an t , on Satur
d i v. the "Oth d h v of March. I8«6 betw-en the
lion rs of II o clock A. M. ami 4 o'clock P. M.
the follow ino dese iboit property belonging
to t ho ahovo succession amt community to
offset a partition between the parties herein
lntcrestedin iio'snance of a judginenr render
ed theiein ou the 12th day of October, IRS.y
to wit ;
A eet t lin t raer of land situated in this Par
ish on tlie right bank of Ua vou L ifnnrohe at
about ten miles below the Town of Thiho
ilaux measuiing one .arpent and a half more
or le-s front h\ forty ar|i»nts in deptii boun
detl above liv land of Felicien Foret and lie
low by land just below described to a dis
tance of ten arpeuts and thence bv land of
Emile I'rosctair. Together with all
bin dings and improvements thereon
the
Another tract of land adjacent 'to and be
low the one just described measuring three
quarters of an arpent trout on the lower line
by three quarters of an arpent in depth also
less mi feet mi the lower line by the whole
depth of said land reserved by Emile Tros-
ela'r.
Moveable property : 1 bedstead, 2 tables.
I anuoir. 1 clock. I looking glass, I stove. 1
cross-cut s»w. 1 band saw ; on the follow ing
terms and conditions to wit : In so far as the
undivided share nf plaintiff Joseph DeGruys
in said property is concerned to-wit, 02715760
ol the w hole, one third cash and the balance
one and two years from date of sale secured
by special mortgage ami venders lien and
privilege on the undivided share of lilaiut ff
on the property sold is concerned and the
share of the major heirs viz: Victoria De
littivs wife of Oscar Ktmhloeh, Josephine De
Grays wife of Robert Wagenspack, Augustin
DeGruys and Yictnrin DeGruys being
927 |d7'i0 each of the whole tor cash and the
share and portion of the mi hoi s Letitia Ali
cia and Irma DeGruys being 25(381 each of
the whole to be sold on following terms and
conditions viz : moveable for cash and the
landed property and improvements one third
cash and the balance at one -and two years
credit trom the day ot sa'e. The purchaser to
furnish notes to his own order and by him ou
dorsed in blank secured by mortgage w ith
vendot's lien and privilege on the property
8oW mvU r tlie '. * aci de " OH olienando said
uotD t«i Im» ii* ^ight n©r cent v**i 'aniiuin iroui
their date until fully and finally paid and
the act nf sale to « f ipuIato attorney 's fees, at
live pet- cents on anumlt recovered in ease of
suit being resorted to. to recover amount of
said note or any parr or portion thereof
February 13tii. I'*'»(».
THEOI*HlLE[THlBODAUX,
Sheriff
men
at tlif residence of Mr. It. H. Allen.
?" es,|av - K, ' 1,r,,:,,v ,,rh - sakah
it. <;ueene, wife of i.. s. Or..,.«... aged to
at 11 o clock A. M.
N*. O. 1 *i«•;«vunt* nl*
year?*, 3 month** and 6 days. The informant
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2(P!t Judicial District Court,
ish ot leifniuchc.
Richard Mi tli hen rs .Vo. 2174,
Mari/ .1. Cross.
Par
Mrs
Take notin' that actnijr iind^r an order of
seizure and >ai»* email if i nir fro;n the above
eni'f'ed <*t»nrt. in fin* above entitled and
nnmh. red ca>e. I have seized and will offer
for -ale at public auction pursuant to law
T'> tie la-t and highest bidder at the ('oiirf
House i: flu* Town of Thilmdau v. on Samr
da v. t Sic *JD| li da\ of Maul.. l v -Sli, between
tli-* hours of 11 o'clock A. M anti 1 o'clock I*.
M. the one (iiii!i \ id* d li ill*of tin* followi do
scribed property helon^ini; to tb * said defon
d.utt, v.z :
A certain tract of land or Mijur plantation
known as the Oi a tup* (I»nvc I Man tat ion. si* ua
leu in the Parish of Lafourche on the left
descending bank of I'avo.t Lnfourch*' the
dweilliit*: Dei1a !»onf four miles from Thilio
dauT and three in lies fr on said Ha v oil situa
ted in Township it South of Raiup* iti Hast
except a small pm t on nt t,.e tract hereinaf
ter firs? described ami composed of the follow
in_r tracts, viz :
1st. A certain tract oi* land bounded above ;
hv lands i t M. \. ('onion and below by lands
< f I . Ken t At Bros cornitn inuu^ si\ arpents
from Mavuif I afoimdie and running l ac.v
thirty-tbur arp *urs hav ing a front of one and
a half arpent .
.'ml. A tract in the rear of and adjoining
the tract just ibsriibed havimr a tiont of i
f wo ai'pcnts and m quarter arpm.ts and run !
niti" back twenty ;u penis, bounded above by
binds of II. X. i'onion and below by ,.nd* of
T Foret A Hi os. in tbe rear by lands oi ven- ■
dor
Mi*d. Tin* main bodv of the plantation com
posed of Nt. The South half of the South
; east quart *! of M it : on 10b containing SO
j acres. 'Jnd. Tin* South i-.asl qnartM* ot see- i
| ti«n 10b containing DO acres. .'Jrd The>ontb
i iia.lt of section 104 containing diS.d qlOO,
acres.
i dtli Ihe Xnrlli-west quarter of Rcetion
j 104 containing 160 acifkfi. 5th. The Esst half |
I •»f South V\ phi quarter of section 101 coutaiu
• Dig SO ii'Mth. Cth. The South ha f of South- 1
i west quarter of section KKl containing |
84 14110 > acres. 7th, The North } of section |
111 containing 310 3C|100 acres. 8th,:
A fractional portion of section 110 ©on- j
taming 104 acres. Together with all the 1
buildings and improvements thereon, stock,
cattle, horses, mules and .arming utensils
and iin dements thereon, aUo I portable en
gine. til* mules. 4 wairons. 4 carts. I Rotary
Hoc. 1 cotton seed meal distributor, hai
r» ws, 18 ploughs, I corn planter, 1 fluke, 5
Multer ploughs. 14 set* double and tingle
trees. 1 stubble digger. 12 wagon loads of
corn [about;. 75cords of wood (nearly), 1 su
gar brute stove and cooking fninitu'e. &e
3 > cane knives. 5 spado*. 14 sets of harness
and all the seed earn* on s »id plantation.
To pay and satisfy in cash tin* sum of One
I hoiisand and Twenty three .'>.q10D I )<>|lars.
Together with eight per cent per annum, in
terest thereon from 3rd May. 1S84 till paid
and ten pci* centum «n the aggregate thereof
ns attorneys* fees and. all tin* e.>-ts herein
which said amount is secured by mortgage
with vendors piivilege on the properly above
described by act of sale and mortgage passed
befo»*** Albert d. 1 asseigne, deputy clerk and
ex-othcio Nwtary Public of said Parish on the
3rd May, 1884
THEOPH1LK THIHODAUX,
Sheriff
Feb. 13th 1 S8n.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Richard Mill ike i> rs Xo. 2175,
deoreje C. Taylor.
small portion of the tract hereinafter first de
Take notice That acting under an order of
seizure and sale emanating from the ahovo en
titled Court in tho above entitled and num
bered ease I have seized and will otter for
sale at public auction, pursuant to-law to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House
in th» town ot Tbibodaux, on Saturday
Maieh 20th. 1886. between the hours of II
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. tile one
undivided half of the following described
property, belonging to this delbiidatit. viz :
Aceitain tract of land or sugar plantation
known as the Orange Grove Plantation situa
tid in the Parish of Lafourche on the left des
rending hunk of Bayou Latourehe. the dwel
ling being about four miles from Tluhodaux
and three mill's from said Bavott situated in
iown-hip I I Smith id Itan -c 111 Iv st exeeni a
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imposed of the following tree!
rilieil and
r iz :
1st A certain tract el land bounded above
by lands of II N ('onion and below by lands
ofT Foret .V Bros eoii-ineiieing six arpeuts
from Bayou Lulourchc and running back
Thirl v four arpeuts having a front of one and
a half arpent
2nd A tract in the rear of and adjoinin'-"
tlie tract just described having a front of two
arpeuts and a quarter arpents and ruuning
back twenty arpents bounded above by lands
ot II. V ''onion and below by lands of T.
Foret & Bros. 10 the rear by lands of vou
dor.
3rd The main body of tlie plantation coin
posed of 1st, The South half of the South
east quarter of section 100 containing SO
acres. 2nd. The South east quarter nt sec
tion 105 contaiuing 160 arris. 3rd. Tlie Souttli
half of sect ion 1"4 eontaining 318 ;t,t| (up acres.
4th, The North Weal quarter of section 104
containing 160 acres. 5th. The East half of
South west quarter of section In] containing
80 acres. 6th, The South half of South-west
qoarter ot section 103 containing 84 I 1(100
acres. 7th. The North half of section 111 con
taining 3 10 30(100 acres. 8th. A fractional
portion of 110 containing 164 acres. Togeth
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, stock, horses, mules and farming
utensils anil implements thereon. Also one
portable engine 20 ntules, 4 wagons. 4 carts.
1 rotary hoe. I cotton seed meal distributor,
2 harrows. 18 ploughs, I corn planter. 1 fluke
5 Matter ploughs, 14 set* double and single
trees, I stubble digger, 12 wagon loads of
corn (about], 75 cords of wood (nearly). 1
sugar bouse stove ami cooking furniture .35
cane knives. 5 spades, 14 sets of harness and
alt the seed cane on said plantation.
To pay and satisfy in cash ihe sum ot One
Thousand and Twenty-three 55(100 Dollars
together with eight per cent per annum
interest, thereon from the 3rd day of
May, 1884, till paid and ten per centum
on the aggregate thereof as attorney's leee
and all costs herein which said amount -s se
cured by mortgage with vendor's privilege on
the property above described by act of sale
and mortgage passed before Albert .T. Las
seigne, deputy clerk and ex-officio Notary
Public of said Parish on the 3rd May. 1884.
February 13tb. 1886.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
OA(l ... ... . ,,
20 th .1 ml leial District Court, Par
TATE OF LOUISIANA.
ish of Lafomcho.
Walter Pugh rs Xo. 2180. John M.
lloicdl and Hcrmoyene lioln
chuux.
Take notice that actin'; under an order
ol sei/iirr and sale email.trom the :move
c ilit D ii Com t Hi the above ewlitie.l and hiim
heed last* I have seized and
oiler for salt* at public auction pur
rtiiaut to law to the last and highest hid
l* r ai tin* i 'oid'T lioiitM* in the tow n m Tinl
il-itix. oil S;i
iirilav tilt* 'JOill day
of March
1Sm ; , in*! \\ r
•ii tlo* Imurs of 1 l o\
lock A- M.
au<l l i/iML'k
i*. M. tin* following
Gtsclihcil
proport v. lo
vit :
A 4*i*i i am I
ract of l.iml or pl.mtati
on known
as tin* "Wav
tri.v i 'latitat ion*' si. ua
tea IN tio*
i'aiisii o! l.aiomcbe. in ibis S'. »tc. on the
right descending bank of Uavou i alburidie
ami fronting ther»* »u. at about three miles
above ihe town of Tbibodaux tin* first con
cession nn a>uiing twenty arp(*uts front linuc
j or less on said i»u\oii ; the second coni*»ss on
having a !roi»t ol .-cYcnicen and a halt ai
j pcnt> : i.iie -aid pl.iuiatam being bomit!>->! a
tollows : Ihe trout concession t»v J tic Hnis
will
it- (Jr .
nd Fiu ueRo id wine i sc
palate
- it trom
t ht* pi
op**rfy fmincrlv
Im*IoU 2,IN? lo
Dr. 1*.
li. Ait
•latioon and the
rear
COHCC
-.-.lull by
lands
now helon-iii- lo
1 l.'I'V
il » Mii
e and lie
low l>
V • a*i<;hioii Ihaiita
timi m
1 1 K. 1*.
Pugii.
To-'
ether w ii ii ul 1 tin
r Du 1
!dilii;s
amt till
prove:
im tits tlieieou iuelmltii
^ su**ur liense.
• mil. t
•urines, iiutciiiuci
\ UNO hU4.tr
making
-ip..;u'.
(tits »»f e\erv k
.Hid,
staolc.
ea 'ins.
lilllles
. wagons, carts.
piowi
8, ami
farming
rl i|ition « liatsm-M l"
it ...ud |ila nt at inn i lid
; t in- Minii- pruii, t ty
liou-fll :ii-<|tiir<-d I'.v
ssimi ot M f.-. Cvut lita
li t ii Us i Is ot every de
used to t he eilltivation
l.ieleto helwll^llly. lieil
umeli the Saul .loan M
pill chase I'm o tile slice
Fiiol,.
Also ;ihout "Joiltt liarrds of coal, about d'l
loads ol hay. about i'.U wu^ou loads of
Corn, 4!' mull s. - _.s plooe|is IT sets of ucais,
stiihhlc diners, i carts, I'd wagons, it wooilcti
cistern I set ol lilai k-mitli tools, I lu-ttalo
cane scales. I iron roller. 100 arpeuts ol seed
earn*. Itl can** knives, da hoes, 1 lot of old w.t;;
ojt axli sand win els. 1 set trust hoops.
l'i> pay tindsati-t v the sum of live thousand
dollars cash aud iS "[0 interest tiom the I'tli
daauary IS v ti. easli and the balance of said in
deateduess of twenty lour thousand doll.us
with Jt 0(0 percent interest from ttli Vehroa
ry lisMi on which said ttli February ItkStisaid
tialauce falls due together with five per cent
attorneys fees on the suit! indebtedness and
allpuists therein said sale be u ade on the
following terms and eomlitions and accord
it'd to law as follows : •
Cash surf cient to pay and satisfy five thou
sand dollars with 80(0 interest from I8tli .Ian
ii ary lSStiand on a term ot credit to the 4th
February. lS^ii, to pay and satisfy the hal
alien of .-a d indehteducss witii fw enty-ii\e
Thousa'n 1 Dollars with 8 0(0 interest from, Itlr
February, ISSli, together with 5 OjO attorneys
fees on said indebtedness and all easts which
said amount is secured or inortd.tdc on tlio
property atiove dcscriheil hv act of niort"a*'C
passed before Eilj-ar tirima Notary Public of
the city ol Xew Or cans on the "Jlst rlav of
I'ehrutrv 1^4. Said sale to he made with
out appraisement.
February FJtli. 18SiF
lHlIOl'IlILE THIBODAt X,
Slid iff'.
20th Judicial District Court, Par
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ish Lafourche.
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Emma C. Flash rs. Xo. 2183 Christi
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i traetionai lot ot Alexander Kilibeck anil
I v ... I 1 ......: ..I l.. . , i ,
ana Lindner et als.
Take notice that acting under a writ of Fi
Fa emanating front the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and nnm
hered ease I have seized and will otter
for sale at public auction pursuant to law to
tlie last ai d U gliest bidder at the Court
House in tlie Town of Tbibodaux on Saturday
tlie -Oth day of March 1886 between tlie hours
of 11 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. the fd
lowiug described property to wit:
1st. A certain lot of ground or town lot situ
ated iu the Town of TUibodaux being tlie
North East quarter of lot No. [2i) twenty hve
ou the (dan of said town, bounded in front or
North by Main street West by Jtlic North
west quarter ot said lot South by the South
East quarter of said lot and East bv St. Loins
street together with all the buildings and irn
proveuients thereon.
2nd. A certain fractional lot or town lot sit
anted in the town of Tbibodaux measuring
tifty-mie feet five inches trout, on St. Philip
street by seventy-five 1'oet in depth together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on bounded in trout or West by >t. l'biliii
street South by lot of L. .1 Meyer East bv
j North by fractional lot of Louis Laugn an be
ing tlie southern part of the Western hulfof
lot No. Ill ou the plan of the town of l hiijo
dans.
Terms and conditions of sale c ash on the
pay
spot m ('mini States ireasmy Nh
in tieipal interest and cos ts m the above suit,
Februarv Lltli 18-tj.
THEOPHlLE TUIBODAUX.
Sheriff'.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20tb, Judicial District Court, Par
ish ol Lafourche.
Lewis Moore vs. Xo.
tors.
2135 his end i
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Pursuant to an order ami degree of the
above Court and in obedience to a cominis
sion to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered case I will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bolder at the Court House in the town of I
I nbodaux on Saturday the 20th day ot March
1886 between the hours ot II ocltck A. M.
and 5 o'clock P. M. the following edseribeil
property ceded by the said insolvent to his
creditors viz ;
A certain tract ef land or town lot sitnated
in the Parish of Lafourche on the right bank
of Bayou Lafourche at about sixteen
arpents therefrom on the outskirt ef the town
of Tbibodaux said lot having a fr*nt of sixty
eight leet on a street or road bounding it on
the South and sepsrtingiit from laud of Paul
LeBlauo a front of tw o hundred and eight feet
on a street <>r road bounding it ton the West
and separating it from lot now or formerly be
longing to Pierre Lagarde a front of sixty
eight feet on the, North or towards Bavott La
fourchc abutting lot ot Anthony Granger and
a back line, of 208 leet this tine being paralell
ed with and sixty eight feet from the Western
boundary. Together with all ihe buddings
and improvements tberaon.
Terms and conditions ot ale: cash'on the
spot, in United States Treasury notes.
Februarv 13th, 1886.
THEOPKILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafoniuhe, 20th Judicial
Distiict Court.
Etienne Rousseau is His Creditors.
Xo. lit 88.
To all those idiom ; hese presents mag
concern :
Please tike not ice. That in pursuance of
an order of said Court, giantcd on No* 3rd
February. lS8t». a inci ting of the crcilitoes of
the said insolvent will take place bc*ore
Kmi!** E. Lci'.htiie. cb i k of.-aid Fonrt « t ihe
Parish at Ealourcbe on tin* 13th day of latch
I8sd, iM gii.nmgat lHo*.» ock A. iSl. tor the
purpose of i ak i n g tin* a It. i i rs ot the said in
solvent into con-idt ration tin* appointment
o| ndie. A: c.. and t hat m the hum nt line all
proceeding* agaiu.-t Jn* person and property
o! the saiii iu-olvent. Etienne kousscau, bo
stayed.
1 n testimony whereof.
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\V. KNOlil.OClI,
d -aid l ourt.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2Hi It Jiuliciul Distiict Court, Par
ish ol Lat'otirelit*.
Leo X. Aucoiu rs Jlis Cred tors.
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I'o all whom these presents mag eon
eei'ii :
(41; I". FT I NO ; That in pur>nance of an [order
"I slid Court d ranted oil the "J".' II 11 day of
■l.innaiA, ls v, i;. accession of the property of
the.said insolvent was mane to his creditors,
iiiul that a no etirid ot tin- said credit' rs will
take place hr I ore Corns Philip 1 ailloii t„ Mo
lary Public ol said Pn isli. at It s otlieo in tlie
townot I In obaitx. oi. the Kith day of Match
isso, hi-dinuiiid at 10 o'clock A M for tin- par
po-c ot taking the atlairs of the said in-ol
u'lit into con-ideraiioii. tin- appointment of
syndic&i-.. ami that in the meanume all
proceedings adaiust tlie person and proper
t\ ot the said la o X. Aucoiu be stayed.
in testimony whereof,
i s-'— 1 \\ ituess in y hand si ml the iui|iresa
. I,.S: ■ nf my seal of office at 'J'hib-.alaux
f — ) this •doth dav of Januarv. A. I' 1886.
.1 \V. KNOBLOPH,
I)'y Clerk of said Court.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial Distiict Coint, Parish
of Lafourche.
Succession of John li. Pittman, Xo.
1174 Probates.
l'nrsuni t to an onh r ami decree cf the
above Court and in obedience to a ci mniis
sion tn me directed m the above entitled and
numbered Mu-cessimi I will nftVr for sale at
public;! tietion pursuant tolaw to I lie last anil
Inchest bidder on 1 lie premises on the Oak
drove plantation situated in this parish, left
bank ol Uavou E.ilotii"' lie at about leu utiles
below the town ot Tliibobaux, on Saturday
the Fltli. day of February, 188-i. between
the hours ot II o'clock A. M.atid 4 o'clock.
!'■ M. the following movable property belong
ins to the above succession to-v
cows, Ii mules, i pouey, 1 horse, 1 ox 2
hulls. -J old carts, 1 lot of hat lass, I n are ii
1/^'JK.W"-. 1 - '••'«»««' ' >"t. 3
tvstjntli* I lot Oi Old W'l
hre'v, o tfcsiiers, 2 Eu
1 hit of house ii'.rniiuie. I lot of copper
pipes, Ac.. Ac.
Terms and conditions of sale easli on the
snot ill Fnitcd States treasury notes.
TIlEOPllILE TI1IBODACX
. Sheriff
Januarv 30th. 188>.
THU STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial Distiict Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Succession of Fortune Ankrvm Xo.
1168 Probates.
Pursuant to an order and decree of the
! above Conn and in obedience to a eominis
! cion to m- ilim-ted in the above entitled and
| numbered -accession I will otter for'sale at
; public .ruction pursuant to law to the last
I and highest bidder at the Court House in the
town ol 1 hihndnux. on Saturday, tlie 13th
day of February, 1886. between the hours
ol 11 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. .the
following described property, belonging to
tba above succession, to-wit ;
A certain traetionai lot of ground situated
in tins Parish of Lafourche on the right
bank ot Bay on La ton re lie in the immediate vi
cinit.v of the town ot Tluhodaux said lot men
soring one Manured and sixtv three feet
front tow,ltd the West and one hundred and
ninety-two feet toward the South, ninety
one left toward the Last and one hundred
am! ninety two feet toward the North, li.iuu
deil in I runt or West by a road six feet wide
reserved by Charles -Dupre. South by the
ball lot now or lorim rlv belonging to jtilieu
Sager and Last and North by land formerly
belonging to Charles Dupre. Together with
all the buildings and improvements tlieieou.
I erms and oondittons ot sale; cash oil the spot
111 United States treasury notes, to pay di bts.
THKOPliiLli THIBODaUX.
January Oth, 1886.
Sheriff
FOR SALE!
Tlie square of ground situated iu the town
ot Thibodeaux, bounded by Jackson, st
Mary and Harrison streets and the Kail-road
Alley to be subdivided into lots to .suit pur
chasers.
I he Eugenia Plantation, situated in the
Parisli of Lafourche, a' forty miles below the
town of Thibodeaux measuring seven ' and a
half arpeuts front along the left bank of he
'* * - ,ue
Bayou Lafourche by torty arpeuts in depth
between parallel lilies containing 300 arpents
of which 250 arpents are subject to cultiva
tion.
Together with large dwelling house, three
small houses, stable and other out houses.
Also four other tracts of landsjik the rear,
on the Bayou L'Ours eentaining about 440
acres of which one halt is composed .ot hj.rh
Live Oak ridge lands subject to cultivation.
Another tract of land situated in the Parish
of Lafourche at torty-six miles below the
town oi Thibodeaux measuring ten and a half
arpents front along the right bank of the Ba
you Lafourche by forty arpents in depth,
bounded above by lands of Jus. Clierami and
below by lands of estate of Liu-ien Guedrv.
This tract contains four hundred and twen
ty arpents in superficies mostly high and
above overflow the levee being only eight in
ches in height and more than sufficient to pro
tect it trom the highest water of the Bayou
Lafourche.
For liberal terms and particulars, apply to
P. A. THIBODEAUX.
Thibodeaux, La*