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<Tr,c £l)ibobainr Sentinel
SATURDAY, FEIi. 27, l.SSG.
LOCAL NEWS
The Presbyterian 'Church has
liail the old roof taken oft, and a
in w one put on, this week.
Mr. Fiaticis L. Mead ayed 7s
years di• <i yesteiday at 2 o'clock
i. lb* wi
M. in St.
I e bin ii*d to day at
oiln's ('emetei v.
The seli'i.ition of the week ha*
lii'c.n the a 11 neai a ace of a ** Herd it k
on i In* >t irets, ieseuiblin" nothin},
ini tin* earth, oi nndei tin* sea.
Civo'e Female To
tor un i inv iooiatoi,
Fleet wood.
tin
! legllla
Hot ii A
T!ie sale of wild ducks lias eetis
t il in i hiliodanx. They have been
pleuiitid this winter and continued
longer than they usually do.
( n oli• Female Tonic removes i>i ij>pr«*s
aiim, cures prolapsus uteri in tall of the
tin
womb, anil invigorates the female organs
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At the request ot the sherill, Mes
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srs T. J. Johnson and C. S. Math
ews ot Kaceiaml made a visit to
Tliihodaux, on Thutsday, in order
,
to give their testimony in a suit be
fore the District ' 'unit.
Bishop (lallehcr will hold servi
cesiLt St. John's ('hutch, to-morrow,
Sunday ;ii 11 o'clock A. M. aud7A
P. M.
At t lie close of the morning ser
vices the rite of Confirmation will j
he administered to a class ot appli j
cants.
Hundreds of lives have been saved by :
the timely use Ilf Creole Female Tiinie. I
which is the greateest remedy known for
all womb troubles and female diseases j
Rev J ittior was iii Switzerland a !
tew days jtgo, whence he left to
take a vessel tor America.
The Swiss were so proud of the •
visit of the youthful ltex, that j
they presented him with a I
piece of the identical apple that thej
patriot hero, William Tell shot. j
from the head of Lis young son, an !
honor that was never previously j
conferred upon any living man. |
Do not fail to go to the Firemen's
Ball tonight, and give the Lock i
port Dramatic Club a large an- j
dience.
They have come here to play for
the benefit of the Firemen and I
slionlil teceive a hearty and substun
tail welcome.
Let not Thibodanx fail to show ;
her appreciation of her neighbors of
Lock port. |
Fill up the Hall and have
grand time.
We had a pleasant visit from
Judge Pipkins of St. Helena Par
isb, the other day,
The Jildge is a prominent citizen
of Eastern Louisiana, a very clever
and social gentlemen. He came
here on a visit to Mr. George C.
Tajlor, on the Orange Grove .Plan
tat ion, who is his brother-iu- law.
The Judge left, on a visit Westward
and will stop at several towns on
the Morgan Railroad, and may trav
el as tar North as Shreveport.
R. R. McBride has ou hand au as
bortiueiit of clay sewer pipe, just
the tiling for drainage and sewer
age.
They never wear out, nor leak ;
neither fire, water or air will dam
age them.
THE EYE.
It is siuiply wonderful, the repu
tation Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States ; they are kuown
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, aud
the reputation is built upon real j
KPlit. lcstimotl.als Horn the most
euiiuent men ot the country are
given who Have had their sight iiu
proved by their use.
All eyes fitted by J. T. Ttaibo
deans, druggist, Tliibodaux, La.,
every pair warranted.
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The inanimate iform of Marion
W. Billiu was followed to its final
resting place in St. John's cemetery
on last Saturday evening. The de
ceased was a young man highly es
teemed by his friends for his genial
anti amiable qualities.
He was quiet, miobstrnsive and
gentle in all his transactions with
his lellow ineti. Dicing: at tin* age
of .'*0 years, he had barely entered
the meridian of life wLeii the Des
troyer came, and tiie stiong man
went down before him.
It lias been our sad duty of late
to bid farewell to many ot our elder
tiiends ami companions, but tin* .
ruler on the pale hoise, calls foi
the yoiithtul as well as the old, and
all obey tile mineiiuiis .mi m it,oils. i
Happy is the man w ho is prepai
ed to obey the summons, and to
pass away into that bourne w hence
no tiaveller returns.
You are not old, yet your hair i>
ge ting thin. Your friends remark j
it, your wito regrets it. Parker's!
Hair Balsam will stop this waste.!
save your hair and icstore the orig I
i ,, a | jr| oss ilM ,| color. Exceptional
Iv clean, prevents dandtuft. a pel
„
i teet diessing.
Owing to the continued illness of
i Mr. J. B. Winder, and the death of]
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his brother Van P. Winder Mr
Thomas L. Winder has deci j
ded to remove to Houma, in thej
Parish of Terrebonne.
This will cause much tegret to
to the numerous fiiendsof Mr. Win j
der who has been so long a resident
of Thibodanx, and whose social
friendship w ill be gieatly missed.
Circumstances lequiies him to
take this step. The tiiends of him
self and family, whilst regretting
their departure, will wish them
happiness and prosperity in their
new home.
j
Miraculous Escape.
W W. lined, dmggiftt, nf Winches
ter, 1ml., writes: ••One ot tuy custo
mi ls, Mrs. Louisa l'ik*-, Raitoiita, Kali
do i ll IK., liu ,wasa long stiftelei Willi
t oiiaiiuqitinu, and w;isgi'«*n up tw me
by iiei physicians, She braid ot Dr.
Kmg'a New Discovery for Consump
tioii, and begun buying it of me. iu
MX month's time -be Walked to this
city, a distance of six miles, and i*s now
so much impioved sin* lias quit using it.
Nile leeis she owes bet life to it" Free
Tiiai bullies at, J. U. Landry's Ding
btuie.
Professor Linn, who comes well
recommended as a musician, is now
in the Parish and prepared to tune
or repair pianos or other musical
instruments. Professor Linn gnat
tees his work and only asks pay
when work is tested and found sat
isfactorv.
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"Delavs arc dan^eious." The
fretpietit Cough ami general Ian'
gnor announce the approach of pu!
^ ' ,
moil.try disease, which is piomptiy
arrested bv Dr. Davis's Compound
Syrup ot Wild Cherry aud Tar, at
llemembei that Mardi Gras is
close at hand. A large crowd ot
visitors is expected iu Tliibodaux.
The day will be fitly celebrated
iu doing honors to Rex Junior, and
by a grand ball at night in the
Firemen's Hall.
Everybody should attend with
bis cousins and bis uncles and hi
aunts, and his wife's relatives too.
4ft years' test. For constipa
tion use Davis's Liver Pills.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2ftth Judicial District Court. Par
ish of Latourehe.
Thomas L. Winder rs. His Creditors.
Xo. 21!)ti.
To ail whom these presents mag con
cern
tary Public ot said Parish, at bis office
town of Tliibodaux, ou the 3rd day ol April,
18^6. beginning at 10 o'clock .V. M. tor the pur
j p»se of taking the affairs ot ti
svm jj,. A-c.. and that ill tin*
GREETING: That in pursuance of an order
the 26th day ot
of said Coart granted
Februarv. 1^86. accession
the said insolvent was mat
aud that a meeting ot the s.,,,* ^o . m
take place before Louis Philip Caillotiet, No
' ...........the
>n ot the propet tv of
un i* to tiis creditors.
e said creditors will
the said insol
pponitn.eut v>(
. _____ _ - meantime all
I proceedings agaiust the person aud proper
! ty ot the said Thomas L. Winder be staved.
Iu Testimony w hereof.
r i Witness my hand and the impress
? L.S. > of my seal of office at ThiboJanx.
) this 26th dav of February, A. D. 1886.
j ' J. W. KNOBLOCH.
1) v Clt-ik of said Court.
for Mole.
In order to close out, I will sell the re
maining stock and fixtures ot "Leighton"
stcre cun-isting ot a lot of dry goods, grocer
ies. hoots, shoes, counters, scales. Ac., at
\erv low prices. ANDREW COLLINS.
Feb, 27tli. l'JStj.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court,
ish of Lafotiiclie.
Pat
Succession of Joseph /> l . (drugs and
Co in m unit)/, Xo. 2114. For
partition.
Joseph
ItcCruns rs. Yictorin He
(irugs et a Is.
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mt to an
on
lor ami
deert
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in mi- < 1 ii
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for >a le i
it pnbl.i
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the last
unit big
Im
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I* at t
lo* < 'oil! t
Mouse II
1 the low
ii •'
i Tliiln
dan v
on - .lur
day. tin
20th .1 in
of
Mar. It.
IS-Vihc
t'vcn ti n*
horns of
1 I o'cl .. 1
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M. and
I o'cl.
•i-k V M.
♦In* toll,
to thi*
14 «!»•*«• prooorry hfloH^im;
l,v threequarters
less MX feet n tli
a'lmvi* siirfi Nsion mi l romniUMir v t
rff ict ;i |t;i 11 it i*»n lift \vi*«*n f h»* lioni
lPtpi'Hstfiliii pursnam ♦* of a jn*lremh*
oil Tlioivin on tho 13th il.iv of O.-ttihor. l^ s
to-wit :
A portiiiii tract of laml ^ituatoil i»* this Bar
i*h on th** ri«;ht hank of B ivoit Laf*»nrolio at
• bout ton imlos hHow tin* Town of Thiho
ilauv nio 'suf in^ om* arpont ami a half more
or loss front l»\ forty arpmits in depth lmun
ilod ahovo 1»\ land "f FHirmn Forot and h« •
low hv land jn*'t ho low d»**n*rihi*il to a di«
taiii*o of ton arponts and thonce hy hind of
Kniih* Tmso'air. fo^oflior with all the
buildings and itnproveinentH thorei n
Another tract of land adjacent to and be
low the one just described nioasurinsr three
ijuarier^ of an arpont Iron' on tin* lower line
ot an ament in depth also
the lower lino hv tin* whole
depth of said land reserved hy Finilo Tios
rla»r.
Mov»»al»le property : 1 bedstead, '3 tables.
1 arni'dr. 1 clock. 1 looking 'da-s, 1 «*t->ve. I
cross-cut saw. 1 band saw ; on the fol'owinjj
t* i ins and conditions to wit • l»» so fir . s the
undivided .-hare of pla'iititl losenh It»*«I*uy
in said pp-|»« rfy is ponm-rued to-wit,
ot the whole, one third < ash anil tin* hahinee
om: and tw • years fro n d *t« t.l sale secured
bv -pocial niort'jairo mi venders Inn and
pri'ilc^eon tin* undivided share of plaint fi
on the proport v sold is eom-erned ami the
share of the major heir- vz: Vic''»v ; a I>c
(viiiys wife of * »s at Knoblocb, .lo.-epbinc Do
(Sruys wife of Robert Wa^ens":«ok. Anvils i *
DeOruvs and \'i« t«»»i•• DeOrnys boinn
eai h • f the wt oh* for cash and the
share and portion - f tin* minors Letitia Ali
cia and Irina l> Uruvs bcim» *2 >| WI each «*t
the who'* to bo sohl on following; terms and
conditions viz : move hie for cash and the
landed property and impiovcinents one il rd
cash and tin* balance at cun* and two years
credit from tin* day ot s i o. The purchaser to
furnish notes to tiis o\\«i order and by him on
dorsed in blank secured by liiort'^a^e with
vc*ndoi's lien and privilege on ihe pro »erty
sold under the prtrf de mm aHniando said
note to bear eight ner rent pc* annum from
their date* until fully and finally paid and
the act of sale to s'i ml ite attorney 's fees, at
live* per cents on ainoutr recovered in case of
suit hein<; n sm ted to. to nvuvr amount of
said note or nnv part or portion thereof
Februarv 1'hb. I sw f>.
TH KOI* HIKE THI HOD AIX,
Sin*i .S
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial Di'tnct Court, Par
ish ot Lafourche.
Richard Mil liber rs Xo.
George C. Taylor.
217.".
Take
notice That acting under an order of
seizure and .-ale emanating from the above en
titled t'ourl in the ubove entitled and num
ber: d c;is I have seized a d will oiler for
s ill* at public auction, piu-uawt to law 10 the
la-r ai.d highest bidd* r a» the Tourr lion-*
i*t tie* town ot Tliihodaux. on Saturday
M noli 39tb. 18-»., b tw< <4b the hours of 11
A M. and { o'clock 1 M. tie* om*
iiiniiviilcd half of the foriowiug described
property, belonging to the defendant, viz :
A ci itaiii tract H laud or sugar ]d mtation
ki.owu as t lie < >rar ge Drove Plantat ion sit ua
ted in tin l'ari'b ol Laf uncbc on the left des
ecndm4 bank i*t B \ on Lalciirelii*, ibcdwel
ling being about f nr miles from Thibodanx
and i bree miles from .-aid Bavou situated in
'lowusliip 1 J South ot Range 1»'> E.*st except a
sm ill portnui of the tract hercii after tirst des
oribed aud composed of the following tracts
\ iz .*
1st A certain tract of land bounded above
by lands of II X c on Ion anil litlmv !i y lands
ui'T Fai nt .1 Bins cun im iicinj six ar|iruts
rmni l'avuil L ttuiiiclii* and running liack
I'iiii (\ lour arjicnts liavinj; u front of out* unit
a half al'i'cnt.
•Jnd A tract in (In* rear of anil niljoininf;
» 1 "' i"y f .les-rii..-: tmving a front m two
urpci.ls and a nuartcr arpents and ruunuia
lock twenty arpents Imunded atiove liv lands
•*' *'• ^* < ' ull, ' , ! l 1, . v 1,ll,ls °t >•
fon t iv liras, m thi* rear bv latnis of u-u
, loI .
did Tin* main body of tin*gdai'*at ion com
posed of 1st. t he South luiii of the South
east quartet of section 100 containing 80
acres, gnd. The South cast quarter of sec
tion 10.5 eontaii ii.g lliOaeit s. dril. TheSouttli
half of section 101 containing 5IS ;i:i[luj acres,
Ith. The North West quarter ot section 101!
containing Itjd acres. 5th, The East hall ot
South-west quarter of section 101 containing
80 acres, (ith. The South half of South-west
quarter ot section 103 containing 84 14[100
acres. 7 tli. The North half of section 111 con
taining 310 3!ql00 acres. 8tli. A fractional
portion of 110 containing 164 acres. Togeth
er with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, stock, horses, mules and (arming
utensils aud implements thereon. Also one
portable eugiue J9 mules. 4 wagons. 4 carts,
1 rotary hoe. I cotton seed meal distributor,
2 harrows, 18 ploughs, I corn planter. 1 fluke
5 Matter ploughs. 11 sets double and single
trees. 1 stubble digger, 12 wagon loads of
corn (about], 75 cords of wood (nearly), 1
.m .o^ , <»,» „»>
To pav aud satisfy in cash the sntn of One
Thousand and Twenty three 6.ql00 Dollars
together with eight per cent per annum
iuterest there.m from tv.e 3rd day of
sugar house stove and co >king furniture ,35
cant* knives,5 spades. 14 sets ot harness and
all the seed eane on said plantation.
May. 1.881. till paid and ten per centum
on the aggregate thereof as attorney's lees
and .ill costs herein which said amount *s se
cured by mortgage with vendor's privilege on
the property above described by act of sale
and mortguge passed before Albert J. Las
seienc. deputy clerk au*t ex-officio Notary
Public of.said Parish on the 3rd May. 1884.
Februarv 13th, 1886.
' THEOPHILK TH1BODA1 X,
Sheriff.
oTATE OF LOUISIANA,
20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Walter Pugli rs Xo. 21 SO, John M.
lloicc and Hermogene liobi
chu iu\
1 a!\I* HOt H P
S' I/.III i* a Dll
III H»l ( 'out l ,
that
Mail* phi .Hating; from tb»* attovp
u tlieabovo PiilltUrrl Iiml niliu
l have anil wiil
tli
ictiug under an order i
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public auetion pur
-t and highest bid
iu tin* tow u ol Tlitbo
e *jutIi dav of Mareli
ars of I ! o'etoek A ■ M.
* followin'; lie.-eribed
i known
tl Ml till*
Oil the
iiml 11 our it
.1 live l III*
iou im
o. IfFS Mil
havill*4 ,i !
|.i*ui> : ! In*
lollmvs .
It* Di .ii « ('
1 av D'ojfl
U. M.-lamj
Dinio.^
oiler
silant to law to tlit
ot a a t he i cmrl i 1 1
ti.iux on Salur lav
l^'l. bl'tUtPII III.
and 1 o'clock 1 * M.
pi opei t v. to-wH :
A ceMain tract of land or pl.ditat i
a - t hi* *• V\ a vc-rly i 'lautal ion' Nil oa
ihnisii ol Lalouit he. in this Shit
i igh . th-M ♦ nun ^ bank oi Bayou i.ulouiehr
reon, at about three miles
* town oi liiiPod.iu\ tin* first cou
siiiiii^ iwt uit \ arpents from 11111:1*
n said Ba\ou; the second couc*-ss:on
rout oi .-« \cntcM*ii amt a bait ai
sanl pl.t a; a! ton bcin^ bounded as
1 be limit concession by t lie Briis
'iicarKo.i i w 1 1.ci 1 '•ejiar.it •> i! from
t v i01 mi rly he on^no in Dr.
•hi 1 aim the icai concesMoti by
lands 110v* oeloimin- to I >«m \ il * Min* and bo
low bv eidolon Biauratioii of R. i.. l'u^n.
I o '
pI'oM
mill.
1 *
in l* w i: Ii ;
ui ti..
huiiililj^s ami Mil
tilts tlu*lt
■ou iut imliu^ su^ur hniKt*.
_im*s. ina
t*iiim -1 \
.mil sU 4 .ir making
U- of fV
tit Ui
;i«l. -tauU*. <*ahins.
wagons. 1
UartK,
jidiws, aii'l larmiii"
utensils oi every desciiption whatsoever
u-e<l 111 tin* cult iv at ion ot said plantation and
t i-el eio beUn^nio, bciu^llie same propel tv
w icli I In* said .loan \l. tlovveli acquired ny
pmdiase fui.o the succession ol Ml's. 1 \ nt bia
Bu" h.
Also about 3olld barrels of coal, about 3b
wa4011 loads of bay. about 30 wa^oti loads of
corn. 40 mub s. *48 ploughs 17 sets of peat's. 3
stubble is. • carts, 13 wagons. 3 wooden
i istern I set of blacksmith tools, 1 bettalo
cane scales. 1 iron roller, 100 arpents of seed
cam*. 31 cane knives, 3.» bocs 1 lot of old w.t_i
on axles and a heels. 1 set trust hoops.
To pay aud satisfy the >um ot rive thousand
dollar-cash and 8 op» inf 1 t'csi 11 om the l* s tb 1
.January 18»H, cash and tin* nulance ol said in !
de"teduc-s ot twenty lour thousand dollars
wit h 8 0p» per cent iutcre-t from 4th Februa
ry ISSt* on which said 4tb f ebriiai v I v 80 said
balance tails line together with live per cent
r torneys ice- on tin* -aid indebtedness and
all cost- therein s.i'.tl sale la n side «*u the
bdlowuiix terms and eouditiom; and accord
in<' to .aw a> lol ows :
Cash sit.. 1 ieut to pay and satisfy live thou
-ami dollars with 8 0p> iutci est from ifctli Jan
u.ii y I8.80 and tm a tei tn ot credit to tin* Itli
1 1 lunar). I8 w n. to j ay ami satisfy the 1 al
nice of said indebtedness w ith Twenty-live
fh -usaul Dollar- w itii 8 0^1 mieresr Iro.n, ith
!* • bru.ir\. I s >f. to*; titer witii 0 Op) attorneys
P-es oa said indent • ness and all eo-is wbieli
-a d aiiioiiut 1- -ecure t *»v mot tii.ezc on tli
ptoperty above deserib* d b v act of mortgajie
passed In*fore Ktl^ur (i»iirni Notary I'.iiou; ol
the eity 01 New Dr can- on the 3 l-t day id
h«bru«ry 1 - 8 S 4 . Said sale to be made with
out apprai-eiueut.
Febraarv 13tn. l^^b
ltlKulMIiLK THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial Di.-tiict Court, Par
ish Lafourche.
Emma C. Flash rs. Xo. 21SJ Christi I
ana Lendner et als.
Take notice that acting under a writ of Fi !
Fa emanating from tiie above entitled j
Court in the above entitled and iinm j
bered ease I have seized and will offer j
tor sale at public auction pursuant to law to j
the last aid li gliest bidder at thr Court |
I muse iu the lown of Tliibodaux on Saturday !
the Joth day of March ISSli between the hours |
ol 11 o'e oek A. .)1. and 4 o'clock 1'. M. the lot
lowing described prooerty to w it :
1st. A certain lot of ground or town lot situ
Hied ill the Town oi lbibodaux being (lie
N-rtii Fast quarter of lot No. [-*'>) twenty five
on the plan of said town, hounded iu trout or j
Nmtli bv Main street West by Jhc North
west nuartcr ot said lot South by tin* South !
Last i|Uarterof said lot and East by St. Louis 1
street toget 1 ci with all tin* buildings aud im j
provements thereon.
'Jnd. v certain fractional lot or town lo* sit j
Hated m the town of Tliihodaux measuring •
tilt \ -one feet five indies trout on St. IMiiiip |
street I iv seventy-five feet m depth together !
with all the buildings and improvements there j
on bounded in front or West by St Philip |
stieet South by lot of L. .1 Meyer East by |
fractional lot of Alexander Kihbeck and |
North by fractioi al lot of Louis Longman be !
mg the -outli era part ot the Western half of .
lot No. Id on the plan of the town of Thi bo ;
daux.
Terms and conditions of sale cash on the
spot in Coiled States i re,usury Notes to pav I
principal interest and cos ts iii the above suit, j
Februarv Idtli 18*45.
• THEOrillLE THIBODAUX. ;
Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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2fttli, Judicial District Court, Par
ish ot Lafourche.
Lewis Moore rs. Xo.
tors.
2Ido his cred'i
Pursuant to an order and degree of tin
above Court and in obedience to a conuuis
sion to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered case I will otter for side at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House in the town of
Thibodaux on Saturday the 20th day ot March
1886 between tho hours of 11 o'eltck A. M.
aud 5 o'clock P. M. the following cilseribed
property ceded by the said insolvent to bis
creditors viz ;
A certain tract of land or towu lot situated
in the Parish of Lafourche on the right hank
ol' Bayou Lafourche at about sixteen
! arpents therefrom on the qutskirt et the town
—, . . . . .
I LeBlanc a front ol two hundred and eight teet
j on a street or roml bounding it tou tlie W est
| ot Thibodaux said lot lraviug a front ot sixty
; eight teet on a street or road bounding it on
1 the South and separtmg it from laud ot 1 aul
and separating it from lot now or formerly be
longing to Pierre Lagarde a front of sixty
eight feet on the, North or towards Bayou La
fourcbe abutting lot of Anthony Grauger and
a back line, ol 208 tact tliis tine being paraleli
ed w ith slid sixty eight feet from the Western
boundary. Together with all ibe bui'dings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions ot ale : cash'on the
spot, iu United States Treasury notes.
February 13th. 1886.
" THEOPHILE THIBODAUX.
Sheriff.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial Dm■ lot Court, Par
ish ot Lafourche.
Richard Milliken rs Xo. 2174, Mrs.
Mari / A. Cross.
Take notice that acting under a*' nrdc* of
s<*i/air.* ami sale eman iting Irom the a*ions
entitled Court in the. above entitled anil
numbered ease, I have -eizi-il ami will otter
lor sale at public auction piii-u.il lo law
to the lasr and highest bidder at the Court
House ii the Town *»t Tliihodaux. on Satur
itay I lie 2D| b dav of Mail.. ISSli. between
tie hours of I I o'clock A. M amt 4 oeiuek 1*.
M. tiie one midividi d ball'of tins followino de
serile it property belonging to tli** said dcleu
ill.
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A cei tain tract of land • • r -ilii.u* p autation
k no a n . - 1 lie Ora 1141- (iiove l'hm ta t .on. .-it ua
ton ia the l'ari-h of Kilourcln* on the lelt
ib'-e.-miinjj hank nt Ba>o » Lafourche the
d vv.-illii.4 beinj; about four miles lrom i'hibo
«lau\ a "l thre • miles Irani said Bayou situa
ted 1:1 I'o \v u > 1, i * 1 ii s,,uth ol Ran^i* 1 !| East
f'Xn pt a -mall pm t on ot t.,e tr.ief hereinaf
ter first described ami composed ol tin* follow
in4 t facts, viz :
1st. A ci rfain tract of land bounded above
by iai it.- of II. N. Chutloii and below by lands
of I. Foret v\: Bros eoniim uein^ six arpents
from I • a oa aPuitvhc and ruin ii,4 bacK
tliii t v-iom a rj»cuts h iv ing a front ol one and
Ajli a S t a r j -I'll r .
■.nd. \ tract in the rear of and a<ljoinin«r
the tract just deseiibed bavin*; a iiont of
t wo arpents and a quarter arpents and run
11 in ii back twentv hi penis, bounded above by
land- of il X. Toulon ami below by muds of
T Fun t Si Bros, in tb«* rear by lands ui ven
dor
3rd. The main body of the plantation com
posed of 1st, The South half of the South
east quarter of n i t : on 100 containing SO
acres, uud, Tiie South East quit tir of sec
tion I0o e Hifainiu4 100 acres. 3rd The south
half of section B>4 containing 31<8 33|100
acres.
4tb 'fhe North-west quarter of section
104 cont ii"inj; 100 acres. 5th. The lv»st half
of South West quaiter ol section 101 cotitain
iiii; 80 acn-s. (ith, 1 be South ha f of South
west quarter ot section 103 containing
84 14[100 acre-. 7th. The North J of section
otrainin»; 319 33|100 acres. 8th,
ctimial portion of section 110 con
taining 101 a res. To^eliter with ull the
buildings end improvements tln rcoii, stock,
cattl- . horses, mules and .arming utensils
and im eluents 1 lu reon, also 1 portable en
gine. 39 mu.es 1 wagons, 4 cars. I K* t«ry
Hoc, ) cotton seed meal distributer. 3 har
rows. 18 plough*, I corn planter, I fluke. 5
Matter plnu£ti8. it sets double and single
trees. | stub de digger. 13 wagon loads of
cm n fabouty. 75coids of wood (nearly), 1 su
gar bouse stove and cooking furniruie, &e.
3.» caue knives, 5 spades, 14 *et» of harness
and all tin* seed cane 011 said plantation.
To pay and sati.-ly in ea.-li tin sum of One
Thou-ind and Twenty-three 55|l()i Dollars
Tog« ther with eight per cent per uiiDum, in
tere> thercon from 3rd May, 1884 till paid
and ten p.*r centum nti the aggregate there©!'
as attorney.-* Ices and ill the costs Herein
which said utimuuf is secured by mortgage
with vendors privilege 011 t he property Dove
descrioed by act ol .*>ale ami mortgage passed
befote Albert 3. Las.-eigne. deputy clerk and
ex- din i ' -u v l uidic of said Parish on the
3rd May, 1884.
111 ED PH ILE TH l BODAUX,
8heri*
Feb. 13th 1886.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche, 20th Judicial
District Court.
Etienne Rousseau rs His Creditors.
Xo. 2188.
To all those idiom these presents mag
concern :
Please take notice. That in pursuance of
an order ot said Court, granted on the drd
February. Issii. a meeting of the creditors of
the said insolvent will take place boor,
Emil.- E. Eelilane, clerk of sanl C ourt of the
Parish of Lafourche on the 13th dn.) of ilarch
188t>. beginning at lb o'.dock A. M. for the
purpose of taking the affairs of the said in
solvent into consideration the aipointment
oi syndic. .Vo., and that in the meantime all
proceedings agaiust the person aud property
id the said insolvent, Etienne Uousseau, ba
stayed.
In testimony whereof.
M itness my band and the impress
of the seal of my office, at Tliibodaux
this 5th dayof Fsbruary 1886.
(Signed) J. W. KNOBLOCH.
D'v Clerk of said Court.
l"l:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
Leo N.
Aucoin rs His Creditors.
Xo. 2170.
To all whom these presents mag con
ca n :
GREETING : That in pursuance of au [order
of said Court granted on the 22nd day of
January, 1*86, accession of the property of
the said insolvent was made to his credithre,
and tli it a meeting ot the said creditors will
take plan* before (amis Philip ( ailionet. No
tary Publie'of said Parish, at his office iirthe
town oft hihodatix. ot: the 13th dayof March
1H86, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M. for the par
pose of taking the affairs of the said insol
vent into consideration, the appointment of
syndic Ac., aud that in the meantime all
proceedings against the person and proper
t v of the said Leo N. Aucoin be stayed.
In Testimony whereof,
f l Witness my hand and the impress
} L.S: ■ of my seal of office at Thibodanx
( S this 25th dav of January, A. l>. 1886.
" J. W. KNOBLOCH,
D'y Clerk of said Court.
For Kale.
IN I.OTS TO SlIT I* t: KCIi.VS tits.
One covered rockaway. six sauted.
One open Jersey wagon, four seated.
Harness for the above.
One small three-mule cart.
All the above articles are in fine order and
cheap.
i 'tie pure Jersey hull, very reasonable.
3 grade Jersey' cots aud heifers . prices
lrom f 5c.ni) to $75.bn
Two horses at f3U.(K) aud $60.00, respect
ively.
Fine Berkshire hogs.
Two large cisterns.
For further information apply on the plan
tation of the late David Pugh, to
JOHN H. PUGH,