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The Opelousas courier., 1853-01-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State OF LOUISIANA

4AAA8s OE ASS9S4<AAsS@"
George w. Haygood District Court.
vs.. Parish of st. landry
Vim. r. Davis, adm. No. 5617s
DY virtue of writ Of alias 4. fa., issued in
D the shove entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of ST. Landry,
and to me directed, wilFbe exposed to public
aaie, on the plantation of defendant, on the
Atchafalaya, in this parish, ON Saturday the
5th day Of ofFebruary, A. d., 1858, at twelve
months credit, being the second and last ex-
posure, purchasers giving bond with security,
with interest at eight per cent. from the day
of sale until paid, all the right title, interest
and demand Of VIM b. Davis, adm, &c, in
and to the following property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
A certain Tract Of Land, situated on the
Atchafalaya River, ii the Parish Of St. Lam
dry, containing one hundred and thirty acres,
more Or less, bounded on the East BY the At
chafalaya, on the North by lands of Hill and
TAYLOR, on the Southsby the land Of d. W.
Taylor and on the West by Public Domain,
together with all the Buildings and Improve
ments thereon. .@ ....e aa4.-s.. ..fF...
And also, a Negro-man, named Budd, aged
q years, Mulatto-boy, named Duron, aged
8 years and Jane, Grife-girl, aged years. !
rThe two last mentioned children, Jane
and Duron were pointed out by the defend
ant. VIM. r. Davis, in absence oftheir mother
who is still living and now in the State Of A..
labama.
HARRISON ROGERS, sherDi.ss
Sherif's Ofsce, St. Landry,
18th Of January 1853. fg.
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Shingles Shingles /!
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
The good safe Stealnel
sYDolyI.A..
]. JOHNSTON MAsTra.

S LII lsage Washington on Wednes-
days al 10 al bE, and retsarn,iing
levs New Orleans on Saturdays 1t I2M The
Sydonia was built expressly for this trade. is
vel adapted, being safa and comfortable, ii.
50 veil supplied with the late improvements
for TIE protection Of lives and property. Eve-
~ exsrsi0n viii be made BY the officers to
give satisfaction.
P.S,Oonsiguees Will please notics that
freighta eannot posssblg bs delivered from the
warehouses unless the cash Is paid Or bills re-
eeipted back 10 shippers Cor payment.
18th Janusry 1853
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BOARDING And DlY-SGHOOL,
FOR 0UNG Z AIDES

Ss1pcySntend by Mrs, Renuud, (5orn
xu5er,) an Ope1ousas 4
TINE proximity of this institution in the
l. Town Of 0pelousas,
fLate Resiaesaceef ilfa. Labche,) {
affords most convenient, and healthy situa-
ton; the dornitories, classes, study rooms
and Of recreations leave nothing to desire.
The students will receive the principles of
a good and solid education, base on q reli-
gious instruction - 1#8 z1@ #
E. The course Of instructions will embrace lec-
EEtures adapted to the advancement of the stu.
dents, Writing, the study of the French Lam
guage, and more particularly the English,
Geography, the Sphere, Arithmetic, Sacred
History, ancient and modern, and all degcrip-
tions Of needle work. r.z..rz
All the french classes are under the direc.
tion of Mrs. Renaud, Superintendent of that
institution H
The English language, to which particu-
Lar care will be granted, will be taught BY
special mistress. II
Moreover, an under-mistress, speaking the
french and english languages, is expressly
charged Of the continual superintendent, re-
quired ina Young Ladies institution. En-
their recreations, their dormitories and at
study, and in all their occupations, they shall
never be alone IA -
Every thing concerning the personal ser.
vice Of the students is confded to q white SER
want.
Each student must be furnished with one
mattrass and bolster, one red counterpane,
one musquitto-bar, one cover, one table knife
one tumbler. ~
UNIFoRM--A straw hat trimmed in white.
For Winter-A grey nerino dress, trim.
med with black velvet.
For Sunnser-A rose and white dress.
The bed cloth and dresses is Left to the
choice Of the parents.
The terms per quarter are as follows, to wit.
Institution list ciass s12 90
I'd class, 10 90
Music, IA 90
Boarding, 25 90
Opelousas, December 18th 1852.-3m.
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EDUCATION & LEGAL NOTICES.
BOARDING & DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

BOARDING & DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
SUPER1NTEND. BY MISS BEReIER
THE proximity.of this Institution to the
Il town. nofers al the advantages desirable
for house of education. .--...>,.s.sz..-
The students viii be the object of constant
and assiduous care and solicitude. Miss Ber-
cier will exert herselfto develop in her stu
dents the qualities Of the heart, as well as to
form and cultivate thefacuties Of the mind.
She is convinced that any instruction to be
fruetuous and solid, must rest on moral and
religious basis The English language viii be
taught by lady, attached TO the institution, ].
The course Of instruction viii embrace a
progressive course Of reading writing, the
study of the French and English languages,
arithmetic, geography history and al kind Of
needle works.
The terms per quarter are as follows:
instruction, s 600
Boarding, "a 90
Music, Is 90
0pelousas, 11th Dec. 1852. 3m.
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:. =. 3. G691ER II

ID EsPECTFULLY announce tie citizens
Ii Of ST. Landry and surrounding country,
that he has permanently located himself II
Opelonsas, where he is ready to receive Or
defs for a7raislaiag and orna8seuttng old
feeraitures. Of every description, old uaitsrs
made equal 10 aetc, paper hanging, fire
screens, pai'sted IN 5aotoers, fans. 9.c. &c.
For orders or more particulars, apply to
the Editors of the 0pelousas Courier.
Opelousas, February 21st l852-1y.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Sheriff IS Sale,
STATE OF LoUIs1

A0AA4E L Of AASt1SlANA
Ns& W Ofutt District Court
VS.. St. Landry
Philip Carroll. No 5233'
DY virtue of writ of alias f. fa., issued in
- the aboEe entitled suit, BY the District
Court, i'll and for the Parish of St. Landry,
and to me directed will be exposed to Public
Sale for Cash, at the Court House of this Par
ish, on Saturday the fifth day Of February
1853, commencing at the hourof II o'clock
A. NJ, and from day to day if necessary, all
the right title, interest and demand of Philip
Carroll in and to the following property, sei-
zed to satisfy said writ, to wit
The part of House and Lot of ground sit
uated in the Town of Opelousas, on the Corner
Of Court street md Landry street, formerly
occupied by Lewis and Abraham Andrus as
store, .. s.at ,
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office St. Landry,
January 1st, 1852. d.
Henry L. Garland. Louis Lastrapes.
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Notice to the Public.

yIIE undersigned, merchants in Washing
!. ton, wishing to close their business, in
that town, and dissolve the partnership, an.
nounce to the public ingeneral that they will
sell off their large stock of Goods at cost, but
only for cash. s4
Persons indebted to them are requested to
come and settle in the shortest delay. 2 ="
GOLDMANsg KAUFMAN.
Washington. 1 1th Dec. 1852.-1y.
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lied. A. MARTELxs

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
ID EsPEGTFULLY offers his professional
~ services 70 his friends and to tho public
of the I4th and 18th judicial Districts.
His Office is in Opelonsas
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=. u. GARDINER,

ATTORNEY AND GouSsELLoR At Law.
DEING permanently located in Grand CO.
ID tean (ss Landry, will exsrrise his pro-
fession in the Courts Of l4th and 18th Judi
cial Districts.
Grand Cotsau, December 25h l852-1y.
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NOTICE.

u VIE undersigned having received his CON-
i mission as Public Auctioneer, for this
Parish, offers his services to the public and to
his friends.
He takes the opportunity to offer to all ad-
ministrators of SUGGESTIONS who shall employ
him as Auetioneer, to make for them without
extra charges all the necessary tableaux to
render their accounts. o 5ss s@
ROBERT BENGUEREL.
Opelousas, February 7th 1S52-1y. a
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WAGON FOR SALE.
PLANTATION TOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for An
liiiy sale his Plantation, situated on -uaaa
Bayou Teche, in Petit Bois, ii this Parish,
measuring 700 arpents, more Or less, With all
the Buildings and Improvements thereon er-
ecsed. There is on said plantation about 250
arpents Of wood land Said plantation has also
Alright to make wood on wood land of $50
arpents, situated at about eight arpents. from
said plantation, ceeded by the Spanish Gov
eminent for the use Of the inhabitants Of Pc
tit Bois
Forterrns or other particulars, apply TO Mr.
Valisre Roy or the undersigned II. Z
BEN0IT lNEY.
Barre Landing, 18th Jan. 1858.
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situated in Grande Prairie, and known BY the
name Of Hanehett's Tan Yard containing ..
bout 1876 aEpents. ~ - g = r. s
Terms AND CoNDITIoNs:--All sums Of ten
dollars and under payable Cash, ON the day
ofsale, and all sums over ten dollars ON a cre-
dit ofone, two and three years. from the lay
OF SALE in equal annual payments; purchasers
to give their notes with approved security in
soldo to the satisfaction Of the Administra+
trlx; property to remain specially mortgaged
and hypothecated until the full ah9 final paw.
ment Of said notes, with the interest which
may accrue thereon, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum, from maturity.
B ,Vermillon, January Ist, 1888, 2
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BUSINESS CARDS, &C.
TAKE NOTICE.
Cali to see Myer s. Alexanders.
WASHINGTON.
Wholesale & Retail Establishment for

BARGAINS.
NJ. & A., are now receiving, ahtlh
by every Boat from the Northernl gsWy
markets, heavy supply of every description
Of Merehandlze,5 embracing Dry Goods, 1fue
Closhang, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps uasd
Ladaes tiae Dresses. +.
ALsO-A large supply of jewelry of the
latest fashion, embracing Diamonds, fine
Gold and Sslrer Watches, from the best
makers in England. Ladies and Gents fine
Gold Chains, God Spectacles. dc.
1--we kindly invite the Ladies and Cen
tlemen to give us call
We offer at Wholesale or Retail, at very
small advance Z
Washington, Ha,,) October 18th 1852.
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RltLYi RALLY! RALLY!

THE undersigned heretofore a.
] gent Of Mr.. w W. Thompson, of
New Orleans, informs his friends &
the public that he has become his partner,
and, in consequence, offers his whole stock
at great reduced prices. Persons wishing bar
gains are requested to visit his establishment.
Positively no lsaens6ag, and goods are Of
fered cheaper than can ever be purchased
here. Clothings and Fancy Goods are offer.
ed almost at cost. G. A. GENIN.
0pelousas, 18th Dec. 1852-2m.
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N5atE
Jean Dubonrdieu, No. $500 a4
DY virtue of an order of seizure and sale,
1D issued in the above entitled suit, by the
district Court in and for the Parish Of ST. Landry,
and to me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale,
for Cash at the Court House othis Parish, on Satur-
day the fifth day Of February 1853, commencing at
the hour Of Il O'Clock, A. NJ, and from day to day,
if necessary all the right title, interest and demand
Of Jean Dnbourdeu in and to the following proper
ty, seized to satisfy said writ, 10 wit:
A certain Tract of Land, purchased by said Du-
boprdieu from the deceased by act before Yves Da-
W, notary public, on the I'd day Of October 1850,
and being described as situated in the Parish of St.
Landry, in the town Of Opelousas, having 81 feet
'front.' more less, the principalstreet, bounded
North by the lots belonging TO Stephen Duel, East
by the principal or Main street, South by the lots
belonging to Magdelaine Lefevre, f. w c. and West
by Road street together with all the Buildings and
Improvements thereon. s>f7S
.esz HARRISON ROGERS, sh48.-
sherif's Office, St. Landry, / i go
January 1st 1853 -. .-.,.. gs5a .s.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Public Sale.

DY virtue of an order from the Honorable
- the District Court, in and for the Parish
OF Yermillon.- wilIbe offered for sale, at pub
lie auction to the highest and last bidder.
through the 4, ministry Of public apctioneer,
On Monday, 7th February, 1858.
at the Court House, in the town of Opelou-
sas, the following described property, situated
in the Parish Of st. Landry, belonging TO the
succession of Robert Perry, deceased, late Of
the Parish Of Vermillion, to wit: ., &c.,.
A Certain Tract of Lamas-
containing 5 arpents front by forty in depth.
situated on Bayou Chicot, together with all
4a55a THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVE
1-azl 1-=-azzl MENTS thereon.
- st. Attract OF LAND.
adjoiningthe above, containing about 80 j.
cres, commonl y callea the Steven ,splace.
=. = Il TRACT OF LllND, as ii
being the North part of Lots Nos / and 2, Of
Section 10, Township3 South. Range Eaa
containing 20 acres.
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SherfRss Sale.


STATE or 10 OUISIANA.
Lncius ]. Dgpre : ais. District Court.
Us. St. Landry,
G.. Toledano No. 1896
DY virtue Of an order ofthe District Court.
- IN and fol he Parish of ST. Landry and
State Of Louisiana and to me directed ii the
above entitled suit will be offered at Public
Auction at the Court House Of this Parish on on
Saturday the fifth day Of March 1858, com.
meneing at the hour Of II o'clock a. NJ, and
continued from day to day If necessary; upon
the Terms and Conditions as may be agreed
upon BY the aforesaid parties, OF which NAV n
be required By law, the following described
propertI 10 wit
A certain portion Of land situated in the
town Of Opelousas being ptlrt Of SQUARE Or lot
No. 8 Of the plat Of said town, measuring
ninety-six feet one inch front by one hundred
and sixty feet SIX inches Id depth facing Main
street. bounded East hy Main street, on The
North and West BY lands or lots formerly be-
laying to Andre LasErapes and South bv5
laAds formerly belonging 10 Bipnon and Mar
lin, withal the buildidys and improvements
thereon.
HARRISON ROGERS, Sheriff
Sheriff Ofice St. Landry, :
END. January, 1858.
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hle now occupAed py das. Akenhead rs a store
containing ! ! acre, more or less, with all the.
(gsA BUILDINGS AND &,
lGsiM IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
The North Wesb Quarter of Section 25
Township 8 South, Range 4 East, containing
l6274acres.1 30 ssT
The East half of NORTHEAST quarter sso.
ton %, Township 4 South. Range 81 East.
Also, the West half of Northwest quarter
Sectian "a, Township 4 South, Range 5 East
containing together 168 OIL acres. as; as@s
The Northeast Quarter Of Section 81,
Township2 South, Range A East. and "a
much Of the East half of theSouth- East quar-.
ter of Section 81, in Township South, Ran.
ge 4 East, ass Is within the Parish of SainA
Landry, containing together LIT 35 acres.
The Southwest quarter of Section 81, In
Township 2 South Range East, containing
about 247 IS acres, more OF less.
The Northwest quarter Of Section as,
Township 2south, Range East, containing
about l60 ~ acres. s.,=ssss5,--,-~-.,---
The NORTHEAST quarter of Section 9S.
Township South, Range East. containing
about l60 A acres. .tz.l,.=...r
The North West quarter Of Section 81,
Township 2 South, Range East, containing
about 16016. =
The South West quarter Of Section 81. in
Township 2 South, Range 4 East, containing
about $50 10 acres.
The North West quarter of Section 50, id
Township 8 South, Range 4 East, containing
about 1872 90 acres. BIZ 37 p
The Whole Of a Tract or Parcel OF
-s Ia T&rrM a. -...
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A Lot Of Ground. I.

in the village Of Bayou CEAeot, being the a.
me now occup1ad by Jas. Akenhead is store,
containing / acre, more or less, with all The.
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Canadian Items.

Ann Walker died Of cholera in the L1nstic Asy-
lum, Toronto, on the 10th inst.
An anti slavery meeting was held in Toronto on
the 23d inst, ut which many speeches were made
on tho subject of slavery" Uaoie Toms Cabin"
serving for general text.
The free privilege granted to the JoxrnaI Of Edss
cation. short time ago. has been extended to the
Canadian Agriewlfurtst, and that psper will now
pass through the post free Of postage.
The MoniftNr Canadian states that Paul Mayor,
Of Myiere des Prairies, made maple sugar on the
9th instan;-a ms Of midness in the Canadian
winter season We believe almost unprecedented
Tie Stratford Netos reports a fatal Ndsnt which
happened last week near that place A lad namsd
Patrick Geary was killed by the upsotting Of .
wagon, which he hAd borro we'd from nj ghbor.
The NticS reports also the accidental death Of
farmer, Mr. George Kline, of Dounie, by the break
ing of . wheel Of . thresAing machine, which the
deceased Was attending
The telegraph from London to Windsr will short
ly be completed, and then there will be direct
communication to Halifax
The denizens of Whitby are taking the initistory
steps for the construction of , railway from Port
Whitby to Sturgeon Bay. At recent meeting q
the committee, \ 0hairmsn. secretary, correspond
ing secretary, and treasurer were appointed.
Tie st Catharine's Journal reports . melancholy
occurrence which took place in that to wn last week
Mrs Fitzgerald, q young lady whose fsthsr was
killed year ago by falling from loaded wagon,
had for some time past been observed t. DO exceed
ingly depressed in spirits, and on Wednesday Last
left her home In the evening, and did not retan.
She had gono to Pert Dalhousis. and thrown her
self into the water ut the pier.
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Our coffee Market since the early part Of the susrent
month has been characterized BY great degree Of in
activity mot more unusual however thAngeRerally pN
vasatShs season Of the year, WHOM the trading oon-
muAity avoid far possible orestng obiigaHcnS
uHlesslander circumstances Of strong indussmens
Notwithstanding the absence OF demand either rcd
speculative holders have preserved throughout oho
month degNe OF trimmer indicating ssnclusveiy thsk
conviction In favorable state Of things with the
opening Of the spring trade and the increased facilities
getting Supplies TO the West that viii then BE- rdsd
By the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and By other ohso
nels Of inland conmunieation. They strengthened
In this conviction by the general ohsrec Sr Of tbsr I'D
vices fom home and from foreign markets by the
money and the enhaAced value Of mot Of the lesdinS
commodities Of trade.
The importAons Of this year at this port show falling
ca Of some 90 0C0 bags, whilst the stock hand
docs act vary materially from that Of last year
The total shipments to the United StAes from lst Of
hom the roulsr Of Mesers Miller lie Coco Co, Bio
Jansiro 4th Of November TIA 936 bags this yeAI
against Sol l6l bags tie last year. showing def
cheney in round numbers OF So 600 bags The stocks
hand ct the ports Of I'm portaton We estimate, win
bear about the proportionate defcsnoy ana II
known that supplies In the intero: markets whore It
Is distributed for consumption, very moderate
eeale holders derive additional conf ience that, with
only the average consumption OF tie last year two
the socke Ia the ports viii be s2od inasequts 70 the
fairly opened, and the waats Of the interior become
developed.
Under the influence OF these coavotons the part Of
holders trade adopt the prudential Of ke-ptng
sloof from the MARKET believing TINT they viii gain no
thing by lsyrg in stocks a. tbs prices nov liked by
city Of fesg the market coees quietly aud qu,ta
oMs In the absence Of recent OF
must be regarded somewhat nominal We quote prime
az good fair, ~ conmon to fair, saex.
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CANpnIssr OArriE MARKrT Dec. 20 AT market, IfvB
sstteabout 600 beeves aHd 1T3 stores ooDstins Of
WORKING cxsn ard calves, ysArpss two aud thrcs
years old, Prisss-kARIEr BrEY-Rxtrs IS SO per ewt;
let quality 50; I'd quality 81 20 . rs 6si ID quality,
81 81 80; ordinary, So 80. UipEs-S5 pe ovt PsLrs
81 81 ~. 0ALy 6xiNs--10o per Id TAiiou-8T 50
80 per owt VEAL CALvEs-S6, 90 . 81. BAnaELLsro
CAITIr-e4e 81 so. sroRss-Working oxsa. S7S, 81 90
81 a 10i and calves, SCI 2, 30 - ~ 80; year-
lipgs So So SAT tive years old, 81 0, 10 50 thrcs
years old, $40, 90 IS So Sugsr AND LAMBs-6 Coz 81
market. Prices-Extra 50 So asa g. by lot, 81 90, 4
22bs3 swrNx- 117 at market; all fat heSs; wholesale
at exc per ID BxManKs-Nerkst fs rather hard, and
overstoch last week with the weather too to
Hill much except for immediate The cattle trains
all In promptly this morning. ZOE came over
the Fitchburg Railroad, ard 1c7 ovsr the Boston and
Lowell Railroad loaded with cattle sheep horsss svtne,
aud fowls. NUMsaR rRsM rAcH bTArx-Oasde-Maisas
e6; New Hampshire, 81; Vermont Co.'S Msssachusesns
81; New York M-Toss,, i It's. shsep--Se~ Hs0p-
shire sci Vermont $50; Msssaebusetts Iie Canada,
l2-Total COS. svipe-vtrHont, 10; 0his, Nl-rs-
tai, 2i7. Hoxas-verment, 81
BHiapror CArrrx MAKHIT, Dec so.--At market, ! is9
beef cattle $50 tors IL pairs working oxen IS cows sud
calves COO sheep and lambs and $40 Prccs--
Bypr CarTLE- Extra, $780, lat quality, So "a qustty,
So so; Sd quality, 81 80; ordinary, $3.50 8von1-
Yesrlipgs, 90 7! t-o years old 81 III Ia; shrss
Years cid, $40 81 ga 81 woRRIse Oxss Saiso 81 esb
90 leo 1Ib. Cows Ans CALyKr-&l9 10, A. sb ~ . 3d.
srrrr Arp Lawns Exty, 80 30 st7; by lOt 81 SO "
"a ewrs- SO So 30; retail eks TAT hsE<
6ko
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Law Intelli sence.

svrR,Mz Counr rns United STATES -Decemosr
f9-Benjsmin y. Thomas Eco, Of Massachusetts,, and
Byron Gordon Dsnieis Eco Of New York admitted
stsorDcys and councillors Of this court No. o. John
Kennett ct Al, Thomas Chambers Appeal frsm the
district court OF the United States for Texas M Chief
Justice Tarey delivered the cpRen Of this court affirm
ing the decree q the district court in this with
costs no 81 Henry OHislly ct al ap pella ats Sam
uei T. More ct a. The argument Of this caue Wal
continued by ST. clifford for the appellants ssd eou-
euoed by Mr. Cbese for the appellants No SO The So
cord Municipality Of New 0rbans plaintiffs in error
William Minor. This writ Of dismissed with
costs, under the 18th rule OF tho court
Suraknp CeuaT UrITIp sTAras, Dec. 30 NO.
10 ssnuel sample ct al. shadrach Barnes Appeal
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for Miss
fppi Ar Justice Daniel delivered the opinion sf this
Court Affirming tho decree Of the said Oiveuit Court In
this cause, With costs No 80 Horace o Hsby al al
plaintiffs In Kiiahs Eoote. rbis cause Was ar
gued by Gov Seward for the plaintiffs In error and by
6r foote for the defen dant la error. Adjourned
DEoENBrn 81 mo. 36 X r. Celkin Co, plaintiffs In
error vs.. James r. Cooke This cause submitted 70
the court printed argumeats BY Mr. Tsylsr for the
plaintiffs In and BY Mr. Harris for the defendant in
srror. No. 10 samuel Downsy pa'Ati6 In error,
joseph Hicks exseutrix. The argument Of tina
conm noed By Mr. Badger for tho plsiaiR Ia error
Adjourned until Monday, IL O'Clock.
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|third child Of Mrs. Nsveomb, Of Louisville Ky,
ckt cf the attic window. has died TINS mother,
As,lrium committed the act under the impressios
= wa sending her children to Heaven. She Is
nasiso.
lbody OF Frederick johnson . native Of Nova 500
1 mo leaves Q family Of three childrsn In New
ps found floating w the river near ssvsnnsh, ON
ult. lie Is supposed TO hsvs been murdered.
q Wheeler has recovered Of the Lowell Gas
ss8e damages oocssoned by the gasometer
alleged 10 have inprsgnstsd with gas the
.Ikr spd wells Of the plaintiff.
at gsrmingson, 81 Frneob county, Mo was
By are ON the 18th ult.
So hrated VIII ~ RI Bairston, Of Henry county
= Which his Whole estate, amounting 70 bsf mil
salan n giver 10 little negro was admitted 70
ths last tern of ths county court.
slIlrg house o. John Wilson was Destroyed ~
racuse on tho gish ult