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The PacihC,s News.

The Pacific, al New York, from Liverpool. bring .
London dates 10 the 7tb instant The intelligence from
the continent indicates that there is still prospect OF ad
iushns the Eastern question. The latest Vienna despatch
stated that the Emperor OF Russia had opened the door
for renewal Of negotiations with the four powers This
was considered favorable the preservation of peace
since delay contributed 10 increase The strength, in
fearful ratio, of the powers arrayed against the Gar,
who at last awakening TO the danger Of his position
The fleet OF Great Britain intended Tor the Baltic was
at Portsmouth, prepared proceed soon as orders ar
rived, which were hourly expected, 10 its destination
The British ministry had proposed double the income
tax and Louis Napoleon had been compelled 10 resort
to loan OF 25oooo,ooo francs 1875 900 900 Neither
Russia nor Austria could borrow. The condition Of af
fairs in Europe, without war is gloomy in the
IRENE. The funded debt Of all tn, European States
elusive OF that now proposed be contracted IT, in the
aggregate, about $4,000 600 ooo or $40 for each nhab
itantl
Old republican Switzerland is the only country thai
has surpIus. Spain is in the midst OF an awful fnan
ela crisis She knows where to turn for relief Her
svcr'e stocks only worth 30 per cent on their par
value, while she is bowed down by deb, OF about
s75o,O00,00O What abundant cause have we 10
congratulate ourselves upon the happy oil our coun
Try when We cast our eyes the other side OF the walet
Lei be our highest duty while looking apon this bic
ure and nnon a,P 10 tighten the homes of union which
have created Us soch nation. Let every good CITIZEN
AID 10 rebnkng that spirit which disposed Tor .eI6sb
purposes, 10 niepose adversely 10 tie principles Of se
government in the matter Of Nebraska In word. lei
The democracy be true to ise and our enemies Al home
and abroad will cover before its formidable front
BUSINESS IN New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans Plea.
yune OF the 10 instant, says "The business paris Of the
elly Iesound with the bum Of industry aud prosperity
levee presents animapg appearance on he wafer
Aha on me land-befng perfect moving panorama Of
a'nVe and busting lite and occupation
.ne wilmington IN. CO Daily Herald OF The l7th in
sass' The scarcity OF vessels al this porr 10 lrsns
w increasing produce, has been subject OF regre,
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LECTURE spiritnaism" will be delivered Causi
"A loon rhudsy and Saturday evenings March 2 25h,
st7S O'Clock Professor Britain, Of New York, The
sctsr " Professor Britain scholar and lecturer well he
merits Of the subject m
all feel knowing Fomehing 81
ordinary phenomena Of the present preceding
mission rs OF the hail. hc Tickets be
bad at the doer.
N. p. TALLMADGE,)
a. r. GDDINCs, Committee.
9. LAURIE,
Mar o2--dit
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROF
euy at auconon Monday afternoon, April ID, ~ O'Clock
on the shall sell
% ee on iiih street. between and running hack
10 feet improved by
houses mos manner
house containing eight
Al O'Clock, premises the
3T4 fronting 2o inches
and 10Th back los feet This
BILE lot for building purpo~cs
Al 81 O'clock Immediately abovc parts
lots y and ISL fronting
between souih and Virginia with
consisting Of handsome
dwelling house, containing nne and kitchen.
This handsomely uated in the pleasant
raddy improving part Of the Island.
Title n6isputabie.
Terms residue and
months for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar gid Aucuoneer.
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ALBANY, ~ } March rs The housc to-day yo;ed TO
lay the Table the blu proposing pul be liquor aaes
ton a vote OF the people
Nsw YosK, March Is No diugs or The s,eams Africa,
nov about due from Europe. with later advices
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Nav ORLEANS, March "a The brig John Williams ha.
arrived with city OF Mexico dates OF 9th the paper,
principally occupied with the defeat of Alvarez and
the Gadsden treaty Alvarez bad been deprived by Santa
Anna OF all his decoration and honor.. The garrison and
people had deserted him. declaring their allegiance to The
government The rebellion aas eniirely oroshed
Ampudia had been made lieutenant general
Durango and acateons sull rsyaged by Indians
great ba,e had been fought, IA which many Ildan. were
killed
There Is nothing important from Walkers expedition
Gen Blanche had gone TO Lower California with 100 me
The Mexican pa announced that the government
accepted the modification Of tbs Gadsden treaty.
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A. OTICkMy residence the National Hotel, Washington
~ city, after the 2o Of March instant where
peutop for Of my patent directed
Papers that authorized by the Commissioner
publish his notice OF three
Insertions and send their bills 10 foughkeepse
Of May next sAML. II. d. MORSE
lar 13-3l
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Doors open att O'Clock, curtain rises X past7
The have pleasure announcing
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
MONDAY EVENING, March q, 1854,
The performance will with the aushable farce entitled
MYSTERIOUS DISTURBANCES
After which, fsvorite comedeta, ehuued
MlLLY.
ovenure... Orchestra
To conclude with entirely Of the "Pro,ean" farce,
entitled
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Price. admission parquee 80
sIyed seats Is Cts oIehss,a sss Is c , circle % cts
" Mal ~" % '1' e0o'' sa's' . e' r''''' '0'''s
THE CAMPBELI.s ARE COMISGi
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
fsw nights only, commencing Monday, Mareh 81 1884
THE original CAMPBELL MINsTRELs whose concerts
have been with much applause pa
viii consist of choruses operate
dances buesque shakers their popular bussqae
For particulars see bills Of The day
Doors open at : O'Clock commence ats.
a. =, IL DR. r. A. JONES,
Mar aS-du Agent
BEAUTIFUL Building Lot Private sale.-I have for
private sale handsome building lot fronting e5
Of 3h street. running back fee,
by the ne
section Of and New York avenue and adoined on
each side by handsome brick houses the walls Of which may
used for building.
For terms, &C., apply TO
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar lo-eodbt Aucbonser
OTICEMy residence is the National Hotel, Washington
~ city, after the 2o Of March instant where
10 petition for extension of patent be directed
Papers BY Commissioner OF PateEts 10
publish his notice Of petition please give above three
Insertions and send their bills TO at fougkeepse a.r
Of May sAML. n. b. MORSE
Mar 23-A
mo. SOIL
NOTICE Of the land omce from
IN CHfLLlCoTHR 10 COLUMBUS, in Ohio.
Under authority OF act OF Congress entitled An
le5a 10 hereby declared 10,
the sal. public lands the CCOTHE district OHIO
will be removed from cHiLLfCOTHE, location
LUMBUs, in Franklin county, IN said State hs a Of
my hand city Washington this Is, d.y Of
March, A. d. 1854.
by the President:
Commissioner OF the General Land oaee.
Mar 5-cod6w
uonal Union ~, street, opposite the poco The
Office.
The once 4 now ready TO make eraminauons and soe patents
for It's members, with all possible despatch.
model shop u be IN connection with the Office where models
be made AT the shortest n-tico.
be Ind in aUnon.O
Al letters must be addressed the oce prompt
attention will be gwen them.
Central ONCE, Washington, d. c.
President Of Inventors Protective National Union.
ID
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EOR THE SPRING THADE.-Linen Cambria Handkers
chieThe large sales Of linen cambria handkerchief
presenting
sorment this spring, and think very prices
STEVEN5'5 Saes-Toom Browns Hotel
Mar 49, 3teodif s11
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.

Uy y. z. WCUVINtII. AuCuOMecF
EXcELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL al aucton0n Monday morning. March 81 10
residences Of the Rev s. g. Roszel iot shall
sell ali his household effects, comprising
Mahogany hair spring sofas chairs
Marbie-top sofas and pier tables
Mahogany tables
Reclining chair, whatnot reception chairs
Handsome Brussels carpets, rugs
Three ply and ingram carpets oil cloth
Venetian carpets, crash, rods
Hat racks, hall lamp
Matblc-t top mahogany side bureau
DO washstands, toilet sets.
Mahogany, walnut, and maple bedsleads
Hair and hnsk mattresses, chamber tables
Bookcase, bureaus. wardrobes
Walnut crib, cradle, window shades
Do extension tabios, chairs
Silver plated
Stone china dinner ware, glass
Cook and fixtures, chamber
Tin tables chairs,
Together with requisites,
Terms. 925 UNDER Of two and
four MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar 23--d AucliOneer,
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LOUISVILLE, March % The Msgoftp difficulty had bee
ssued be restoring the proper and paying damage
The Utah Indians had committed some depreciation,
aud Kit Carson and his company had pursued them.
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SOMETHING NEW.-In
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
process dasueneotypes viii be cooed with brancy and dua
bliy unaanable by the method and
beauty Of effect and dcacy OF detail the finest paintings
TO avoid disappointment ladies and gentlemen invited make
their advance and their will
made at the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Store Pennsylvania between Ak 9th
. GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6--du
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BEAUTIFUL Building Lot Private sale.-I have for
ID private sale handsome building fronting
north the Of 18th back
alley This lot large formed
section Of and New York avenue and Is adoined
each aide by handsome brick houses may be
used for building.
For terms, kc., apply TO
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar io-eod6t Aucioneer
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRDAD.--NEw
ARRANGEMENT

observation-disclosures awcpts COMMISSIONER
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The foreign papers 10 the sh instant from Liverpool
by The steamer Pacific, TO hand last night and we
lind IN them highly interesting details OF the news OF
which we gave telegraphic sketch yesterday Wa ex-
Iracl as inlln,xs.
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vEsEiTE PUBiE0UE:,

Par1e souss'gn$, Encamtenr public p0"r
Ia PuroiiSe st. L0ndrY.
m I public est par lo present averti gu il
e. SHra yendu On ycnto Fubliquc, au plus
oSrant ct dornier cncherjssrur, par lo sous,i-
gnc, 4 Ia dorniere residence de fcu Benjamin
rarantiN, i Washington, cn ccttc Paroisse, le
Mcrcredi, Icr. FGyrier proclaim,
1854, les proprittts ci-dcssous decrites, ap.
partc"ant Ia succession dudit fcu Benjamin
Carantin, decide, De la ParoiSse ST. Landry,
i savUir:
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dcs deux scrcs ct G'dgcS diners

sgzzre7 Sept tttes de bttes il cor
E hes douccs, TN chcval, |
ssAs>~sasAaass~, s@ssAs>~sasAaAss lot de cueilIiercs ct four
chettes en- argent, meubles de mai.
son, ustensils dc cuisine, TN cofire
d'outils de charpentier, TN tilsil dou,
BILE, une selle ct unc bride.
CoNDIrIoSs.~-Jn tiers du prix d'achal
payable le premier 'Ayril mil huit cent Elm.
quante cinq, un tiers payable lie Ter. Avril
suivant, 1856, ct lie dernier tiers payable le
1er d Avril de rannee suivantc, 1857 Lea
acquereurs fournissant caution solidaire, ct
toutes sommes portant inter6t pour cent
par an a compter de lecheance. Et en- outre
les esclavcs demeurant specialement hypo-
theques jusqu au Placement final tant du cap-
tai que des intertts qui auront pu saccroitre.
s. d. ALLiS, Encauteur
Opclousas, 81 DGccmbre 1858.
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assentt)ler 0e Creauctere,
Succession a. isaac Marks. dscedS

Succession q isaac Marks, d6cede.
I'M Yertu dun ordre de Honorable le
- Juge du Quinzieme District Judieiaire
de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana, siegeant dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse St Landry, accorde sur une
petition presentee par III. John Stifel, Cura-
teur de la Succession vacante d'Isaac Marks,
decede. une assemblee des creanciers dudit
Isaac Marks de Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sera
tcnue le Jeudi 10 Janvier courant 1854, a 10
heures du matin, pardeyant Joel FL sandoz,
Notaire Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st.
Landry, en- son bureau, dams Ia vile des Ope-
lousas, d Peffet de determiner les conditions
de ID ventc des proprietesd de Iadite succession
a. GARRIGUES,
Grefier de ladite Cour.
= llralnsleas z Ia.a,.;o,.- i %
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BELLIES OFFRES!


sfLdfh. LIE soussigne desirant cl6re ses affaires
PNN'Q d'Hiver, ottre son Stock de Marchandises
II d'Hiver des prx tres r6duts. Les mar
chandses suvantes sont otfertes prix suiyants:
Robes de sole en- couleur richie de SIS $40
Bellies robes de mousselinnes de laine en- couleur,
So.
Bellies robes Bayadere ct Breziliennes, de seas12
Robes Barege, de So a plus haut.
Mousseine de laine, 20, 25 ct 30 cts. la yarde.
Les Habillemens confectionncs sont otferts tres
bas prx,
Capots en- couvertes bleues 1915 plus haut
Capots de couvertes de Norvege. a s9 so.
Sacs de Whitney fonc6s, de 50 a $40.
Sacs en- draps, ans habits ct paletots bas prix
Beaux pantalons de tiraps ct de casimir, de s6 so
aS7.
Beaux panta!ons de casimir en- couleur, de SIS a
Sc So
Beaux Giets de dessous, de casmir en- coueur de
50 So so.
Beaux Glets de dessous de casimir en- coueur
w. B., SIS.
Toutes les marchandises ci-dessus mentionnees
sout de qualite superieure. LIE soussignG invite lie
public venlr examiner son stock, sill vcut fare de
bons marches.
CHS. A. GENIN.
Opeousas, Janvier 1854
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e Nous rappeons aux danes ct tous les ANA
teurs de danse, que e'est Mercredi proclaim,
rant que doit ayor lieu Theatre des Varieties, le
Bal d Adieudu Professeur Cazalot. Nous esp6rors
quill aura foule.
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On Sc rappelle les bruits mis- en- circulation par
I L1ioa al sujet dune proposition que le gouverne-
nent angais aarait faite fsspasEc Il s'agissait
dintroduire Cuba lie systame des appfentis ct DIV
abolir resclayage apexpEatioade de cinquante an
nees. Iainbassadeur anglais Madrid, Lord How
den, ecrivant NE. Corbin, de Ia Vifginie lui de-
clare qa'il, rieR de vrai dams Ii terrible historic
izgsntee par noit fes efforts, dit-il, mont ten
dn jassnA present QUA d6eider le gouvernement
esFaglo 1 executor ia6lement Il tfaite auquel il
ssesl engage sappfifler Ia tFaite dcs noirs ct a
loiadre dams cs but ses efforts ceux de Angle
terre,sde Ia France etdes Etats- Unis. Lord How
den ajoate quill a egalenent deraandG l'emancipa-
fion des esclaves iriportes dams Tile depuis 1877
contFairement Suytrate
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Il, IN JE1saE oo1lLe ne r. PUG p AI.BE.---ri Gail
laffet, dams ga e9lfesponaance, parle dams les
feres suvans ~ aaiefeaa snrYesla entire le ieane
soule es gus 4Aioe ae pal ae lam nassade fran
cal!se e. eladfld - -
Aoas ayez sa,ls aouse fla
dont lune aes pms gfacieasess es aes plus dignes
e,lsIe ss, 8. Z e ssuA
pafer de lime soae epoose et nltnlstre des tats
I'le assisle' aFec sol llll es son s, AZ
naI que e ,laIqqs g aolae
Pts en honnens ae Use
aoFsque = osao iIeIe ae tlnI
II u.s.
"a.
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yENTEs DE LA sEMA1NE.

Les ventes publiques auIYantes auront lieu eette
semaire
samed, 7 eousant, le sherif vendra trois lots de
terre situes dams la Paroisse deux lots nasons
dams lie village des 0pelousas, une negresse ct IN
petit negre.
M.trd, 10 eoaraat, Eyariste Deballon, encanteur,
vendfa cinq lots de terre situes aux Op4lousas ct
dams la Parosse.
Neredi II couraat Auguste Dejean encanteur,
vendra une negresse. lie meme jour Ey Debaillon
yeldra ue habitation tros lots de terre, 16 escla
yes, animaux, &c,
.Jeud, i2 eouraat, Anguste, DGjean vendra un lot
de terre 4esclaves, anirnaux. &C..
Pourles conditions ct les lieux de vente, voir les
Wis dams une autre colonne de notre feuille.
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y'eRatc ERgEfpsEavEc.
Succession de feu Henri Valansart

Succession de 1eu Henri VaIansart.
I'll sera vendu, en- vcntc publiquc au plus
e offrant ct dcrnier cnchersscur, par l.'
sorssigne, encanteur public, dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse st, Landry, lie
Lundi, l3 F6vrier proclaim, 1851,
d Ia dernierc residence De Henri Ealansart,
sur le Bayou Courtabcau les propri6tes ci-
dessous d6critos, appartenant 3 Ia succession
du dit Henri FalanSart, dectde, savoir:
UN hA0HCEAU g.: TEE;'nE,
situe sur lie Bayou NczpiQue.
UNN 11>l ,Ii3s~19J12
agee d'environ ans.
Une Voiture, I'm ChevaI, une Ju-
ment, m Fusil, unc pairc de Pts
toilets, une belle Librairie, plush
eurs bellies pcintures (tableaux,
meubles de maison, ustensiIes de
cuisine, &c, &c.
Tcrmcs ct Conditi0us:-Toutes sommcs
de s25 ct au-dessous, payables compliant; tou-
tes sommes au-dessus de SIS, un an de
credit, a partir du jour de la vente Les ac-
quereurs fournissant securities approuyablcs
ct personnelles, ct Ia terre ct resclaye res
tant specialement hypotheques jusqu'au pa
yemelt final du principal ct des intertts, a
raison de s pour cent, a partir de ltcheance
jusqu all pavement final
EyTE. DEBAILLON,
Encantcur.
Opelousas Janyicr 1884
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AGENT POUR ST. MARTIN.

D-Mr. AUGUsTE MARAIsr, de st. Martinyille,
est autoEise collector ct reeeyoir des subscriptions
ct avis pour lie Courier des Opeloasas.
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Charles, negre, age de % ans;
Alfred, negre, age de "a ans;
Isaac, negre, age de Is ans;
John, negre, charpentier, age de 28 ans;
Guilty, negre, age de % ans;
George, negre, age de q ans;
Henry, negre, age de Is ans;
Andrew, negrillon, age de 10 ans;
Angelo, negressc agee de % ans;
Jim, negre, age de rs ans;
Jupiter, negre, age de q ans;
Pallon, negre, age de q ans;
Liger, negre, age de so ans;
Alfred Newby, negrs, age de "a ans;
Charles Bouda, negrc, age de II ans;
Julien, negre, age de 20 ans;
Francis, negrillon, age de 10 ans;
Elizabeth, negresse, agee de "a ans;
ga file, Jenny, agee de 4 ans;
Lovenia, negresse, agee de So ans;
Louise, n6gresse, agee de 40 ans;
Son enfant Prudent. age de 8 ans;
Lucinda, negresse, agee de 81 ans;
Son enfant, Robert, age de ans;
Maria, n6gresse, agee de 26 ans;
Son enfant, Charles, age de ans;
Nancy, negresse, agee de q ans;
Rachel, negressc, agee de % ans;
Lucille, negresse, agee de 26 ans;
Son enfant, age de an;
Jane, negresse, agee de Is ans;
Son enfant, age de 2 mois;
Rose, negrillonne, agee de 13ans;
Frances, negrillonne, agee de IA ans;
Ann, negrillonne, agee de 10 ans.
n~18 mulets; deux che >aYa
6Avaux; une paire de -R
roues de Diable; un wagon; 8 char
rettes a cheval ou charrettes a can
nes; so tetes de moutons; IA tetes
de betes a cornes; 4 paires de beufs
de tire; une grande quantite d'outils
&c.
CoND1r1oNs:-Un quart du prix d'achat,
payable compliant, ct la balance payable en-
trois paiemens annuels egaux, a compter du
jour de la vente;-Les acquereurs fournis-
SAINT caution solidaire satisfaction, ct en- ou-
tire, Ia terre ct les esclaves demeurant specia-
lement hypotheques par privilege a leffet
d'assurer lie Placement du principal ct des in
toutes sommes qui ne seront pas
pay6s echeance portant int6r6t a raison de
huit pour cent par anjusqu'a parfait Placement.
N. B.-M, ?. J. Pavy etant proprietairo
dune partie indivise des proprietes sus-decri-
tes, ct en- meme temps un des forts creanciers
dudit Valansart, sera present lie jour de la ven-
te, ct accordera a celuiqu Sc rendra adjudi-
cataire de rhabitation settlement, ou de lha-
bitation, des negres, betes de somme, instru-
mems aratoires &c, en- bloc, un termo de ere
dit plus long que celui donne plus haut,
TSe referer d
Lobit & Charpentier, Nile Orleans.
E. II. Martin, Opelousas.
Louis Chaudet, sur les lieux.
EvTE. DEBAILLON,
Ercd7steur.
Opelousas, 7 Janvier 1854.
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Opelousas, I Janvier 1854.
Dissolution de Societe.

Dissolution de Societe.
E 4 societe existant sous Ia raison P. &
n-A V. Roy, serad'un consentement mutuel
dissoute lie premier Mars proclaim, epoque
1 laquelie les hvres seront fermes a tout lie
monde Les soussignes seront Pun ct l'autre
charges de Ia liquidation. lie stock consis-
tant en- Marchandiscs seches, Quineaillerie,
&c, &c, sera vendu pour .du compliant une
grande deduction de prix
PIERRE ROY.
VALERIE ROY.
Opelousss, le Janvier 1854-1m.
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DJPour la liste des lettres restant au Bureau de
Postc des 0pelousas, Yoir notre partis angiaae de
&c Jour.
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A- w n 90 .

IN VAz u 1o
E9UGENE PETETIN, de Ia Paroisse st.
- Landry, Etat de la Louisiana, ayant
presente une petition l'ef1et d'etre nomme
Executeur Testamentaire datif de Ia success
sion de feu Raymond Dario. decede, dernie-
rement de la Paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne d ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
1egales . opposer q 10 dite nomination, d'a-
yoir les cnregistrer, par ecrit, an Bureau
du Grefier de la Cour de District de Ia sus-
dite Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront
Ia date du present avis.
A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
Opelousas. Z 1anYier 1854.
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Opelousas Z Janvier 1854.
].

wIy g GENE BERCIER,s dc la Paroisso
- st. Landry, Etat dc ID Louisiana, ay-
ant presente une petition . efet d etre nom
me administration de Ia succession de feue
A. @. Dejean, sa femme, decedee, derniere-
mentsde Ia Paroisse St. Landry
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par le present
donne ! ceuxqu pourraient ayoir des raisons
legales opposer Ia dite nomination, d'a-
yoir les enragistrer, par ecrit an Bureau
du Grefier de IA Gour de District de Ia sts-
dite Paroisse, dams les dix jours quii suiyront
Ii date du present avis.
A. GARRIG LES, Grefisr.
Opelousas JanYier 4 854.
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D2-Cent cinquante-quatTe personnes sont rnortes
de la fevre aune dams Ia paroisse ST. jacques pen
lant Ia tlefniere epidemic.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-01-07
S. 6 - :

Y yIIEODIJIsE FONTENO OT, do ID Pa.
roisse ST Landry, Etat de Ia, Louisiana,
ayalt psesente une petition d l'efFet d'etre
.Iloinnle Administrator de ID succession de
feu Hilaire Fontenot, decede, reinforcement
de cette Paroisse B
Pr consequence, avis est par le present
doEne q ceux qul pourraient avoir des raisons
legales opposer ! ladite nomination, ayoir
les enre eglstrer. par ecrit, al Bureau du
G5reffier de Ia Cour de District de la susdite
paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suiyront Ii
date du present avis.
A. GARRIGUEs, GrGFey.
opelousas. I Janvies 1864.