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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02
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@The New York Herald publishes let
ter from Liverpool. to the effect that it is no
unlikely duel will come off in England be
tween John Van Buren, and Mr.. Sickles
Secretary of the American legation in Lon
don, in consequence of a speech made som,
time since BY Mr.. Van Buren, in this countr,
rejecting upon the character of Sickles.-
We doubt its truth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

"THERE's CHEATING AT THIS Table,
Judge Metcalf, in charging the jury in case
at Lowell last week said:-"Gentlemeu, this
case developed some Of the most painful man.
ifesta'ious of depravity which it has ever
been my lot to witness. God only knows
who lies-but somebody does!"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

6J The New York Tribune speak o,
week before last, as the hottest weather. n
that city for eight years. The Mercury "a 9.
ed from 95 degrees to los degrees in ss
shade-"burning. scalding. killing animl
and vegetable life. The severe drought h "a
been temporarily Checked by few showes
but has already done much mischief.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02
MaAn MeelimY.

The Washington Sun seems to entertain
some doubts as to our motives in suggesting
the call of an anti Nebraska mass meeting in
this Congressional District. We will not leave
the editor longer in the mist Us to our objects,
and as he is daily reader ofthe Journal, we
are little surprised that he should have en-
tertained doubt as to the kind of Platform
that would receive our sanction and support.
We are glad to see the editor of the Sun
esehew from his political code everything of
sectional character, and plant himself upon
a true NATIONAL PLATFORM, as the only way
to avert the dangers that now threaten the
perpetuity Of our glorious UNION.
We can stand with the editor of the Sun,
or anybody else, upon National Platform,
and will stand upon no other. We invite
the Sun and all other papers in the District,
10 aid in bringing the people Of the District
together in council, believing that the prin-
ciples embodied in the call are strictly Ma.
TloSAL, and can be properly and successful
ly maintained, by a united expression of the
opinions Of a majority of the people of the
District, and united effort in their support
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

OF The Western Citizen, published at
Paris, is the Oldest newspaper in Kentucky.
1t is now in its forty-sepenh volume. II has
changed hands lately, and cha nged its ap.
Pearance good deal. ,..s-,
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For the Journal.
To THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF VAN

To THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF VAN
DERPrRGH County.
Gen,lemen:--We wish to call your atten.
ton to the slosO progress made toward com.
pletion Of the new court house. Did you ia
your contract with Mr.. Roquet bind him to
hnish It BY any given date, and if SO, has
that period passed.! The old buildings used
Tor the courts and county Offices are neither
safe nor convenient, and the people demand
that their interests should be guarded, their
contracts fulfilled, and that they should have
value received for their property, As public
servants you ought to look into the matter
and let the people know how things stand,
30 that Judgment might be passed correctly.
CITIZEN.
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SrRIcHHYxE AND ALLIerroas.-They kill
Ailigators now-a-days, by putting little
strichnine into piece of meat. suspended
over the water and just touching it. The
animal SEXES it, and it lasts him for food the
rest of his life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

% The Washington Star of the 2lst
says it is taken for granted by every well in
formed person in Washington, that the Pre-
sident will veto the River and Harbor bill, if
it reaches him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

~ Vevay is the only town on the Ohio
river where case Of cholea has never yet
occurred. There is not well in the place.
The inhabitants use cistern water alto
together. ~
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{" or the IS ,S72 inhabitants Of Chicago
35,379 are Of foreign birth. 1t would have
grown only half as large, had it fed on pure
nativism. -.--- -.4-
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CoNscrENTIoUs.-A Justice Of the Peace
at Lafayette, Ind, refused TO perform the mar
rage ceremony when the thermometer stood
above 80, So Gays the Journal.
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~ The new American minister to Chilli,
the Hon. Mr.. Starkweather, of Ohio, is ex-
pected to sail on his mission about the 1st OF
September.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

o. Hon. John r. Thurman member oil
Congress from the Warren District New
York, died on the Gath inst. His disease re-
sembled Cholera.
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" On the LIST of January last, victoia in
Australia, contained population of 25s, 900
souls. On the LIST of A pril, 800, 900.
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badness CURED.

-. rueuTns Meucan HAIR Restorative, Tor Resfo-
ring NE Ha on Dads HoPELEssLY BALD ana 70
Hair rom winning golden opinions Of Who
are usng IL This article, recently intrcdueed
ss,s cure 70 and Will the test Of
public - tbusans who have used will testfv Ss C;rsi
TO be had ote Ants giving full particuisr, P,;cs ~ ~
~ " pv,urr Agent
- -. 81 Superior ST., Cleveland. Ohio
F sGu saslr pEy,n.dlle hy HALLoCK sTODDARD,
Wholesale Esnb. ss.Y
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OF Foneheam, slave of Gen. Geo.
Washlngton's is now in Cincinnati. He is
said to be 1870 years old.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Da''v Trains ~ MTsfk HF nirecs Connection
LITTLE MIAMI RAlLROAD

COLUMBUS. TO PrrTsBuReH PBILApx1pu. mr.
- TIM0RE AND NEW YORK DALI
Atnx o'clock A. NJ and Eve O'Clock p M:snd
. THESE DAILY TRAINS TO PiTTSBURGg
al "a Seoek ~; and seven clock A NJ
FARE REDUCBDi
Cincinnati to Philadelphis - s,.on
Cincinnati 70 New York via Phad. PIN. 90
Cinclnnati % Pittsburgh ~,
Cincinnati to Pittsbnrsh (front sar) .......... CO.
Lime cincinnati to Pittsburgh. "a heu,s
TN; 20 phuade pha. Soy hours
Passenger. by 6 o'clock A M Train Iichtnins To-. no."
Li.us Miami Railroad have 50minutes At r
ATTY Pittsburgh at o'clock p. make dirrrt
nection at Pittsburgh With trim and Rsis;
more With Train New Jsrssy Rail.
Passengers by 73o clock A. NJ Expres. rr.,, Liza, Ma.
ami K r.. sleep Pittsburgh resume hy
sssing the beautiful daylshtl Ph
aaelphia and BALTIMORE connecting
clock A N Mall Train via kenshson and jersey IA
road make direct connection Ptsurxh with Fast F,rr.
Train for Phadephis and Baltimore A pb;l
delpha with Traia New Jersey Railroad to New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot q Cincinpn1
- FOR THROUGH TICKETS. 80
and Tor All Information. please apply the old established
If Broadway and Front
Ger House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat andn AZ The
Eastern (Little Miamil Depot. East Front street
WIN. II. CLEMENTS, Superiutsrd<nt
r. W. SrRADER. Tiekst and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
WI call Tor passengers In any part Of the city tvissrirr
Front directly river bank.
ey2s j. H. HOWELL Ca,t,-.-
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOUS SUMMER

VIII the hot sultry atmosphere Of -sunmer the rank
sgrton othe lowlznds aud the marshes the deer valleys
OF rivers ofhe West and SOUTH wither and die The
eurns sun drinks up the and the oscayng plants
rS1lsus gases and poisonous vapors that inhaled
F1J p.rrhso Or dse1.sry Asus and Fever billion.
snid make free Of Dr. BRUcEs INDIAN
rA%A. las power TO cleanse the bowels purify the
s..A oois PsPef ey8
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pR0CIAMATsnN

Know AMEN by these presents, That the Mexican
Lnientb Balm for every Wound for Rheu-
n,tism; Nsulga. Lumbago. Seiatca Salt Rhsum Ters,
Pss Ssala I'd. C.ked Breast Nipples. Sore Shins
Bsrns Scadscers. Govt StiG joints Bruises cus Chafes
SGn pint. Ring-bone sweeney Sores Scratches
lnhsmmstons.t man or beast. ' w
SEE advertisenuf in snothey colvrrv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

10 The Evansville Journal suggests q
Mass Meeting OF the Anti-Nebraskaites in
this District, to be held in August next, to
bring out a candidate for Congress on that
one-idea issue. Won't A. L. Robinson,
Esq. dol he is anti Nebraska Ill over.
Princeton Clarion.
The Major bill not do. II we could re.
gard him as correct on other subjects political
as he is on the Nebraska question, he would
debut he don't suit US nor the Wings of
the District. His support must come from
his old Democratic friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02

. U The editor of the Lafayette Courier
is abusing some of his subscribers at a round
rate because they have seen proper to dis
continue their subscriptions to that paper
All fudge. An editor has no more right to
complain because subscriber stops his pa.
per than barber because his customer
chooses to wear his beard long.
~ nv A. Ledger.
Precisely our opinion; that is, we presume
it would be If any subscriber desired stopping
his paper. 1t has been SO long since We
have had occasion to feel at all on the sub
jsct, that we can't say precisely how we
should regard that man who made such re-
quest. But it is our impression we should
think he had the right to do so. and we had
no right to complain. We might think, how
ever, that he exhibited very miserable taste.
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

until oflass considered the days for selling and o,
ving fafent Medicines past and era in
soon greet the worlds fsvered
But We i've it DR.. A L. Adams Liver Bslsam ta
Of ssd and erssting greater seassticn ,bsn
before the public and should not this ). tie
Medicine 1t ostensbie fact that this MAI
cine I'd for what il claims q wnrrantss ~
y3 et Of the frst failure In what il Ella m. 70 ia W.
psess onilve. that there humbus it, See the
See Adveissmentin this paper. ava
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&@EE

&@ENs;.z
TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston x New York,
ONLY sTEA m1OAT Line sAOM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO,
SIXTY NILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY the OLD sANDgsKY ROUTE.
vITH cEsTsiT eoxSsc71o on az sU5EnLo.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT Es sFFkksf fSaATE LEV LIVE csc,ss.
~ s...... cKxsczsii e q T. Va r.... c.....s.,
G Steamer QUEEN ass o w, yss x Sc
leaves Cleveland 7asssys Tbssssys ss ssssI
Through from Cleveland TO Bss., m q, hear, v,,.e,,
,s.rs f. New York, BsssOs Nenussi sss s r.ssss -
The lin. ds.rrsnsr. thu. p...x ..ss.
Cleveland Columbus and cssiss ss a. ..s s. s
vat. ia more Iss..d 70 strength snI 81
The Queen and Crescent both eviden Of Ma, -
ny WI. accomplish an this day Of perfsetss
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depo. .. ciuefnBss.
Boat Line Cleveland to BUFFALO and 70 make
MesIs and STATE ROOM, C9s in ssd e
Steamers Of thisrouts.
From Cincinnati to Buffalo = =. an.
From easiaa. e .sss
from Cincinnati E ak nS;'Ss TicKRIs 9"
6FSn buffalo and back
RI cs IL . .sP r.
I spencer n s.s'f.s ..s Fs
%a s0is LANDING At the Eastern Little Miami
pw s,p,IMySS y: CLEMENTS. sup'..
sy 81 X leading The
ey2s j. H. HOWELL &c conS ss sssA'
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~ We ere authorized 10 announce the name Of IRA A.
fAIRCHILD for Van rburgh
At the ensuing October election, the decision
~ SVanV oon'enuon' eyz2 II
H8 We are authorized to Isiehart
date for TO the once ofJudgs Court
andrbursh and Warrick the ensuing October election
yi5. ~
ds EpIoR.Plesse ire voters Of Indiana that
nN ". MS OF Marion county Independent Cam
for the office Of Auditor Of State
eAaen. JeT THE PEOPLE
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OTIS FOR SALE 200 BY no feet on III. eorp.,
cyl" es are G. G. KEATS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-02
OCTOBER ELECTION.

A. H. SANDERS. Esq.-You will please an ounce NV am
rs candidate for election SHEKTrT Of Van
derburgh County. At the ensuing October election.
augi John 4 CAvrTT
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DIED,
Yesterday evening. Mrs. HANNAH L. sKILLMAN AGED
Her funeral will take place this morning o'clock from
the American House. --- 8 80
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CLOTHING Who'll EsALE AND RETAIL.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

Q THE undergned having purchased his late part
Chss w. Mack. his entire interest In tie Cloth.
h ing Store Of Mack Lobenstine. very heavy
cosn determined to get rid OF the stock at
greatly reduaed prices make
nent OF Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore his
friends and the public generally ell Goods
and prices He has good stock of Clothing Gentemens
urnshng Goods. &C.. &c.. there Is in Evansville and
them cheaper than they be bought at any other
place In the city which he will prove ealing
ey2s-sf ANTHONY LOBENsTTNE
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For SAI.R nm uENT

- FOR SALE OR RENT.
3 A very desirable family Residence.
Ii elegshe of the city The
the premises -
ALSO Two vacant Lots in Lamsco city
err bargain be had applied for Immediately Apply
at this Office. anal tf'
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HALL. DODDS Dr. CO.'S
f i R T. II IL OOF S3FESf

FAST LINE!
PddHcah, Smifiiand. Dycusburq, Hopkinsrille.
Ciarksuiiis and Nashville fast Line Of
Steam - Packet
AND STAGE COACHES,
Proprie.orso Of Boat. SAW YER MILES = co
~ProPrietors OF Coaches. FORD. ALLEN CO.
VIE new line OF conveyance for the Of IN.
travelling public will ratio, n,
18th Of this month duly and will a. follows: Wv
Inc iisht araught fast running steamer
WI. PAIlI,lpS.
WILEY SAWYER, Master w p MILES w..
will leave Psiucah every evening OF each day Of he
ON the 25th day OF this Ia nast ~.
eioek and VIII arrive Dycusburg t6e
evening wnere line OF and splendid
oaenes riI be In readiness 70 for which
place they will each at 10 o'clock next morpins
the trip through from Paducah In
AT Hopk1nsville this line stages
dy line from HopkinsylIe by vay 81 MAIL.
Wis 70 nashville Tenn; and by way Of Ekton Rus,eiivii.
20 Sns Giesn Mammoth Cave Glasgow an Ei,abethtoun
10 ny an line the trip any the shove poin -
u sx HOURS shorter than any other route
the stage leaves Hopkinsve every day a m o,cleck
arrives AZ 1sburg at o'clock VIE.
the steam packet VIM PHILLIPS will leave and ssr;,s -
Padueah at II O'Clock the morning In tins IN s
way. 1870 e''-s e''Hef
The Proprietors in getting M this new and linz
the accommodation OF the travelling spared
expense in securing good light drasgh
nine PASSENGER stage coaches broke
VITA sober careful and drivers thev
AAe-
y.1-."e Agent for the Stage Line.
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A CARD.

HAVING Withdrawn from the above 6r this occasion
express thanks for the literally
IT. Of the
who viii carry the business with veor and
will. always make himself worthy of the
Of the people. ey27 CHARLES ". MACK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GAME WANTED,

W tMB w ANIEU
2~ The highest market price will always be PAL
NH soon as possible.
- 49, auglu PETER DCRK.
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A RARR CHANCE For SPECULATION.

WHAT yalu6hle trait OF lard belonging to the estate of
Warner; decd situate abont eight miles from the
city OF Evansville and knowa Oak God
Isl acres s IN market and for sale 1t win be divided
into ten acre lots but will be sold entire to
, suit purchasers.
For persons wishing country residence this affords rare
facilities the lots fronting the Evansville
fordsviile Railroad Terms and liberal Enquire
..r 8. NJ. WAIVER
ey3l-u Atty ut Law and Real Estate As't
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NOTICE.
AVING been compelled separate from nv wife on ae.
count OF her had conduct all persons hereby
harooring or trusting her my account win paw ma
aeots oil her contracting. ey29-3t A. MARCONNiER.
RLACK TABBY vELvETs.-5 cases vell assorted
~ Black Tahhy veves reed this day and for sale bv
eyz9 JAS. Low CO.. as. Main St. Lou. Ky.
ACK ER EI rs whole h.Ifhhl. aud kits choice
AZ 70. article. for sale by s. Z. GILBERT co.,
~. syc.. nearwater.
tNRESH TEAS.-IOo half-e chests, cattys etc. etc. me-
II dunn TO very choice. Just reed for sale low BY
ey@ s. L. GILBERT CO.. Syc., near Water
GALE w AGONs.-The GOOD IDtsp.'' and york
in complete order. suitable Druenists
or Pedars use. for sale low by GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
HAY;-l4o bales Timothy, for sale low by
- u eyAs GEO. FOSTER CO.
SUGAR.-so bids fair to prime. for sale by
vsnSsrbn,sss HGS County, }ss.
the Circuit Court October term A. D. 1854
E NTs1 %l':s: s.a. Action rer.sle.. Mortgage.
shdsvit having been fled with the PLAINTIFF eom-
plant In the ONCE Of tie Clerk
cunt Court setting forth that the plaintiff. this
valid claim against the defendant
and that the asnt believes
hereby notified otthe tendency Of
ron In said Court and that trial At
next OF said Court be held the Court
House il the City Of Evansville Sd Monday
isr JACOB LUNKENHEIMER, C'k. v. @. O.
WHEELER ROBINSON. Plffs. ey2s-4w
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~~-S ~oSHHA ". PAxRE,
LOCKHART & PARRErT.

a JAMES L0CKHART AND WM. r. PARRETT ~
associated themselves together in the practice Of the
attend 70 any business IN the pe Of their bro
~ nas nay De entrusted to them They win pracss
July 2f-ly TsTIT' ~ SsSe"ore
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A
se''ds'i'S quo" sppels < msrisge.... Elm,
sprss svoir mdemen' pest une une 'oui~s
leo cons'quences de noire union. ct lone,'mps
medi't sur vo're caracisre, sur ]. mirn. ie suis
arrive . ce''e con'ict'"n. que ooss reun'rions
tos'es he chances de bonheur possible =, desi-
rsble u vous sccs1Iiez ms main; CT crlie
1sin.... Louise, je vous roHre svsc amour,
svce orsueil.
-Ah enGn, j. re'pire .'eeris Gilbert. svec
~ sospir d'aiIss-meni en- intsrrompsnt 81
lecture; Quells peur j'si eu pour ceit- pauvr-
Louise! Un moment is l'si crue perdu.
poss ei'e seps'' G''b-ne. Qoelle doocs rts'sna-
lion qoel amour! quel courage! stcomme ee
disns Geosge Hubert ss rspp'scief. le brave
bon cesr de Louise, en- se marian, svec ellie i!
-Ah! e., mais voici Quelqae chos- que ie
n eoasprends pas.
-Qsoi. BIbii ........
LIS Kor'ig'n nouss dit q-e George Hubert
n'etsis pas mario. ...
~th b'ea ...s ....-...r
-E' vo'e' posFfant gull " epouser Looise.
Hens nen'' ''rns tu a'rsi'on. Comment
eels % isii-il!.... Hsureusement nous aIlons
10 savoir. Continoe vie; nous en- sommes gu
moment cd George HUBER Went de propos-r
% main cet,e psuvre Louise, qui se moursii
fs"ou' POOR Iui.
C1osss poursoivii sinsi % lecture:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fourth Judicial District Court.
Parish of st. John the Baptist.
Succession Of the late Marceiin
ROdrieuez.


By virtue ri. end in obedi.nce to an orde
Of ssls. b-s'ing date. IS Msy 1854, ard u
me directed. BY the honorable the iour,h Ju
dicisI Dissr'c, Court. of the Sia'e Of Loai.
s,sna, In and for the Parish Of ST John The
Baps -; 8-f t-|r
will offer At public section, q, the do
m,cii e the ta,e Msvrel,n Rodriguez, In
,hi. Pa,'sh, IN FRIDAY, 3oth dav OF June,
1854, Hs 10 oc;ock A. n. ,,ne movrab,e and
'nmovesol- properties belonging tn the con-
muni,y OF Gsins and a~qne,s, wich has
xi-'~d, betw~en the late Msrcelin Rodri.
ss.s end Rosaiie Msdere. his surviving
widow; 10 vii:
One cretle Horn; Thpe eairs of Oypn;
On. Horse Car; and 100 MuIes.
E'niiie. ereo 2 negro woman. OF 10 yeass,
d her dsash'e'. Eve, mula''o Girl Of 8 month.
.7-d Terms: Cash.
j. r. BuRCARO. Sheriff
81. John the Bsp'iss. this rs Of Msy. 1884.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Paroisse St-Jean-Baptiste. - Cour du
. 4me District Judiciaire
Succession de dame rtarie Mddelei.
ne Madsrc, spousc dirorcte de
Hugh Ketcn ct decedte reure de
.Jeu abraham Wimnaker.
In v-rru dun ordre de ven,e, IN date du %
~ mai dernirr d moi sdr~ss par THono-
rsblr Cour du Qusrneme Disiric, judiciaire de-
rE'a' de "a Loni.isne, dams e. pour la paroissr
Sr-J-.n Bapistc:
J'odrra' IN ven'e roblique ~ sur lee leux,
MERCREDI q JUN prochsin. q Id h~ur.s
du msiin. les b'.ns 'neobies ~ immsubles ci-
spres dec,its, ependsnt de 10 susdne success
zion, ssvoir, a..... .....
10 Qu.iqnes meubles meublsns ct efIets de
mtnsR.. ..0-
20 Adsm. nsere creole age de- 81 sne, et
Adel~, uesr~sse creois asee Dr. Is ans, alta.
Que- de doaieuss rhumaiis,nsIes. ...
10 In terrain situe en- cer,s tsroisse, sur IA
rive Rn.che do f-uve Mississippi. mesnran,
s"ixsni~ pi~ds de- iscc audit A-uve sur un ar
pm ef de,n'. plus on ,no,n., de p,ofondeur.
horne du cote den hsu' st par t~sr,ere, per IA
p,"p''t'e d" s'ens Joseph Sfvauz, 1T du c5ts
den bas par ce,le dsl~ndans de- Ia .ucc-ssion
de '~u Jean. Bsp,isir Jac"b: ensemble lee ba-
t'ssss ct s'n'imra'io". qui ~ ,roavent.
Termes ct Conditions.
lie mob'lies psysble Compliant.
Les esciav~s ~ le terrain psvables nm qusrt
cosup'ant e' IL balance en- deux i.,mes ecsus
IN tout msrs DIS snness 1855 II 1856 en- biIlrrs
end"ss<s 1 Satisfaction. paysbIe> su bur~aa du
hecofdes de cere psso,>s~. ssra1tis par hypo-
ihSaue sus lee susti,s esciaves et le susdii
terrain, 81 por,ant in'tsAs IN 'aax de huit pour
cent l'sn compter de- rtchssnce iusqu'a par
m,t ps'eme"s, 'ans sutoFises pour celia aucnn
delai.
!.es scies de venses, seron, psssIs psrdevant !
u Recorder de cette psroisee, sux frais des &C.
quereurs.
ALONZO A. PERRET.
Enca cantenr.
Paroisse Ssin,.Jesn- Bsptis'e, u msi 1854.