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SUPREME CoURT DECBIoNs.-G. F, Weisse
appellant, Us, Robert W. Dunn, appellee, nd.
Illustrator. Appeal from Second District
Court of New Orleans.
Deereed that so much of the Judgment MS con-
dennis Dunn as administrator to pay 1888 as
with interest be affirmed; and SO much as de-
crees a non-suit rs respects the remainder Of
plaintiffs claim be reversed Deereed further
that there be Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
the SAID remainder of his claim, to wit: $500
with interest on the several monthly instruments
OF $t66 Il from the last day of each month
said amount to be paid in due course of admins
tration, with the lessons privilege for the paw
ment of the same on the proceeds of the effects
left in the premises leased. Costs of both courts
to be borne by appellee.
State ps. Judge of Second District Court of
New Orleans Widow BENZ. Poydras de Lallande,
praying for a mdn3dnus. .Nandamus refused
at cost of relator
Dominique Vergus, appellee, u.s. j. Forshee
and A, Pentland, appellants. Judgment re.
versed and case remanded for new trial.
Denis Cronan, appellant, Us John P Heiss,
appellee Appeal from Second District Court
Of New Orleans. Judgment reversed and S725
awarded to plaintiff, with interest from 22d
August, 80
Succession of Sarah Bourne, John Keller, op-
oonent and appellant, John D. Fink, executor,
appellee. Appeal from Second District Court
II New Orleans. Judgment reversed; the op-
POSITIONS filed to be sustained, the balance due
y the executor in account established at S2421 |
y. Costs of Lower Court to be paid by the |
state, except those Of appeal, which, together |
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lcommunicatsdl
The judges duly appointed to decide upon the merits
OF the trial between Washington Engine Fire Company
NO D. of Mobile and Neptune No. of Orleans on the
"a inst being unable to agree having called on me
as umpire hereby decide, after full and impartial
examination CT the evidence presented by the aforesaid
Judges that the wager made between the contestants be
forfeited by Washington Fire Co. NOS of Mobile
further agree with the Judges that the power of the
Engines has not been fully tested in this trial
neither of them having been washed
+. r. PARMELE
We concur in the above
GEo WOODWARD,
JAS. F. HurcAsos,
On the part Of Washington Fire Co. No 8.
HENRY GuyoL,
JOHN ADAMS.
On the part of Neptune Fire Co. No. 4.
New Orleans, 23d May, 1854
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ine cierk OF the steamboat Buckeye has our
thanks for Cincinnati and Mempbis naners
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CANCERS CuREn-pr. Frauae hos 4bo hama,

01ITVEh5 OUKED.-DT. fTAZee has the honor
70 INFORM the pnbc that he is prepared cases of this fatal
diseasei and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when some vital seriously affected Even then
the sufferer may obtain much afflicted with aneerous
aheeNons hte invited to visit Dr. aoas and advice free
as an evidence of his sincerity and his y1te of
treatment Dr. F. will undertake every of Cancer pre-
ssnted and make no charge until patient cured Paep
cured without pain the the Twenty Dollars sent y
mall Will secure package of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
a''eSH0ns fof USE Address DR. FRAZEE,
apl 2ply oH3ss "A ST tbs-Ies .t,aa.
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KADIcALrsM. The Washington Sentinel has
an article on radicalism, which opens with the
following language:
a great evil exists in this country, that
manliests ltselfin many and most offensive forms
SHOWS itself in mobs; it shows itself in hatred
" Jaw, IN opposition to true religion, in hostility
" see.led institutions, in the confoundinp Of
ssaes, IN ontrages on property holders, and ID
lolaa,enting d!scords between classes This great
s ssai rs radicalsm. The idle and the crack.
rn aea people ~ Of our own country, aided by
-,aiaomta scholars and incendiary and fanatical
tematic efforts to propagate it > sseeesin sys-
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PROFESSOR Henry De MARsAS.-The method

PROFESSOR HENRY De MARsAN-The method
ana Abilities OF this gentleman highly spoken Of city,
among the ladies and gentlemen French Ian
Hge Combining the oral system with the angle and
eoot is reasonable capable of pro
ucg the most satisfactory and nconabe results requires
deal time than other systsm dulousy termed the
only sucessn the only intable oue as
formed Day Glasses for Ladies' and Evening Glasses Gentlemen
he gives Private Lessons usual Mt the the Pupil
his own rooms No. Camp onnoae City Hntu
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Francis Gillett, q Freesoiler, and Lafayette
Foster, Wing, have been elected u. s. Senators
from Connecticut.
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TIE DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1864
me Railroad Ordinance.


We have to congratulate our readers and al
those who have at heart the best interests o
our home--Naw Orleans--upon the passage 0
the ordinance, by the Assistant Board of Alder
men, granting fhe credit OF the city in aid o.
the construction Of the New Orleans and Mobile
Railroad.
FROM the inelplency OF this measure we have
been earnest and determined in its advocacy
interests OF great weight, jealousies the most
bitter. and influence and talent to an almost in.
crediole extent, have all united their most
strenuous exertlons In order to compass the de-
Ieat OF this most important measure.
The details Of the proceedings of the Assistant
Board Of Aldermen at their session Of last even
ing will be found in another column. We have
but little OF commentary to add thereto When
inc ordinance granting the aid of the city to
tins most Important enterprise came up for the
consideration of the Board, Col Campbell took
the tioor and addressed the Council at almost
1nterm'nable length, in opposition to the passage
OF the ordinance His remarks may be reduced
to very small compass He stated that whilst
he was decidedly in favor Of the construction of
araIlroad to Mobile, he deprecated its construc-
ton under the scheme proposed-because the
company presenting the memorial, asking for
the city subscription to this road, had given no
guarantees Of their sincere intention of CON
structlng the road--that their application for
exclusive privileges was merely urged for the
purpose OF binding members Of the Council as
to me true purposes of the memorial-and that
the result q the passage Of the proposed ordi-
nance would seriously iDjure the interests Of
me new Orleans, jackson and Great Northern |
go haliiroad' BY depreciating the value of city
bonds already issued in aid Of the latter work.
rms comprises the sum and substance of his
argument. 10 answer these arguments is SIM
ply chld's play but the limits Of this arti
Gle written late at night0 will not permit Of
our DONG 50, except in very brief manner
Ine hrst point we answer by stating that the
argument Is falsein itself. The Mobile and New
orleans railroad Company has given every
guarantee that could be given by a company Of
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It's understood that Col. Campbell remarked,
Jew nights since, OF meeting Of the direc-
tors Of the Northern Railroad Company, that
ne could only account for the course of tbe
Crescent in reference to the Mobile Road, BY
supposing that the proprietor had been bought;
and ne certainly did say, in his great gun of a
speech last night before the Board of Assistant
Aldermen, in substance, that all the papers Of
the city which had advocated the New Orleans
and Mobile Road had been paid for their
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FANNY fERS.-A correspondent Of New
York paper says: ~"
sometimes meet this lady in Broadway .na
it may please you to hear what MAN, anu
woman she is like. Well, then, She Is = l;,. 81
above medium height; her figure is perfe astIs
symmetrical. and her bust and shoulders, and
the setting and lift of her head would excite tn,
envy Of Venus herself She has q delieata
beautiful, forid, complexion; glossy golden hair
an honest, handsome face, dauntless, loyin,
blue eye, and a hand and foot of most juyenil
dimensions. Her carriage is graceful her ste
firm and elastic, her mien commanding AM
indomitable, yet winning; in short, she look
like Fanny Fern
She dresses in perfect taste, generally wearin1
black. and sweeps along Broadway with grace
abandon and self-forgetfulness characteristics q
the accomplished lady of society and natures
gentlewoman two characters which are seldom
united in fhf 49, -,------- -
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E0ok AL 8. ~. .Monn,.,a As,.Icea

G1WURs w - ~ sVNUUWy75 K~EECeS.
EB- Half dozen frst-rate SHIRTS for 81 So
Halt dozen L. c. HANDEERCHIEFs Crsadv beel n,
Half dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (6Isached) a.
Half dozen SUMMER UNDERSEnRTs for s37k
Half dozen uhlsER cRAvATs, (new atyle) Tor 81 49,
Half dozen SHIRT COLLARS, phrss pyJ for SO csuta.
Four sIARsEELLEs VESTS, troh pa,tsrns5 for as
These are figures and faeis" and humhug The rule small
prohtS and quick Saeaa will to apply to evsr ~ w.
GentIemen'A at Moolys.
EE- The right place have your SHIRTS MADE TO oRDFR
s. N. M0ODY'S,
N 0. Mandatory of GentIenenis Garments
apgl 9ph Cor. Canal street and Exehanrn PIN.
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.NesC Goods.

Summer Clothing.
r. Rim YER & CO.,
,a---,...,,zz. No. s5 Camp street.
E9 Invite attention to their superior assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER. CLOTHING
large variety of WOODEN GOODS adapted for the
FRENCH AIERINo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS SAC COATS
Aiefino Drap dor, White and Figured Drill Linen Duck
PANTS.
heh Figured Silk and Marsle1 VESTS of the latest styles
FURNISHING GOODS
New stye cRAyATs. NECK TIES, HALF HOSE. Eve FRI
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest Philadelphia Manufacture any o,o
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PI.AcIDns,-This evening the benefit of Mr..
J. y. browne takes place at this theatre, and if
the claims which this gentleman has upon the
play. going public are properly considered there
Will be an overwhelming house. The drama
=" A Fathers Love" and the farce of g First
Night, or Peep Behind the Curtain" are to
% performed. We learn, that pleasing actress
Miss somers, who is so popular with the patrons
OF the Varieties, is to have benefit on Saturday
evening next, to which we shall hereafter allude
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huPTUREs CURED.-Shermans Curative Pa
seh 4usa and Rupture Remedy relief certain
guarantee in the cure of all Rupures To good f apply
the poPfeos establishment 10 ST. Charles street. inquire for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars, on third
pPE 70 'De store 1or descriptive pamphlet. feb23 y
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Vinss Z&aa0t's .gsaft- EB5asrhoeu
ELL JR

,- " ooLhhA' piAkRHEA, DYsESSERY ETC.
Al moo -. ni 10 IN every iamly Taxed season, it
Wheh "on'd prove Dangtrou4it Fatal.
pI s ua nave Dost'e with them, as AFFECTIONS
all r, y ooeur by ehanses OF diet and climate.
generally 80 assess
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Mnts-NnFs.
SesU ess YMssS0,.
Creme H0e B0uSy Chan.ng0,,e.

JACQUESS0N & Fills BRAND
An entirely from the Creme dc pzv of
kR NOW LANDING 1b0 the above and otey
quarts and pinta, will receive courss few ,r,
further supply 'e''-'
This Wine decidedly superior any other
into this market AS well known have coEssCN
Fills Brand ofeisher CREME DE BoZY Or DE s.ERY
Ao on hand my usual assortment of the WINES an
LIQUORS in the Market which will be gold on ma
any other houae in the city.
isul9 aptf sEWEII n TAyJnP NJ,
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ORLEANS THEATRE,-Madame Anna Bertini,
the charming soprano of the Orleans, has her
benefit on Thursday night, on which occasion
we shall expect to see a crowded house, which
for beauty and fashion will vie with any Of
those of the past winter.
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.
GARDNER SMITHS SALES.

MorseR,. Buggy. and Harness
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office % Commercial Place.
HESHURSDAY, May 25, at IL o'clock, will DO
sold auction trout of Bank Arcade, by the order no
One valuable cbesnut soe HORSE, yeas DID, perfectly sound
and kind in harness.
valuable Bay HORSE syears old souud and gentle a,ns,,
One Bay MARE, years DID, and one Rome HORSE, years
both kind in harness. - Erf
Also Two.horse Ton BUGGY and HARNESS, B4D
DIE md Birdie. TERMs-Cash. my9S
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS Daily CRESCENT.
'sa the National llus.
Four Days Later from Europe
VI ARR1FaL OF THE FRaMKLzM
Cotton More Active = Flour Declined,
War News Uni,nportant.

INDIAN CORN FIRMER
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E Two Phnux IRON Safes warranted Fire and Thief Proof
for sale at New York Manufacturers price Appy to
TODD 4 CO., Commission and Carpet wsreroOms
mya3 2p6t ian Cana, s,raot ,a. D.,
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TAI Two hyperion PIANO FoRTEs one suuare cns uprobt nj
Faiyres Manufacture, to DO sold low. Apply to
TODD CO., Commission Carpet Warerooms
myaS 9pst Ia0 Cana, .,ast mas, Rival
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THE CoURT TER.
eIf:ial Journal Of tbs Parish Of st. Landry
PUBLISHED on SATURDAY By
lGEL Il. SiND02 & ANDREW MEYNIER.
CONDITION..

Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars if paid at the end Of the year. four dol.
lars No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. 4 subscriber wishing to dis,
CONTINUES mast give es ao:ieG to that effect and
settle up all arTearages.
-aaUenising:--For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines dollar for the first insertion
AMI fifty ceatsfor each subsequent insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged aceordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out or until the editors
shal Judge il convenient to discontinue the publ
cation.
liberal deduction made on advertisements in
sertei for long period
No advertisement or subscription viii be stopped
until all the arreaages paid unless at the option
of the publishers. -,
Noelection tickets or other Jobs printed without
the money, or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person.
Tea dollars in advance viii invariably be required
for the announcement of candidates for office
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No. g..
MONH H'IESyN.
District C0art.~"Parish Of St, Landry

District Court" Parish Of st, Landry.
Il, the nantt Of the Stafs Of Louisiana.
! 10 uh0m ie may c0tccJ23.....Gfeeting.
" SOW We. THAT Jotfs JOSEPH Nor.
- 0A:7, Of the Parish of st. Landry, has
applied to cur District Court for Noni-
ton in conformity with the act of the Legis<
llturc entitled "an uot for the further assuY-
anco OF ti:ica 10 Purchasers at Judicial sales'
! approved March 10th 1884, to make known.
That. al tl;a s2l" at Public Auction, Of the
Estate Of j obn King Pickett, late of the Par
isI) Of St. Landry, deceased, made at the last
place - r"sid@ncc Of deceased on tho Atchafa-
laya i'll TIC Parish Of St. Landry, en- the 22d
day o. December 1858, by Sebastien D. Allis.
a licensed .AHcticrccr fer the Parish of St.
Landry, I!uler an order from the 18th Judi.
cial District Court of the State Of Louisiana,
for the Parish of st. Landry, he tie said
John Joseph Morgan, became the purchaser,
as the last and highest bidder, Of the follow.
ing described property, to wit: IA certain
tract ofland lying and being situated on the
Atchafalay River in this Parish, and being
the same on which deceased last resided, con.
tanning two hundred and ffty-three superb
cal acres more or less, eighty and 28Il00
acres of which having been purchased from
the State of Louisiana by entry at the Land
Office at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. and the
balance having been acquired from thesE
of -- McNew, with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, the administrator re-
ceiving for the benefit of the heirs of deceas-
ed one half acre of land now used as grave
yard The said land was adjudicated to the
said John J. Morgan at the price and sum Of
four thousand eight hundred and fifteen dol.
lars, payable ten per cent cash and the re-
mainder in one, two and three years credit
from the day of sale, with good and sufficient
personal security to the satisfaction of the ad-
ministrator of said Estate, and the property
to be specially mortgaged until final payment
of principal and interest and all sums not
paid at maturity to bear eight per cent inter"
est until final payment.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons who can set up any right, title or
claim in and to the property above described,
in consequence of informality in the order.
decree or Judgment of the Court under which
the above named sale was made or any IL
regularity OF illegality in the appraisement or
advertisements, in time or manner Of sale or
for any other defect whatsoever, to show
cause within thirty days from the day this
monition is first inserted in the public papers.
why the sale so made should not be confirm
ed and homologated in accordance with the
application of the said John Joseph Morgan,
the purchaser.
rSHza,> In testimony whereof | hare
e. GA hereunto, set my hand and affixed
NlLlSlsFthe Seal of said Court this 18th
%EEIsI January 1854
A. GARRIGUES, CLERK.
Opelousas, January 18th, 1854.
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To Guard Against Inn mpositiOn

READ l. hE rOLLUHlN lNI CAhEF CLLI
The Public are particularly cautioned against =
Base Counterfeit which has lately made its appear
ance, & is called by the Imposter who makes it W
B. FarrelPs Arabian Liniment." This is DANCE.
rous fraud and more liable to deceive from his bear
ing the name of Farrell. Therefore be particular
neuer to call for It BY the name "FarreiPs Linment"
for unprinciped dealers will impose this SPU-
RIOUS Mixture upon You for the genuine, but al
,cays ask for III. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN LINIMErT"
and take other, the genuine alcays has the let
ters H. G. before Farrels, his signature is also
the outside wrapper, and these words blown in the
glass bottle:-4H. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN
LINIMENT, PEORIA"
AGENTS WANTED in every Town, Village
and Hamlet in the United States in which one is
not established Apply by letter to H. G: Farrell,
Peoria, ILL.,, with good reference as to Character,
Responsibility, &c.
Call on the agent who will furnish Free Of Charge
a Book containing much valuable tnforn,atioss for
every class of citizens.
PR1cE-25 cts so cts and one dollar per bottle.
The ONLY GENUINE is manufactured by II. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale Druggist No. II Main street, Peoria, ILL.,, and
for sale wholesale and Retail at Proprietors prices
by JOHN POSEY.
uyCall and get Farrier Book, free of charge.
Opelousas, Jan. 14th, 1854.
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OF both sexes and different ages.
About $40 head of gentle horned
cattle, about 165 head of wild
horned cattle, so head of horse
creatures, about 20 gentle horses,
2 yoke of oxen, a lot of sheep, a
lot of hogs, about 100 barrels of
corn, about 1000 bundles of fod-
der, one gold watch, two guns,
one violin, household furniture,
plantation implements, kitchen
utensils, and great many other OBJ
jects the enumeration of which
would be too tedious.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS All sums of
ten dollars and under payable cash, and all
sums upwards of ten dollars payable in two
equal payments say one half payable in all
the month of April eighteen hundred and
fifty five, and the remaining half payable in
all the month of April following, 1856. Pur.
chasers furnishing good and sufficient securi-
ty in solido to the satisfaction Of whom the
right, and all sums not punctually paid at
bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum from time due;-And more
over, the land and slaves remaining specially
unto said Estate, until full and en-
tire payment of capital and interest, which
may accrue thereon.
G. HOLLIER fls,
ALEXIS LATOUR.
nz.ln.r., Old 1879
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~ 9RH9M . We

vMYHEODULE FONTENOT, of the Pa
g rish of ST. Landry, State Of Louisiana.
having filed petition for the appointment Of
Administrator ofthe Estate OF late Celisc Fon.
teuot, deceased wife of Aquila Mcdaniel, late
of the Parish of St. Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my Office, in the town Of
Opelousas, within teu days, from the publ
cation of this notice.
A. GARRIGUEs, Clerk.
Opclousas january 2lst. 1854.
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THVHEODULE FONTENOT, Of the Pa
IL rish of st. Landry, State of Louisiana.
having fled petition for the appointment Of
Administrator of the Estate ofthe late Eli Lu-
Gus Fontenot, late ofthe Parish Of St. Landry;
Therefore, any person intendingto make
opposition to said appointment. will file the
same in writing. in my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days, from the publ
cation Of this notice.
AGARRIGUEs, C::c>3
HpcIcu-ae, Tsnuarv 2lst, 1854.
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cane carts, 80 head Of <s
sheep, Ii head Of horned Il, l..6
cattle, 4 pairs of oxen, a1lgsAaa
large quantity of plantation uten-
sils Rc
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WVHOsE who may be indebted to the Es-
l. tate OF Ozeme Guilbeau, are requested
to come and settle with the undersigned, Adj
ministrator of said Estate, OF otherwise they
will incur costs. Those also who have claims
against said Succession, must within thirty
days from this date, present the SAME to the
aforesaid administrator, at his domieil.
PLACIDE GUILBEAU, Jr.
January 14th, 1S54.-lm.
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opsiousas, December s1st, 1858.
ggJ3T,To sA T.E.
Estate Of Alexandra Close.

Bgtle als9ersigns1, Public -Auctioneer. ~
G,s9 for The Parish 9f 81. Landry. r
9WyHE public are hereby informed that
Z there will be sold, at public sale, tothe
last and highest bidder. BY the undersigned,
al the last residence Of the late Benjamin
Carantin, in the Town of Washington, Pa
rish Of st; Landry, on
"Wednesday, the lst February next,
1864, the following property. belonging to
the Estate of said late Benjamin Carantin,
aeceased. to Kit:
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state of Ioulsta1Id.
DIsTIcT Court, NJ 7ooo
Parish Of st. Landry
pcm.rD nm royYe UDUtnT npcRAprn


ERANCOIs LEMELLE Els, of the Pa
= rish Of St. Landry. Administrator O.:
the Estate of the late Louis Frilot, deceased.
of the aforesaid Parish, having fled a Tableau
of Distribution of said Estate. accompanied BY
a petition praying that the same may be ho-
mologated. And whereas the prayer of said
petition has been granted by an order of Court,
dated January 2Oth, 1854;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within ten days, from the date hereof.
why said Tableau should not be holnologated.
the administrator discharged from all further
liabilities and his bond cancelled.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opclousas, January 21st, 1854.