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Notice..

LII those holding claims against the estate of J. Y
IA Brantley, deceased, Sarah NJ. Brantley, will
please call upon me Immediately for settlement
E.. M. MATTHEWS,
jan 4, 1854 Agent for the estate of w. Bran;lev
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Choice Liquors and Wines.
. CASKS CastiIlon Brandy;
- 2 casks w. S. Fort Red Cognac;
casks Imp. brandy;
10 bbs old Monongahela Whiskey; 0
10 do old rye do
10 kegs Tuscaloosa i do
casks Duff Gordon's Sherry Wine; .
2 do Woodhouses Madeira do
2 do Pastina do doe 0
do family choice do do
Sc OGLESBY 2 GRISWOLD
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- CITY HOTEL.
@xM e. s[M THIS establishment, long known as Van
fH4 . IsMg Bibber's Hotel, has been leased by the
gAlsssss undersigned land isnow being thorough
y repaired and renovated and will be opened for the
accommodation Of boardes and the public generally as
soon after the lst inst. possible. The proprietor
takes this occasion to tender his thanks his
rous friends, tor their past patronage, while in the Nell
son House, and them that is his determna-
ton to make the City Hotel equal any house the
south or west and no pains expense will be spared
to effect that purpose.
His friends in the country may rely upon having
their horses we'll taken care Of.
IT. NELSON, late of the Nelson House,
% The Marshall Jefferson and Mansfield stages
stop at this house.
N. B. The subscriber is DESTROYS of renting num-
Der of furnished unfinished rooms in the Nelson
House, recently occupied by him. Also, the large
dining room suitable for concerts balls, etc. ap13
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H. H. MARBLE, :
Gentlemen'S Clothing 4 Furnishing Store,

" o."'".S ~ .i hA'h1AS ECVIC
Texas street, (adJoinng Mers Drug Store, and i'm
mediate y opposite Van Bibber's Hote) Shreveport
HA ust received from the north and east his large
l. Il and well selected stock of GENTLEMEN's FINE
WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDs, Doors, SHOES,
etc., consisting of the following articles:
Goats, pantaloons and vests of every description
Linen and cotton shirts, of every sgle
Kid pushed lined, buck, cashmere and Berlin gloves
English and American hosiery. fine article.
Drawers and undershrts, of various Qualities.
Silk and cotton umbrellas.
Cravats and Handkerchief of every style and de-
scrpuon, together with every article required for
gentemans wardrobe
Velvet for ladies' Talmas and coaks, together with
velvet ribbons, gymps and all necessary trimmings for
making the same.
Also keeps on hand fine article of French cloths
cassimeres and vestngs, which will be made up the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
n2-lv
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ENHE undersigned retires from business having dis
L solved his connection with that of Green 4 Dong
lass, In which he became interested after the death OF
W. R. DoUeLAss.o.
Robert Green, who will continue the business, will
retain all the active MEANS of both the houses, in
which him and the undersigned have been partners and
will pay the debts due by either and collect those due
them. H. l., DOUGLASS.>
May goth, 1854.
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J. F. WHITE
STOVES! Stoves!

J. F. WHITE
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!
"a, Is now receiving, and keeps constantly on n
I'd hand. large and we'll selected stock of 81 2
- Cooking and other Stoves, selected by VI
him with great care, expressly for this and the Texas
markets.
TIN WARE.
Will keep and manufacture all kinds of Tinware which
he sell at wholesale and RETAIL and warrant it not to
leak. Any article from his establishment may be pur-
chased with perfect safety.
JOBBING
In tin, copper, iron, zinc, etc. Roofing, gutering etc.
substantially and promptly executed.
O. Letters cut for cotton brands in beautiful style
and at moderate prices.
Shreveport, February Is, 1854.
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WILL continue business on my own account, at
i the old stand of Green { Douglass and shall leave
IN few days for the north make the usual purchases,
and will be pleased to my old patrons usual.
Desiring to start new, leave Mr. 2. II. RossoN
with full authority to collect all accounts and notes,
row due to Green, Douglass & Co. and Green & Doug
LASS and under instructions to put in suit
enc unpaid by the LIST July, unless satisfactory
ance of payment is made at some specified time.
May 29th, 1854. R. GREEN.
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Notice-Receiving Il Forwarding.
I AM compelled to adopt the CASH SYSTEM in my
l. Warehouse, and from this date cannot deliver
goods until the freight and charges are paid.
my24 l., F.. GARTER
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ENROM the solicitations of many of his planting
l. friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale of Cotton in this market
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally.
Shreveport, Sept. 13, 1854 D. S. WILDER.
u The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill to this office.
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u. q. CAhIEh,
Commission & Forwarding Merchant,
E. C. Harris brick warehouse, corner of Commerce
and Milan stress, Shreveport, Louisiana.
Keep for sale, on consignment:
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS LIQUORS,
HAY, Corn, OATS, BAGG1NG, ROPE, &c.
Liberal advances made consignments of cotton
and merchandise. Every description Of goods received
storage on moderate terms. OLD
s. T. GOODWIN 4 Co.,
nEALERS in fancy and staple Dry Goods Groce-
~ res, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery
Ready -nade Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats Gaps, etc.
StarrviIle, Smith county, Texas. o ian4
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Great Bargains! Great BargainS!!:

4 S we intend closing s5're in a few weeks, al
n those in want of Dry Goods Clothing, Hats
Boots Shoes, Groceries, Wineso Liquors, etc, etc.
will find it to their advantage to give us an early call
AS we are SELLING OFF-AT COST, extraordinary in
ducements held out purchasers in fact such
before offered in this community, and fam
lilies, planters, country merchants and all others, will
be satisfied on examining prices, that we sell a,
ro 25 to 80 per cent cheaper than any other house
in Shreveport, and lower than the same articles can be
purchased in New Orleans.
Ladies are respectfully solicited to give us a CALL
They will find every article they may be in want off,
and we guarantee that they will acknowledge they
never before knew goods sold as low.
aug2 E. & B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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NOLICt.
4 LII those having claims against the succession of
"A Joel Wadsworth, deceased, will present them to
me, at Bethany Caddo parish. Those indebted to
said succession will please make prompt payment to
JAS. }. STEPHENS,
aug2 curator succ'n Joel Wadsworth, deed
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BEN. A. VANSICKLE.

BEN. a. VANSICkLE,
4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Agent and
IA Collector of foreign claims citizens of Texas.
Will agent to transact any land business for
persons residing of this State-Havng had an ex-
perience of Is years in Texas land office, and being
good land lawyer, he fatters himself that he can
give satisfaction all persons that en,rus business
his care. He is well acquainted with nearly all the
portion of Texas and the inhabitants thereof
and can be employed in any court in that section OF
Texas. He will also locate land claims on good
terms.-Business address, either Henderson, or Gil
mer, Texas. al3
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Havana Cigars.

90 000 HAVANA Cigars, of various quail
AO.OOO ties and brands--some of them very
hne--will be sold unusual low to close the invoice
jl8 OGLESBY & GRISWOLD.
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For Rent,

i- A convenient Dwelling House, on Market street,
formerly occupied by Robert Donnel, ESQ., contain
ing five rooms, with good kitchen and out-houses.
There is on the premises well of excellent water to-
gether with all the conveniences requisite for the COM
fort of family. Apply to
octll If WIN THATCHER Texas street.
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Painting.
JEREMIAH J. HOLDREDGE is prepared to exc
e cute House Painting, Sign Painting, Wall CoIorng,
Paper Hanging, &C., with neatness and despatch.
Mixed Paints Varnishes, Boiled Oil, Lead, Putty,
Window Glass; ETC., be procured at all times at
his shop, Texas street, first house above the office
of the South Western
His friends and the public invited to give him
call. jv26-tf
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New Goods.
COpyist.

COpyISt'
TINE undersigned offers his services to the citizens
L of Shreveport, as Copyist and Accountant. H,
will copy Deeds petitions, Wills etc. and bring up inc
adjust mercantile ledgers. Terms moderate Appl,
at the City Hotel. 1s2O1 JAS. H. MCINTOSH.
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SELLINiI OFF AT COST.

NOTICE is given that the executor of the last vii
IN and testament Of Robert Green, deceased, will
for the purpose of closing the succession, sell the
tire stock Of merchandise at cost oil
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Private Boarding,

TINE undersigned can handsomely accommodate a
Il few gentlemen loarders, on moderate terms. APP
Div at the Ice Cream Saloon, Texas street.
so7 n p. SAVERY
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R. G.. HARPER

R. G. HARPER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Shreveport, La.--Will
N practice in the courts of the parishes Of Caddo,
Claiborne DeSoo, Bossier, and in the supreme court
at Monroe. auq3-ly
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Cotton Wanted.

I HAVE engaged in the Cotton Brokerage Business.
in Shreveport, and solicit call ftom all who wish
to sell their cotton for Cash. Office, on Texas street, in
the building lately occupied by colons A. Hill.
oct 4-tf Z. NJ. MATTHEW'S.
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SAM. FORD

/ COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS &C., for the State
| ~ of Mississippi. Shreveport. Sept. 81, 1854.
| JOHN VIM. HILL,
/ A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office on Market street
N Shreveport, La. d2S
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Notice..

cash, Bayging, Rope, Bacon, Flour, and Salt
" given in exchange for Cotton, by
OPT L. E. CARTER
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Cash Advances.

r IBERAL ADVANCES IN CASH will be made
IL on consignments to William S. DonneI New Orl-
cans, by ROBERT DONNELL,
il No. ii on the Levee, Shreveport.
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Town GGsz6scis.

Called ioeetn. Friday December 18TH 1874, O'clock
2.
Bard net--prssert = D. Tesreboane Siayor, L. Bush,
f. II. Gary, J. ~ HOhcanX, AcrgtH Springer.
TIE minutes Of the meeting Of nd September was read
ARD approved as recolNai.
ai:ltes OF the meeting Of Sta Stpetr"ar was real
and motion Of 2 Il Gary, the section OF ordinance was
amended so Is to read.
The committee qu bridge made the following report
70 lie -tufor end Trustees q tie ioe1 f Idt5o@9@3
Tie undersigned cun1nittee named confer with
rttea Of the Police al with reference the construction
ola Bridge the La9urche at fhiboaA4I beg leave 10
report.
conference The I.eruers said committee bsiEg II og;aon
tat tie construction Of said Bri ge woNl be vtta&eeta
to the parish ard tqwu agreed TO report voraby to their
body, : to recomena that the consent Of the Police Jury
be ,ecor ed to the apply 10 the Legislature for q
charter for thar purpose GStshep I. BUsa,
The Mayor submitted to The Council ettre from Messrs.
MaXeil r IS Goa Of New Orleans rei'iIs 70 the b4''-
ing OF Bridge across you LaNuiche, at fhio"dl'tS
Rsolee9, That the Mayor be aud is hereby requested to
invite Mesr. NJ Briggs Co.. to semi one ct their partners
here Us practicable for tue purpose oi eXal" the
bridge, and making estimate of the cost thereof
Mr. [. Bush submitted the following resolution
Whereas il conceived by the Council to be of great mo-
nent to the town by Railway Plank Road or
Otherwise, with the N o. O. \ G. ". Railroad
be held at the Court House in the Of IbodanS,
the day Of December s5f for the puros Of taking the
subject into consideration and acting thereon as may be
deemed advisable.
Mr. l.. Eush moved that the committee improvements
be requested inquire into the necessity and cost of
bridge the canal between Mr. siiYeFe Navarro and
UltEl1a Rabin.
The Collector submitted MS receipt from the Treasurer aud
Motion it was accepted.
The Finance Comm ttee reported favoraby the
count Of George Honef Constable for the amount OF $40 81
anu melton Of NJ Springer appropriation made
pay the
On morton Of P H. Gary the boa aourned
Z. D. TERREBOENE, Mayor
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/. New Monday next is the first day Of
New Year 1855. Parents should bear in mind
that our friends j.. Angler, corner of St. Louis and
Main and ST. Louis streets, deal in all kinds Of
sweet things and toys for the young folks, who on
that day, expected to be treated with presents. :.
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APoLoGY.-Having been absent from our post
until late hour Of Thursday evening last, and in
the absence of the regular proceedings toasts etc.
Of the dinner given to company "a, of the Ma
tional Guards of New Orleans, we have deferred
saying anything Of the Celebration of Christmas
until our next issue
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HARpwARE.-The attention of the citizens Of
Fifth District, and planters and other is called
to the advertisement Of c. Carrere, dealer in Hard
ware and Cutlery, No 11s Old Levee street, New
Orleans. Mr.. C.s assortment is represented to
be large-his prices low-terms accommodating.
Don't forget his location No l16 Old Levce, be-
tween the two Markets, I'd District.
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ODD FELLOWSHIP election for officers Of
Excelsior Lodge, No. "a, l. o. 0. F., will take
place at their Lodge room, corner of Patriot and
Market streets, this evening, at oclck. A full
attendance is expected. @
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cY A number Of the sugar planters of this and
adjoining parishes, have finished rolling. The
quantity Of sugar made in every instance, falls short
of that Of the past year. s4a 80
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e Navigation in our bayou remains in stasss
quo with no favorable news for rise soon. The
weather, since Thursday night, has changed from
warm and rainy, to clear and cool
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~ The gallon law has been adopted in a
majority Of the wards of the parish of Terrebonae
In Houma, no license carried the day by three
votes majority. So after the lst of January there
will be no coffee house in our sister town, Houma.
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rs- The Railroad now has Ferry which runs
regularly every day and connects with the trains.
See notice In another column.
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esy- Attention is called to the Gard Of D. Wise,
who has just received anew lot of valuable negroes.
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~" The Mail again failed on Thursday last
We hear it runored that the present route is to be
changed after the first of January next
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Succession Ge Marcus p. Zitts.
1,t>,,t, I.. ~ IsftIfJsfA \

IVTAT De "a EUUISfA NF.--C0ur
4 a du cnquene District, pqroisse de Lafonrche.
ATTEspu: Que Messrs. MEAD & EELCIfER. de Ia dite
parosse gxecuters de la de Succession jour depose
IN compile provisional tabeau d. leur Administration
avec Greier de Ia de Cour, demandant qu SOFT APP
preuve. - IL,
En- consequence persones m Pcarraient aror des
objections DIT eote son par leg presentes noiees de
les ledur Greier de la e Coua son bureau aahs ~
vile de Thibodanx les rente jours qui snvront IA
premiere publication de Get avis simon lie dit compc sera
accordG ct conarH.t scion Ia l3- ~ s.z-
1u7> Terlein main ct le seean dc IA di5e eoafs CO
IL 30 Deceulbre cert mil hut cinquanfe q1atre
lsssstmsg f2.5tl l.. 8. ALLAN, Grefier.
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~ Look at Bennett & Galabert's catalogue @
splendid Holiday Gifts, JeWelry, etc, ETC.
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Submerging Cronstadt.

! Before deinolshing Sebastopol, the fast men Of
| Petersburg under new deluge, and reyolutioniza
the geography as well as the Government Of Russia
This is an age of great undertakings, and we see no
reason why such things should not be DONE if pos
sible; but if done, twere well done, they were done
quickly
We find the following paragraph going the
rounds and print Curiosity Of the literature Of
war:
!" James Hall, Jr., Communicates in an English
paper plan for ending the war without bloodshed
He develops lis scheme as follows: Beyond the
batteries OF Crcnstadt the channel of the Nava is
only SIX Dies bread, with average depth OF four
fathomS, which is little more than sufficient for
man-of-war By sinking stone laden huks in this
narrow channel, one month would suffice to I'M
prison the Russian feet inside. and this itself would
he OF the highest Importance; for, if the Allied
fleets either by storms, battles, Or otherwise were
withdrawn, the Russians will Immediately come out
and sweep the Baltic to the terror, not only OF tis
Ecountry but also of Sweden and Denmark, who, ior
| that reason alone, dare not synpathise with us.
More than this, however, might be accomplished
"If Britain were to make a permanent barrier,
the effect would be so destructive 10 the power oi
| Russia that very possibly the mere threat might
| induce Nicholas to make peace on any terms Two
or three thousand hulks laid down in the channel
have referred to, would produce an important geo
graphical change. The impeding Of the current
would Of course raise the level of water consider
ably, and form extensive lakes and marshes where
there are at present roads and houses. The silt,
instead of being swept through the narrow channel,
would settle down in the hollow, and in few years
Fill it up" &
Mr.. Hall, Junior, is assuFedly wonderful youth,
and it is to be hoped that Mr.. Hall, Senior, will pay
due attention to the building promise of his preco-
cious son. A plan to sink two or three thousand
hllks in the Nava, (the marrow channel which
is only sig miles across IS comprehensive one,
and must command respect by its originality and
boldness. The simplest way to carry it out would
be to send British French vessels to the locality
designated and we warrant them the Russians will
sink them soon enough to satisfy even Mr.. Hall.
However, as Old Nick is proof against fire, there
is reason in attacking him with water. The sooner
Mr. Hall opens the hood-gates Of his wrath, the
better for the cause Of 9 civilization. "-DeltG.
l
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ARCTIC DANGERS. The world is getting weary
Of the terrible tragedies enacted within the ice re-
gions Of the Arctic, and the rumor that Dr. Kane
and his adventurous little band have shared the pro-
bable fate of Sir John Franklin, has given severe
pain to the admirers Of the Is it not almost
time to discourage that anxiety " to attain a re-
spectacle Northerness,a which has led to many
gallant men to destruction. Is the possible good
sufficient compensation for the certain loss?
| Nsl1naaa
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Teesphore Desson ct antres.
sACHEZ 0nen " cru dun writ de fl. ia. lance par Ia
ssite Coir dans cidessus nttuee ct nuineroee
TAI saisi ct orai pub ique IN Maison dc Conr,
ANS Ia vile lie Thibodaux, SAMEDi, lie FEsRiER, 1880,
i II heures, A. NJ. Ia propriata snyante, saYoir
IN CERTAIN TERRAIN De WILLIE, sint dams IL yle
de Thiboaaux horne Nord - bayon Lafonrehe,
par lie terrain a. Es: par la Clay Quest par la rue
verte ct dune orne fanglare sran ouze miles neuf
cent a,aran:e ciaq pie!s snperaces plus on moils.
TEgsEs EE;rg.--C0MpTaNT.
de venie fate pour tisfre lie principal interet
et leg frais du proees. 2-tds Nj. B0URG, sherif
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A KNow-NoTHISG MAYoR.-Dr. Smith, the
Know Nothing Mayor elect, Of Boston, in abiding
to his course, on the Burns slave case said whilst
addressing his fellow citizens few days since:
It il said that have unconstitutionally called out
the militia, but what did call them out for Il
was to save your lives and protect your property,
and will do it every day in the week i it is ne
cessary. $50. 1859 @
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ny An sAnti-Wise Convention is about to
be held in Virginia, to be composed Of all those
opposed to the election Of the Hon. Henry A. Wise
to the Gubernatoral chair of the State. The Peters
burg Inteligencer suggests that it be held at
Lvrchburg
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tsuccession Of Marcus 2. Zi0s.
yTATE OF LDUiSitNA-Flfth Lbs

GTATE OF LOLHSiANA-Flfth Dis
NJ rict Court Parish of Iafourehe. , -.
WHEREAS aIessrs. MEAD &c BELGHER, of said farlsn,
Executors Of said Fsate has fled provisional acco. an
tabea Of their Administration with the Clerk o. sa
praying that il may be homoiogated. .,sua. ~
file their objections, if any they haye 70 the si @ ~
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Once ID e bsraof
Thibodax in thirty days after the rss ~
o- ea5 ,cco,nt v;l be confined in due course OF Jaw
Witness my hand and the seal Of saa I'I' ,drsd
Both day Of December one thousand elg sN rIark
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THE NATIVE AMERIcAs-Such is the name or
new weekly newspaper, soon to be established in
New Orleans. Il will advocate American prin-
cples, and be conducted by Col Joseph Etter, whose
efforts in this cause, years ago, when publishing
the Native American in Washington City, is a
sufficient guaranty Of what he will do hereafter
The Col. j. now in town, and will be glad to wait
upon those who may feel disposed to extend him
their patronage. Subscription, s., per annum.
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fuifaulne Alfred U0gnes.
ShCIfEz QUEEN veEtu dun writ De H. f.. lance par Ia
sisdite Conr dams Ia ciessy ntitGe ct numcrotee
dams Ia vine de tn bolaux saMEBI lie 8 FEyRIER 1885,
a II heires A. ~, les propritfes sivante, savoir:
=UN MOROCCAN DE TERRE, siue dams Ia paroisse de La
fourche environ quntre miles auiesus de Thihodaux
ayant ue fac lie de ros arpen.s bayou don't rarpent
supeehre profondenr dc snatreVng arpens ct les
proopdeur de quarante arpens borne en-
au par de Louis 0ncale ct has par les terres
de Joseph Robchaux Ia diie authorizations ct
dependencies, ct les esclaves snvant
LUCY nne muTatressc agee dc H. ans; ct ses enans-
ERNEsrINE agee de Is ars JOSEPHINE agee de 10 ans;
ELoTE age de II ans; ct JEAN BaPTIsTE, age de ans.
TzRMEs re Ia yENTE--COMPTANT.
La de yee sera faite pour sataire principal nteret
ct fras de &c process 2 tbs BoURG, Sheriff.