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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
Our Rochester Correspondence.

ROCHESTER, March 20, 1855.
State ofe Weather Prospects of 7rade-7he Reciprocity
Treaty-Politics, dc.
Between chills and damps, which to favor this
section prcportionatey than other atmospheric
influences, tie run viii smile upon us in spring style
The body of settled about here during its long
comipgs has greatly diminished leaving roads with side
way tendencies and corduroy jogging. Those however
who are bold enough TO navigate them must "bsance
ALL" else what Is up will come down with jerk
toit
The prospect of early trade quite favorable and
the mercantile community brushing up, eager TO
meet IT, the money market Ia much depressed and all
gladly welcome the opportunity for easier prospects The
mouth Of the Genesee river bsng free from ce the frs
OF the arrived here from Canada Sun
dsy evening. Navigation being resumed, and the
Reciprocity bill having become Fixed fact It is antic
pated that trade between the lake ports and Canada will
greatly augment Our business men, TO give vent their
qualification and auspcious antcpations the
summaton OF such fact honofed the event yesterday
The political horizon since the charter election has
become settled, yet some murky clouds are fire.
quenty visible. As il came 10 pass the Know Nothings
Sin tie heart Of the proud infected Gibraltar OF wing
geryn The OF the leaders OF the old parties are
extremely .Ieraea,ng 60 themselves ony9 and 20 not
gather strength The fond endearng epthets cast
upon large msiorty Of the respectable voters Of this
foreign brofue, by che spssmotc wooey and fainting
Pierced organs is duly appreciated isa beautiful
10 depsa ate TO witness the loving fusion between the
decsytd relics OF Seward abcltionsm and Pierce demo
crscy order to retain what little spo they may glut
on Ii "a currently reported that the 'rresponsible
fsemsnt OF John Wesley stebbins constituency do not
10 ptrpetuae his legislative career account OF
n cir not beng able TO apprscias okeees high esti
mate 81 his talents and legal acumen.
The reports OF the numerous wishdral OF members
from the order by the in Western New York.
(.t. hv ~ az
poor things truly verify their motto, great cry and little
wool" ThuNP.
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ecs OF great public benedt and they
bring dormant capital into active use, AMI found up,n
great facilities in the operation Of trade and
Nevertheless, inAexible rules Of law should govern
them and with the best that have yet been devised
they sometimes have proved dangerous II not destruc-
tive, to the interests Of society.
il perfectly vain to say that certain kinds OF loans
ehould be restricted loans bonds and mortgages
the subject Of bargain between parties Capital as
natur ally finds its best bidder water seeks Its equi
brum; II win therefore be only found whsre IL COM
maids the highest price according to the security.
II the brief positions here advanced sound GER
family will be to pass this bill to modify QUIZ
present laws upon this subject Although men In the
show instance Of the usurr extortoner being
Of any great benz at to the community in which he lives,
his orey is Of no advantage except in the hands Of ta
producer, snd he should be held strictly to his pound
OF flesh with not drsp OF blood y
is unquestioDatly true that men differ in their opn
ions upon this subject and 1t would not be right 70 i'm
pute bad motives to all those who desire to obtain all
they can for their mory The lending OF money ne
cessaTy and those who by diligence otherwise have
secured surplus to lend may be as honorable AMI pure
any oi er of mem but the great supremacy and
advantage which the lenders have, who the few,
should be guarded, and the borrowers, who are ths
msBy, rhould be thoroughly protected against A those
ip the human breast 30 frequently discovers.
There ia proper system OF checks and balances ne
ceseary in al the operations OF government, and -
quite que stonsbls whethsr Il judicous to legiate
much further for the beret OF the capitalist to the de-
trment of the iddlng and laboring classes There Is
already sufcisnt prejudice between the rich and poor
and quite sufficient agraraa tendency In al the lower
casses Our institutions ofess to be democratic let
keep them il fact we'll ~ In me- that
instead Of accumulatng in the hands OF few may ee
fairly disseminated amongst all the industrious and the
thr t. and that all ~ far as possible may enjoy
fair competence in this favored republic Thus shall We
strengthen i in every way % giving large NUMBER r ao
them the means to obtain better civil aud religious
education. y. NJ PkAtr'
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TIE WHEAT CRop IN OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA

The WHEAT CKOP IN OH1O AND fENNSY LV1NIA.-
The Ohio Culhrator publishes letters from various
ties in Ohio embracing the principal wheat growing
sections and the letters all in saying that che
TO one fourth less than average This is accounted
for the tact that the long drouh Of last summer and
fall the poughing of sod lands and fall sowing
therefore confined to stubble and lands. Re
sort will be had, far possible to the sowing Of
spring wheat; but the growing Of that variety Of
wheat has not been common in Ohio seed is In
the counties Of Western Pennsylvania there is in
creased breadth of ground covered with wheat this
year. All accounts concur in representing the growing
has ever given better promise than the present
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COrOncr's Inuuest.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE oAD.-Coroner Gam
BILE held inquest yesterday At the New York Hospital
upon the body Of Catharine Delaney widow, aged 40
years. who to her death from injuries received
Saturday evening" by being over By New York and
appeared, while sitting the at this point either
fell OK was accidentally pushed from the platform willis
the in motion and the whess passing her
legs produced injuries Of such nature that death
caused in few hours afterwards. verdict Of Death
by injuries received the New York and Erie Rail
road, /" was rendered by the jury.
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The ORIGINAL MoRMoNs WERE NOT P0LYGA-
bill Smith, brother Of Joe, the prophet writes
my got up by Young and other evils which grow out Of
1t, a libel and SANDER upon the character of the
prophet, whose bones lie noulderng in martyrs
grave and we're Joseph Smith TO forth from his
owy bed view the condition of things in the Salt
Lake country would spurn from his presence Brigham
dOctrines.V
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THE PRICE OF Coal Notwithstanding the high
price of coal the Miner Journd says the price does
not ray the operator that tie ray sufficient wages
10 The miner TO enable him 10 1--we With tee existing high
prices OF food. II says-tksny TAX Of advancing the
mice OF rosi shade the LIST OF A,rl The proper
poey youd be Ger the railroad company 70 reduce the
srd tells 10 81 76 AID The 25 cents could Be d
yiS,d between cur operators aad the miners which
would no, tahasss 1s prov " csL On board :. Rich
uoas"
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EMMA MooRE.-The Rochester american says -
William Whitlock, who arrested ON Monday night,
ard held in custody suspicion of being concerned in
causing the death Of Emma Moore, discharged
Wednesday by the Coroners jury. lad, named James
Devne obtains the reward of $500 offered for the
covery of the body of the deceased woman.
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NAVIGATION IN ALABAaA.-The steamer Jenny
b. slle arrived from Montgomery as night and reports
rise Of FIVE feet at that place and nearly eight feet
Selms. Heavy rains fell during twenty foar hours OF
hr passage Gown, This Iise viii probably be Sufficient
the tanks Of the Alabama Of their superfuous
cotton bags.
IGBtF We have reports OF rise In the Bigbee, at
Gainesville, Of Ave and BALI feet which would give
about eight feet to that point The steamer Madison
will leave this evening AZ four for Columbus
LATIxT.-Tte steamer Emma Waite, Just in fron Dem
oros reports rise Of i've fect at that point making
EIGHT feet water in the river IL raining and the river
rising --kotiis Nescs, March 10.
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PHILADELPHIA. March %. PM-Arr sobrs n Pav
Young, New Bedford
Cid bArks Thos Dallett DILL Laguayra; Amazon Johnssn
Baltimore; brig Charles Margeson, HalifAx schrs III
MAILER. Crowell, and Barnard, Farnsworth, Boston:
Midway Belle, Morins Halifax.
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GIRLS LEAVING MANCHESTER, N. H.-About
500 girls have left Manchester and Of the mill.
are in operation except the Amoskeag.
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Total cultivated.

The productions in the year 1854 were Of sugar,
272 719 hogsheads molasses 431 1913 barrels cotton
4c2s21 bales corn IL 093 bushels rice 81 0s2
res We estimate the yslaeof these products emitting
corn (which is not article Of export at about thr-
ty three and half million of dollars.
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stssIship Cahawbs, Havana and New Orleans Anchored
Wind during the day sw; at 10 Pm calm with raa

The ships Exosisior for Liverpool: for n,
boufne Manchester for New Oresns: ssrteile vr Dc;
Orient for Lverpool bark Lyra Havana and etnsrs
are ut anchor in the North river.
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statististics OF Loulslnna.

We have received, in pamphlet form, report OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts Of louisiana to the Leglsla
u1e for the year 1854 from which learn that the
population of the State numbers 578l89 souls, OF
whom there
Free colored 20 ,272
The value Of the property real and personal in the
State S299 00 The total amount Of taxes assess
ed annually Is 81 02s907 The cultivated land In the
60 10 hus nriot ed.
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POUR TAXES.-En vertn Dc

VIENTE POUR TAXES.-En vertu DIES
' pouvoirs en- moi invests par Ia loi, CONNIE Col
lecteur des Taxes de Paroisse, ct du Railroad, dams
ct pour Ia Paroisse de Saint Landry, moi Gilbert
1858, ct des Taxes de Railroad pour rannee 1864,
j'exposerai en- vente publique pour du compliant, sans
benefce d'inventaire, a la Maison de Cour dams Ia
Villed es Opelousas, Paroisse 81. Landry, SAMEDI, le
quatrieme jour du mois d'Aodt 1856, commencant
saire de jour EN- jour, tous les droits, titres ct interets
d'Eliza Wykoff, epouse de William H. Parrot dams
la propri6te ci-dessous decrite, saisie pour s~atisfaire
les Taxes de Paroisse de 1853, ct Ia Take du Railroad
de 1854, dues par ladite Eliza Wykoff, a SAVIOR
deux ans, bon negre de champ ct aussi bon cocher.
ELBERT CAN'T, Collector.
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ENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
VENTE PAR LIE sHER1F.-ErAr DE

NENTE FAX LIZ SHERlF.-ETAT DE
' LOUISIANA. r. H. Short Il Gle. va. Peter Col
Inns. .Cour de District, Paroisse 81. Landry. 8. No.
6062-H Fl ft 3'1 'lH4sN ~q4gH IT. }U97
En- vertu dun writ de fl. ia. delivre dams lafaire
ci-dessus, par Ia Cour de District dams ct pour le Pa
roisse st. Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct 4 moi adresss,
il sera expose, en- vente publique, sans benefce dim
v~entaire, pour du compliant, a la Maison de Cour de
cette Paroisse, SAMEbI, le Ter jour de Septembre
proclaim, commencant a II heures ct continuant de
Jour en- jour, sill est necessaire, tous les titres, droits,
int6r6ts ct pretentions de Peter Collins, lie d6fendeur
q Ia ~propri6te s~uivante; saisie pour ~satisfaire le dit
ordre, SAVIOR:
I'm certain MORCEAU DE TERRE, situe dams la
susdite Paroisse, sur la rive ~orientale du Bayou Bouf,
a environ donze miles de Moundville, ct mssurant a
peu pres quatre cents arpens, SAVIOR: Dix arpens de
face, sur quarante de profondeur, plus on moins, Dor
ne au nord par 10 terre de Gilbert Burleigh, gu sud
par la terre de William Link.
I'm autre MORCEAU DE TERRE, situG sur 10 rive
gauche du Bayou Bnuf, dams Ia meme Paroisse, con-
tenant environ deax cents arpens, avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations qui sly %trouvent.
Bureau du Shesif, Opelousas, 2s Juliet, 1855.
J.B. DAVID, Sherif.
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yENTEs FOUR TAXES.
PoURSTAxEs-En vertu de-
ninGusoimn An moi iSEestis par 10 10i, CONNIE Col

PoURSTAxEs-En vertu 'des
y pSoSuyoirs en moi iStestis PAT Ia lGi,' CONNIE Col
ct Dour Ia Paroisse de Saint Landry, moi, Ebert
Gsntt. C~oiieotsur des Taxes de Paroisse pour l'annee
1853. ct des Taxes dc Railroad pour rannee 1854,
i,exposerai en- yente publique pour du compliant,
sans beneace d''fnseatafre, d 10 Maison De Cour dams
Ia Vile des Opelousas, Paroisse St. Landry, SAME
DI, le premier jour du mois de Septembre, 1856, com.
mencant 4 IL heures du matin, ct continuant, sill est
nacessaire de jour en- jour, tous les droits, titres ct
interet des enfants mineurs ct heritiers de feu dame
Mathilda P. Pannell. spouse de Edwin B. Scott, en-
IL propriet6 ci-dessous dscrite, saisie pour sataalaire
les Taxes de Paroisse de 1858, ct Ia Take az HallI
road de l'annee 1854, dues par les dts 1nlne eul .
SAVIOR g. . -
IN certain Negre Esclave, nomnne LEE age de
yingtdeux gu vingtstrois ans, bon negre de champ.
Ns'f n. . EBERT CAN'T, CollectenYs
Opelousas. % Juliet. 1855,
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EDUCATIoN.
pENsIoNAT EFT EXTERNAL ms
IL DEMOISELLH AUX .OpETOTISAc .Ur%o

DENSIDNAT EFT EXTERNAL nro
Il DEMOISMLLES AUX OPELOUsAs-N.1 y
Mime. HOY, aid6e par Mm1le. Hoy ct Nine. Ia ~ ~
Ange, ont ,l'intention d'ouvrir lie tUNDI. 10 T.sAss
aux Opelousas, ,.udAe Pension de Demoiselles a. ~
miere Classe Oh tputes les branches n6cessaires / ~ N
education solide ct accomplie, seront enseieneess. NV
Dams le cours d'instruction aeront comprises l..
Langues Anglaise, FRANCHISE, I~talienne ct AflemanS.
ainsi que Ii Musique le Dessin, Ia Peinture, TOM II,
Ouvrages a l'aiguille en- Sole, Chenille, ETC., le Msr
ten, Ia Danse ct Population. MIfff LrIrN%
Ayec l'aide dinstructrices completeness, ii III M.
~veillance assidue de la Directrice, le Principal. 4 - ~
p&rance sdetre soutenu par les habitants ae a M
des 0peousas ct des e~nyirons.
Les pri1 sont Axes par. sesncs de tingks.un. .
maineS, payables Ia motifs aucommence1euatlISnt-
Motto 4 n1i-s4anee.
instruction pour les eleves de classes in~ferieure Aan /.
DO. do. Ter classes . Il Il ~
Musixue sur Piano on Guitar. f.. ...,.s3 an * *
LIE Dessln s......... 5000. ~. liz a.
LIE feHturt 10 N
Ouvragesa a lAlguelle. ..... 10 d
70 Danse $50. IL o.
Nine. De st. Ange Giant pour Ii moment enSss ~
au pcnsionat de Nine. Henry, au Natchez, nd ro1sss
s'adtofndre a cette Ecole qu'a Ia fin de la proS1s;ssS5
session. Mars 10. 1856 ~ g 9iga&l sl9e- @F
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ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL.

TOYS CONTINGENCIES
dc Paroisse pour 1854 sont, par ces presentes, averts
que lie soussigne fat servir maintenant sur chaauo
retardataire, une notice ecrite ct requise par Ia fd,
ct que, trente jours apres lie dit service, il saisira q
vendra les proprietGs de cbaque delinquant pou. u
ayement de ces dites Taxes.
On pourra lie trouver pendant les trente jours qui
%snivront cette date (es Dimanches e~xceptes) au1
Opelousas, au bureau de F. h +. N. Cullom.
Gilbert CAN'T, Collecteua.
Opelousas, 8 Mai, 1865.
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BATEAUx A

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NILE 0R..
i. LEANS EFT WAsHINGTON.-Le stesn.y
RED RIVER, Capt. r, ]. Dorsey, bien connqdsssf
notre navigation CONNIE bon marcheur ct excellsl
bateau, ayant ete Complement reparG, reprend y
place CONNIE paquebot r,egulier entire les opelousss
Dorsey. .l.'H 7
lie Red River continuera dams hofre n~ayisat,os
pendant toute Ia %saison, ct transporter lie fret 4 IL
passengers aux taux ordinaires. rfsSs
Dams les eaux BASES, il sera remplace par On AS
team tirant moins d'eau. 49, Iiss
Pour fret on passage, Uses emmenagemens 49,
des meilleurs,) s'adresser a bord on A dTIy
ANDERSON Il THOMPSON, WashiNston B
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MULE EPAvE.-Arrete, par lie sous
~ signe, sur son habitation an BAYOU Bnuf. A
environ trois miles de Moundville, une Mule. cou.
lear dun brun-fonce, taille o%rdinaire, agte d'enyiron
dix ans, marque a peu pres ainsi: RE. III est i'm.
possible de decrire an juste la dite marque.) lie pro
sa propriete ct en- payant les frais.
GREEN
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DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.NR.

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE-OR.
Il LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT liz Bayou
BEUF.-Le bateau-A-vapeur fin marcheur ct ~
elegant, sYDONlA, Capitaine Gustave Louailiisr.
express6ment construct pour cette navigation, 1srr
des voyages reguliers entire les Opelourss.
Washington, le Bayou B9uf ct Ia Nouvelle.O rl6ans,
II est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien ~construiI
ct tirant peu dean. LES officers p~orteront toute len,
attention a satisfaire celx qui daigneront les enco,.s
bord. Mars 81.
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N


N
c~-o.r--ST [ATD
Ano uuHMoNNEOAD De Si.mAAo'
Pres De Dol q d Pontorson, re6stais don't
h hboureurs g servent le plas commandment
ct une terre glaise que 10 marie dkpose au r.
yage, ct don't .chacun.p eut saappovisionner se.
Ion ses besoins,. n,aysnt que IL depense du char
roi. Ls1efaveJ al 81. Malo men fournisseut
point .msia, lesyarech, don't. Ca .cotea. rocheuses
sboedsnt, 4 renplecaa yantageussmeat.
IA.bss, % sassch, est appels gosmon, ct Is
hommes quis % " procsfeut, gosmonneux.
c. Soat y ~tresspsavres gems. g.sas.
st.Ioind y tssouver chez eux labondance ct IL
gsiets, aaui quill arrive sur pechsun ct aux
ssakiniers, don't laspect rticuft 10 coeur,, les
E~oemonneox habitent les maispnss ls plus mi
s6rables 3 desordie It Il malpropfets rsgnsen,t
sous leur toit; on j jrespire nm cir Presidential
beaucoup d,ssntre eur sout stteints De sminsladies
hsr<ditaires, st,sexcspt6 aux jourlde 10 recolte
dus rosillou. NJ yiyyeenht le plus soouuvrent De Ia
charitS publique. s
u rScolte, Oh peche du gosrnon, cela sap
pells ami CONNIE celia, se fait, 60 rsnerale, I'M
psaapres les sqruinoxes, lorsque h cote herissee
de- Saint-Malo, apres avoir, pendant q~uelqlues
jocurs, dsrob6 ses cyetess' aigues sous les yagues
Solles, qui wont couvrir. de leur EQUINE les SOL
dats de garde sur les. remparttsl, reparsit peu a
pen, belle De son aspect savage ct dangereuse
toujours. @44 asf
Les gosmouneux., qui ont rarement dss b.
teanx 4 eeuxx, louentce quiz y d De meilleur mar
ohs, et,apar consequent, de plus mauvais en- &c
sepre, Go sont des bateaux oui ont usa lenr
jennesseA porter les passengers de Saint-Malo a
Saintsetvan, ct qui, n'6tant plus bons qua
braler, sont iug6s diVnes de seryir 4 Ia peche
idu poemon. II
In mauyaffse qualits de ces bateaux, jointe
d lavidits DIS gosmonneux, dulles re,m1uplissent
~iusqu'au bordaee, causeut ,inyariablement A
shaque' ssasisopnu, des ~sinistres don't on 1poorle I'M
jour, qu'on ouble le leudeuaip. ct oui ne 'corri-
rent perrsonnnee. q95s Te
b En- 1926, parmi les. gosmonneux de Saint
Malo, Ion distinguish june famille d,orphelips,
somposle de- deux vieoureux ears, entire yinpt.
et vingtcinq ans, ct dune fllette de seize ans,
efhrant le beau type que ION peut admirer a
Oman eta Paramt, aupres de Saint.Malo.
II Mais ce n'ktait point ID beaute d'Yvonne
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AVIS J~UDICIAREs.

ETAT DE La LOUIsIANE-Cour de
cession de Alexander L. Scott, decide
MARTHA MATILDA GORDON. epouse de Ezekiel
Sidney Gordon, de In Paroisse ST. Landry, ayant pre-.
sente IN partage de Ia susdite succession entire les
heritiers du dit decide, accompagne dune petition
a etc fat droit a Ia dite petition par ordre de Ia Gour
en- date du 20 Juliet, 1856; -" -
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne, aux
interesses dams cette succession. d'avoir a deduire
au CRETE de Ia Cour susdite, dams trente jours qui
lis ont, pour ~lesquelles le dit partage ne serait pas
homologuG ct approuv6.
Opelousas, lie Is Juliet, 1855.
A. GARRIGUES. Grefier.
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pAQUEBoT DE LIE NLLE-oRLEANS

pAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
L EFT DE WAsHINGTON.-Le steamship a,
FUsELIEH, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, cetts
saison, So place dams notre navigation, ct paltira i
70 Nouyelle-O Orleans, MARDI, lie 3 April, at s heuru
ct possede une reputation CONNIE bateau sain, dana
tous les bureaux diassurance de Ia %Orleana.
Hest dune solidite ct dune force extraordinaires ct ea
un DIES plus fin marcheurs que nous ayons dams nots
navigation. II a de bons amenagemens pour une
trentaln De passengers: Fret. raisonable; prix do
passage, 8 piastres d'ici a la Nouvelle-O Orleans ct v;rx
versa. Pour fret ou passage, s'adresser a bord ou 4 81
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC, Nile Orleans, GU
ANDERSON g. THOMPSON, Washington
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JOSEPH D.. RICHARD, Notaire Public
= dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry. Son bureau
est au Grand C6teau. 10 Mai.
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VALERY ROY, Collector, ofre respect.
ueusement SEES services CONNIE tel an nph,;o
TOUT ordre, laisse au magasin do Ney l. Estorge. sera
promptement execute.
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THEODOsE s. ROBIN, Notaire Public
aux Opelousas. DNAe""
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0NEZIME A. GUIDRY, Notaire Public
~ dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry. Bureau
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r TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marcbands
80 ~. COMMISSIONERS, encoignure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-O Orleans.
BENZ. TOLEDANO. l. M,DnrAyn ur,
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ILYssE GABEREL4, Encanteur Publioue
~ ct Collector pour la Paroisse St. Landry. Bu.
rean aux OpelOusas. Mars 10.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-08-04

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de
~ District, Paroisse st. Landry. Succession de
Michael D. Boatwright, reinforcement de Ia susdite
Paroisse, decide
Une assemble des cr6anciers du dit decide sera
tenue SAMEDI, lie Ter de Septembre eprochain, com.
meneant 4 10 heures A.. NJ, par devant Joel H. San
doz, Notaire Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Lam
dry. a son bureau aux Opelonsas, dams lie but de de-
liberer sur les afaires du dit Michael D. Boatwrigbt.
decide.
Bureau du Greier, Opelousas, lie % Juliet, 1865.
A. GARRIGUES, Greffer.
FTAT DE- LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ de NICOLAS AMY ct d'EUGENIE RICHARD
50 femme, tous deuX decides. .Cour de District Pa
rolsse st. Landry. !. No. 1921.
STEPHEN M. Young, de la Paroisse ST. Landry.
Administrator de Ia susdite succession, ayant pre.
sent6 I'M tableau de classification des dettes de la
ditesuccession, accompagne dune petition demandant
lhomologation d'icelui; Et attendu, quill a etc fait
droit q Ia dite petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date
du II Juliet, 1866;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
i%nteressts dams cette succession, davoir a deduire au
CRETE de la Cour susdite, dams trente iours qui
suivront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 au.
cunes lis ont, pour ~lesquelles lie dit tableau ne serait
pas approuve ct homologu6.
A. GARRIGUES, Grehier.
Opelousas, lie IA Juliet, 1855.