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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05

A Hoosier was called upon. the stand
away out west to testify to the character Of
another Hoosier. Il was as follows,
show long have you known Bill Bush
vhaekt' - a
.Eyer since 30 was bora,'
ssWhat is his general charaeterl" m
tLetter A. No. /. -Bove par very
great way''
"Wonld you believe him on oaths"
sYes sir ee, cn or off or any way"
What, in yonr opinion bis quailica-
tiona to good characte err
"He's the best shot on the prairies, or in
the woods; be can shave an eve winker of a
Wolf as far as shooting iron will carry 9 ball
lie can drink quart Il grog any day, and
chaw tobacser like hoss."
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Report of Commissioner Coryvine on the
Panama Massacre.


The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times, of the 3d. furnishes that paper with the fol-
lowing information on the above named subject, in
dispatch dated Washington, September 2lst:
Mr.. Corwine his report states that the riot was
commenced by coored native, who fired pistol at
an American passenger who was intoxicated. The
subsequent attack upon the railroad depot, and the
firing upon the passengers, was in pursuance Of
plan deliberately formed in advance, in which the
authorities of Panama were actively concerned-the
police being parties to the plo-and that the dispute
with the passengers was merely seized upon pre-
text for commencing the assault.
He states also that the military authorities of
Panama failed utterly in their duty-that they did
nothing to suppress the rot-that they connved at
the attack Of the police and mob upon the station
house-and were themselves to q very great extent
responsible for the massacre. ,...9tL
As the conclusion of the whole matter Mr.. Corwne
reports that the Government of New Granada is ut.
terly unable to maintain law and order, and incom-
petent to the protection Of passengers and property
crossing the Isthmus. He refers to variety of Incl
dents within the past few years to sustain this posi-
ton.
He also recommends the immediate occupation of
the Isthmus, from ocean to ocean by the United
States, absolutely necessary for the purpose of Sc
curing safety and tranquility to the transit unless
New Granada after the proper representations shall
have been made, and the necessary demand made
upon her. in pursuance Of treaty stipulations, can
satisfy to her ability and inclination to afford
the proper protection and make mai speedy and ample
atonenlent for the wrongs inflicted upon our country
men by the people and officials of the State OF
| Panama. 5H
These recommendations are backed by strong argu,
ments, and are accompanied by elaborate statements
OF the amount of business done across the Isthnlus
and Of the extent to which American lives and pro
pcrty require protection.
Tie report engages the attention Gof the President
and Cabinet strong disposition is evnced in some
quarters to act Immediately upon its recommendations
1t is probable however that nothing decisive will be
done until after the Presidential election The efec
of an immediate movement upon the result of thi
canvass is feared. LA
You may rely uponit, however, that Mr. Gorwin
would not have urged SO bold apolicy as this unles
certain of being backed up by the Government. H
has been appointed Consul at Panama, and unles
supported By the Administration, would be yer
likely to have his exequatur refused by the Nel
Granadian Government for such recommendation,
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REGULAR PACKETS

oRLsiNs hs1sSi ftRET R hs oldef e ~
of the packets heretofore in the trade between the cities
have organized @ company to rnna TRIWEERLY LINE OF
and style 4f 7 HE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY. 90
inferior in the West South for speed comfort
VIII leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
AD-Partcpar attention will be paid oway business.
y.,,,,s1-!tG EnoSPAr ?; r,n-se TAGKETs- ,daFt.-
Ben Franklin, NJ. G.. Aniers MASTER
IwEDSEsDAY PAcKETs-
1ng0mnr, l.. McDonough, master.
-FRIPAY PAGkETs-0
II. II. w. Hill, Thns H. Newell,
Belfast, it, L: Church. master. -
Shippers and passengers may rely on the puncuay of tie
The Line conuecs at Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with ali the railroads and boats for Nashville ST.
EeA continuance of the hitherto
sel9tf JOHN f. HYDE K co, &C Poydras street.
Ts ~ U. .s.TRI-yvEEkLY MAIL LINE,
faalk from New Orleans to Ecksbnrg.-For Donald
Bayou Sara. Red River Landing Fort Adams Natcez
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph. Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Princess, Capt Holmes TUESDAY, at5P NJ
MnfGheA Capt. leathers SATURDAY, ,at5P. NJ
The splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular nys, without fail honr appointed. All
attended Freight taken for Ynoo il consigned to w III
the agent of the boats at Vicksbrg who will forward
it without delay and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for letter package
containing jewery other yaluabes unless regular
bills of ldng are taken specifying the contents and
the freight paid nor for vauaes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
F'rfFesh Or passage abF!T on hoATd 9T
Union Row, IS Carondelet st.
t B. SMITH, No i Tchoupitoulas st.
., Al freight for Y"zoo river must be consigned to house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

FoE SOUTHERN CoNsuMrIIoN-T The Executive
Committee of the sham Democratic party have pub
lished document at the Office of the Washing gton
give the antisavery record of Millard Fillmore and
the pToslayery record Of james Buchanan.
1t is sent out anonymously and is intended to dis
parage Mr.. Fillmore with Southern men, and to hold
up "Od squatter Sovereignty as the only true friend
of the South. The above document is entitled
"Starery agitation, luhO commenced and srIio ca,,
end t-Buchanan and Fillmore from the record"
Mr.. Fillmores administration is his record-"Oll
Buck has two-one for each end of the Union. We
learn that by some terrible biunder the Democrats
have sent some of these Southern documents to the
North!! Washington Organ, 18th.
And by some aaefal "blunder," as we showed on
Saturday, some of these Northern documents have
been sent South!
Well may the leading Buchanantes calculate des
paringy:
20 what tangled web we weave,
9rgtx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

COLD WEATHER IN F1DALrA-We learn from the
Concordia 1ntegencer, of the 26th inst, that the
weather had been quite cold at that place during
several days previous, and that fires were quite ne
cessary to individual comfort.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

FROST IN PIKE COUNTY, MISs.-We learn from the
Holmesve Independent, OF the 25th inst that frost
made its appearance in that neishborhood on the 2h
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r. g., STEAMERS ECL1PsE fr%. !,

IT. Nm STEAMERS ECLIPSE r. a.
#HH szs:;s' e. Mi 5aa ::ss: - -, g.
hssRSTs nns
commence her regular weekly eonmanr YIN commence her
Sars Nen xfeE eRssarE Ga"s s ssH
f2 F1fs % sbs fs Nhss5 hs @ %
~ ET 2fHse
o'clock for the above and all the above and all ntsred
and rsfttng will in complete order and faithfully
The ECLIPSE will freight for Yszoo river, and
Sp be ass sh , SOUTHERN BELLE will h
vauables unless regular ang taken and contents
stated for vauabes deposited by passengers with the
clerk, or contained in baggage.
order from the Captains Of either Of the above boats and nil bills
must be presented the office the boat which they belong
then be paid presentation the office Of Agents. Is Ora
BRoApWEIi:. BRos.& 60, e5 Gravier St, .
khKif SEarf rs rs daTdndss Esnds street
Mp s and the avs M
4fNE RRS f9F6E $ FR9H H5SS
re Myssssve cal attention to our establishment Nos g Front and
SS5 ohS @ t"s
giving his personal attention EACH department. offer
sr lss s Ssps dsw H work are not
p"sssS oPpEE Y hTTss 2Py i s sHTT
'"14f FLY ~ REPs, hs.5iS5,fsj ASH fHsjs;
533E$$f$5 $$$$$sE $|s. &! BFs&HEs 4!
Attached to onr establishment we have @ general @ Furnishing
Ts5f ys's 3 aS fSsf ':s S5 5nd PLAN
Il & Safety Steam Pump $ Kase's
81 @ ~ Es sea-? qvpRS SIC th"F
article showing the highest point to which steam may have
been carried during its HeArSons Water Gauge.
Dis'i cs H%s5s,s, Is, {sliy T @ and Cake s MSeulds; S;
'0fs aa" ss n Ssps Se@p ws o all varieties
Toseer with Cast and Sheet 1on Cook Stoves Washing
@ and SM eo e?r
Baskets; Bucket Wrenches; Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
Cylinder, Bbb Step and Coupling Cocks; Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns b1EEi sT ?f Y a1cHAkE 1cS1Hf1Pkf9
N2s So Front and SO Fulton streets.
sons Water Gauge s. P Kases Fire Pumps and G. w Cot
ton's Patent Piston Heads aud Crate Bars. aus If
81 THE WATCH STORE, NO, 3 CAnET,
obfHss %iH II GGTN
Han enas bs Of Mr. o ae T. Ene an
are prepared to do all kinds of work
:. Also
Diamonds mounted and Jewely repaired and manufactured
N;R.-old ecldand Silver bought,
SECOND-AAND EfUESNITURE STOEsE, Nc
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions bought sold or OK
changed also repaired and vanished in the manner and or
reasonable terms.
Persons declining and wishing dispose
fe23 P NJ TOITRNE
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
S Patent Sawed Weathernonrdng both rough and dressed
from the very best heart timber for S4 per for rough
and SO per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed to order
aul9 6m STAR planning MILLS. New Basin
M7D, j. g. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAR
SSt&Ng43 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary 70
-NS2 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AXLES suitable for uane Carts and Days with Pin
and Nuts at No. 1856 Graver street. New Orleans aull If
NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FIjLI
Power of Attorney and will represent during our ahsenc
from the State, act before George Raresde Notar
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856.
ans S. H KENNEDY Z CO
GOAL! COAL!-sPENCER FIELD Il CO.. DEALER
- in Pittsburgh Anthracite, American English and Scoc
Camel Coni.
na9ly
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Later from

n
The United States Mail ateanlship Empire City
arrived at this port On Saturday evening from New
FORK yis Havana We eepy the following report Of
her trip from The memoranda kindly furnished uaby
spurssr Dsn1son. 3$
Ihe steamship Empire City left New York On the
I1th inst With heavy for New Orleans and
one hundred aHd passsn whofn fifty
four we're for Havana. Arrived at the latter port at
tile morning of SEis sarid vss followed
in By The Quaker City from MooIes The Empire
City found at anchor ayFasing hsr arrival HE United
States Mall steamship Grenada, with the California
mails and fftyfour fos New Orleans These
left San francisco on ts 5sa inst, on tts steaulsip
Golden Age, which steamer broughk down iii Panama
one hundred passengers and two millions 81 treasure
The Golden Age arrived az Panama Oh die evening Of
tae her Passengers leaving next morning by the
railroad, Arrived At Aspin#aIl al o'cIoek, H., the
same dag.
The steamship Illinois, Capt. Boggg, vas to have
left AspinWall On Che 9Th TOR New York. with the
treasure and passenger for that city.
Among the passenger By tie Empire City are Col.
1 Moilcosas and Secretary from Nicaragua.
H The Colonel made the voyage from Greytown to
AspinWaIE $50 miles--in an open boat. Hi order to
take the first steaneF and succeeded, al he desired,
N getting On board the Grenada. 80 brings impor-
AiAe iEOIl Eae DnlLe4 taIe9 A&ItStef aG
Nicaragua, and a mail from Grenada.
The passengers by the Golden Age report that
owing to distur on the part OF the
native populaons arising from the election for Gov
erner On tie la of LII arrived, t7ley were
detained sa gaE tII 10th and then
landed under the guns Of the soopof vFar St Marya
and with the escort Of boats which were detailed
for that duty and were accompanied to the railroad
station with force Of marines. The american resi-
dents had been previously warned and advised to
leave the city III anticipation Of trouble growing out
Of the election No outbreak, however, had occurred
up to the time Of the Grenada's departure.
By the arrival Of the Empire City We have received
full files Of Havana papers to the Gath inst they con-
tain. however, very little Of interest.
The yellow fever has entirely pearrd since tie
hurricane, and the general health Of the Island was
improving S3ttss MI i#5
I. The reported loss Of The English Nail steamship
Tay, on the Lobos Islands, is confirmed.
Mile Vestvali, with her opera troupe. Cd route for
theety Of Mexico, had passed through Havana. The
inhabitants Of that city we're very anxious to have
her favor them with one dr two representations before
| they left, but were disappointe Es@
The D;afso de ID Marina contains an editorial on
the state Of affairs in Central America, and makes
several dolorous prophecies asto tie FUTURE
The same paper also publishes the proclamation Of
Rivas against President alkar, and also pastoral
letter to the same effect from the Bishop Of the
/ diocese. Slss4 s82s f85s&s
The. stock Of sugar on hand at Havana was very
small land trade was quite dull. NJ
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The Old Line Whigs and the Fillmore Ranger
Hand In Hand wv -

PRESENTATION OF FLAGS -. xFFrrraTrog or THE
WHIGs WITH THE RANGERS SPEECH OF CAPT.
DREUx = AwHrRLwIND OF ENTHUSIASM = AND A
MONSTER PROCESSION -. +. lE5
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Y A zoo RIY L z.

VIII leave on TUESDAY. 10th inst. at O'Clock P. ~
, RE- a. FOR KAZOO RIVER--For Green
wood Lefore. Sidon, Head of Honey Island
saa Yazoo City, saar,ia and all intermediate land
ings.The very light daught steamer w. N. Sherman
J. II. Wood, master, will leave above: Shippers may
rely boat leaving that day and remaining permanently
in the trade the entire scnson giving through bills of adn
Agents 5. LEWIS.SNAPP II CO., Front street.
The Sherman will give clear bills of adin to Yazoo City
Above, with privilege Of reshpping, 81 seq
PS-A clerk will be the evee foot of Crosmun street.
Mnp3a ninrt IN nrerpy frpol,
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at s P. NJ.
REfStJ1xAE FRIDAY VTCKS-
FOR RED RIVER.

Will leave on MONDAY 29h inst. at O'Clock P. n.
re A. FOR ALEXANDRIA AND All. IN
Mg ternediae andings-The fine light drausht pas
fssssszs5s senger Lone Star, j. Smith, mas
will leave above positively For freight passage a
ply on board foot of Bienvle street.
VIII leave TUESDAY, Both inst at 5 O'Clock p. n.
f7gGs FOR ALEXANDRIA AND COR
TOMS Landing-The fine fast running passenger
TssssaaA packet steamer Unfon, j. Agnada, master,
will leave for Alexandria and Gortons Landing above For
freight passage, apply on board, or to
seq LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
H Freight taken Shreveport above if consigned Alex
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Will leave on THURSDAY Both inst. at 5 o, ,elocl.

lleave on tuesday, Both inst, Mt o'clock 2. N.
Tfa,ssa -, FOR YAHOO RlVER-THK NEW
lssElh and splendid light draught steamer SaIIie
TsSS@Eisa Robinson, Dyas Powers, master, for Mouth
Of Codwater rllatoba LeHore Greenwood sdon. Yazoo
City and all intermediate landings the Yazoo will
with privilege of reshipping. = .s F-r
se25 JOHN +. HYDE & CO. &c Poylras street.
s1The Sale Robinson will be ready TO receive freight this
morning, foot of Customhouse street
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20 what tangled web we weave,
When first we practice to deceive y
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4 4 r#
The RAnAoAD CONVECTION m C1Sc1asArI-Thi
Convention, previous to their adjournment, which
took place on the 10th inst adopted the following
tariff Of fares: s..
That the fares between and coan1o1 points Ia tbs
West shall in exceed per mile tlifousd
of this the roads between GEesine and
ceiye $l4
Under this resolution The fare shall 6e as follows:
New York 10 GoinIntls SIC %
SinciuHatlt Is 80
GhlcagosS p. 2 90
st. Louis
-. - Terre Haute. .... s.. 10
indianapolis i. 10 10
That these rates shall continue November
to the 1st APRIL after which the left for future
hat Second Glass tickets be received only
train. TSS55'
The following rates were established in regard to
freghts Westward bound from New York ria the
New York Central, New York and Erie, Pennsylya-
MIA Central, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads:
Class-Ist Cd. 3d. 4lt.
New York to Cncinnaiall rail "a 10 45 10
New herk TO encinnati7-'paEt rail and part
ssa sass yss + I ss g 1Ss IS g. g 6 6
New York to Columbus--pas rail and part
. water l Is / 90 IS GS
New York to Indanapoisall rail so i % 20 Is
v New York to Indianapols-psrt rail and
cincinnati Nsw YorFour ST Is per b6aili class SIC
per 100 pounds
per 100 pounds t55E. 55z IL. 5s$saTr.7
indianapolis New YorkFlour, 81 80 per bbl-th class
Csc per 100 pounds.
The Convention is TO meet again On the LIST day of
October, at Cleveland, Ohio. 5l,
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AYE iGA G REsANDEEI s I'VE ARE SOLE
~ Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep
constant supply hand of qualities grades Viz
lsS 46 a. s is15 1902 l79s 1895 New York terms and
prices, by
ol9 iy VIM. Z, LEYERICH Old Ta,os
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49,, ESTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
fHI CKT-Th fine Summer Retreat is situated the
A kentucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic noun
tain scenery and the picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1t is fifty five miles enst from Licking
on accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and open for the ecepsn
of visitors. Mrs. o. CNfLES,
my23 JOHN CHILES.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-09-20
TWO LOTS Or GROUND,

situated in the Town of Washington, adjoining
each other, tie one known as Lot No. 3S, OF
the Plat of Washington, made by Charles
Garrigues Flaujac, fronting on Bridge street,
and bounded North by Hill street, South by
Vine street, and East by Lot No. 81,
The other Lot known as Lot No. 81 of the
Plat of GARDENERS addition to the same town.
made by Lewis Banehakovich. situated in the
rear of Lot No SO, above described, and
bounded North by said Hill street, South by
said Vine street, and East by Gardner s
street, together with the Buildings antt
improvements thereon.
Also the following described slaves, to-wit
EVE, uegro-woman, aged about 90 years
SYDONIE, q negro-woman. aged about
80 years.
COMB, negro-man, aged about % years
ALEXANDER, aged about 20 years
GERANTINE,. negro-girl, aged about
16 years. ra.t .z...a
All these slaves are good house servants
and soma of them most excellent.
Terms and C0ndttious The purchase
money payable in two equal instalments
from the day of sale, purchasers furnishing
good and personal security to the satisfaction
Of whom the right, and all sumsnot punctually
paid at maturity bearing interests at s pei
cent, per annum from time due and more
over the land and slaves to remain specially
mortgaged until full and entire payment o
capital and interests. "
AUG. DEJEAN, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, August 90th, 1856.
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j udIeiaR Notices, &C.
SlleriG''s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Theodose Duval, vs. Mathew V. .Hargrove,
District Court, Parish of St. Landry,
No. 1888.
B. Toledano & Taylor, vs.. Mathew V. Har-
groyee,-District Court Parish of st.
Landry.-No. 7172
MDY virtue Of two writs of plu, Fl. fa., is
- sued in the above entitled suit, by the
District Court, in and for the Parish of St.
Landry, and to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, for cash, at the Court House of
this Parish, on Saturday, the 4th day of Oc-
tober next, 1856, commencing at the hour of
IL o'clock A. NJ, and continuing from day
to day, if necessary, all the right, title, inter
est and demand of Mathew v Hargroye, in
and to the following described property, sci
zed to satisfy said writs, to-wit
A Negro-woman named Jane aged about
20 years, and her infant
A Tract Of Land, lying and situated on
the. left bank of Bayou B@uf, bounded above
by land of Joseph Tate, below by land Of
Lastie G. Guilory, containing 200 superb
cial arpents, with all the Buildings and I'm
provements thereon erected.
j v CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, St. Landry, August Both,
1856
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SRleriT's sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Victor David District Court
Arnaud ( Patin. No. tai.
HDY virtue of writ of f, fa,, issued in the
ID above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for the Parish of st. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, for
cash, at the Court House Of this Parish, on Satur-
day the 4th day of October, 1885, commencing at
the hour of Ii O'Clock, A NJ, and continuing from
day to day. if necessary all the right title, inter
est and demand of Arnahd & Patin in and to the
following described PROPERTY, seized to satisfy said
witt to wit: 4. -#g - s...r ss.-... e d. .r-r.f4
certain tract or parcel of land, lying and stu
ated on the Bayou Teche and Fusilier In the Par.
ish of ST. Landry, together with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected excepting the land
and improvements of DR.. John C. Miles, as also
that Of the Catholic Church,l and containing about
one hundred arpehts more or less, bounded on the
North by the lands Of Mr.. Jacques Arnaud, onthe
South by the Bayou Fusilier, on the East by the
Bayou Teche and on the West by the lands of
Adolphe Sicily. - .---.e..-.--f.......-
L. v CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office St. Landry, August 36th, 1886.
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SEleriR's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

61A4E vi hOOlGIANA
Joseph P, Colomb, VS.. Isidorc Hollier g. ais.
-District Codrt-Parish of st. Landry:
No. 7776.
DY virtue of writ of fl fa,, issued in the
- above entitled suit; BY the District
Court, in and for the Parish Of st. Landry,
and to me directed will be exposed to public
sale, for cash, at the Court House of this Par
ish, on Saturday, the 4th day of October
1856, commencing at the hour of Ii clock,
A. NJ, and continuing from day to day, if
necessary, all the right title, interest and
demand of Isidore Hollier & ais, in and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated in the
town of OpeIousas, having front of one ar
pent by depth of two arpents and half,
bounded on the North By lands of Mrs. Au-
guste Brunot, on the South by lands of Marie
Emeranthe Laperuse, on the West by lands
belonging to Louis Lastrapcs and on the East
by lands Of Louis Prud homme; with all the
buildings and improvements thereon erected
l.. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office St. Landry. August Both;
1856. r.. -.tse@ ars .I1..s -.