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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
breamboafs ann Railroads.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIVFR.-The splendid and superior
sesuer BAY STATE, Capt T. q Jewet leaves New ORR
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; at O'Clock
o m and EMPIRE STATE Capt. b. Brayton leaves New
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
o'clock from Pier No ), ~ H. near zoe Ds''eS "o'n
touching at Newport each way. :,
Hereafter no will be regarded secured to any spp'
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Presht Boston h forwarded through with great Dispatch
BY all Express Freight Train -u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
~ pIrRSIrANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County OF New York notice hereby gVea 70 al per
sor having against ENRf s. FARLEY Ste zoe Sity
~ deceased 10 present the same VIII; vocehccs
thereof TO Tie subserbtr. the Office q Wemore BOVINE
So eI Wsl.st iu the CITY of NewNork before the
Scnfs,b ,v ~ July uextDated SeYok, the twelfth day
January, lSt6. DEQh4E ~ ~ EI'',HL ,It ti, -
.yaf.ucup of Henry s. Farley deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
nENNsYLvANA RAILROAD. - THREE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN Pli!LA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at m AID
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia The FAST LINE
eeyss Phlsdephia for Pittsburgh 1880 and Pt ba 90
Tor PbiladeIuhla at 2:SO p m THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TR AIN leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh at II and
Phtsbursh for Philadelphia at 30 ?. M
The above Pittsburgh with the railroads 70
aud from ST. Louis No. Alton Geens, and Chicago iinos
frankfort ston and Louisville KY Terre Hante Msd'
son La Fsyetts Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton
Belefontane Sandusky Toledo Cleyeand, 20
mbns Zanesvie Mason and Wooster Ohio also with ths
Steam Psch boats from and ST. Louis Louis
vile and Cincinnati. . 80
For further PARTICULARS hand bills In the hotels of this city
will find this the shortest most pedous and com
Portable route between the East and West
Through tickets be had at either OF the aforementioned
places In the West. or Of - 49,,
J. H. BUTTS, Agent, New-Jese Railroad CO., foot Of
Courtiandt-st, New York.
JL ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad CO...
No Astor House Broadway, New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor 1lth and MIket-stA
New ork, jan, 1885 Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
Il the County of NewYork NOTICE n hereby sven &
Of EewYok deceased to present the :sms Win ,eos1s sn
Merehants Exchange the City Of on OF eefose
the 18th day August nextDsted New the 5 day of
February, 1856 WILLIAM Y. pAnEn,
febs lew6uft ADMINISTERED
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

~ nosn We, ,nd South est obtain Through rekets,
snd .. Information concerning routes. Are &C. sesy
CENTRAL RAILROAD By application 81 the ovInpsny' VI
N'' wv 10 joaS FboRTER, General Agent " S. r. R.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
TTYiE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-Ihs saips composing his

ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Edriiss.
BALTIC, Capt Constoch. ADRIATtC.
The,e ss h.vns been but by contract expressly for the
Government service every has been taken In ther con-
sruction so their engines 20 insure strength and seed
and their accommodations for unequAed for ss
and comfort Price Of passage from New York to Liver
pool In 6rstclas cabin second do s75 exclusive
Of eIrssize state roos SIS; from Liverpool to New
York 50 guines experienced Surgeon attached 70
sieh slip. No berth secured until pad for ,,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Builoins Hlatfrials.

Dniloins Hlatfridls.
T,NCAUSTIC TILES-FOr Vestbues, Halls,
II Heaftbs Dining rooms. Conservstories &c. GARSklRS
CHIMNFY-TOPS, IRAIN-FIPES, kc. For sale BY ,
MILLER, COATES fouLE, No. Z9 fearl 81, NJ l..
DOOFs-ROOFS-R cheapest and
III best article for covering roofs TAR hof ~ r
WHICH we keep hand ard will sell large or small
quantities sto suit purchasers . ~ .
JAS. I. DERRlCkSON Co., NO. " beektnens'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

1T & MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FoY
Os HAVANA snd NEW-ORLEARa-0n WEDNES-
DAY, April 2 ct N, ioE pier foct Of Wsrenet r,
Tie fast and fsvorts ssszsA,p EMPIRE CITY, CspS hy
Wipdls, vU sail above
Passage can Ae scared at shs Ca<sp4ny's sGee
Rreishf 10 New Orleans 50 eents Per cabse Soo<
Shippers will be supplied with bsnk bile Of iAins f he
o.n signed BY the Company spyissnen the oec No
other forms hrned and M Of sdps viii be signed Ater The
hour Of sailing
For freight o. passage .Pply The Oee of the Company Ne
In Westst corner Of Warren NJ o. ROBERTS.
EOR CHARLESTON, FLORIDA, HAVANA
Il ard KEY wEST-sEMI-wEEKLY Y. 6. NAIL LINE.
Tie and mAzn6cent steaushp VA SHVlLLE. NJ Berry
Conn Inder will leave Pier No North River, on SATUR-
DAY March :9 a. ocock precisely. For Freight .p-
Pn,sss st the oEee Of sPOFFORD, TlLESroN Co "
= Brosdvsy Cabin ps~ase za The splendid stesqship
MARION W. Foster GndeT, will sneceed, and esvc
on WEDNESDAY, Aprl 2 The isyorite Steamer CAkn%
LIMA males regular tips The landings on the 81
John. River, Flora, connecting with the temsnps nom
NsvYori, and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY, at
2oeeek Pss.enser for Kew West and H>ysns, BY tax
ISABEL. Capt William Rollins, earbs the 4th OF April
IRON NEW-YORK to HAVRE DIaECT-
4 BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
sTEAMPACKET COMPANY.
tTSA........... Capt Miller. Small
JUA ........Cspt Wietman LEBANON ..... Capt Cook
CAMBRIA paddle vheel). Capt Brownies
Their cabin accommodations and stssrooms for hrseAs
Tsssersers equal TO those Of any steamer Ahoat
PrcrnoDs ard Fee included; Wines and Liquors
extra TO be procured on board
For freight paxsase or any other information, spply 10
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling grsenL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

DATRIOTIC LINE-New Line Of NEWYORK
II and LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-This line VIII be com
posed Of the following new and spleudd ships, via;
CALHOUN..... eco TINS burden Capt D. H. Truman
n CLAY...l5 tuns burden Capt. David Csulkins
WEBSTER 600 tsns burden. Capt j. lawrence
ORIENT ? 0oo tuns burden Capt Geo 3 th
vessels have been recently built and are the las
eat and mos substantial in the tIa6e. 80. r, =
They commanded by Of experience and aohy Inc
very superior and exerton VIII be
made 10 rromote the and the
Of shipping For Ere sht Passage ap1y 20
SPOFFORD TILEST0N Co, No. . Broadway.
Agents in LiyerpoOl-E GRIk5HAW Co, No. 10 Gore
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Uater-Gure.

IRE. J. LOEWENTIIAL's WATER-CURE
-Beraeu Highs Hudson County, New ersey.-Ihs un.
dersgned formerly Physician the Hydropath nstnfon at
Brattleboro VT has opened this es,abahnen nt
uated OIL Of the finest spo on Newfork Bay po'ned
with able abundance of soft water and contains com.
pete Gymu which also considered essential part OF
Hydropsthc Apparatus. . =,
The establishment can be reached from New York In less
thar half an hour either the HObosen Jersey City Ferries
from whence by aud the house. Direct letters
to No. Hanoysrst Eew-YoIk n,,,..r,,., a, -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Me0ifdl.


OIOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
~ The excrutatng of Toothaehe can be specify
relieved by this remedy without injury 10 the gums or teeth
acting SOLELY upon the Eminent dentiss have nsn
opinon of H. aud constantly recommend TO their patenu
Prrered and for sale by A b. d. SANDS druggists NO. loo
Fulionst n Y Sold by druggists generally
nR. C.. MCLANE's Improved LIVER PILLS
and improved Vermfuge and Dr.. j. SCOTS celebrated
White Circassian Linimelt BARNS PARK, J4 b'd"ay
PHILADELPHIA, ss.--George Mchenry
Rogers being duly sworn, doth depose and say: vas
rasyzed m nv wrist hand bad not 10 be able TO move
or rs H. took but bottles Of the Magnetic sru and my
,st and hand Immediately cured ara 10" able 10 use
II and work The sam before parsl zation.
GEO McHENRY ROGERS, No Sil South fr'nt'''
Sworn and subscribed before me. . ., "
' w LORI Coog Alderman, No. 1873 Chestnutst.
DIR. wATTs'S MAGNETIC SUGAR and sltOP can ,ts D,
- md - a bottle Hours from 10 a. IN. tO4 p M
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Gopartnersbip Noiifrs.

nISSOLUTIONo ofP fPARTNERSHIP.-JOS
~ LIE COUNT having purchased the entire interest of
CHARLTSL L. STRONG in the hrm o. LIE COUNTk SrkoNS'
said 6m is this day dissolved. So
J. J. LIE COUNT s fully authorized TO seus Al business o'
said firm. = j. ~ a. SSrrpnOSa
j. LIE COUNT will continue the Book, Stationery Se~s
p.er aud Periodical business rpon his individual account
SrsrcSsso j. J. lie COUNT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Daprr Uarebonsss.

- Reckies sauhoun IN . &e positively cured oy GOV
RAUDS 'slan Nsdes.eJ So.n foadTe Subtle rproo,s hal
om low oTeteaos or Of tbe boey warranted Llei
Itage, LILY Whit, H4r Dye aad Res otat q ne ID 4-it,
WaasS a., ls, slore foln sEoad way; C,endef IN sd
Sht hsisf Is 6sbI ftclfL Bos, Me. Hsyte ffoNAyH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

-. c~,v Of Neu.York notice Is hereby svsp 70 al
ner.on, bSyTs aims sssinst JEREMIAH CASEY, late
of the Civ Of Eevfork deceased 10 present. ts ,ale
thereof 10 the subscriber at the Office Of james ~
WIfs Ne 81 Lery.t in the Cay Of New foTs on or h os
sav 81 Mach Isi6 WILLIAM POWER, Executor, &C.
..hg Lao ftuf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
NTFW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-GEORGE

NEW-YORE SUPREME COUhI.-tEOh0Es
IN ASHTON and HERCULES y. GILLIAN against The
members OF the firm OF q. L. AGABE9 Co, OF Canton
China dessnstsd as GEORGE L. A0ABE0 and JOHN
DOE their real being unknown-sa for money
demand on not ser To the above desisnsfed
D@endsn You are hereby and required
the couT this action, which will be 6isd In the Office
the Clerk the City and County Of at hs City Hall
In the CITY aud TO copy OF yoar answer 70
the said complaint the subscriber, at his occ, No % wal
street IN City New York. within t~snty days alter the
service Of this exclusive OF ths day % ssss
service tho said complains witnn tho
tine aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this scon win faie Judgment
aznnst yen the Of Thirteen hundred and Twentwo
Dollars Cents with interest nom the seven
teenth day Ap One Thousand Eight Hundred and fnty
FIVE beside the Of this action ysneAfy
Ietb lg5s r. \. MARBURY, PlaininS Attorney
The complaint the above action wa MED the once o. the
Clerk the City and County Of New.Yot, ON ne l dI OF
February, 1856. nfo awiont
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW. BEDFORD
and TAUNTON route without delay change OF cars
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mall. 49, ~ -
The Steamer C. VANDERBILT, Captain W. H. Frzee,
and COMMODORE, Capt. J. X Pendleton In connection
with stonnston and Providence and Boston and fov
dence Railroads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted,
from Pier North River, first wharf above Battery place,
At O'Clock o. m Stouington $3.50 or on tho ARRIVAL
Of the n al train which lea, es Boston at s. ~ p. IN.
The COMMODORE from New-York hondsy, "ednesiy
and Friday From Stonngsn Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urdsy. . ,, r.,.w
The C. VANDERBILT from New York Tuesdsy, THURSDAY
and Saturday From Stoninston Monday wednesday and
Friday. /. n.
proceed from Stouinston Railroad 10 r,ov
dence Boston Taunton and NewBedord In the Express nah
Train places several hours in advance OF hose oy
other and In ample for all the early morning es
connecting North Passengers that prefer remain
board the steamer ENJOY nshts resi- % o.
fast desired and leave IN the 1880 m tram Tor
Providence. -, ri.
A Bsgesge Master accompanies the Steamer and Train
through each ,. nj ~
For r.ssse berhs freight apply at Pier No.
2North River or at the Office No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYork notice hereby nyen 70 ~ ~
tersons hayjus claim DENNIS MULLINS late OF .no
Tity of New York deceased to present the same VIII
y R.nwekg IN the City New York, or before ns ,en.s VI
dsv OF September nert-Dsted New Yofk re sxla eS VI
- ,srS,rFa Ann MULLINS, EIeentnh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

VNyATER-CURE and ELECTRO-CHEM-
w ISTRY.-Dr TRAIL No. 10 Laght st., has n,Iodgced M
The yAPOR BATH 10 connection with the ELECTRIC AL
CRRENT as the most economical, and In many cascs the
tost efficient method for Kidding the system OF mineral drugs
and other morbid matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CTPREME COURT-City and County Of Now
- York -Wuliam Hickman against Anna Maria Boyd, Eh
.cutdx Of the W &C. OF Samuel Boyd dseeased Anne
Maria Boyd her right John Boyd and Helen be wife
lie wife John c. Lowre aud Elisabeth his wife Edward
Boyd Mary Moore, Theodore H. Dwight and Ellen his ne
CLAW HeIburn and Anna Maria, hs wife --- Manger and
Fis Jane his wfe Agnes BOYD John Bsysd Bcya Anafew
Smjfl and virginia his wife EDWARD Boyd and Lucy nv
wife Jane. Edmson and Anna Msrs hs vito and Hsnse
ats s'FpWAhD BOYD, = MUNGER and ELIZA JANE,
hi, wife and AGNES BOYD You Hereby ssnmensd and
fled h lie cce Of the Clerk Of tho cty and Cosnfy Of sew
York AID to serve eoPy o. yo"r a ia Ws EsvYsT
twenty days the service Of this summons on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of such service ana yoa iA 70 ~,
IN & action VIII apply the Court Coz the reisfdmanded In
a.. roualsi nj ID sted December u, 1856. = -
' J r.. FLANAGAN, Piaintihs Attorney.
The eoyo rsInt hlsd Ia the Office Of tho
CLERK tie City and County Of fort on tne stn on
Jsnusry. lss5. fDhw'"r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

NERtINES' ELEC CINO-CTfE1IIOhI DIN 4 Hn1
Prof yERGNES, the dscoverer OF the process Tor ex
setipg Metals Human Body a. No O broaaT way
sa Baths not only metallic medicines from tne hui
ran syse but peculiarly ecacious IN relieving those
neernx ffop umst Gout, Neuralgic Pains weakness
~ OF he Limbs sprans Spinal Affections Uterine
Obssructsns ErupoDs the skin The Professor himself
dives undivided attention 20 gssns special
r Ladies' Theory explained to Students At No IO broaavay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CALE of REAL ESTATE BY virtue of an or
- der ofthe County Court Of Suffolk Countys respects the
Interest of HELEN NJ HALSEY insDtsnd with ths ss
sent Of all other interested IN tho prop
ery the subscriber offers for sale al the following described
late the property of Luther Icy a h
HOMESTEAD containing about seventeen ceres Of choice
la with large Dwelling house. nearly new;
lae barn and budLy Ia good repair pess
aniy situated mile west o the church. on the main
road 10 Southampton n,
Also piece Of cleared land Of about seven serss called
SpDgieb u,v,.,,, II ,,
sir
Also a piece of wood land Of sbou, thirty scrss
The will be made condition thai the Court eennfn
the sale as respects the interest Of said infant and that al
other having interest execute proper dssds 70 mo
nuIa,eIs IL being the intent se all tho estse which Ls
er Haley hsd the premises At the time Of hk death
Eg his DOVER II the said premises arc not soid
en- or before the day Of April next the viii e offered
AZ Public Auction that day. at Ceock p m q tho dwe
aforesaid Brdsehampton. Terms OF sale made
krowr on application to the subscriber sen
l5 1885 JAmES ~, nAL2EI,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

;INHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
sgw-yoRK LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin
Second CABIN Passage 10
FRom sosroS TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cehn Passage.
Second Csbn Passage es
The ships from Boston call a. Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judkna CANADA, Cspe Lang
ARABIA Cap, J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt. Wickmsn.
Asia Capt g. G. Lott NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrie
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. lEUROPA, CAPT J. Leltcn
These vessels clear white Light a. mast sesA green %
s.srpoard-bov red on portSow. ,,,,
CANADA, Lang leaves Bostoa Msdneedsy res q 10 10
ASIA, Lott. ~ YORK WednesoAy, MD o ioc
XMFRICA Ryrie leaves Boston Wednesday, Nh IL, 1854
AERICA NJ "Wednesday. hb le. 1883
InIBIL Stone leaves Boston Wednesday, Nh Is. 1856
PEESiI Juihins leaves ~ Yorb "Wednesday, Apl 2 1856
CANADA Lang leayes Boston Wednes esdsy, Apl g. 1856.
ASIA Lo leaves n. York Wednesday, Apl 10, 1885,
AMI leaves Boston Wedrssdsy, Apl A 1883
Bertbs not secured until paid for.
An expedencel surgeon OIL board =,
The Of these ships ~n not DO seeountsoe or ood
Silver Bnon Specie Jewely Precious stones or Metals ar
ess bills Of seins dsDed therefor Ard ne value there's"
therein expressed
T. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
Milinfrp, &f.


JAMES TUCKER, Importer and Dealer IN
PARIS wERs,
Is low prepared with slEse assortment for e.e - No S'
Broadway, Whitest
MI LIN E RY G o o s.
UA MARTIN & LAWSON,
INPORTE AND JoBBERs
No 364 BROADWAY, corner Of Ir,rkiin ST -.
Asortmsnt 20 oe found N ho
city TO which they invite The attention of
MILLISERs and DEALERS.
French Straw and Pattern BOSNETS.
Artificial FLOWERS RIBBONS, SILKS, &C.
CPRING MILLINER GOODS.
y NOS. 70 AND 81 JOHS-ST.
The uuerEgneo hayuG extended the dinensons OF -
rooms by addition Ct smother prepared 10 onei
the trade extensive stock Of goods IL each o me severn
THE sILK GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprises Ribbons Silks Laces and al articles belonging
that lrsneh Of the tde and constantly being repenHhed ~
iuiportAtioDs and purchAses a. suction-
IN THE STRAW GOODS DEPARTMENT
b. found etey description Of Italian French and
Straw nets Leshorn Hats Sespolan and straw Leces
Td.nss Trimmings kc together with splendid stock OF
French Flowers Of and unusually neh and oesntiui
IN THE SILK BONNET SHOW ROOMS
are exhibited msgncent FreDeh Psiteru BOuDe OF
his nanufseory uIequsd In the variety and eeface o
ryle and hnsh. -
THE DRESS CAP DEPARTMENT,
added and TaetfTe feature OF the establishment
articles exhibited cannot be surpassed IL the beauty sao
stefu,nee Of their patterns and designs.
the above goods offered 10 the trade Q, notSse
prices and q call respectfully solicited
r. T. WILDE. Nos. - sHd p John-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

CPRING RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS
- WHOLESALE-Tne subscriber has inst opened 5000
elegant Spring Ribbons and extensive variety OF
ell kind. Of Millinery Goods which he WI offer much below
the regular prices Also sextensve stock Of Ladies Dress
Trimmings. NJ II. LICHTENsTEIN, No. 80 Bowery, corner
Hesterst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-tSundays ex-

IL cepted)-Lesye Brooklyn for Greenporl 10 M i9r
.nd syosset 10 a. m and 3:i5 for Hempstsai 10 M
y ard 3:45 and for Jamaica, 10 NJ u ~. ~
hank. us n, Mondays. e:lO N LSAslHnd L1%
M syos.et 4 IS a m and D. m. Hampstead ga N and
$40 p NJ; Jsmsiea $40 74o sne $40 n and 2lo and
4io p N.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

OFFICE Of the NEW-YORK AND NEW
" HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY No Hsnoyerst--
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS-Hoders Of PER CENT
BONDS Of Company hereby notified that IN pursuance
General Assembly of the State OF Connecticut
passed last May session the Treasurer authorized and
prepared exchange for the outstanding Bonds bearing
cent Interest, AN NOT SECURED BY ORTGAGE, Bonds
nuhorsed by the before act bearing cent Inter
sst and SECURED BY AN ONLY MORTGAGE on the Com
panys Road Frahes &c Said exchange will be made at this
Ofice further notice BY order OF the Directors
New.YoIk March TO- 1856. WM BEMENT Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

nRA2IL OOD.-230 q1'rtAis BRAZIL
Lt WOOD ,iL koad AID dAty ala,l Z "a ~
sPOTFCRr. IIIFs'ltH CO ". - sf5-s3sas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

SAVINGS BANk.-MARINERo bAVINfO
- INSTITUTION of 5dsv and 9th St. for the ben.
eh of all classes allowed at the rate OF
per cent on $500 and under and per cent on Gums
above $500. -
An suns depoted on or before the lat Of Apr rU drdS W.
fcrest n ionn iAat day. ,,,uo.,pa
Banf open Dali y from IN. to p M and on WEDNES-
DAYS ana SATURDAYS from 5 TO 3 o'clock p. IN.
THOMAS b. STILLMAN, President
p. w. EHGs, First Vice PresideLt
ISAAC 7. SMITH, Secretary
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-08-09
District Court,
No. 6022.
PARISH OF ST. LANDE

Her Husband,
TN this case, all the legal fofnalitiss havs
ing been observed, and the Law and evis
dence being in favor of the Plaintiff and it.
having been proved satisfactorily 10 the CeuFt
that the circumstances of the Defendant
Edmond o. Richard, are very much embaEs
raised, therefore, By reasons thereof. it is cd,
judged and decreed that Celanie Dupre, the
Plaintiff, have judgment and do recover other
said husband, Edmond 0 Richard; for the
sum Of (s1978 93) nineteen hundred and
seventy-eight dollars and ninety three cents.
that her legal or tacit mortgage be EecogE
nized on the sum Of one thousand and ninety.
eight dollars from the 20th day of May, 1850
for the sum of three hundred and eighty dos
lars and ninety y-three cents 1880 0S), from
the second day Of October, 1851, and On fvs
hundred dollars from the Tth day Of October
1852, with 1--WE per cent interest thereons FROM
the date of this Judgment.
That she be separated in property from her
said husband, and that she have the entire
control and management Of her dotai and pa
raphernal or other property; that the conas
munity heretofore existing between said
Plaintiff and her said husband, be dissolved.
That she Defendant pay the costs Of this
salt to be taxed.
Done, read and signed in upon Court. thia
26th day Of June, 1855. ........
LUCIUS j. DUPRE,
7 fudge 15ts judicial Dsstyies.
A true copy!
Signed and sealed, this 10th July, 1856.
LIS. LASTRAPES, C9eTk.
Obeluasas, July 18th, 1855.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-08-09
state OF no ta(atua.

Parish Of 81. Landry NO ''04'
Estate of Marie A. Jeansonne, de.
ceased wife Of Dorsin Lacaze.
WNRANcoIs LOUIS PITRE, Of the
Parish of st. Landry, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Marie A. JeansonDe, deceased
wife sf Dorsin Lacaze, late Of the Parish Of
St. Landry, having fled Final Tableau Of
Distribution of ssid Estate, accompanied by
q petition praying that the same may be no.
mologated And whereas the prayer Of
petition has been granted by an order Of
Court dated 1st of August, 1856.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all
interested, to make opposition, if any they
have, within thirty days from the date hereof.
why said Tableau should not be homologated,
and the Administrator be discharged of all
further liabilities, and his bond cancelled.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, August ID, 1856.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-08-09
VOL. 4.
PuBLIs ON SATURDAY nT
yoEE Il. 7sANDOZ & ANDREW AEiSlES'
coNpFrtoKs.

- s,,A..u;,4;.n x,r ouw wear, payable in advance
.hrs. solpra paid M 1t end Che dol;
lars No viii b. sssivss ssr z psssod no.
less yea, & s o wss as ess e s md
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polis1 n!;1a,eE eG s. oisss; %ana,v. No. 1866.
Estate of Joseph D'Aigle, deceased.
YMvHEODULE D'AIGLE and PLINY
u d. HARDY, of the Parish Of St. Lam
dry, Administrators of the Estate of Joseph
D'Aigle. deceased, late Of the Parish Of St
Landry, having fled Tableau Of distribu:
tieu and classification of the creditors of said
Estate, accompanied by petition praying
that the same may be homologated ;-And
whereas the prayer of said petition has been
granted by an order of Court, dated LIST Of
August, 1856.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in"
terested, to make opposition, if sny they have,
within thirty days, from the date hereof, why
said Tableau should not be homoiogated, and
the Administrators be authorised to distribute
the funds IF said Estate, according to law.
Is. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
Opelousas, August LIST, 1856.