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NDS' SARSA p A r l. l. a -
~ = ron pIrRIRYING THE BLOOD.

Tbe rare medicinal virtues and astonishing efficacy Of this
Invaluable PREPARATION Immediately evidenced in caSes where
m uroyeshed diseased condition Of the blood causes
s,p,s botches and sores break the surface
~ he BODY Its operation speedy while its effects are
healing and renoyang Prepared and LOT SAFE oy
A b & u. SANDS, No. 100 Ful'onst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

celebrated Remedies warranted 70 cure IN ell cases o9
adly or ardy. Only 80 cents box Principal office no
s Nsssau N Y. WIN be sent by mail to any part OF the
United States VIII only the Piles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

Moior Bayly brother Of the Hon. Thomas d. bsyy
Of Virginia LHs purchased farm at hapoe'' I''''-
lana, AZ 100000.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Of NewYork notice s hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against MEYER ROSENBAUM late 4
the City Of NewYork, deceased 70 present the sam. viii
vouchers thereof the subscriber ct the Office Of MOSES B.
MACLAY ESQ., No 81 Nberyst, in the City OF NewYork On
or the 10Th day Of June nexDsted New York the 7h
day Of December. l855. JULIA ROSRNBAUM, Adn'x.
al law6moTu NAFTALI X. ROSENFELD, Admir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York notice hereby given per-
sns having claims against JOHN C. THWING late Of the City
Of decessed 10 present the with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscribers a the office Of C. T. w THWISG
No q Waist in the City Of NewYort before the It'll
day ef April peIt-Dlted NewYork the LIST day Of October
1855. CHARLES THWIEG,
EBkN. w. THWING, ) Administrators.
@, 1awouTu. WILLIAM THWING,
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NETWORK SUPREME COURI.-JAMES
IN L. ADAMS against THE UNI0NBANK or SANDUS-
KY CITY.-Sumr1ons for money demand on eontraet-To
the Defendants You hereby summoned and required 70
answer complaint In this action, which will be filed In the
Clerk Of the County Of New York, at the City
Hall in the City aud to serve copy Of yonr an
said complaint the subcTber at his Office, No IL
Wlians said city within twenty days after the service VI
this you exclusive Of the day Of such service and
II foil the said complaint within the time aore-
said the plaintiff will take judgment for the Of Five Thou
sand Dollars with interest from the seventeenth day Of March,
thousand eight hundred and besides the costs OF
this sction. Dated December q, 1855.
l.. w GODDARD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The said complaint ed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County New York January 49, 1886 2 law6wTu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given to al
persons having claims against WILLIAM z HUGO late Of
the City of NewYok Livery Stable keeper deceased to
the with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber s the
Office Of DAVID J. CHATFIELD, No. 20 Wsst., in the
City Of EewYork before the l4h day Of March next
Dated Eew-York the 9th day Of Augsst, 1859
.nsa 1.vG-,Tu HARRIET NJ HUGO. Administrative
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~ IChCJNNCE OF tu Oruer OF tle Surf0fAte
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given % all
persons having elsms against WILLIAM JANEWAY VAN
LANDT late Of the City Of EewYori deceased 70 present.
the came with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her
dence No SIS Third in the City of on or be-
fore the sixth day Of June nextDated NewYork 2h
Of November 1855 SOPHIA {. VAN ZANDT EIecutriI
d. llw6uTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

IN the matter Of the ESTATE of SAMUEL
BURNS, deeeased-No;ies hereby given that in pursa
snce order OF the Surrogate Of the City and County
a, persons having as.ins, the estate Of AN
UEL BURNS, deeeased are requested 70 kre.ent the sans.
With their vouchers, TO JOHN II. JACKSON No T55 Broad
In tho City Of EewYort before M September nett
su7 lsw6mTu' WILLIAM BOOKER, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1856.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

VNiUNcUANCE VI IN oIuoi Vi tnc oulloga0
yersons having claims against CORNELIUS ". a. KANE
late Of the City Of deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber the Of r. c.
Embree No 81 Wslls m the City Of EewYorh on or be-
fore the ish day Of Jsnusry ne1t-Dsted the I'D
day q July, 1855. eALLY l.. KANE,
WA Isw5mTu' Administrative
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-13

Byevty.- A merchant. n the season
Of business depression. received from one
q his customers At distance, in answer
10 . previous dun, letter stating his dill.
Acullies and requesting time. The met
chan. paced his coan,ing room with low.
ering brow, and, stopping suddenly, turn.
cd 10 his clerk and said:
"Wriis % that man without delay"
The paper was reed and the pen filled
with ink; but, not receiving any message
Cot some nome nts. The clerk asked:
"lNhat shall vri,e!"
"Someshing or nothing. and that very
quick"
Back to his desk went the clerk and
rapidly moved his fingers over the paper.
The letter was sent to the Office. and
by return Of mail came letter from the
customer. enclosing the money 10 full,
The merchant. with gl,stening eyes.lesd
the letter. and, Fastening TO his clerk, he
said:
"Wha, did you write to--F
Il wrote jass xka, you told me. ane
kept copy Of the Liter
Going to his letter ! ook and opening
il, he found the following.
"Dear Sir: Something or nothing, AM
The. very quick. Yours. Sc
The letter brough, the momey.-Vd'
lnfeili0eaccr.
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JOHN sEMPLE & SOW,

r. Successor TO e.. X RAM.
Eth 1852 Second ST., MUSCATlNE.
We are now offering fo- sale at re-
dnced prices, orr large 4 varied stock Of Jew
elry. Give us call before pnrchas ng else-
where. Remember the rlace at kranz's old
staui, l52 Second street, Muscatine, Iowa.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re-
paired. 26
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IgsgY ToovEK, r. :. BthwELL.
HOOVER & BIDWELL.
SELLS, r. A. WATT, d.
SELLS & WATT,

ELIJAH SELLS, r. A. WATT, d. D. WATT.
SELLS & WATT,
(Successors TO p. Jackson & Sells s Hoorer J
MILL continue the forwarding and CON-
w mission business al the old stand If +.
Jackson and sells l. Hoover, on From; street,
Muscallne, Iowa.
REFER Ro-
Henry Farnam, Esq. presh {. 4 X. l. r.
P. Jackson Muscatine; Green X ston', do;
Lemp n Sells do: X {. Rock, Cedar Rapids
II. Daniels s. Co do; Daues Bra, Marion
Walled & Wild, Mt. Vernon; Forsyth 4 Co.
Pittsburgh; j. s. Chenoweth. Gin; voores &
Richards, do; ID. Jones Il Co., Chicago. III
f. Shepard & Co. Iowa CITY; W. b Daniel,
4 Co, do; F.sanxay, do; Cover, Mygstt
Gally, do; Huh 4 Thompson, do: d. A. Jan
nary l. Co. St. Louis; Triplst Sells, do. Bast
Wiley & Bast do; Brysns Milteaberger, do.
Sept. y. 80. ~ II.
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Durant Store!
W O. LUDLOW

W y. IL y y - ~ !"
ID ESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of cit
Ii izens ard Farmer. Il the fret that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
On hand full supply Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cloth.
ing, Hats & Caps, Boots r Nhoes.
In fact, every thing usually found in country
store. Give him = call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The OAe trtce Systsm 10 strictly adhered b..
p. S.-W. o. l.. Having permanently loca-
ted in Durant, ard design making il the place
Of his future re.idence, and sincerely hopes, BY
fair prices good goods, just representations,
and close personal attention, ~ merit share oil
the patronage anc confidence OF the public
Past fasors gratefully ackno~ lodged and con-
tinuance solicited. WIN. q. LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. SO. a3,6m.
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Right sd Lef.-The laws Of pedes-
srain,s,n 10 our streets these muddy times,
requires, or ough. to require. tina, in
crossing, the pedestrian should keep TO
the RICH, plank, to escape collision with
opposing forces" Two gentlemen
Yesterday met face to face on the same
narrow plank. in Il . middle Of the street.
they were on . comparatively clean
plank while the other was nearly invisible
from the piled up mud.
keep TO the RICH, as the law directs,
ssid No. !, who was in bis true path.
II an right :eplied No. 2.
No you ain't-get over.
Yes ! arm right, for wouldn't b,
wrong II ! were over in that mud!
Yes, but you are on the lef sid
coming this way.
No I ain, e,.her--I left the other sid
to get on, Of the soil-so it's left and
eint going back. You leave this side
and il will be LETT 50 far as you are con
cetned. and | shall consider j. all right
They are presumed to be staudln!
there yet arguing the question.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-13

| lily White, Liquid Rouge, Flake White Car
~ mine, Toilet Powders, and Puff Boxes by
A. Gilbert.
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300Es0I 0aaa

No, It's, Second d. m0ecauuss Ao"s'
- NJ. BURNETT would announce g We
II. sTrade and Country Merchants. tnaS ne
-, .unnly. Tor cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
nnh,;shed by ". B. smith L Co.. ls,son
Phinv. and A. 3. Barnes 4 Co.; ineiudlng al
the Electic Series oil school Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, SC,
at publishers prices.
By buying Of him, they save freight, in:urant {,
&c, and can have their orders h'lea IN mucn
shorter time. He Alap keeps constantly y s'oI:'
sres. an Other school books used in Iowa. Also,
i large stock Of Zap 4 Letter Paper.
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envs.oEs,
WAY. gold pens, wrapping paper, pocketoo looks,
mans. inks. steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, ncs
memorandums, wall paper, maehsmsucai M
struments. cheap pablicstio6s, note books
round and patent notes. sheet music, transPs'
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen,
tines, pocket kniees, novels, from u " ano
| 50 per dozen. -
violins, guitars, accordeons, &C., togetnel
with instruction books, OF all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of all the above articles
| for cash from the manufacturers East, aud car
.si, them cheaper (deducting freights, &c },
than they can be got elsewhere, ne y defer
mined to build up large jobbing trade in 10
Book and Stationery business has adopted .
his motto. small profits and "a &c sales
He has also very large stock Of standard
miscellaneous, law. medical and theologica
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Ner Bsok, recttred BY Erpress, a. scoS a.
Published.
| Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re
.eived daily. Il r. NJ. b. is agent for tn
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foun,.ry, C. F. Halls Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Molin
Mills Wrapping paper.
| ul,ly. II. u. bUaNEFT.
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W. ham MO Nd!
D1ALIE1 I'M
oil kinds Of
MERCHANDISE !! !, ! q 4 y ! )?
TIPTO.f, IOWA.

w OULD respectfully say to the public in
w town and country, that we are now re-
ceiving our stock Of goods direct fro:A BostoL.
Our selections were mace with the greatest
care and attention, and no doubt but generous
community will appreciate our efforts.
DRY.GOODS.
A full and complete assor,m EFT Of Anne
lean and Foreign dry goods, =, figures far
below old prices. Examine them.
CLOTHING
Coats, pants, vests. shirts, drawers,
eravats, stocks, gloves and socks, 80 low tina,
il il unnecessary to 60 farther.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In great variety and quality. Give US call
and look anthem. you will be suited.
HATS AND CAPS.
In endless
variety ask
for them
and we will
be on hand
for bargain.
Hardware and Queensware.
| suited TO the market, and = general
stock ae cheap as any one sells.
Groceries.
We aim to keep good article at the u,arke
price. We keep almost everything foani in I
variety store, and as cheap as the best Of them
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Fever and Ague.

THE melancholy and pAyaosl prss6aatoa
/ which acconpsaies Pew asd Agus reader
life burden. Whist msdaeo Thea 70 endure
THE liviag death, when oos q q noss two bot
tlcs IL 4-w
Asptnwall's Tonic Mixture,
~ prepared after the authentic receipt, BY Jae
r. MAXWELL, tsucccsos 10 Thenas 4 Maxwell.
will infallibiy remove the disease end debility
Sold Wholesale and Retail By a. GILBERT
42-f Agent fos Iowa
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A Rare Character. biographical
notice. in a Boston paper, Of lawyer,
lately deceased, terminates as follows:
He never delayed an honest claimant
IN obtaining his jus, claim. and never
aided dsEonas, man 10 prosecuting an
ujus, demand.
This is high prairie for member Of the
legal profession but we fear the good
man mus, have had very few clients and
very liule business. Nsu York 1ri6.
uHt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-13

Thirty. Fifth Congress. tar as
elected. its political complexion is in the
Senate Thirty six Democrats. twenty.
four Republicans vacancIes and doubtful.
,wo-tolal, six,y.iwo.
House-Six,y.,wo BochaLeers, thirty.
five Republicans, three Know No,hingt-
total. one hundred and City; who's nun
Ear. Two hundred and thirty -four.
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~ Samuel, my darling, my darling
hule sonny says the aged mother. I've
no, seen your book for several days or
more-where is nf
i know where il is.
We'll. where!
Why its only los, li,tle-kiader lin
the barn, or round ont Of doors | guess;
pre'aps up garrett, or ahnd tho wood pile.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-12-13

pay- The Albany .iHa. and .f,gus
has discovered the following dehDl,ior
for The very fas ionable dance the
scoitische
Scot, .sche' 10 corruption Of the words
Nioick iica, and Was so called because
the motion OF j, resembles that Of per.
son with the itch.
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Somebody describing the absurd sp-
ne.rance Of man dancing the polka
avs: He looks % though he had hole
in 81. pocket and vas trying TO shake .
shiil,nr down the lee Of bis tsowsers.
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chould you Ok me shy this do-'Dmg.
Why tAess ~ complaints ed masmurs
Marnurs loud ahoat dslioqu.uts
Who have rod the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for,
Rad With pleasure and with profit,
Resd Of news bn b home and foreign,
Sses8 ~ eanays asd the poems,
Fan Of wisdom and instruction;
shesid you 81 ~ Why this dunniug.
Ne shoald answer, We rhoaid tell y,'u,
1foo tAs psiater. from The mailer,
Ytsa he psomps old paper maker,
From the lAsd,osd, from The carrier,
From the nAn WIN taxes letters
With STAMP from uscls samuel
Uscis Sss> The rovdies call him
From them ali there comes = mesage.
Message Kind, but as1ly spoken,
"Pleass 70 pay ~ vhas yoa owe uA'
@ I'D Il b 70 hear such m~ssges.
WIEN oar funds ore oil exhausted.
WAsa u lose band Dos hes len -,
whsa ~ goA coin Ill has vasishsd,
0oes - pay the paper maker,
Cons 70 pay he toilins printer.
Gose 10 pay The landlord trbats,
ooss - psy Tie sctive carrier,
0oas 10 pay the faithful mailer,
Ooss 10 psy old Uscls Ssnul--
Uncle Ssm ~ rowciss call him
Coos 70 pay ~ Western paper
1h9s ere twenty hundrsd dollars.
ed Il b 10 turn oor ledger,
Turn ~ leaves Of this old ledger,
7ssu aDd sse what sums are due NJ
Doe 10 valumes long sisos ended,
Dos ios ysss Of pleasant reading,
Dss Tor years Of tolisome labor,
Dus despite or patient waiting,
Dus Despite our constant dsuuiog,
Due n sans from two 70 twenty.
Would yoa lis . burden from n:
Wonid yoa drive . spectre from You!
woah yoa taste pleasant slunber'
Would yoa have qu'et conscience!
Would you read . paper paid for?
Sod - money. eend us money,
Send a. money, ssod ~ money.
Nd tAs Sso~ey h&st yos osre ~.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-03-08
CLASSIFICATION DE LIvERPc

SUCRE.-Fort approvisionnennent. Les opera
lions comprennent environ 5000 boucauts, la plus
grande partie une baisse de ac. Nous cotons:
Inf9rieur Al 81 ordinaire, 6 a o. fair fully
fair, 70 prime, u II; ehox, 81 50 clarifie,
n 81 cts la livre.
MELASSE.- Nouvelle baisse. II s'est traits
$500 bariIs la plus grande partie 30 80 cts Pin-
frieure ct ordinaire 80 "a cts lie gallon des lots
prime. De loin en- loin, une yente de premier choi&
4 343 CTS.
FARINE- Marche languissant ct nouvelle
baisse. Ventes, jusqu'a ce matin, de $500 barils
ss rs 81 la snpcrtine, compris quelques lots
d'extra 81 S7A So so le baEil. Quelques barils
de fine $6 %, ct d'ordinaire a S5 rs.
PORG-Baisse. tsUU 1900 barils de mess
SIS so SIG pinspect6 inferieur ct epais.
BGUF.-Le pFix nominal du mess est de $l2 a
s14 ct du prime $40 $40 SO lie baril.
BACON-De petits lots de plats-c6tss cts les
ribbed, ct 10 l0Rc les desosses 81 81 cts les
6paules. $50 tiercons de iambons passes au sucre
a Is 16 cts la livre, en- lots.
GRAISSE-Les prix sont tombes 4 81 cts Ia
prime en- barils ct tiereons, ct 81 cts lie No l..
$50 900 coils ces prix. La graisse en- barillets
a rapporte l0t l0k cts.
VIANDE SALEE.-Ventes: presque 10000
de Hvres, Ia plus graEde partie 8! cts les epaules
en- gros 7 cts les plats-c6tes a u les lambons
ofdnaires bonne qualt6 ct 81 cts le pore en- gree
niers compris $4,000 ligres de pArkansas,A D 81
cts les iambons ct les plats-c6tes en- gros.
C0RDE EFT TO1LE D'EMBALLAGE.-- La
toile du Kentucky s'est d6taill6e lentement l7a
1ss cts ct Ia corde 9 l0A cts, scion Ia qualite
708 balles toie de PIne Ia plus gsande partse Is
cts compliant, eE l3A cts terme ayec interet.
WHISKEY.--Le rectiGe est rare. II s'est ven.
du reinforcement de petits lots SO SO cts; 60U
bariis d'ordinairea 90 30A cts au commencement
de la semaine nais ha.sse depuis lors ct ventes de
700 barils All a SO cts.
RIZ.-4e0 tiercons Iattendus ct sur les lieux)
a 81 cts Pordiuaire prime
CAFE,-7J00 sacs de Rio . i03 lit cts Pinfa.
rieure ct ordinaire 1lS i1s cts le fair bOuna
ulalit6 ct ia 12 cts Ie prime
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-03-08

#m#Voiei propos de V. Hugo une historic qui
remonte a dix annees, ct ueJemprunte au Figaro:
Une affaiFs. qHi nscessitait Ia presence de trois
tsnoins, await amene les interesses paFdevant M.
lie maire dune petite commune des enviEonS de
Paris.
-Votre neme fais le fonctionnairB, en- s'sdres-
SAINT au premier tenoin.
Victor Hugo.
Puts lie poate se rassied pour naieux jnges de lef
fet que &c nom, ainsi jets sans preparation, n'alas
mas manouer de produire sur Fofieier municipal.
Comment ecrivez.vous Hugof Feprsnd froiae-
ment ce dernier.
LIZ poete Gvec depal
-H-u-G-0.
--Votre state
-~~Poete.
lie nnare cunsigne eetGe quaitg sans &C. pernhestre
ancune reiaxion; mais il sst ntGrieuremeut hus
nilie pour Ia commune que, ponr un acte grave un
de ses administers ait songe SO faiTe assister par
lie premier venn.
EFT vouz, monsieur, Comment vous appellee
vous fais-il en- interpeliant le second tsmoin.
--AIexandrs Dumas, r6pond le rou1aneier Cue Ia
mauvaise humeur de Hugo d mis- en- gaite
Comment 6crivez-vous Dumas
-D-U-DU, deux M--A-MA~-denx sS--k
~~SSE. DnnnsGsss
--Votre profession
--Eerisain public.
lie fonctionnaire repFime grand 'peine an haus-
sennent dguaaes ct se fslicite tout bas de navoiT
pas CENT son echarpe.
EFT yons. laebas :. fait-ii en- sadfessaut dun
ton rogue ali tzoisiame tsmoin,ne voyez-vous pas
que c'esta vdtra toEr ? Votre nom ct vosre etat
ct finissofs.s..
| -Joseph BardoaiIIet, marchand GpicieE.
A ces uots notrs nlaire, heureux de Sc retTouveE
en- bonne compagnie et souFiaHa avec complaisaRea
an dSbitanE de denFees coloniales:
Monsieur Bardouiilet, lui dt-il, prenez done Ia
pefne de yoas asseoir
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CouR DE DISTRICT.

paSo:sss Ssss Gs saiss:Hsnd,y 9,s51'sri No. 1886.
EARIUS COREIL., de Ia Paroisse St.,
AV-M Landry, Administrator de la Sue
cession de feu Joseph A. Soileau, deeede, der
increment de Ia Paroisse st. Landry, ayant
presente un Compile Final ct un Tableau de
Distribution des fonds do Ia dite succession,
accompaghe dune petition demandant que
les dts compte ct tableau soient homologues,
-et attendu quill ete fait droit a Ia de-
mande de ladite petition par ordre de Ia Cour
susdite en- date du Is Fevrier, 1856,
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire, par ecrit, au CRETE de Ia
Cour susdite, dams les trente jours qui suivrous
la date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucune
lis ont, pour lesquelles lesdits Compile ct Ia.
bleau ne seraient pas homologue, l'Adminis-
trateur dseharge de toute responsabilite ute
rieure, ct son cautionnement cancelle.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Gre6ier.
Opelousas, 16 Fevrier, 1856.
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Ia PLACE. DE SHERIF DE LAsNILR. q ntEARss--~
Nc. Joseph Hufty demands hisr Ia Tfoisisme
Cour de District, uns inionefion eontre VI. Jack.
SON. Recorder du Quatrisme District, ct MN. Gil
more, Baysy ct Dnnfe, nembres dti sonaise de IT,
nanees du Conseii ass Aldermen.
M. Hufty DIT, quinn jury Padeelar6 Shsrif de IL
paroisse d0rIGans, gull renplit cette place ct
seul droit sun revenus qui s'eisvent pius de DIX
mile ufasfras par an. III appFis que w. john
III RsIl rkcame ID place en- vertu dune decision
rGcesse de Ia Legislature de rEtat; gull dois sa-
dresser an Recorder du Quatrieme District ct an
eoa1it4 de finances du Conseil des Aldermen pour
faire auprouvef son cautiunnsneht DIP SheTif do ID
paroisse d'Orleans Le memoire declare que 10
conduise de In Legislature est iilegaie q1e M Bell
ma pas droit Ia place ct que 81 le Recorder ct le
ConnitE de Finances acceptens To cautionnernenS
oiFert par VI. Bell, lie dernandeur snbira nne pefts
de plus de slo,BO0. N. Hufsy demande au tribunal
de defendre aa CoEnitG ct au Recorder d'aeeeEdeE
len cautions.
EaFaire Sc plaidera IunAi prochain.-- NJ. Ran.
dell HaAt represente le Sheriff acsuei. M%h. Dafans
ct Horner repgessatent N. Bell.
t.A5sile ds lar eomTaHt1
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-03-08
VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Ia &A L. LIZA 4So C4Sx AVE.
La Banque des Artisans ct Commercans de Ia Nile
Orleans us. James Morgan & als.-Cour de Dis
trict.-Paroisse St. Landry.-Nos. 1927, 1928 et
1929.
I'M vertu de trois writs de feri facias,
- lances dams les process ci-dessus intitu.
les par la Cour de District dams ct pour la Parosse
ST. Landry, ct moi adress6 il sera ofert vente
publique, pour du complaint la Mason de Cour
de eette paroisse lie SaEred .4Ur,i prorBa1n 1885,
commencant ii heures du matin, ct continuant
de jour en- jour, sill est neeessaiTe tous les droits,
titres, int6Tets ct pretentions de james Morgan &
ais dams ct la pupri6te suvante sasie pour salts
faire les dts writs savoir:
Un certain morceau on portion de terre, situ6
dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry, sur lie Bayou BGuE
contenant qaatre cents arpens de terre ct borne
Nord parties terres de Nine Littei, au Sud par c.
L. Swayze, a PEST par le Bayou Beuf, ct 7 Quest
par lie Domaine Pubique.
L.V. CHACHERE, ShGrif
Bureau du Sherif, st. Landry, Ter Mars, 1856.