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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

Ma: SHOT !-Constable Powers attempted to
arrest on Saturday, when the fellow made
effort to escape. Powers drew revolver and
fired at him. hut without taking effect He then
placed the revolver in his pocket and started in
pursuit, when the revolver was discharged and
the contents lodged in his right leg. We regret
to learn that he is seriously injured.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
NEW YORK .[nlv 2,

NEW 1ORK, July %.
Flour from ) 20 l0c better demand moderate.
Sales 5000 bbls. at $500 $500 for common.
Wheat in brisk demand at to sc in advance.
Sales at $l,3O to 81, SO for Chicago. Corn dull
mt So to 60c.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

MopEL WAREnousE.-The new stone ware
house of Mr.. Simpson, on the Lower Levee, is a
building of which both he and our city need feel
proud. 1t is we'll finished and we'll proper
toned. e.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
What is thought Of Ere mont Down south.

W"at Is thouk"t OF Frenho"t Dewh youth.
The Charleston, South Carolina, Standard thus
speaks Of MIR. Fremont and his prospects:
He still displays address in sticking t" the
simplicity of the issue upon which he proposes
to stand. No one in free State can possibly say
arything against the proposition to exclude slav-
cry from the Territories of the United States.
Some are too alive to proptiate the act,
but all will approve it, and if he carry all the
free States he will carry the Presidency also his
tactics. ARE judici"us. Mr.. Buchanan has to carry
forty years of ervice and an immense platform.
uhirl, contains something cfensire to Everybody.
Mr.. Fillmore carries the platform of the Know
Nohings at least. and besides this, the traditions
of Il political career, and cnc term in the Presi-
dency. Both are weighed, therefore, too heavily
for good race. and there can be no question but
that in this respect, at least, MIR. Fremont will
have vastly the advantage"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

Racine SrEAMBoArs.--The TINES has on more
than one occasion, called attention to the Grim
inality of steamboat Captains in racing their
boats. We again advise persons not to travel on
such boats. Better be three days longer in reach.
Ing St. Paul or Winona, than jeopardize your
lives for the purpose of reaching your destina-
ton few hours earlier. GI Don't travel on
boats that race, or have the reputation of ra-
cinr.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

Gy The last Concert of Ole Bull did not equal
his two former ones, either in the style of the
performance, nor in the number present. This
may be accounted for from the fact that the Vio-
lin'st was indsposed, and then again our people
have been surfeited with musical entertainments.
There are but few places where genuine music is
better appreciated than in st. Paul
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

SrRAwBERR,Es.-On of our citizens (savs the
Hartford Times) has picked ninetv-sx quarts of
Strawberries this season from bed measuring
twenty-fnur feet by twenty-two.-They were
mostly the Hovey Seedlings, and many Of them
measured four inches in circumference p Il
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10 O XII ND LIVE ikxl
Oh. J. IA GAIEgR'pf ~ !
COMPOUND SY1UP On BRIER ROOF

10 COMPOUND 6X9UP Oh BRIEk tUO4s3
bss most s9ss.s s.is sad reliable nsas.ss :y:s 49,
g we. :sS &c. 81 sey's'
"a Asaasic Chslera, IN iss First seaess.
vTyHIs medicine hrs n years, essb
Cd repataon = ias = = kn:.s sasu1..ssd y any
nentsof any kind present psopor induced
the columns Newsspe for the pupo:e diving
experience only give tofhe feU.
The Brier Root syrup sf8g
the result Of the Of Bowe
The properties different and medicines in the
lpss
To relax what TO conspae the bowels. All know that
the bowels and that castor OIL and aiap, and
variety Of other medicines, have opposite tendency And
8 Of most Of the medicines In use. ~
The great e.. , sODs has been @sa
moved and the medicine au short Of producing death This
poon but the property Of
medicine removing the disease, poisoning syr
patient an early crave
impotent and unhappy old age.
DOCTOR early this peculiarly I'm
medicines and their effects, time
the n
etabe extracts the poisonous principle be
er for their Effects He also succeeded IN discovering metod
Of separating them, thxt was easy and practicable
This Great Discovery
enabled him accomplish seeking
compound of zstrngen and healing properties, which
IN any ~sy he ire Of the patient
Such the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER such,
its advantages every other medicine.
II effects in quarter the time reSsred BY ordna
+
II mineral vegetable poison in the
rcmoved! Htf +-cd f.t
It never opposite extreme. but
the
dseased action the system respeci
II pleasant to the aste and produces
will always effect taken patient
lu.ely incnrabe!
II can produce deaths or induce any disesse!
Its effect children Is asrnsen and quoting, being the
DC It cordial known! 80 f'-ts sa u sH36 .tt
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES 70 its effects, and the
wrought Produced but medicine,
properties this Syrup, needs
done duty in bringing the medicine the notice Of
TIE PEOPLE,
and their duty investigate themselves, only
sur way do this is to
GIVE IT TRIAL.
It'll actured by DWIGHT CHA PIN,
q. Cook. at -e.
No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, N. Y.
promptly by him agents,
and the medicine had Druggists
the country.
81 Apply rs above.
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
l.. b. GoRToN, Cleveland. Ohio
EDwA HILL. Detroit. Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia.
A. BoyNTON, ottawa, Ill. ffir
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
j. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. Il. Cook, st. Paul. Minnesota.
T.. b.. SEELEy, Harrisburgh, Pa.
Thu above Agents exclusively in the employment
the Proprietor and have charge the they
ocaed. se25-lyw
rINHE Grand Medical Warehouse,
Albany, N. Y, Immediately 90 enerprsng young
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iMnNnAx Iulv. CS.

q .gNp ~ 4MoNpAY, July 2S.
= ca There have been several Real Estate tran
sactions in our city within the past weeA. Prop
erty is still held at good round figures.
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Cs+ Judge Story, in his Commentaries on tn

Constitution, says
"No one has ever doubted the authority of
Congress to erect Territorial Governments within
the territory of the United States. under the gen
eral language of the clause, to make all needful
rules and regulations; indeed, with the Ordi-
nance of 1877 in the very view of the trainers as
well as of the people of the States, it is impos-
sible to doubt that such power was deemed in
dispensible to the purposes of the cessions made
by the States. What shall be the form of govern
ment in the Territories, depends exclusively upon
the discretion of Congress-
GT Where is sold Sol' and the ssCheese
Press" and his hacker, Gov. German! Perhaps
they know better than Judge Story.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

We have a Dubuque paper OF the 18th con-
tanning the following items of news: - -syrr
WASHINGTON, July "a.
Mr.. Campbell, ina card Published in the Union
this morning. requests suspension of public
opinion in relation to MIR. Brooks statement,
until she return of MIR. Burlingame.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

ca We learn from the Pioneer, that Colonel
Henry Mckenty, the great North West Real Es-
tate dealer, has entered within the past three
months, 5000 acres of land. The Colonel
knows what H.. is about.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

O. Longfellow, Bryant, Curtiss, Profs. FELTON,
and Silliman, are all on the stump for Fremont.
When Liberty is threatened help comes to her de-
fence FIR ON unexpected onarters
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

ANOTHER RuNAwAY.-A pair of horses belong
Ing to Mr.. Randall, tried their speed up St. An
thony street yesterday. After enjoying the frolic
for time, they deposited the vehicle at the side
OF fence, and then started for st. ANTHONY
Where they g fotched up," it is hard to tell, but
we are certain the carriage was pretty we'll
smashed. Hitch YOUR horses.
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NIC0LS, MNNE & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D.ALERs IN
STOVES, TINWARE, AGRICUL-
TU.AL IMPLEMENTS, &c.,
Corner of EXCHANGE AND ST. ANTHONY SITS,
Near the American Hotel,
ST. PAIL

ST. PAUL, -
RE opening their carefully selected stock
n consisting In OF Cooking and Stoves the
latest and most approved patterns, Tin Pate Pig Tin, Pig
Lead Bar ami Sheet Lead Coppc; Booms Brazers
ned Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron, Nails
szes Window Glass and Sashes White Lead and Zinc Paints
Manila Rope, &c. ste4asst .-as ,e4 sfti
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
such as Flows, cultivsto, Cuvator and Teeth,
Grain Cradles, Scythes and Snats, Hssd and Garden
Two Three and FourProngcd German Cast
Shovels, Spades Picks, Nattocks. Grub Hand
Knives Straw Cutters Pruning Shears Brier Scythes
HEAVY HARDWARE.
AnviIs vices, Bellows Hand siedge Hammers Ax4s
Hstcbes, Rasps Piles. Carriage Springs Axes Carriage
sDd Tire Boits wigon Boxes. CrowBars, Coil, Log
Chains, Cstern Pumps, Well Wheels and Buckets; Brass
Enammeed and Frenchpressed KettIes Holo
rally Sad and Fire Iroas, &C., &C. Also
mentor
JAPANNED AND TINwARE.
70 All sorts Of Tin, Copper Iron work done to
order.
This stock re have purchased ercmsvely from the
sdndcfurer and therefore enabled lowest
rates. 4tf3R fEt5tA ffftf 1lfs w ~
The public respectfully call and examine before
ouyins elsewhere. & June 13-dluawtf
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Cy We want more dwellings.

stantal and elegant building.
CO We want more dwellings. There ar
stores enough, hut We stand in great need Of
dwellings. Every day we hear inquiries TO,
residences. One hundred dwellings would rem,
easily to-day, for many who would like to sta,
in the city, are obliged to leave because the,
cannot get places to liv. in. BHf NI
C5s- Paist & Meetings. new stone building
near the Post Office, will be four stories high
two below and two above ground. One of the
lower stories and one Of the upper will be occu-
pied as the Times Printing Establishment, where
we are in hopes to meet many of our old and
some new friends.
MAGAzINEs.--Putnam for July, with its sober
honest intellectual face, has been quietly waiting
notice, but it is useless for us to elaborate, as
Putnam is always readable. As an after dinner
book it has but few equals. Hamilton Combs
have it.
The smiling, cheerful phiz of Cooley, for Au-
gust, invites more delicate fingers than ours to
turn over its leaves and partake of the bountiful
rerast spread before them. Cooley is always
runctual--always interesting. For sale BY
Combs & Hamilton.
CO Avote was taken on cart yesterday
with the following result: Buchanan, ., 1.-THE
oxcn,) and Fremont |, 1.-THE driver.) The Pioneer
Office was to be illuminated in the evening 10
consequence. 81, 1.r-e
CP The Galena Advertiser states that it has
a column or so Of votes on steamboats, and rail-
roads. but the majority is all the same way, i,
prefers not TO publish them.
c. The Pioneer announces (unof6cially We
presume) that Elisha Whittlesey goes FOR Blu
channn and Breckenridge. Will the Pioneer
produce the proof to substantiate its assertion ?
MopEL WAREnousE.-The new stone ware
house of Mr.. Simpson, on the Lower Levee, is a
building of which both he and our city need feel
nroud Il is we'll finished aRd we'll nronor.
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The Pioneer announces (unofkcially We
presume) that Elisha Whittlesey goes FOR Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge. Will the Pioneer
produce the proof to substantiate its assertion ?
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>. MURDOCH, WARREN BRISTOL.
MURDOCH 4 BRISTOL,
Attorneys at Law,
= Red Wins, Minnesota Territory.
BEfERENCEs:
Hon. A. II. Moss, Lockport, ". r., st1f
Ex-(jov. Washburne, Worcester, Mass, % 4l
J. W. Bass b Co., st. Paul.
Marshall b Co., Bankers, st. Paul, e
Barrett, Kinc 4 Co., Ohicsgo, Illinois,
j. Murdoch. Chicago, Illinois. se4-d&wu
FREE OF CHARGE.!!
rTvwoSPIENDID PARLOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Boil
ton Abbey In the Oiden 1mes aspendd engraving,
from the celebrated painting BY Departure
Of the 1sraetes from Egypt and beautiful engraving
from painting by %. Roberts. The price the above
engrsvings Is 90 but will be charoe
follows THE subscribers Book A9eucv
In Philadelphia, and will furnish book publication Al
the retail price free OF postage Any person, forwarding
the subscription price Of Sof the suc As
Hapers Godeys Pufpam's, Grshans, Lese,s Yah-
VIII receive the masazines year and copy
eitherof the above beautiful Of cbarge or
ChaeD's Ladies' Christian Annual, they viii
hagsznes ana copy Of either the ensravngs.
Every descriptions Engrs
ns. and dispatch Views Of Buildngs Headings
views OF AachiDery Book Illustrations, Lodge Ceratrs
cards. &c All orders By mail promptly
ca @ wishing views Of buildings
press. 7-7'1T = = - = -
Persons q dsncs having ssieabIe articles would a n n
ner 70 address the subscbefs
sssnss 70 tne sale 81 the seme B1kAM PIERCE, 20
Aec10d&wIy 50 Sosfh Third ST., PhUsdslpAis Pa.
>. n. DYRAH. =. Pierce.
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The Galena Advertiser states that it has
a column so Of votes on steamboats, and rail-
roads. hut as the majority is all the same way, it
prefers not TO publish them.
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DIED,
At White Bear Lake. Minnesota Territory CLARA
AMELIA MURRAY, daughter q James C. and Daphne B.
Murray, aged v. ars, months and 10 ays.
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THE KANSAS QUESTION.

cspomdence between Gov. winston, Of Alabama
aud Gev. Gardners Of Massachusesss. X -
The Legislature of Massachusetts, at its last
session, passed series of resolutions the sub
ject of Kansas affairs, which were transmitted to
the Governors OF the several States. The follow
ing correspondence, in consequence, has passed
between the Governors of Alabama and Massa-
chusetts: rk
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FOREIGN NEws.-The Steamer Persia ar
rived at New York on the 3d. We clip the
only nnOrfanf npWS.- - ..-t Il IL
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SAINT NICHOLAS HOrEL,
South Clark street. Chicago. III

H1S Splendd Eabshinen beins e nost pr asat Ioca-
: .ri in the city undergoing thorough
and viii receive much additional FurUurr which will
der it thu and pleasant
Chicago. The
apSp-3n A.. J. SINK Il co.. Pr,pr;eiors.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-06-28
THE BANNER OF LIBERTY

Has already attained weekly circulation Of about
10000 copies, extending into every State, and al
most every Territory, county and town in the
United States, and also In the Canadas,-while its
many warm friends are actively engaged in in
creasng it's circulation, at the rate several hund
red per week in ratio that bids fair to ultimately
extend the sphere of it's influence beyond that of
any other paper published in our conntty or the
world. Ii will also be seen by reference to the
above club rates, that our already Immense ercu-
the porld--thus greatly facilitating its general in-
PRODUCTION into every neighborhood. tits the frm
determination of its Publisher to do all In his pow
er to respond to the very liberal and energetic
efforts Of devoted friends III the dissemination of
those sound principles upon Which the perpetuity
of our free institutionsand esea our national ex-
istence itself depends. All enlightened patriots
into whose hands our paper may fall are earnestly
invited to unite with its friends in its general dii
fusion. June 7th, 1861
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VOL. A.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
JOEL N. SANDOZ 4 ANDREW hElNlEK'
CONDITIONS.

9 ON sor one wear, payable in advance
three 3oars # maid at the end of the year. four dol
lars No subscription will be received for period
less less than one year subscriber wishing to dis,
continue, must givea 'ien notice to that effect and
.adrsrfising:-For one square not exceeding the
snace Of ten lines one dollar for the first insertion.
and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out until the editors
shall Judge It convenient to discontinue the publi
cation. 90
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in
serted for long period
No advertisements or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid, unless at the option
of the publishers.
Noelection tickets or other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person.
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be required
or the announcement Of candidates for office.
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NO. 80.
judicial Notices, &c.
state OF Louisiana. "
DISTRICT CoURT, NJ -o,-
ANO. OH.

ra1;s 1ssTg'0s Of s. o3%SHi Ga"s,y. No. 1917.
Estate of Euphroysine Barry, decd.
Ohm C.OsE, of the Parish of St.
o. Landry, Administrator of the Estate of
the Lace Euphroysine Barry, deceased, late
Of OF the Parish Of St. Landry, having filed
Tableau of Distribution of said Estate, ac-
companied by petition, praying that the
same may be homologated;- and whereas
the prayer of said petition has been granted
by an order of Cotrt, dated 18th June, 1856.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all interested, to make opposition, ifany they
have, within thirty days, from the date here
of, why said Tableau should not be hornolo-
gated.
Is. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
OpelUusas, june 18th 1856.
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aalI- Chen ev Springs.

YyF7E undersigned have The honor 70 IN
form she public that they have taken
the direction ofshe ab0ye named Establish
nrent. which viii be open for the recepsion Of
slae public, On the 1st of July next.
i The virtues of ahe different waters Of
Ehese Springs, md their agreeable and salu-
hfious position, are 10 we'll known that i Is
thouehE useless TO give any further detail.
Condisiosss of ne board:
Per manth, 4 80
Per aay, I so
Children and servants, half price
HcTss OsF neal L Is
PivEHr i pATIN.
parish of ST. Landry June 81. 1856.--1ua
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HVe men and hVe women!
Work oxen, a lot of Sheep, a lot of
Hogs, Plantation utensils, House
hold furniture, and many other
articles too tedious to enumerate.
Terms and Conditions The Planta-
ton will be sold on a credit of one, two, three
and four years from the day of sale, with
eight per cent interest per annum from time
due until paid The slaves, payable in one,
two and three years credit from said day of
sale, with five per cent. per annum interest
from day of sale until time due, aid eight per
cent interest after maturity. The movable
property payable thus all sums of twenty
FIVE dollars and under, cash. and all sums up
wards of twenty-five dollars payable on a
credit of one year from the day of sale, with
8 per cent interest after maturity. Purcha-
sers furnishing their notes with approved per-
sonal security. Said notes made payable to
the Tutor of said minors, at the Office of
Swayze 4 Moore. in the Town of Opelousas,
and moreover the Land and slaves remaining
specially mortgaged until full and entire pay.
ment of capital and interest that may accrue
thereon.
EvTE DEBAILLON, Auc1ioueer.
Opelousas May 18th, 1856.
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State Of Nou(staMa.

Disrn1cT e. c0URT' ! No.
Parish Of ST. Landry. ! 1''
Estate of Louis AngGste Jacques FOntenOt.
WEAN PIERRE LAFLEUR, of the
e. Parish of St Landry, Administrator
of the Estate of Louis Auguste jacques Fon-
tenot, deceased, late of the Parish of St. Ian.
dry, having filed a Tableau of Distribution
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
May 20 1855.
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 May oath, 1856.
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!.

II i undersigned receiving actually from
g New-0FieaIis. ) complete assortment
Of Dry Goods and others, respectfully in
forms bis friends and the public. that be will
asll them "a cheapsas any other store III the
place. 3
o. H0LLIER fls.
0pelousAs, May 18th. 1856.
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Miscellaneous.
AttakaDas College.

WDY an act of the Legislature of louisa
ID ma, approved February 9th, 1855,
this College was incorporated and the Faculty en-
powered to grant Diplomas and confer Literary
Degrees.
TERMS:
Tuition and Boarding per session of s,-o m
ten mouths and half, 9i'o w
Washing, bed and bedding. per session, 30 90
Mending linen, lat parents option,l 90
Drawing, 80 90
Music. as 90
Spanish, IS 90
months and half, oo w
In case of sickness, physicians fees, medicines,
&c, are paid by the parents. Books and writing
materials are supplied by the parents The ses-
sion lasts for fen months and half, the vacation
commencing on the 18th OF September, and closing
the last of October. -..
I'LL charges must be paid in adranee boarders
must pay in advance quarterly, day scholars month
Ay. No exception to this Ene will be made.
A. RENOUDET, President
St Martinsvile 10th February, l85G.-ly
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

WVHE undersigned has just received an
II assorttnens Of dry goods, such az Mats.
shoes, medicines, confectionery, and Sne lot
Of family Grocery, that be viii sell eAaap Sou
cash. }. B. PERRTSSIN,
At Ausenne's Bridge. Praise Laurent,
St, Lapdry 14th June 1856. I'm,
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ICE lQR SALE

= "A T THE EAGLE HOTEL at Wash.
- ingtoD, and kept constantly on hand
at wholesale or retail.
Washington, La, May Sd, 1856.
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

- II IL oH AO AOCLSldNA,
Christopher Steel, District Court
VS.. Parish of St Tandry
Hyeolite A. patin B al, No. 7458.
aDY virtue of writ of f. 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 Parish on Saturday,
the 5th day OF July. A. d 1856, commencing at
the hour of II O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing from
day to day. if necessary, all the right, title, interest
and demand of Hypoite A. Patin & al, in and to
the following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wt
A Lot of ground situated in the town of Opelou-
sas, and designated on the plan of said town. as the
No Is, Of the lots sold by the succession of Badger
and fully set forth and described in the act of
sale, from Martel TO McCleannd & Catherine
Harmon together with the buildings and improve
nents thereon, the said property being known as
the Union Hotel.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, st. Landry Mag 3ist, 1856.
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sgll o1oee Deay aIcoltrt,

NToTARY PUBLIC AND AUCTI0NEEB ii and
for Gle Parish Dc 81 Landry, olEsra his services
6 such so bis friends and the public II gsneFal
AZ orders leIa at The store of Mr. J. B. P0lEingue,
in Grand GOteall, viii he psDmpsiY attended sa.
m Landry, April 6th, 1856 ~8isfyg VIM III