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SECRETARY srANroN's vEroEs.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
LHCoMyToN, KANSAS, Dec. IL, 1857.
The following veto received from Governor
Stanton. in the evening session OF the House,
To THE Horsx OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE TxaRroRr or
KASsAs-GrSuyNEN-I herewith return the bill origi
mating In your house entitled ian repeating act
titled act oprovdc for taking census and election OF
delegates 70 Con ventionS In my communication TO the
two houses at the Of the present session
Of the Legislative Assembly, distinctly stated my objec
tons TO the mcasurs now presented for my approval
repeal the organizing the late constitutional
ton after its functions have been executed cannot ap
prove the bill for that purpose. but now return W the
FRfD. ?. STANTON, Acting Governor.
LEooxProS, Dec. 16 1857.
The bill was Immediately passed over the veto.
In the House the vote stood 20 10 in the Senate
the vote for IL was unanimous.
THE PROTESTING RESOLUTIONS.
The subjoined message from the Governor was re-
ceved at the same time with his veto:-
LkcosProS, Dec 16. 1851.
To THE HorsK or RrrREsrSrAnyEs rHn TkKRIroKY OF
GKSnxxKS-I have duly considered the Preamble and
Joint Resolutions relation 10 the Constitution framed nj
Der, 1857 They do not constitute law In tho proper
sense OF that term and do not seem 10 mo 10 require tho
approval Of the Governor have no objection TO the re-
solutions themselves but there statements In tho
preamble In which do not Az resolutions which
merely express the opnons OF the two Houses Of the Le
gislaye Assembly. will very cheerfully communicate
but decline 10 approve and sign them, for the
stated. FRED =. STANTON, Acting Governor.
No action was taken on this communication.
A rumor that both Messr. Walker and Stanton
have been removed by the President received
fpem Lexington this morning and had been generally
accredited here through the day. IL has caused
little excitement, almost every one saying just as
Iexpected."
MOVEMENT or TROOPS.
FoRT RILEY, Dec. 3, 1867.
Five companies Of Colonel Summers regiment
First Cavalry have within few weeks past, been
ordered from Fort Ieavenworth 10 Fort Riley X. T.,
and have taken quarters at said post for the winter
Fort Riley, by this addition is garrsoned by six
ompanies-oficers follows
Major-W. ii. Emory, lst Cavalry, Commanding
Post and LIST regiment Cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon II. II. Coolidge. Medical officer.
Company r. 9Th Infantry. Bvt. Maj. l.. A. ARMS
tead, Captain 9Th Infantry.
Company A, LIST Cavalry, Capt. W. N. r. Beal, LIST
Lieut.. j. N. Perkins
Company d, LIST Cavalry, Capt. d. B. sacket, LIST
Lieut.. T.. Stockton.
Company d. LIST Cavalry, 1st Lieut.. ID. 8. Stanley I'd
Leut., l.. l.. Lomax, Post Adjutant.
Company g, LIST Cavalry, I'd Lieutenant G. ID. Ba
yerd.
Company II. lst Cavalry, Capt. f. W. h. Newly, lst
Lieut.. James Mcintyre, A. A. Or. Master, and A.
A. G. s., I'd Lieut.. r. Long.
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From the Albany Journal Dec. 26.l
Tn casting about for the motives which induced
the killing Of Littles, the following theory is sug
gested:--Stout while living near 0wego, was sent
10 the Pennsylvania penitcntiary. IL IL surmsed
that, previous TO this. he mad married the woman
known a. Mrs. Lttles, and now represented AZ his
sister; that while her husband was In prison, this
woman lived In the Stout family NJ daughter and
IA such only was abe known to Littles and became
his wife. After Stout was released from prison, he,
of course returned ~ his family found his wife again
married. consented To keep up the deusion with Lit
ties, but finally IL perhaps having got mixing Of
how things were) plotted his murder.
This theory Is plausible and furnishes a motive
for the murder, and reason for the offensive and in
delicate intimacy Of the brother and sister"
IL there IL any ground for this theory, IL can
doubtless be proven. n Mrs. L. is not Stout, who
is sheg Those who were living in the neigbborhood
know enough OF the history of the family to I've able
TO aid in solving this question. Whether well founded
or not, there Is enough of aRd mystery In
the theory TO render IL interesting.
There was a rumor In Rochester on Thursday that
Ira Stout had made a confession, duplicating two
other parties besides himself and Mrs. Littes The
only foundation for this story however proves to he
THAI some persons advised him TO save himself and
family by disclosing what other parties were con-
cerncd In the murder. Stout, who IL quite
as shrewd as his inquistors, replied that there
aslssd him 10 disclose their names, and he
said he would :" let them know about il TO-
morrow" He told them nothing however, and
made no confession. II is so evidently for his and
Mrs Titles interest 10 have IL believed others were
engaged in the crime, that any such pretended reve
lations,by them will he and should be received with
great dstrust, That Stout and Mrs. Titles are the
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persons who threw the body down the cliff there can
be little doubt; for in the darkness. and by false
step, they both went down with their victim. That
fall accounts for their bruises and broken limbs and
they cannot be satisfactorily accounted tor in any
other way. Stout's spectacles and Mrs. Titles ro-
settles must have been lost in this fall and in the
darkness could not be found
Had there been more persons engaged in the
crime it IL not at all probable they would have had
any difficulty in throwing the body over or have
fallen down with it, Nor would a woman's help
have been needed il there had been three men.
The circumstances which seem to fasten the guilt
upon these two indicate with almost equal certainty
that they were the only two who dragged the muir
dercd man to the precipice.
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CorToN Mills REvrvrsa IN LAWRENCE, Mass
Last week some portions Of the Pacific works which
had been idle for a considerable time, started up.
This week, the Atlantic cotton mills commenced
working on full tune,
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CoTToN AND THE REvuLsros.-Senator CARING
ton of South Carolina estimates the loss sustained
by the South from the depression Of the market for
cotton in consequence Of the late commercial crisis
at more than $40 100000.
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CHINA TOYS, &c-HENRYG EVANS, AuCIioNEEkx
~ will sell Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 10 O'clock at Ma.
Liberty street. dealers full assortment OF white granite
dinner tea and toilet French china plain and banded,
china toys vases &c Sal. positive TO close consignments
L,LEGANT CATHOLIC GIFTS.
II II. DUNCAN A BROTHER,
JAMES B kIRKERD
..a.. 37l broadway,
invite attention 10 their splendid stock Of
CATHOLIC BIBLES, nc,
GIFT BOOKS FOR ALL TIME,
HAYDOCKS CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE
AND COMMENTARY,
Profnsey illustrated with fine steel plates bound In rich
Turkey morocco, antique, panneied trimmed, at various
prices.
GENTILUCCIs LIFE or TIE BLESSED VIRGIN,
The Gift Book Of the season,
Being chef douyrc of beauty In steel and wood engra-
wing and gorgeous binding.
The inimitable ST. JOHNS MANUAL approved By Tho
Bishops In this country and abroad.
THE URsULINE MANUAL, CATHOLIC PIETy,
FLOWERS or PIETY.
FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND GERMAN
PRAYER BOOKS.
VARIETY OF STANDARD WORKS,
Rich Rosares. Fine Statuetts. &C.
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
JAMES Is. KIRKER,
81 Broadway
Two doors from Tayor's saloon.
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49, - q
A GLORIOUS oPPoRTUSITy-BTLLIARD SALOON
"A with without hr,ures two tables and f.rn.ure bar
reasons given for selling Can two ociosi this day
l6T Canal street
billiard TABLES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, SECOND
meal cushions Also several second hand tables cheap FOR
CASH New cushions applied 70 old seIes and slate beds
pnIIARps-suIrABLE PRESENTS roR THE HoLI
re. 81 fsan osms q ssrs .ns .,.a
billiard ; Ssjsso 81 Grs s.ss Ri'is Ann
l. IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES,
Protected BY letters patent dated
o osssS.f' = = i ssss
The recen, improvements made in these tables make them
up.spsea ~ DE world sesrcom iss and 7ss broadway
- -
sE0ARs.
rflOn OOn OF ALL KINDS AND GRADES or 10.
M: eo. nssi n ssas rs Cannon Cam
street Samples also be At %. j. Rushere y Old
slp
WASH WILL now COMMAND SOME GREAT BAR
~ gains In am closing out All invoices sdyssc-d
A. any lprice that win cover the advance Reco
sSssp and E 'i9 Re ss very
..CO COAL. -
CoAI. coal, coAL-TaE syPscRIBER, as sue
rorh foot Of Fourteenth street East river and No ~
Thirty and socts continuance Of
patronage ~ his friends and the public generally 70 all ~
weight. rH0s. 0NrffI.
Nrv yonE, Dec ~, last
CoM-ruRx RED ASH PEAcH ORCHARD, PRE-.
ke price Also, iehish, unsduersed with other coal %
geher via Liverpool orre and camel HENRY REEVE
Canal and Centre streets and Jane and West
streets.
CONFECTIONERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
nRNAMENTED FRUIT, ALMOND CITRON AND
" raisin cakes, ready for inspection
THOMPSON 4 SON $50 Broadway.
GAVE TWENTY
- To twenty-five
Per cert ct retaiD
THOS q. HODGKTNS Con ec'ioner,
15l Greenwich near Liberty street
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
A. RUMRILL 4 CO.'S,
IA broadway.
A splendid assortment Of
Fine watches, jewelry, silver ware &C..
Atprces
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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for -ae-l0 volumes, from 1913 70 1855 price sD A
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vxvaNTFn-A sUrr or ROSEWOOD PARLoR FUR
w niure extension table " chairs lounge, ave bedsteads
and writing desk Office chair and hat rack
l. Sc paid for monthly payments Address George, Mai
son square Pest Oltce.
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GLORIOUS NORTHUMBERLAND SALOON,
"A with without, fixtures two tables and fsrnure, bar
nxtures &c, doing good business Satisfactory
given for selling Call about two ocioek this day At
1877 Canal street
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1857-01-31
PAY EX VOS TAXES!

| Al malntenant en- ma possession lie Ia
@W bieau des Taxes d'Etat pour lannet
! 1856, eft des Licences pour Fannee 1857 ct sera
pret recevoir les dites Taxes ct Licences parti
du 2 Fevrier 1857. Pour la commodite des Contri
buables, Tenverrai un de mes deputies tdament
autorlse1 endroits ci-dessous ct les iours ci-
apres fixes entire 10 heures du matin eta de fapres-
midi, atm de recevoir les dtes taxes ct licences.
Je seTai personHeliement. mon bureau. dams la
vile des Opelousas, partir du Fsvrier proclaim
1857 ct chaque jour suivant lies dimanches excep-
tes), jusquau de Mars suivant, atm de recevoir
yer plus apropos de les payer mon bureau, Fex-
piration de quel temps je lancerai des ordres de
saisle contre tous les delinquants.
Ter Recommendation OpeIou-
sas, lie Feyrier 1857, iusqu'aa Mars de la meme
aimee.
2ne Arrondsssement-Chez Jules Mestrick sur
lie Bayou Tache, lie Mars.
2me Arrondissement-Au Cafe de la we Estil.
lette, au Grand C6teau, le 10 Mars.
6me Arrondissement- A la residence de J. H
Hufpower, la Queue Tortue, lie IL Mars.
6me Arrondissement- 4 la residence de Virgile
Fruge, PAnse Mermento lMermento Coyel, lie
12 Mars.
5me Arrondissement-A la residence dAntoine
Carte, la Pointe aux Loups le 13 Mars.
SINE Arrondissement- Chez Joseph E. DaigIe,
a la Point Noire, lie IA Mars.
3me Arrondissement-A Au magasin de Philippe
Id lSbite IfanuS FTalTle. lie 10 WARS.
4me eArrondissement-Au Cafe de William Reed
4 Ia Vile Plate, lie II Mars
4me ACCOMPLISHMENT Au magasn de James
Akenhead, au Bayou Chcot, lie Is Mars
4me Arrondissement-A la residence de Joseph
Landreneaux, la Petite Prairie Mamouth, lie 10
Mars.
Ter Arrondissement-Ala Ia residence de Napoleon
Andrepont, Plaisance, lie 90 Mars.
3me Arrondissement- Chez Jonathan Morris. |
'ur lie Bayou Rouge, le % Mars.
3me Arrondissement- Chez Joseph Mcbride. |
'ur PAtchaiaiaya, lie "a Mars.
6rne Arrondssement- Au magasin de J. B. /
Clarke & Co., au Bas de Plaquemine, lie 26 Mars.
Chez Joseph H. Magee, FaquetaIque, lie ct
Mars.
Chez Dorsin Lafieur, a Chataigner, le % Mars.
l.. CHACHERE,
Sh6rfet Collectesr.
Opelousas 81 Janvier, 1857. ..-..-
Qg-Les memes jours ct aux nenes lieuxle Col
ecteur des Taxes de Paroisse sera prat rscevoir
IS taxes de Paroisse dues.
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VENTR D'ESCLITES DE CHOIX

TT E soussigne oHrira en- vente, lie Sansedi
- q FeUriey, en- face de la Maisen de
Cour, dams la vile des Opelousas, douze Es-
claves de Choix, savoir:
PETER, habitation, charpentier age de
IS ans, ct sa femme DODIENNE, agee de
S5 ans, avec ses quatre enfants, BETsT, de 8
ans, ScIploN, de 7 ans, LAURETTB, de ans
ct PETER de 3 ans
NARCISSE, Negres 4ge de 20 ans HEN
RLETTE, negresse de Il ans !; JULIENNE,
negresse de 16 ans; SAM, negre de 70 ans !;
TOM, negre de 10 ans, CALEB, negre de
IA ans. 'Ss' ~
Les Conditions, qui seront aHantageuses,
serent annoncees lie jour de la vente.
EVTE. DEBAILLON,
. Egacanteur
Opelousas, 81 Janvier, 1857.
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ACADEMIC De DANSE.

M H. D. LISLE informe tres respec.
We tueusenent les Danes ct Messieurs
des Opelousas ct de ses environs quill CON-
mencera une classes au Theatre des Varieties
le Vendredi 6, ct lie Samedi 7 Fevriers
M. Lisle introduira dams ses cours de le-
CONS toutes les nouvelles figures ct les nou-
Velles danses qui soHt maintenant en- vogue;
en- outre desquelles, des figures de quadriliea
reellement tres jolies.
La classe des messieurs egmmencera Ven.
dredi le 6 Fevrier, d Z heures du soir.
La classe des Danes commencera Samedi.
lie Z Fevrier, i 10 heures du matin.
Conditzoas.. SO pour douze lecons.
. TUne liste de subscription est ouverte !
PHotel de L fAigle
9 0pelousas az Janyier 1857. o.
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lie MESSAGE DB GoUvEREEuR.- Le man.
que de place nous force d ne publier, en- fran
Gals, qu'une partie de cet important docu-
mants Sanaedi prochain nous en- douneruns La
Gin. Gonrne ce message est un exa:nen i'm
partial de la situation 81 des afFaires pabIiques
de lsEtat, nous le recommendations 4 pattention
serieuse du public.
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PETR Aux HUlEREN.

On - JosErH HoLLHR inforne ses auis
~ ct le public quill ouYers nm Salon
aux Hnitrez pres de Pencoignure des ruea
Maine ct Bellevue, aux 0pelousas, on; durans
In saison, II tiendra constanmens iln apprc-
visionnement d'hnatres de In premiere qua
lite. On potFra, toute heure du jour ct de
la mutt, y nangar ties huitres frites, de II
seupe aux hultress &C. ct ceux qui dGsiro-
Eaient acheter les huitres an cent, pourrons
les aVoir un prix m0dere.
0pelousas, 3 JanEier, 1867 .-Sm
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CIRaUE.-n y Is iours, notre visie tqai estteu-
joHss anx agHefs asit era dscoavfiF dams les signes
du temps. qHiun supafha Cirque dssait passeF par
notre vile versies de fsvrier Apioutd hui flsre
de voir sa prediction Sc realiser ellie nous promet
pOsitiFement pour he ct le 5, un Cirque une Ne.
nagerie, ,des aerobates &c. enun mot, tout ce quill
faut pour attirer un noulbreux public aiIe tssve
Ia n1ouotonede notre village efpEocurss deax ours
d3agr6ables distTactloas. Foir Eavis a
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YETE PAR SHERIE.
ETAT DE - LOTLSLAl

- 1AL IS11 @<4 LII C4kSLA4khs
Francois Jean, J Cour de District,
Eliza N. parrtt epouse, f''iss Ne. = 7s55 5''a'S
MNN Vertu dun writ de e. fa., lance dams
-AA lie process ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour la Pafoisse ST. Landry ct
moi adFesse, il sera offet en- vente pubIque pour
du complaint ID Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse,
le Samedi, Mars proclaim, 1857, commencant d
Il heuFes du matin ct cnntiuuant de Jour en- iour.
sfest neeessaire tous les drots, titres itefets ct
pretentIons de Eliza M. Parrott, epouse, ID pro-
prfete sulvante, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit writ
saFoir
TN certain Negra. nommG Louis. Age d'environ
% ans. L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Shsr.f, st. Landry, 81 Janvier 1887.
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II soussigne Went d'arriver de ID Nile
Ia Orleans ayee un assortment oompleh
de Marchandises Seches et autres, convena-
bles pour families, habitations Chaaseures
ct Etofes pour vetements des esclayes, quill
ofre d vendre i bon narch9, ases anciennsa
pratiques ct an public en- general
Q. HOLLIER fls.
Opeluusas, q JanTier, 1857. 3m
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Succession d Don Diegae AIexaHdrs FoHtenet.
HOSEPH ZTNGOURT FONTEN0T,
a. de ls Paroisse St. Landry, Administra-
teur de Ia Succession de feu Don Diegue
Alexandre Fontenot, dkeede, dernieremens
% Ia susdite Paroisse, ayant presente un Ta-
hleau de Classification des dettes de Ia dite
succession, aecompagne dune petition de-
mandant l'homologation dieelui. .-Et, atten-
du quill ete fait drois Ia denlanda de ID
dibe petition par ordre de Ii Gour susdite, On
date dH 70 Janyier, 1857 -
EHeOna aace, avis est par le present
donne aux inferesses dams cette succession,
d'aToir d ad6duile an Grefa de ID Cour sus-
dIte, dams les trente jours gui suivront Ia date
On present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune iIa ont.
pour leaqnelles u dit TabIeau ne ssrsaiE pas
hon0legaIe, ct padministEateur aus0rise j
payer e0nform6ment 80 arGpartition.
Ls LASTRAPES, Greaser.
Opel0usas. 81 Janyier, 1851
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Lippencott Grambo s. Co., Cour de District.
Paroisse ST Landry
Ismael Harweli, No. 7o4s.
ISN vertu dun writ de 4. a., lance dams
- lie process ci-dessus intitule. par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry Ell
moi adresse il sera offert en- vente puhlique pous
du compliant, la Maison de Coar de cette Paroisse
le Sanedi7 Mars prochain, 1857, commeneant 1
heures nnatin ct contnuant de Jour en- jour, sill
est necessare tous les droits ttres nter6ts ct pre-
tentiens de Mark w. Harwell, 4 la propriGte sui
vante, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit writ, savoir
Une NegFesse nommee Mary, agee de SO ans
avec ses trois enfants: Larry gafcon de 7ans; Ben
gareon de A GU ans, ct une file d'enViron 2 ans
actuellement en- la possession de Mark W. HarweII
L. ". CHACHERE, Sheriff
Burean dn Sheriff ST Landry 81 Ianvier 1857
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AVIS AuPuRIrc.

a @z&A LIE bateaH-a-vapeurl ALICE
g1ss==--IE2zAArx n ~. GLAZE eapitaine e. q.
EssassxsEEEsgas - LoUAILLEER, FeeommancG ses
voyages reguers entire les 0pelousas ct Ia Nouvee-
Orleans, partant de Washington tet1s les dimanehes
10 heures du matn ct de Ia NouveIle Orleans tous
les mererefis heures de Papres-midi, pendant la
saison. Pour fret ON passage, s'adresser bord on
ALFRED LOUAILLTER
Washington.
" Lies exp6diionnaires ct les cOnsignataires
de fret r6mt 6isR attention qu'aucun fret ne sera
livre du lnagasin de depot jusquace que Ie eompte
du fret en- sois paye u quun reeu reconnaissance ls
reception du fret matt st6 envoyG aux expeditions
naires pour paement, Tous cenx qui aneOnt da fret
rouveront teaoars ears complies entire les mains de
~ Alfred Louaillier, Washington, qui est autoris6
de collector ct daacquitter nos complies.
q. e. L0EAIELIER.
Washington, II JanEiar, 1857.
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OMIT dams u 0rakaaais de Ia Me. .0rte.

wa TT aAssS II O74EHzsaxS de t9 NItes- -OTte.
ans, du 20 cnnranf; .s.. ...s.sAa
44Avant-hier, NO. paekenhanr Ecbsarc. de-.
puta Sheriff de.ia Coaf Saprsfue, a etc tue
en- duel par Nc. q. White teIse,lr deiiyse chez
MN. e. Felgcr, de ID rue Vieilles Lesae.
CettH raacUatre fiHfMie est afeFsb1tess Il iss sss
stz mis6rahle mntif M. Lefslanc ayait do.
rnande pour un de sRs amis une carte d'invi-
taiios j ua bal public ct cefte carte lsai await.
etc ref,isae- ElceEe Dc cette iInpaliSesse,
don't nnus ne vonions pas apprssirr Ia raisoH,
il sen etait expligti& assez vestemssst avec
les Enensbres din conit6. II s'emperta nasane
iusqHa cracher Il la figure da l'an d'entfe
eux qui Be trouvait etre M. White. Oncosn.
pvcfId qn' 'aiors IL duel etat chose inevitahle
ef les conditions furent regIees sans delai.,
Ces messieurs Sc rendIrent DONG sur lsssla.
teau des chanes veffs de- Ia Mefaisie avae
des fusiis deax eouIss On Ila deraienf de-
charger recipFoquenaent an meme signal es
d une disfsnce de vingf pas senIemeaf, en-
presence de quatre temoiHs. Au premier
coup de feu, NJ. Pas kenhaIn Leblaue est
tonhe frapp6 dune bale an cRur. -Soa I'D.
veFsaire nfa pas etc atfeiRt bien .quaa j uue
distaHeess ii faihie, oHdfff craiudFe uu r6sssl-
fat d6uhiemanf fafal R
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aneisnnes et hasoEahles families de Ia I.ass;s
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Stat ne Ia Lot isia3Ie.
CoUR DE DISTRICT, NJ. so,A
PARoIssE ST. LANDRY, 1'o. o0hf

l At1olssE a. Landry,
Succession d'Alexandre Close.
W 0SEPHINE Sicily, de la Paroisse
aw St Landry, ADMINISTRATIVE de la sue-
cession de feu Alexandra Close, deceds, der
increment de Ia susdite Paroisse, ayant pre-.
sente un Tableau Final de Distribution des
fonds de Ia dite succession, accompagne dune
petition demandant Phomologation d'ieelui,
EFT attendu quill a etc fait droit d Ia de-
nande de Ia dite petition par ordre de La
Cour susdite en- date du SO Jauvier, 1857 !;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire au CRETE de Ia Cour sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suiEront IL date
du present avis, les raisons, 81 aueune Ills ont.
pour lesquelles lie dit Tableau ne serait pas
homologue ct fadministratrice dechargee de
toute responsabilite ulterieure ct son caution
nement cancelle
LIS. LASTRAPES, Grefier..
Opelousas, 81 Janvier, 1867.