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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
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TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The most whu-ume, refreshing, and invigOratng
Drink in the World.
FHNllE POWDER from which tn,s Is prcparel Is
n made entirely from vegetable ingredients, col
lected from an purls OF the Orld, aud combined 40
yeher nth great sk II and care. Two teaShonnSiu
put into dry tnmbrr -! large s1e, with sufficient
quantity OF water aided. produces immediately
cooling draught of charming excellence and udFOr
aud health giving effect Il y adapted To al seasons
and every ones use, and is especially suited tor those
who 70 10 sea, ~ preventive Oi seFSckBcS-, cos
tiveness, and the generny unpleasant state o tho
syst IN arising from change OF climate and uNlr-
II also lessons the dangers of incurring Diseases uu-
der tropical snu, and all who aIe about 20 take the
trip the eastern Sne~ II they re- ard health, easc
ard comfort on the way. should not tAil 10 obtnn
supply before starring and more 80 u mfles or chil'
drtn with them or IuVuiids, or tn" sick ~ mo-
thing is as grateful Ia the palate and stomach as hs
and ressts the encrvRing effects of hot count les 50
we'll and uuliNc ardent splrs, II does not eniteble
by inlam.ng; but strengthens and eNhileratt- both
body and mind by its nutritious powers aud he en-
crgy which II nparts t0 the digestive process. Sea.
men also should be provided with some before they
leave puri
A glass taken n, any time during the day eemoyes
all eecngs oi heat. thlrst, or oven o hunger; and ITS
being made in great measure OF vegetable acids,
to prevent scurvy and punn,s The blood at the same
time Ii - also an invaluable Restorative Tor those
who laboI hard for living such a. Farmers, Miners
Mechanics and lahurers; and 10 shop'keepers, Pro
itsSiuna men and others, whose occupation cOmpes
them iO lead sednn ry lives; drnughl before break
fast gives new spirit for the business 81 the day.
Medical men who know iIs composition speak in
the highest terms OF us utility, aud all the poets
praise II Byron calls It the blcst Sherbei. Moore
makes frequent mention o II, and lidhL. the great
Persian poet. s l"tt ~ p5nisr OF II
Prepared by AUGUSTUS lloGG, London, New
York and san ErauC,co.
Depot: Davis street. Drug Store. near Jackson san
Francisco, and for sae by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Pricc--jO Cents per Dottle-each Que will make II
Glasses.
n. u Agents wanted aud supplied on the most
liberal and convenient terms. ap2l3m.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
Vt. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND ilUsToos STREETS,
OROyxLL LE.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. .....Proprietor

S=~, HAVISG PURCHASED THE HOUSE
III. FL known heretofore a llunioon's Exchange !
~ have renovated. re hued, hewh furnished ana
Opened IL under the ubove name, with entirely new
arrangements | have erected spacious dining
huIl-udded large number of elegantly furnished
roo ns for Families, and am prepared To accomno
date any number OF guests In u manner that trust
will be satisfactory To all. Having had the ben
eft OF long experience IN the business, ard as |
shall give my whole attention to 1t, | intend Ia
make this house IN all its appointments he
very best IN this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B.-The Cal Stage Co.. General Office IL at this
tiost, where passengers arrive from and depart 10
all points at the country.
Drrrmbpr 80, lSJh. d3l-if
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nsrchants' Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug store Of
Randall x NcDermolt The SUBSCRIBER would in
form the public, mat he has taken the saloon for
merl. known ~ the Washington Exchange. and hav-
ing re1tted the same Ia the best manner making il
at the same time the most cummodious and com
Portable Saloon In Oruyine The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors Of tho best quality. In short
everything VIII be done 10 promote he comfort OF
his sparons, for which share oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febl9 l DWARkONSkY,
Formerly Of the firm of IIopey 4 co, Mary syille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
County Treasurcr's Onice,

VKOVILLE, NiNy Io-N, TTJi. !
Notice hereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the 1T day ol November 1856,
and the 5tb of December 1856 inclusive, that the,
same VIII be- paid on presentation al tins office and
after this date SAID Warrants viii cease to bear in
tercst. WM. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
OruuiIIt Dailp Butte RcrarN.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10th. 1857.

EoRBxRY On Thursday night. a frail
Shnorita living on Huntoon street, was rob
bed of a trunk, containing large amount
Of valuable jewelry and two hundred dol
lars in cash. The trunk was taken from
the house, carried to the bluff above town,
and rited of its contents.
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rs Yesterday our streets were madc
gay by the presence of n large number Of
ladies-youpg and lovcly-promenadng the
side walks Room for more, and more COM
ing. Several good looking gentlemen were
in great sus- Pence.
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Come one, = Come all 4!
AND JUDGE FoR YOURSELVES.
:D ID G " = Il 8!
w esGexJn. House !
Corner Of Second and b streets,
MARlSNILLE.

corner Of Second aud ID streets,
MARlSNILLE.
FENllE Proprietor of the Western House wishes 10
10 inform his friends Hud ttc travelling put lie
HAT from llie hOcra and extensive Jatruuape which
has oeen shown HE Western House, he la,
reduced his Prices to the following rates
Meals so cts Lodgings, 80 cts.
boAhD' weekly ............. ............@S 90
BOARD, "rh LODGING G......................lO 90
SINPLE hODMS Let out 10y the week or month.
Nithout hoard-PriCes according To location.
THE DINING ROOM
ducied "a the city, ana viii be lLauaged entirely by
K. ). MURRAY.
SELECT ROOMS
For Ladies or Families Ijuruhilng this Iopular
House, ana The pubic nay rest assured 81 rtctn iH
every attention.
We SHALL EXTEND no CREDIT
AT the Western.
There are splcnded EA1IIS. II NEWS ROOM. Cigar
store rant store, aud tcHtlcIucn's elegant -IiA\-
lNG SALOON, and The finest AR ROOM, WIN tho
choicest LiQL OkS and CIGARS to le found IN the
city.
The Western House is the largest and test kept
iIous' IN ths ciy, ha' INK accou mUdalIus Tor 900
persons. There i IA large Fire Proof sac in ihr
ohce Tor The ue Of the travelling pubic, aud all dc
io~is are under the charge of tho proprietor, WhD
VIII De Responsible tor the same
he " estern House VIII close each night NJ h
O'Clock, and open each morning at o'co,k.
G. p. HENRY, Proprietor.
X. J. MURRAY, Manager. myC--lm
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&a-Whle We were receiving the steamer
news yesterday, and during the heat, We
were regalei with a bottle of sparkling
IIeidsick. from the hands OF Decon sheldon
Thanks, kind sir, thanks
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
Ordinance No. 3.

Nv ORDINANCE .frmg The omount Of
License to be paid By persons retaiiine
spurious liquors, IN the turn Of OrOr,/it
1hc BoYr1 ol trustees Ut the town ol Oroytlle. d.
0riaIu n tutioWs:
SEC. LIT Each Individual. or -pariner,hip o.
individuals. ia hc village uf GRO, He who shal.
hcrct ler retail spurious iiqgor within the corr crate
limits OF said town. shall Jay into the town Treasur,
ui sad tOwP, license .hvrcjur u- oloWs, to Wit
Each IN ivldual or cu-pbrtu, r-hip selling hic hun
drrd dollars worth per month. or iess. -hHii pay e.
quarterly license OF etCu dollars AID hily rert-
each IuaN,GuM or GO partnership selling oYcF five
hundred du.!nrs worth. aud lt-s than one ilul-uI.
dollars worth per month. SualI Iuy quarterly Hrcu-t
uftru dOllas per qur't; each udiH lIuai J-parf
ncrenlp - Hing over oe Thousand dUiur- worth Pc
month shall iay aquur,vr! LICENSE CT hueeu dollar
per quarter.
SEc. n. Al license proti led fur by this ordi-
nauceshoil Ar '.>3'U quarterly The towu If.u,urtf.
Nto = hcrrt! required 10 administer o. caCh agil.
cant Tor uCeu-c ,Ih 10 lur auOHu- 20 hs, her.
"r their monthly .ir-. from which he shall d,.cr-
nIne ihc class vl ucets to oe issued.
Exc 81 The Io-a-lres -i.4l receive Tor each g.
cti sr is,rsd ty ttu.. q lee al uur dollar.
rEr. +.h. HIou hHI every person or rp partner
'hil required O.! tii, Dtd ..lalics tu Pr'cIrea .r-
@hti, upon c"uNli.uu il any cIDr. a. r.tuN,'rl
j1r,Actuu. ol tinla,ln. ihe provisions ot T. oril
uauct, or refusing 5H.-Fciu- io F-p arc si..
tceu'e "a, b. t.raby REQ quIsctj. be fined iu -Im u
exceeding one hundred Ipl,8r- and mry be lU-
prlsohed no. exceeding tca da! for clh offence.
Passed May ., 1851.
THOs WELLS, President.
c. A. SMITH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16

VI. The steamer news, which we give
this morning, excludes n variety Of matter,
original and selected. The report will be
read with interest
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
$40 OO Reward

NWvI.L W. GIVEN The person ~ho took my
w Msntila white silh. heavy embroidered to
clean on the 2Gh OF April, or 81 ~ for he Manlllia
alone ENA RODGERS,
ml2-lm Constitution Restaurant. Myers 81
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Office of the Butte quartz Nlning Company,

ORovILLE, May ~, 1857.
Notice is hereby given, to the stockholders of the
Butte Qmrlz Mining Company, that an assessment of
three iourlhs of one per cent on the rapl stock Of
said Company has this day been level 10y lhe Board
of Trustees, and made payable a, the Trcasurers
Office. on uf before The 18th day uf Stay, \ -. 1851
:. ". w. CDLGlIEl, Stcfetnry
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-16
MONEY. MONEY, MONEY

A DyANCED ON VALUABLES, by
"a Nj. BROOKS,
m,6 Corner OF Runtoon st. and Miners Alley.
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SuITABLENEss OF YOU'VE LADIES FOR
WrvEs.-A column of the New York News
is devoted to this tender and interesting
subject, and the editor arrives at the conelu.
sion thatif American women are to be judged
of by those he meets in New York, with their
superficial accomplishments, aimless strug.
gless, useless yanities, and unreal pursuits,
none of them would be fit for wives, we're it
not for tue redeeming fact that occasionally 8
good sensible mother educates her daughters
with proper sense of their true dignity and
usefulness as woman cultivating their hearts.
filling them with gentleness. and their minds
with truth, and by example. impressing on
their pure minds consciousness of the noble
duties of wives and mothers.
How different remarks the Richmond Dis.
patch) the picture By this journal from that
Of society in New York In former days, when
wealth was not considered requisite to an eli.
gible match; when hearts and character, and
not purses, were consulted, when the wife was
expected to be an assistance to her husband
and it was her pride to be such, and the mar
ried pair passed through life smoothly, loving
their children and each other.
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TERRIBLE CALAMN1rv.-On the 18th
instant, the town of Pana, ILL.,, was visited by
terrific hurricane, which, in the course OF
twelve minutes, destroyed or greatly injured
some sixty or more dwellings and stores
This calamity was accompanied with sad
loss of life. The wife and two children of
MIR. Blower were dangerously injured. Mr.,
+. s. Miller's wife was killed and one child
wounded Mrs. Series was killed, and her
child mortally injured. Not house was left
standing but had been greatly damaged
The Decatur Gazette adds.
At Oconee, few miles south of Pana, two
houses were blown down.
At Rosemon, four miles west of Pana, four
houses were blown off their foundation and
much injured.
More than one-half the growing crops in
that vicinity is entirely ruined.
The citizens Of Pana who are able to attend
to the wounded and helpless, are doing all
they can to make them comfortable The
physicians, too. are very attentive, and are
giving the wounded their aid without money
or without price. That is right
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NO. 80.
S1Ncu1.R SprR1ruA1. PHrNomrN. The

SINGULAR SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA The
following circumstance, related to us by q
respectable citizen, We repeat to our readers,
without however, vouching for the accuracy
of the statement made, as we did not witness
this strange spiritual phenomenon. On Tues
day evening last our informant states that
spiritual SeGnce or circle assembled at the
dwelling of Mr. w B. Smead, corner of Bal
timore and High streets. After series Of
Interesting and successful phenomena. which
convinced the company that the medium pres
ent had succeededin calling forth disembodied
human spirits, an announcement was made
through the medium that the spirit of Luke
West was present in the room. Young West
who died about three years ago, it will be re-
membered, was known Throughout the Union
as popular Ethiopian delineator, vocalist,
and performer on the banjo. Upon being
requested to manifest its presence, the spirit
OF West, it is alleged, played number of we'll
known airs upon the banjo, and afterwards
sung several popular Ethiopian songs. He
also related well-remembered incidents of his
life, which convinced all those present that
there could be no imposture in the matter.
The seaace above mentioned is said by all
present to have been of the most interesting
and satisfactory ever held in this city,-BaI-
tamore Republican.
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INTERESTING STATlsrIcs-The United
States are composed Of thirty.one States and,
nine Territories.
They contain population of 100000,
of whom 23,000,00o are white.
The extent of sea coast is II, $50 miles.
The length Of the ten principal rivers is
20, 900 miles.
The surface ofthe FIVE great lakes is 80, 900
square miles.
+ The number of miles of railroad in opera
tion is 10000, which cost S78, 600, 900.
The lcngth of canals is 5000 miles.
It contains the longest railroad on the globe
the Illinois Central--which is 784 miles.
The annual value of Its agricultural pro-
ductions is s200.000,OO0.
Its most valuable production is Indian corn,
which yields annually 100000 bushels.
The amount Of registered and enrolled tom
mage is 4,407, ,010.
The amount of capital invested in manu-
factures is $600,00O,0O0.
The annual amount Of it's internal trade is
5000. 100000.
The annual value of its products Of labor,
other than agricultural, 81, 100000.
The annual value of the income Of the ;n-
habitants is s1.500,000,
The value of farms and live stock is $780,
100000
Its mines of gold, copper, lead and iron are
among the richest in the world
The value of gold produced is 100000
600
The surface of its coal fields is 1873, ,131
square acres.
Within her borders are $4,000 schools,
5000 academies, 2s4 colleges and $500.
churches
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STAYE OF LOUTSIANA.


Jean Bite. soLeau fills, extr,) District Court.
VS.. Parish OF st. Landry.
Alexandra C. Gudry. No. 1870.
HhY virtue of a writ of f. fa., issued in
ND the above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and fer the Parish of ST. Landry, and to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House OF this Parish on Saturday, the lst
day OF August next, 1857, commencing at the hour
Of II O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing from day to
day, if necessary, all the right. title, interest and
esS & C. Gay sd !" ia and saR G Re ssd o
witt, to-wit:
A certain Lot of Ground, specially mortgaged,
situated in the town OF Washington, in this Parish,
containing 1872 feet on Bridge street, bounded Oh
the South by Short street. North by Bellevue street
aud on the East by Betsey, f. VIC.
Terms cash.
sherif's Office, ST. Landry, June 9th, 1857.
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY. By
JOEL II. SANDOZ 6 ANDREW MEYNIER.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
three dollars If Maid at the end of the year. four dol
lars. No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. subscriber wishing to dis,
continue, must give eyten notice to that effect and
settle up all arrearages. ;,
space Of ten lines, one dollar for the first insertion
and fty cents for each subsequent inse rton Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out or until the editors
shall Judge it convenient to discontinue the Publi-
cation.
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period.
No advertisement or aabscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers.
Noelecton tickets or other jobs printed without
the money or the person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person. 1is
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be required
or the announcement Of candidates forofice.
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SIawar5Z G kaUf fzz,aga,
No. IA st. L0niS Street, New Orleans.

H N AVING established a wholesale Dry
IL T. Goods Commercial House as above, in
New Orleans, are now ready to supply country
merchants with dry goods of all kinds at a
lower price than they have been purchasing
in New Orleans until now.
Their commercial transaction with the
largest Houses and manufactures of the North
and foreign countries will enable them to
attain their aim, that is, selling at whole.
sale at lower rate than can now be sold in
city.
They hope, by their punctuality and indus.
try to merit the continuation Of. the patronage
Of the inhabitants of St. Landry
SHWARTX & KAUFMAN.
No. IA St. Louis Street, New Orleans.
February 14th, 1867.
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PRoF. ANTHONY WINNER
SzlksS has the honor of informing the
"a public, that having been induced
to come and settle in the town of Opelousas,
he is ready to give lessons on the Piano forte,
the Violin, the Guitar, and also in vocal
music he will likewise tune Pianos.-His
prices will be very moderate; So 90 per
month for instrumental music, and $3 90 per
month for vocal music For tuning Pianos,
the charges will be proportionate to the work;
still they will always be moderate.
0pelousas, August 10Th, 1856.
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VV yVAREHEdeUAas.

7 yHE undersigned, having taken the
Warehouse situated in the town OF
Washington, formerly known asthe Ware
house Of Fontenot 6 Lyons. for The purpose
of receiving and forwarding freight and lner-
chandise, will faithfully attend TO all bust
ness which may be entrusted 70 him By his
friends and the public in general.
b. A. FONTENOT.
Washington, January 81, 1867.
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SnEnEFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
A. ]. Dasilva & Bell, J District Court,

A. ]. Dasilva & Bell, J District Court,
VS., J Parish of st. Landry.
A. NJ. Perraut & ais, No. 1929,
HDY virtue of a writ of f. fa, issued in
-kaD ID the above entitled suit, by the District
Court in and for the Parish of St. Landry, and to
Court House ofthis Parish on Saturday, the st day
of August next, 1857, commencing at the hour OF
II o'clock, A. NJ. and continuing from day to day,
If necessary, all the right, title: interest and de-
mand of Auguste NJ. Perraut & ais, in and to the
following described property seized to satisfy said
writ, to-wit;
A certain Lot or Fraction Of Ground, lying and
situated in the town of Opeousas and designated
on the plan of said Town, as Lot No. ----, bounded
on the East by Jesse Hayes, North by Ney & Es.
forge, together with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereunto belonging, except the Cock-Pitt,
Cistern and furniture Of the household.
Terms :-CASH.
L, '. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff office, st. Landry, June 27th 1857
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"A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
-. James NJ, Moore, deceased, will take
notice that the second payment will be due
On the 10th of July next, 1857, when they
are requested to come forward and pay up.
Prompt attention will save costs-Also, per-
sons holding claims against said Estate will
present them for classification to the under
signed, C0RALIE LAMORANDIERE,
AdmiasSratyiz.
Moundyille, June 18th, 1857.-7t.
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DAILY DIVISION or THE CLASS

DAILY DIVISION OF THE CLASS
FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. NJ, TO u O'CLOCK, M.
Monday and French translation.
Tuesday, English and French Dictation and the
Mathematics.
Wednesday Latin, Spanish, French History.
1harsday-Latin, Spanish, Mathematics.
Fraday-Repetition of the general work of the
week. Preparatory Examination for the
Semestrial Examination. Reading.
Class from 2 10 s p. Man hour and half for
Inferior English Pupils An hour and hall
for Superior French Pupils
Class from 2 to p. M.--An hour and half for
Superior English Pupils An hour and a half
for Inferior French Papils.
Voluntary Study from to o'clock P. M, with
out any extra charge, except the light and fire.
The scholastic year is oftwelve months. Entire
Religious and Political Tolerance.
gQWDRREON@e
Instruction and Board per year, $40 90
day scholars, per year 40 90,
QuaIters paid in advanced
1aygcholars per month, A 90
Latin. Extra, 2 90
Spanish, 90
Drawing per year, 80 90
Music, 40 90
bedstead, nnattraSs, pillow, per year, A 90
Washing per month Doctors fees at the
cost ofparents.
The board and tuition of Pupils f1e years or ur.
wards to be settled by agreement.
opelousas, December 9th, 1856.
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Enr sale.

y yHE undersigned offers for sale fine
"a property, situated in Breaux's Bridge,
measuring four and half superficial arpents
Of Land together with q Dwelling House,
Kitchen, and fences thereon. Price: One
thousand Dollars cash, or twelve hundred
Dollars in one and two years credit.
j. j. HARDY.
Breaux Bridge, June 9th, 1851 At.
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% DR.. Gross. the Justly celebrated sur.
geon, was once dangerously i'll. Shortly after
his recovery he met one of his lady patients
who remarked to him:
"Oh Doctor / rejoice TO see that you are
out again; had we lost yen. our good people
would have died by the dozen! %
"Thank you madam" replied the affable
Doctor but now. fear. they viii die by
the Cross
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LARGEST MAN in THE WoRLp The
jackson Tenn. Whig, of the 18th inst.
notices the late decease Of Mr.. Miles Darden.
10 Henderson county, and states that he was
unquestionably the largest man in the world.
It says:
His height was ssue,s feet siz ssesss--'
two inches higher than Porter, the cele-
brated Kentucky giant His weight was Q
fraction over one tko3sGa9 pounds - BE
measured around tho waist SIN Saat and four
inches
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Organization of the Institution from January
LIST, 1857.
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OPELOUsss.

Director--A DE Sr. CYR, D'ARTHux.
HENRY FRAzeE, Professor Of Engiish.
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vs. Parish Of st. Landry.
Joseph NJ carrisre fls. No. 74o7
MDY virtue of a writ of f. fa., issued in the
Id above entitled suit, by the District
Court, in and for The Parish of ST. Landry and to
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House Of this Parish, on Saturday, the lst day OF
August next 1857, commencing at the'hour of |
o'clock, A. NJ, aud co utinuing from das to day, if
necessary, all the right, title interest and demand of
the Defendant, Joseph NJ. CarrieFe ils, now in the
hands Of Josephine Sicily adnnstratrx of the Estate
of Alexandre Close, her deceased husband, or SO
much thereof as will satisfy the debt interest and costs
Terms CASH.
L. V. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, ST. Landry, June eth, 1851.