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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-08
VOL. TI---NO. l7O.
stlonttarp ano Gommertial 8rOieu.
BALTIMORE, September 7, 1858

BALTIMORE, september 7, 1858.
There was rather activity in Stocks to day but the
transactions are by large the aggregate being
only about $50 The business in Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad embraced 53l shares Isl of which were sold al
the Board S5s S5S cash. and s5S4 seller 60 after &c
days leaving off at S5S4 bid s5S% asked regular way
After the Board $50 shares sold cash. S5S s5S
buyer GO days Northern Central was weaker today and
declined fully so cents per share There 325
sold at the Board at S22 $22s cash. SO buyer days
closing SD bid spy asked regular way and after
wards 25 shares disposed 500 cash i'm
proved, with sales of 50 shares $50 Bank stocks
firm and there doing in them to-day than for
sometime past The sales include II Bank of Balti
at s04 IL shares Farmers and Merchants at $4l
shares Marine at $3l 20 shares Franklin S114 and
shares Citizens at SHY There is good feeling for Bal
tmore City 6s, with $2,l5O 994G99A; 81 1000
1855 at 9S and 50 S73s at 97 The only sales of
Railroad bonds 81 900 Northwestern Virginia, en-
dorsed g. $500 Northern Central at 6A cash,
and GS buyer 10 days, showing little weakness Ba
more and Ohio bonds unchanged
The advance noticed at New York yesterday was not
sustained to-day and decline in all the fancies took
place, the market closing heavy. Erie fell off q; New
York Central II Reading q; Panama q; Cleveland and
Toledo \ Ro:k Island 2s Michigan Southern 4 and
Hudson 4.
The New York Foreign Exchange market is firm, but
has essentially changed since last quota
tiou The range for sterling bills is from 109A to ITO,
with but scanty sales at anything above the minimum
lStS en '"n"ie'',' si uiG d' Hoin io9|n
IT, c,,t TI a. - t " g ~ ~ IN wort ,rodo ot
the port Of New York for the month of August are as
follows.
r,.:.,,. ,...,- IL. ,...l a1s oc- 700
Dut!fp,e Eoo1 cohsIhPtIph -, o3I
utaoe soo'S' "areIlo"Se'' ai9 III
' w ----
Total ertorad . e1o 556 4ql
,roirst ,rr,st 1ess 10 o7o / "a
-As''i' august i'' "
Doorooso +,is so,sor el27 6S5
m .-..-..... -,
drar R,, lli 1raIpl *
ooS II @ o'1 n @ t irto tio ,yorc,onsa. 50 that The
,, nth - son 5os ,SG o,,;nst 500 OS7 o87 markead in
Anms4 IasF sooSon T,Sro wore also entnred dmrinr
ti ,ot f,raf,r r1I and sI ver of the value of SCI
sl7 31g
Tho ovcb,r,os ot tba Now York Ranl, CLEARING uopsa
Monday $50 6l9 946 Go, and the balances Sl099
405 50
The business OF the New York Sub Treasury Monday
was as folows.-
r., a;, a-oo-,o
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Baltimore, September 7th, 1858.

ALLEGHANY CoUNTY.-Samuel II. Taylor has been
appointed postmaster at Cumberland, vice VIM. H.
Taylor, resigned.
Surveys have Just been made of the coal lands
of Messrs. Gustavus Beall Co., located near Cla-
rysvlle eight miles from this city, with view to
ascertain the best places for opening the mines and
owners of the land to organize a company,
and as soon as possible begin the shipment of
coal to market. The property embraces a very
large tract underlaid with the six foot vein of coal
which is readily accessible from number of points,
and mining operations can be successfully carried
on at as little expense those Of the neiehborino
mines They will use the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company's Railroad in transporting their coal
to Cumberland
Two or three steamboats, are in course of con-
sruction upon the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal
Most of the stock has been subscribcdto to the Cin-
ton Bank, to be- located at Westernport, in TINS
county, and it is expected the institution will begin
business in a short time
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will be received at this point and that the Atlantic ports
will exceed $50 bales. With good dry fall they may
touch 100000 Cotton is coming in very freely for so
early in the There must be $50 bales in today
Planters sellers at II 11 cents. Principal
sales 11X cents for strictly NIddng to Midding Fair
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Later from Mexico.

NEw'ORLEANs, September 6.-The steamship General
Rusk has arrived at this port from Brownsville with dates
from Mexico to the 1st instant.
The lberasts captured Tampico the 25th of August
Gen Miramon was hOtly pursued
Gen Vidaurri concentrating ten thousand men at
San Luis, for a march on the capital.
Funds were plenty.
There fearful gale and nundaton at Brazos the
Goth nlt.
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New YORK, Sept toy. King has issued procama-
ton declaring Richmond county to be in state of imsur
recton and the lives Of the sick and property
of the st military force of sufficient eng is to be
stationed at the Quarantine until the people return to their
duties and nhliwntinns
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denomination of Governor Banks.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. THE Republican Conven-
ton has rcnominaed Mr. Banks Governor by accama
tion. Col Schouler, of Boston, appointed chairman
of the Committee Resolutions.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

HAVANA 4j4 bush. corn $50 tierces, 50 hhds Goldfish;
$50 kegs butter; horses.
TRINIDAD-S66 bbs -four; 200 bbs meal; 276 bush
corn; 200 bush brown stuff 100 kegs butter.
BARBADoEs-l, ,274 bbs -four 300 bbls corn NEAL 134
bush 800 bush bran $50 kegs butter 157 bush
tatoes, 10000 shingles
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cultural Fair
ST. LOCIs Sept. 7Gov Richardson, of Nebraska. has
resigned with the intention of canvassng Illinois favor
of Douglas
The third fair of the Missouri AgricI Iltura and Me
chanical Association commenced here eserday. 1t
attended by 5000 persons. The display of horses
and cattle is unsurpassed
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Mr.. Henry Dodd, of Berkshire, England has has
given five acres of freehold land for ihc '9uu4iuS
actors and actresses. with donation of flOO to-
wards its erection.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept. 6.-TURPEyTINE.-
Sales on Saturday 1877 bbls and today of $50 do at
s3 Virgin and elbow dip and 81 80 for Hard, per $50
lbs
SpIRITs-Furher sales Saturday of 100 bbls at 43c
per gal. Nothing doing today.
ROsIS-SaleS Saturday of 800 bis. Common at 81 Is
for medium sized bbs No transactions in other grades
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Illinois SPntIEi.-
ion of Governor Banks,

Illinois Politics.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-The Bellevle Ill Democrat
is authorized say that Judge Breeze and will
be candidate for the United States Senate in opposition
to Judge Douglas.
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NEW YORK, September 7-The steamer Fulton. from
Havre, which passed Cape Race Friday last arrived
here this morning The steamer Vanderbilt arrived
Cowes at O'Clock A. NJ the 25th The Fulton passed
the Arago on the 29th.
The veteran actor Harley is dead.
During military review, Vienna, Hungarian
regiment fired ball cartridges a German regiment, kill
ing three and woundin@ eight.
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EIRES
pOTJrE JvTEJJICENCE

The alarm of fire yesterday morning about three o'clock
occasoned by on-re the intersection of Asquith
street and Hartford Avenue. 1t made great light and
called out the entire fire department.
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1t is stated that the steam sloop building at
the Gosport navy yard, is to be called the Norfolk
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The Alexandria Gazette says The results of the
wheat harvest, in nearly all parts of Virginia show
that the amount OF loss and damage to the crops,
has not been at all exaggerated We question,
even, if it has been fully stated. The corn crop,
too, will be cut short to great extent.
A French veterinary surgeon, named Heu, is de
clared to have discovered, and successfully prac
tscd, remedy for the plcuropneumOnia, so de
sructive to cattle 1t consists of GO grammes 2oz)
of Chorate of potash dissolved in quart of water
sweetcned with honey; to be given in two daiIy
doses Of half the amount.
Extensive preparations are being maac - ai,mS "a"
lake shore to celebrate the coming a1nIt W
Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, at u! III pay pay
Large delegations are going from ''ie uiii'' '
cities. ,,.
Acoordiro to the New York CITY inspector re-
-. H. 81 n number of deaths IN the CITY uuIinS
I ot ,vrrL was 592, decrease oi 90 iS eS 1
;,l tb, mortality of the week previous, anu Q"
wl,n n, ,ao occurred during the corresponding week
Th,. BROOKLYN City Railroad Company, with a
,,itoI of 81 .OG0. .000 netted SlZs,ooO last year
Tbrv paid a dividend of per cent; spent S5ooOO
IN tho purchase Of buildings; leaving handsome
surplus.
disnatch from Washington states that the
President will take the responsibility of having the
negroes provided for for six months after delivery
TO the AGENT and trust to Congress for the neces-
sary appropriation to defIav expenses.
The Santa Fe Gazette saws that party OF emf
grants who had arrived at that place. OF ,Snl"i.y
bound for Arizonia have determined TO return 10
the States, and intimatcs that tlls Is 'ue "lSes'
thing they could do.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE FIRE DE-
PARTMENT
MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS OF THE
SPECIAL COMMISSION.

The commission appointed by the Mayor the City Council
and the Fire Department to report plan the
zation of the Fire Department yesterday submitted
Council the following majority and minority reports
They referred to the joint standing fire
companies:
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

The receipts CT the Little Miami Railroad for August
against about S96oOO for the corresponding
month last year.
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Total. Sp9,iUu
The foregoing is he al estimate and will doubtless
be reluc when the put operation, especially
in the engine houses of which the city already
owns several in desirable locations The annual
of maintaining this department will exceed the follow
ing estimate:
One Chief Engineer-salary per annum $20on
Two Asst do. d" ." ............ l,5uO
Clerk, - f@O
Office expenses of Chief Engineer go
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r IT N r 4 d
Sash, Door and RIind Factory.

WE take this method to inform the public that We
~ have purchased the sash, Door and Blind Factory
OF A r. CaqueliH, and prepared furnish an
thing IN our line of business, such Sash. Doors
bhnds Frames and Mouidings. Orders promptly filed
short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto.
ry we think our facilities for furnishing building mate
fas are uneaeT in this City, and invite contract
ors, farmers and all others who NAV want ANYTHING in
our line to call and satisfy that can sell
YOU eoon article Just what you want, and cheap for
cash: There VIII be found at our Lumber Office Doors
Blinds Sash, glazed and unglazed Glass Oils Paints and
Office on Main Street, Ottawa. H.
nar2h STEAWN POWELL
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Wagon Mandatory.

HE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the
public for their past very liberal patronage and
takes occasion to that he has enlarged and newly
htted up his Wagon Shop, at his old stand Columbus
St. and is prepared to make and finish the most CON-
plete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
He that no sensible shan ne troubled
with any e'nodrrdssrnent in deciding upon the supe
riority of his Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to misead the pub
c but relies upon the native timber of the great
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect he is pre-
pared to make more of the same quality if desired.
WM. PALMER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-~-->-~-~~-~-|~
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS
Carriage Repository.
DTTA VA, ILLINOIS

The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Comnanv have
Just their stock of Carriages Buggies
from their Ndnnfdctory in Connecticuf which makes
US large and fine assortment arouches
Livery and Business Bugges with Elliptic Spring and
concord style also, Sliding Seat Buggies Light Spring
wagons with two seats &c, all made of t0nnecticuf
timber by the best mechanics and in the most durable
manner-all warranted, which are selling at yery
low prices, To our old customers wish TO express
thanks for their liberal patronage assure ali
that intend to merit the confidence of the Public
have shop attached to our Repository for doing
all kinds Of Carriage Reparir at short notice and in
the best manner. Store on Main Street.
Ottawa, July 8, 1855. ii. W. JONES Agent
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OIIAW \ STONE, YARD
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

HY WHEELER q SIMPSON.
SGbHf undersigned would pecfliy the nha.
Il bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that they are now
prepared TO furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such Butter. Soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Aberneha
ard Water Biscuit Also. Bread, Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pies, &c. &c, in good variety. Confectionery OF the
choicest selection, constantly on hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made tn order
The subscribers having spared pains expense in
fitting wagon for the convenience and accomTnoda
tion OF their customers and the public generally
able To furnish anything in their line those
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the " Y Bakery
the Post Ofic-.
Sr Remember the place, in Hossack's Block. next
door OF the Meat Market, Main Street. Send n
your orders. and they will receive prompt attention.
J. D WHEELER. IsepSl " SIMPSON
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JOHN M. KING.
DEALER
Hides and Leather.

Saddiery, Hardware, and shoe Finding.
Cnssan's old stand Main Street three doors cast Of
tie Mansion House. Ottr,nd, M.
The highest price always paid for Hides. Deer Skins.
Purs &c, &c. iunls
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csTovEs-Coek and Parlor Stoves, Of every descrp.
sena6 KING HARD'S
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n. Ii. BRISTOL,
CAPy \. II. REED

Note Commission, and InsurUrce Broker.
Office with ". Ii. w Cushman, ESQ., over Bank OF OF
Sava. my2a
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y + w Nj I l. I. \ l., II Y.
II HE undersigned has opened the above bushes. in
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs CROLsy, over the
Foot and Shoe Store Of Daniel Leahy Madison
the Post Office. where she will be happy to
til. Ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity who viii favor
he their patronage Among her stock will be found
a large and fashionable assortment of Spring and sum-
Bonnets Grapes, Ribbons, Laces, French and Ane
rcan Flowers together with good assortment of Bugle
Collars. &c. &C. Iapl0l MISS FITZGERALD.
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Il. NJ. NcARTHUR, NJ. ID.

offcs at his Drug Store, on La Sale street.
Residence With DR.. Hard, corner of Madison and Cl
On streets sep 15-y
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n. n.F.CAyIERON.

Clark & Falkner. 16 Wall St n. Y.
o. II. Kerfoot 4 Co, Chicago.
N p Igehard. -
Ogden. Fleetwood Co., -
Office, doors east of Eames, Allen < Co.'S Bank.
iun26
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NJ / l. J. l \ T. II y
~ d. IshgpIA

L I L :
MRS. FORD
NToULD inform her friends and patrons that she has
w eiyed and is receiving her Fall and Winter
stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, direct from New York,
comprising a great variety Of Bonnets, Caps Head
Dresses Skirts Ratans &c, which will be sold at
sonable prices
Main ST. opposite the Mansion House. oc9
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kinds OF Cigars. Farmers and others VINO smoke or
chew make great saving by buying of ne at whole
sale, sell better article, at less price than
pedlars-
Please call at my Mandatory, next door south OF
Gibson Bros Grocery Store, and for yourselves
Ottawa, February l3. G.. H. SCHNEIDER.
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OTTAWA A MARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
L Gewell Finley, where he intends to carry the
business on a extensive scale. He hand and
is always receipt of the best quality of American Ia
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb
Monuments Nantes, Furniture, &c. As he has Of
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he can get up anything in his line in superb
or sy,e together low prices he feels assured that
he viii 1--WE all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
N b. Orders from distance eafnestty s0nS,ea; anu
proml tly attended to. JAMES WILLS
Ottawa. March s, 1856.
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NJ. kNEJSSI,,


n
TIANING just returned this Oity from Europe
where he has visited the most important institutions
Of medical learning offers his services the public
Particular attention paid to Cnronic diseases
Onice-nrst floor over d. Walkers Drug Store, in Me-
tropolitan Hall Building. mari
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TObaccO Il Cigar Mandatory.

W OT GtOSOu fc HrOS.
611uE subscriber in
\ forms the public
that he is manufacture
ing and keeps on hand
the best quality Of vir-
ginia ChewingTobacco,
Snuff, Pipes, &c, &c, at
Wholesale and retail, at
prices favorable to Gus
toners. Also, the best
of Havana, LaOpera
Cassadoris, and other
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ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,


Once east side Of Columbus adjoining his resi-
aence, nearly opposite the Post Office.
Will thank his friends for all business pertaining q
his Office, and promises to attend all such wi h
promptness-
Living adjoining to his office, he may always be found
hand. ap24
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Land and Collection Agency, Otaicd, Illinois.
Particular attention given the collection and secur
ing claims purchase and sale OF real estate the
payment of taxes, &c.
Collections made in all parts of the state
Office in Sangers Block, corner of Main and La Sale
Streets. D. p. JONES,
TURNEY ENGLISH,
oc1s ED NJ. FRY.
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Attorney and Counsellor at IGJr-OtdrG. Illinois,
give al business entrusted his
t Particular attention paid to the collection of
claims: Ofice in Sanger's Block. Kp stairs. oc9
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City AuctIoneer-AUrtioH ami Commission Nsrcd
Main Street, Ottawa, H., opposite Post Office. sep
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~ N. I'LL. w AI,LACE.

Aroru-v and Counsellor at LH,o-Oho'cn. III
Office in Reddicks block, up stairs in the rooms for
u,erly occupied as the Free 7rG!ier printing office.
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VENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etatde ID
Louisiane-Cour de District, Paroisse st. Ian
dry,-No. 730S.-John Williams ct al, Us. John
Close ct nj,
En- yertu dun ordre de fl. fa., delivre dams raf.
taire ci-dessns, par la Cour do District. dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse St Landry ct lie susdit Etat, ct a moi
compliant. 4 la Maison de Cour dams la vile des
olpelousas, lie SAMEDI. Cine jour de novembre.
a. U. ls5s, commencant d II heures A. Nj. ct coat,
nnant de jour en- jour sill est nscessaire, tous les
droits, titres, %inttrets ct pretentions di iafendenr,
john Close, 4 la propriGte ~suivante, saisie pour sa.
.~tisfaire ledit writ, i SAVIOR:
Va negie ncInm6 PIERRE, ago d'environ 2s,ans.
Bureau da Sheriff, opelousas, q oetobre 1888.
l.. v, C1ACHERE. Sherif.
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AsS ss@Gt s4xs-ANsotis qur 8 vtrsusent,
sans reserve y coBipris IL presente recoitc cOnsis-
tant environ las arpebts de plant de cannes ct IS
~acresen mails, anssi les e~sclaves e ssssxS
MOSES, nAgre age dienvirohfs 30 ans; sam, do. do.
do. 3t; JOHN. do. do. do Az; WILSON, do. do. do.
"A; HENRY, do. do. do. 5O;s AMENDA, negresse
d'envirna 81 ans, ayec. ses deux ,~enfants, Caroline
d'envipn. s ans, et Mary do. de- 5 ans; EUCHER,
Negro d~'envifon 10 ans; ELIZA, negfesse d'efyiron
80 ans, avac ses deux ~enfants, Nelson, de I ans et
Mary Ann. de 5 ans; DANIEL, dsenviron Ia ans;
WILLIAM, d~'ervirop 10 h ssSuSAN, d'environ So
ans; HANNAH, denviron 81 ans; lLETHE, d~'envirou
~ ans; II tetes de mnIets americans, . paifes de
buufs de tire, toua les outils ~aratoires appaftenant a
fhabitation, mais pailIe ct foin,
Conditions;-La somme de vingt mile HUT cent
soixante quinze p~iastres ct dix hut sous $3.50, s75
49, avee les frais deja acc,us ct ceHx qui penvent
a~ccroitres payable a donze mois du jourde Ia vente,
savec hut penr cent dinterAt du Jour de ID yente,
jusqn'a placement. ia balance, CONNIE suit: $1,000
payablcs Il premier JUN 1869; S. 1000 le Ter JUN
1850; ~ 900 n ler JUN 1861 et $1,000 lie ler JUN
iss2.. Les aerniers .qqatre placements poortant 9 q BIO
d,interet dn premier jour du ynois de JUN 1851.
Lacquer6nr fonrnissant bonnie ~ s~nfisante caution
~solidaire Jet ID propriete restant Superintendent hypo,
thequee jnsqn'au plein ct entier Placement .du porin.
cipal ct de ~l'interat qpi aurait pa s'accroifre.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas, 16 octobre 1868.
l.. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff,
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8. Y. CHACHERE,
Sheriff ct ex-ofieio EncanterT Public.

VENTE PUBLIQUE.--H sera vendu, en-
vente p~nblique, par III encanteur, ddment
qualifi6, lie
safncdi, IS Novembre, 1858,
a la derniare resideneede feu Pierre Auguste N6zat,
les prnprietes s~uivantes ci-dessous d9cFites, apparte-
nant a la succession dudit defunt a SAVIOR:
fHSS5asSsA L'HABITATTON =x
ls'a,,EaAa93 on rdsidait en- dernier lieu lie detunt, n
ahaasa&SaasA contenant environ cia1uante cling acres. ST.
tnee q qnatre miles Sud Est DIES Opelousas, ensem-
bile avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations oui v
sont situees. :
Une negresse nominee SELMA agee d'environ
vingt hut ans ct ses deux e~nfants, Eugene dc II
ans ct Eugene de s ans. ~
I'm lot de nais, nlL4
150 barils,
Une paire de bnufs de tire,
,f,l. ChevauX. betes a cornes ct CO.
chons, outils a%ratoires, meubles ct fourniture dc
~nlaison, etc. <
Conditions -Lhabitation pour la somme de sent
cent qnatre vingt cling piastres compliant ct la ba-
lance payable lie premier ayril proclaim 1859. Les
esclaves i IN credit de | ct 2 ans, du jour della ven
te. Les etiets mobiliers payabless lie premier avril
1869. Lhabitation ct les eselaves devront roster
hypethbques, ~jnsqn'an Placement faal du principal
ct DIES interets qui auront pu s'aecroitre a huit pour
cent de Teeheance. Les aegu6reurs fournissant
lenrs billets aycc caution solidaire. ff
.Opelousas, 3 octobre 1888. M .ltIn
ANTOINE AUG. MEAT,
Administrator.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30

A Wis AUX NON RESlDENrS.-Vaus
- efes par lie present notifies a faire, on faire
iaire, sur voS terres, dams lie I'd District des leyfes
sur Ia Riviere Atchafalaya dams la Paroisse ST, Ian,
dry, vos chemins ct levdes, commencement A In In;
dici au Ter deeembre proclaim 1855.
Les sections fiactiohnelles 26 ct 81 T4S,R.TE
District sud Est, Les sections ffaetionnelles /, 2,
ct Ia motifs Nord Quest de la Section s. I. 4 s. u
I u, District Sud Est, ct les >terres de la Veuye
Henry Abbott sont les terres qui appartiennent ann
non residents dams ce District
+. HAWTHORN, Inspector
DIES Chemins ct Levees, I'd District.
st. Landry, Is septeinbre 1858.