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lySestvc % Garner In Livingston.
ON the afternoon OF tn. 2,th ult., Wash
Garner. who murdered Grant, 10 Puik
county. recently, was shut and killed,
while attempting 10 escape from a pan ~
of Judge Lynch's followers. At thrrc
o'clock OF that afternoon "a Ea,l1ws had
been erected IN front of the Court House,
and Garner and his confederate Drake,
were led out Ia be hanged Garner re-
oues.ed some whisky before be died which
was brought To him, when he drank the
hqnid he throw I'm tumb."r down and
ran. telling his guard thar lhey cou'u
shoot and bc-damncd" lie had gIt Dat
a short distance when he was fired upon
and his body rlddlcd with bullets lis
corpse was lett lying on the spot where
IL iell until night when II was taken 10y
old man Garner home Cor lntormcnt
Drake made a confession and stated
that he was not connected with the kill
ing Of Gran; Garner, previous 10 his
death cyourratcl Drake from the mlr-
der hut said tina, old man Garner had
bribnd him to assassinate Mcdonald who
in selileicnce, had killed a Garner, sonse-
time since The party concluded to lore
go punishment upon Drake. end hal him
handed over Ia the mercies OF the law
The District Court will be in session IN
Polk county month hence, and he VIII
then no doubt receive what he merits
a residence in the pcnitentlary accord
ing 20 due forms OF law.
I'M II. Loo. Ia HtsH. "a
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Matrasscs for sale.


Eaad Agent, Ma shall. 9sras. Prompt
ogsaiiea girea 10 all business connected
raA ne Court Of Ciasas asi Tho Gea
crai Lard OHcs
WILL Investigate LAND TITLES aud Land
w Certificates m the State Of Texas
Land Certificates, with bat few eacep'inns
mus; b. presented to the teGr, Of Claims iog APP
proval hy the Is, II September next 4 eSsl OF
they will be barred from Location, Survey or Pat
cut
viii be u N-.r.han an SATURDAY Of every =.
'eg ',,e pnTpc-se at Receiving husin-- preparatory
TO attending the Court Of Csa'ms which n,eni
doing abca, the lat a Angus, next.
Oiice At the Cear'hease, Aa,lrs~s
E. G rAi NFR. Nayshall, Texsa
Ma - lass ~ 81 si~
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IMPORTANT.

I WILL PAY liberal cash prices for all fat
/ understandable, and heavy heef cattle, delivered
To me at Jefferson, Texas during the months Of
November. December and January ensuing.
| am prepared 10 receive. slaughter, and pack
from ioriy-iye 10 lfy head per day
II. II BLACK.
.Iefrrsnn TeNns s.n' 10 81 If
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TINS STATE OF 1FxAs,
Caasiy Of HvTisoa
No7te
Patrick Egan vs.. Samuel II. Monroe.

10 any aiefta eaieer q slid county, rtoaing
NOU are hereby commanded TO summon sam !
IT, Monroe, rs publication Of this writ for
lhrce successive Ntcas IN the Texas Republican
a nov snapper Published IN said county 10 be and
personally appear before ue at my oihee in Mar
shall on saturday the "a day Of October. \. d
sAs. a, 10 o'clock \ Vi. TO answer the com
plant Of Patrick Eean in plea OF deht, ior the
sum Of one huislred dollars, principal balance
due by account briefly ~ follows, ,owit for
work done by The plaintiff for defendant from
June loth 1898. 10 September Ath lsas.
Herein Gail not and make due n,urn Of this
wri, as the law directs.
Given unier my hand at Marshall, this the
18th day of September, 1855.
Issued September 18th, 1888
NM NJ JOHNSTON. j. I.
Received and execated same day by handing
the editor Of the Texas Rcpubhcan copy Of
the within writ for publication.
G. ". SLATER. G. II c.
September 18th So No , 81
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In consequence o. the excessive heat lhe COM
aenccmaui of the neat aoS'inn 10 the Masonic
Fcasis les,isa,e hss i'ecu postponed nom the
first Monday IN September, ~ the hn, Aendsy
IN October
Anlns, .G SIS. hlAt
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rng FaAzgR RIVER Com MlNss The
New YORK. journal ol Commerce, OF sat
u.day has the following 1t 10 brd
resume OF the Frazer EIvcr intelligence
received ny the last steamer:
The intelligence lrlm tHe new gold
Fl lds of the North brought by the Moses
Taylor, ia not conclusive either m regard
T. their richness ur extent In some
pncr. thrl.vcrs bad i.djeu and miners
were extracting smot quantities al tn'
precious metal ir Ji.UrS alter waiting
pAtieutlv for several weeks, with thc dc
u,iyr expectation thai thr waters would
snhsidc the prospect OF this event seemed
As remote As ever There was reason to
b,h,,c. however. that The suhueI gca
bars BOO the vicinity ut Forts Hope and
Yale could be- worked Judging from
the speech al 1ovcruor hongiaS, a phtt
Of winch wut brlauud ~ another column,
that gcuilcmtu whose competency ip
Judge of the facts cannot bc questioned
believe trat gold ealsts m Fraser River
IN the greatest abundance ia address
sing the miners at Victoria, he GAYS 3
THIS | will tell You, as nay owu settled
opinion, that i think the country is inll
uf gold and that cast north ana sonth
of Frazer River there Is a field OF meal.
culabc value aud extent ] have told
our glorious Queen go; AID now tel
You So
SaH Francisco papers generally a'
knowledge that there Is abundant tNldcn-
ccs 81 the existence of gold on Frazer
river. but consider the practlcabihty 81
truseruimg mining operations m thnSe
high ATTITUDES, whatever the condition 81
the river, rs a problem OF doubtful soIu-
ton
The san Francisco Herald. for example,
doubts whether profitable work could be
obtained there 10y any considerable mum
Der Of miners. Oh account oi the inaccoa
sibilty of the country. The ascent oi
the river is made with great ain 'uiiN
under the most favorable circumstances :
and it is supposed that when the river
has fallen the highest point reached "lll
be Fort langley some eighty or ninety
miles below the diggngs
Another discouraglng circumstance Is
the failure of the pellmgham rau, from
which large things had been expected +;
and the route 10y Columbia river Is oh
structcd 10y hostile Indians. Under these
circumstances. the discovery oi new
route to the upper Fraser river regions
y way OF Harrison and Tillouet rivers
ali lakes. Is egardcd as an event OF
much inheritance \ few weeks VIII he
termlne with more precision the value
OF the new discoveries which have pro
ducrd such profound sensation through
oat the Pacific coast
The Hudson Bay Company has with
drawn every restriction upon the nitro
duetion Of provisions into the mining re-
g.un. aud seems disposed to exercise the
utmost liberality in its intercourse with
the miners
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FRANCIS BILPH

FRANCIS Ii bhLPH
DE,s- 60 inform the ciikcus II Marshall and
ID uaighhorhood, that be IS prepared 10 make
Houac and O1ice Furniture Of all kinds TO order.
A stock always kept on hand.
Repairing. CLEANING and vanishing neatly CA
ecu,ei aud all orders PROMPTLY a''en''~i to
r.hr,a-v Is. 1875 No - ~
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THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE PRnxuT
AnnINllTRATIQM

y
mlnistration In this fact we find an cx.
PLANTATION of the indiscrimnate attacks
upon the President and Cabinet which
daily appear ia opposition journals. BY
such abuse they at once crafty an IN
stlnctivc animoslty and prepare the pub
lie mind fer autislavcry succession. II,
then, we discard all ideas uf justice and
all obligations of allegiance to a Demo
cratic Administration, as Democratic
journalists we will still find abundant
motives for the defence of the President
IN the obvious interests ot the party.
Mr.. BrenAsAs has been in Office jus,
eighteen months, and IN that brief time
he has achieved cnough for the country
Ia signai1c an entire Administration.
First in order of time and perhaps Of
Importance Is the adjustment of the Kan
sas difficulty The -mclc statement of
this service il sufficient To- secure II n
due tribute of popular applause. Then
came the gratifying announcement that
Mormonism had been subdued by the
wise aud energetic measures 81 the Adj
minstratiou Yet little while and
the country was informed that Great
Britain had been compelled to reuouHcc
the prcicusiou at superiority uu the sea
IN behalf Of the American flag And
lastly. intelligence was flashed across
the Atlantic that the Administration bad
accomplished by prudent diplomacy what
France and England cuu i only effect by
expensive 1rman'-lts aud that heE 'eiorih
the United States would paftake equally
IN the benefits to- result from the opening
Il the Chinese empire t. the commercial
enterprise of the world. Are We not
warranted in affirming that either one 1T
these achievements would suffice TO Has
tratc an administration ia the annals of
history. Taken together, and as the to-
alizcd results OF only eighteen months
excrt1n, they furnish the most splendid
attestati0n OF Executive wisdom aud Eli
cheney.
But this is not all While the Admin.
isirMian WAS ltboriug with such zeal
and effect IN suppIcssiug domestic trHupir,
IA vuiicatug the national honor and va
extending the commercial relations of
tie country financial puuIc saAIouly
swept over the laui arr -l'eE ,h opcra.
Iions Of trade and paraIN1 HE the rurc.
gees II industry. In Grru Britain, the
revulsyuu was not nare -+tefDly .elt than
III this country, SGT uuNyrnmeut were
compelled % have recourse to cxtraprdl-
nary measures If legislation u order to
avert II most deplHrahic catastrophe"
Without resort % any uau-ua eNpotupt,
and 10y the operation Of a financial sys-
TEN which the Democracy bad uAu- ara
ted the Administration were enabled to
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Auction sale.

I WILL SILL at Auction every Saturday and
| a, nights good assorilnen, of Dss Goods
Boots, Shove, Hats anil Ready Ma'ie Clothing
also lAqaors and oreceries' tons and So, bar
gains
SCHWARTZ
t--c g. 1855 y, 81 Il
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Why is bnler ase mada like the
e,ouug starr Bee sse she's "a wcc-nu :.
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TEXAS PENiTENTIARY.


PLANTATION GOODS,
COTTONS and WOOLLENS.
PLAIN arb TWlLLED.
fI,iIE undersigned would respectfully call the
i attention Of the Planting interest To the
above goods. The testimony OF all who have
used them establish the fac, that they are far sl-
perior to the choicest goods Of a similar name
ever brought to the state. The material Of
which they are made--bCst of the test-and
without alloy.
Our agents for The sale OF them at present
are
Messrs Carroll, Hoy 4 Co, New Orleans
II Runge n Co, lD1ianola;
T. y. Nichols CO., Galveston
A. j. Burke. Houston.
JOHN :. Bk-SER, Financial Agt
Huntsville, Sept . l-5S. tm
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ron SALE,

> VALUABLE tract n lsnd N Esrssa
IA county. Ahp LOW FOR CASH u -
az ,on,hs credit. fine DArcnche. = Buggy. =
light two horse wagon very I've horse and
4sverAl hnss~ Of cacel!cat Sherry aed Asd4ra
Vine Apply to
Nm ..rs. - s.E- Z.
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LAW CARD.

J. sARqHkfI. J. B. wLLissaos
N!AR~UALLS WILLIAMSON. attorneys
VI lar Marshall Harrison county, Texas
have ussoiaia.l TO-. thee iu Tbs practice Of Law,
and wil at'en3 promptly TO lny business within
tie .ixia Judicial District aud u ;ac Slpeein,
and fed,gal Courts "a Tyler.
Marshall. Jane .. 1 SIS,
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Southern Pacific Railroad Caln'y.

'rHE OFFICE 10 tti company IS he'l al TIRE
l co-ar of Austin and Bolivar .tre,ta 10 tie
ci'y Of Marshall Texas A'i persons hav.pr
h1siu.~. SSH fal the Office open from a. n to
4 T. NJ daily
JEPTiIA fOWLhE- Ppat
u. 4, WunsE, Secretary.
JuGe / :, la3- 42u
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Or + . K q T. J.. II | l. !.
'Kc<as COMMISSIONER

~ 10. CsaN,rcsj Pi7oe, Nssa 0rieIns
wild as give espacial a.taniioa 20 TIE co..
leeiioH O! claims agaias, prisons Ess.dins N New
% ans
an IN thl saa.c oaice with " = HI.
Dan q. SOS is
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LAW CARD.

HAL y MOsELEY attorneys nd Cc4r-
ii ,eia,l a L>1ir
ApuHr--M J Hall, Marshall 1s1- 5.
f II elry. i 2 sson.
Feb l3 l-ss ~
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HAVE permanently loca'al Al Msss.saA. Tex
ii a. They 'ris that 'rom long experience
asl eyfealei observation in private apa public
pfu See. AID their we known strict attention to
n. ds'e. Of Coz profession they will coninne TO
ee5 iha conidiiea aa3 rrcelve tue Patronage
OF their f. Is and ihe public.
sag Othec roaovei o ,he Drag S ere Ra>
idease u.ar e.. Bap;-, Church
Feb 49, ~ ly
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LAW CARD.
Law CARD.
LAW CARD.

" : JES NfNGS Aliorseg d: I1- MAJ
}. shan. Texas OAoe a, North Nest COO
ner " IN public Sc. arc.
January - 1850
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LAW CARD.

w + HILL Alto nsq Of Law No. 10, Com
" marra. pa-a Nea otlet'fs
Has hesa a ct.zu 1f Tase+-eH ielsve'y and
iab1-.aa.'v engaged go thu pgsci.ce Of lsw, more
tbau twenty wears and confidently re4ess to the
3 ach anil Bar Of that state
Information a. % the avs lsa1l and land t.
De- Of I yas oan he Aad at ny oFo. ard any
bls.q.s. in tfat STAT vii! Be ,raas4l I'd through
reliable corr spoud MS.
December g. -f7 ~
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LAW CARD.

Y NJ CLOrGH X. NJ. VAN ZAEpI,
y. f'fJrnxw and CorIas,l!ors at Lov, Mar
shall, Harrison comfy, Texas.
june 10 "a No ~ ~
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LAW CARD.

4 20 LANE, Aaorueyat Ls;r Marsl.all' Hs''
u risan county 1exa-.
September 3 l-Jd.
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our readers will cNcuse the pAucitv of cdto-
rial in lh. number Nhcn they h.ru tAAi, on
"Wednesday last se had domi,.iiary visit Of q
household goddess L7aar Enypvtr
Rather euirnatical Was it a Mi, or baby
TINS ngrgAr OF GiuDf,Gt The vUlr on the
third ballot in the Republican Convention fer
the Nshiabula Congressional District stood ~
l,li,ty-
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Vante o Y6ncan.

Par le soussag7ae Encanteatr Public, dams
ct pour la Paroasse St. Landry.
TT E public est par lie present averti quill
~ sera vendu en- vente publique, ou plus
offrant ct dernier enoherissenr, par le sous
signe Encanteur, devant la Alaison de Cour,
dams la vile des Opelousas. lie
San1edi, 8 Avril proclaim, 1853,
les esclaves ci-dessous decrits, appartenant a
Nine Ann Gurnett, veuve de Thomas B.
Knox decede, a savoir
AbzaRa, negre age d'environ IS ans
Ned, negre age d'environ 40 ans.
MathHlda, negresse agee d'environ
"a ans, avec son enfant, CHARITY, agee
d'environ 16 mois.
CONDITIONS I'm ct deux ans de credit,
a partir du jour de la vente. Les acquereurs
fournissant leurs billets avec securite soli-
daire, a la satisfaction de qui de droit, ct de
plus les esclaves demeurant speeialement
hypotheques a la venderesse, jusqu'au plein
ct entier Placement du capital ct .des interets
qui pourront saccroitre raison de huit pour
cent par an, de eur echeauce jusqu'a 'au pale
ment. a. j. THOMPSON,
Encontear.
Opelousas. 20 Mars 1858.
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Aua Vrai PIN D n une.

IDOLS sgalaDt le neilleur cypre, ct
u I'd onssl 1acile a TRAVELLER, Sc vendra 2
cents le pied, les nlanches, ct Is cents le bois
de chalpente, pris au moulin du soussigne,
on on lie fera transporter a l cent lie pied
jusqu'au village des OpeIousas, ou a une
distance a peu pres egale du moulin. Lo
charroi Sc fera toujours au compliant, ct les
bills de oois de consequence seront vendus a
un credit roisonnable
Consideraat le bon etat des cnemins ct des
points, lie voyage des Opelousas ku moulin e.
de retour, peut Sc 5aire dams Aux jours, le
bols etant presque toujours sec, un wagon
peut porter 1900 pieds.
E. DARDEAT,
Pres des Sources de Bearer Creek
ooroisse St. Landry, Il Mars 1S5S-3f
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sANTA-ANNA ATTENpU La HArANE-
New York, mars.-Une 1ettre recue de In
Havane dit que l'on s'attendait d voir arri.
ver sous pen, dams cette vile, rex-president
Santa Anna, qui deit sembarquer ensuite
sur un navire de guerre espagnol ct Sc rendre
au Meziqne pour So faire proclamer presi-
dent de eette republique. L'Espagne OBJ
t,enfira alors le montant integral de ses re-
CARNATIONS en- vertu dun traite qui sera con-
clu Get effat.
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KEGLEMENs OBSERVER DAMS uNE 1mpR1-
MERIE. Nous trouvons dams le JoursnI de
l'Izlanois le reglement suivant, que nous
voudrions voir suivi par tous nos visiteurs:
10. Entrer sans bruit I; 20. s'asseoir tranauil-
1enent So. souscrire au journal do. ne ton
cher rien sur la table do lediteur; So. ne
point raconter d'histnire 60. ne point enta-
mer de conversation 10. ne point fumer So.
10 tenir d huit pieds de toutes les personnes
qui travaillent; go. ne point causer aux GU
vriers Loo ne TOUGHER aucnn journal, aucun
papier; 11o. detourner les yeux des manus-
crits;; 12o. ne jamais offrir un verre auz i'm
primeurs- Les DANES qui nous hvorisent.
quelquefois de leur presence ne sont pas as
trslntes ICES r6glemants, surtont aux So, 6e
ct Sc, lie plus lonetemps ellie eauseront ct
le plus pres elles s'approcheront des impri-
meurs, Ie mieux ce sera.
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7ztat oe ta Zetttstaote.
CouR De DISTRICT. n. o,e,
Paroisse s.. Landry, / NO. 1864.

Succession de Louisa Harbert
A1HARLEs THOMPSON, de la Pa.
v roisse St. Laudry, Curateur de la sue:
cession vacante de feu Louisa Harbert dece-
dee, dernierement de la susdite Paroisse,
ayant presente an Tableau Final de Reglc-
ment de la dite succession accompagne d'une
petition demandant lhomologation d'icelui
Eft attendu quill etc fait drois la de.
mande de la dite petition, par ordre do la
Cour susdite, en- date do II Mars, 1858.
En- consequence avis est par Ia present
donne aux interesses dams cetts succession,
d'avoir a deduire au CRETE de Ia Copr sus>
dite, dams les trente jours qui suiyront la date
du present avis, les raisons. 81 aueune lis ont.
pour lesquelles 10 dit Tabieau NE serait pas
homologue, lie Curateur deeharge de touta
responsabilite ulterieure ct soH cautionne-
.ment cancelle.
L. .LASTRAPES, Grefier.
opelousas ra Mars, 1898.
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Mn. les Eaitemrs elH Courier: ,-
Veuiliez, je Eous prie, annoncer dams le proclaim
num6ro de votre journal que II. de St. Cyr dArthun
nepouyant plus charger de son institution lite
raire, je viens METRE services ct mon deyoue-
meat la disposition des hahitants de ST. Landry ct
des paroissas CHROMOSOMES.
Ayant favautage d'6tre connu des parents ct des
enfants, il nest pas nscessaire de donner ici assu
ranee que je mettra tous mes sons ct que je ferai
tous mes efforts pour meriter ct pour jussier Ia con-
fance quils veudront bien m'accorder
II y va de mon intGrst ct de mon honneur
lie siege de Institution transfere e % fevrer
courant ! la residence de H. Durand, chef de lIns-
ttutien.
Les eleves seront reeus sot CONNIE pensionnaires,
soft CONNIE externes
M Durat,d fera toujours IN devoir ct rnsrite,
de sattacher des profssseurs dstngu6s ct dgnes de
Fintaret ct de la considerasian dies habitants.
G. E. DURAND.
0peousas, 20 Fevrier I65S-Im
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DEux vAcHEs AoDELEs.-Nous apprenons qu'une
.quemine Briil6e, q eu deux veaux il a quelques
semaines qui tous deux croissent ct prosperent.
Une autre vache appaEtenant NJ. Placide Thibo-
deau, du meme quarter, egalement deux veaux
qui, eux aussi sont iestes ct joyeux.
II est reconnu que Plaquemine Brdlee embrasse
nn des meilleurs paturages de notre Paroisse Cest
Il que sont les plus bellies vacheries.
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vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF.

]
E1VN vertu dun writ dallas f. fa lance dams cha
- Gun des process ci-dessus intitules, par la Coul
de District, dams ct pour Ia Parosse St. Landry ct
'hN actresses, il otfert en- vente publique, pour
Gu compliant, a la Mason de Cour dams la vile des
opelousas, lie Samedi, 8 Mars proclaim, 1858, com
menfant Il heures du matin ct continuant de jour
en- jour- sill est necessaire, tous les drots, tres in
serets ct pretentlon5 lie Jacques Arnaud aux pro-
pr1etes sulvantes, sases pour satisaire les dis wrs
savor
ln certain Iorcesr, ou Fraction ,!e Terre. situee
daHs Ia Prairie Gros Chevreu dams la Paroisse st.
Landry, 2ontenant environ loo arpents de ter1e
plus on mons, ensemble avec les beufs ct chevaux
de tire les charrettes charrues ct herses compre-
nanT t7us les ustenses aratoires Cette terre est
bornee su Sord par la terre de Henry lagrange ct
Andre n. Robin, au Sud par Andre Rooin, FIST
par les terres de John u ct rOuest par Andre
ROBIN, ensemble avec toutes les batsses 1T ameIIo-
ratlons qui sont erigees ct qui en- dependent
Aussi I'm autre Moroccan on Fraction de Lterre,
s1tuee Ia Jonction de= bayoua T9che ct Fuselier,
dans la Parosse st. Landry, cintenant l6O arpents
de terre, plus on moins- resefeant touefois la mai
sos ameiorations du DR. j. c. Mills ct pEel5se
Cathoique, bornee eL Nord par les terres de la
Teuve Jacques 4$naud ct rEgilse Catholque, FIST
par lie Bayou Teche an Sud par e Bayou Fuselier
eA2t lOuest par les terres d'A dolphe Stev ensem-
Die auss ave toutes les bat4sses ct ameliorations
qui en- dependent, en- en- e,ceptant egaement la
batsse neuve constitute par Jacob Auselm, ct SER
want actuellenent de cafe ct billiard.
Aussi leA esclaves suivants, savoir:
un negrs nomme Francois, .ge d'environ 26 ans.
Tn negre nomme Valsin, d'enyiron 26 ans
Cne negresse nominee Juette, d'environ As ans
Une nesresse nominee Betsey, denviron 40 ans
CAe certane marque marquer les aninaux fgu-
rec 4insi + ensemble avec toutes les b6tes
cornes ct betes chevalnes qu portent cette marque
L. '. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sheriff St. Landry, so janriet, 1888.
= Du consentement des parties, Ia vente ci-
uessus aura lieu la residence du Defendeur, lie Ss-
nedi, 3 Avrl proclaim 1853, aux memes conditions
L. Y CHACHERE Sheriff
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-03-20
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MOsEpH P. DAVIS, de la Paroisse St. Landry,
e. ayant presente une petition Eehet d'etre
no.ame administrator de la succession de feu
James B. Davis, decede, dernierement de la sus-
dite Paroisse.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne a
ceux qui pourraient avoir des rasons legales op-
poser Ia dite nomination, d'avoir les enregstrer
par ecrt. All Bureau du Grefier de la Cour de Dis
trict de la susdite Paroisse, dams les dix iours qui
suIvront Ia date du present avis.
Z. LASTRAPFS, Greffier.
nnaln1sas an Mars. 1883