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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditor, By the Orphans Court Of Cambria County,
to make distribution of the funds IN the hands Of
Margaret Jane Priugie, ADMINISTRATIVE of Abra-
ham knepper, decd, hereby gives notice that
be will attend for that purpose at the Office of
William kittell, Esq, in Ebensbnrg, on Thurs
day the 10Th day of November next, at one
o'clock P. NJ, when and where all persons inter
eated may attend.
JOHN S. riley, A 1ditor
October 8, 1860 -45-4t.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

TEE undersigned having been appointed Au,
ditUt hy the Orphans Court 2f Cambria County,
to make distribution OF the proceeds in the hands
Of Edward Shoemaker, Administrator of the Rev
Thomas Mccullough, decd, hereby gives notice
that he will attend for that purpose at the Office
Of William kittel, Esq, il Ebenshurg, Oh Fri
day the 10th day Of November next, at one
O'Clock P. IL. when aud where all persons inter
ested may attend.
JOHN S. Riley, Auditor.
October g. l6GG-i5-4.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

!, -cc.eT-sEed : Auditor, appointed by the
.I.lIs q Cambria County, 10 make dis
u = Tue funds IN the hanls of George c.
> iustee for the sale of the real estate
1l5H' late Of Allegheny township, decd,
--'--=s AL persons interested in said dis
A.. mat he Will attend to the dIties OF
f5.-'iaent 81. at his Office in "COlonade
|s-Fs.-.01Tg, on Tuesday TIE 18th day of
IA 4 D.. 1860, at one o'clock p. NJ,
'-eFs they may attend.
-. ROBERT a. M'COY, Auditor.
"a 10, iSGO.-46-4t.
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j. PALMER s. Co..
Market Street Wharf. pf,siaG,:;

Dealers an Fish, Cheese and P1-orisions.
Have constantly ON hand an assortment of
DRIED AND PICKLED FISH, &c., viz:
Mackerel, Shad, Salmon, Blue Fish. Herrings,
Goldfish, Beef, Pork, Lard, Shoulders. Hams,
Sides, Cheese, Beans, Rice, &c.
Sept. 26, 18G0.-3m.
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AUDITORS notice.

DR.. Wm. Lennon / In the Court of Common
VS. Pleas of Cambria County.
Jacob Settlemoyer, No. 81 June Term $50.
Fend. Expon.
And now 18th Sept. 1860. on motion of Wn-
Kitiel, Esq, +. A. Shoemaker. Esq, appointed
Auditor to make distribution of the proceeds o:
Defendants Real Estate sold on above writ.
By the Court.
(@0 Extract fr IN the Record,
! L. S. Certified the l2t. of Sept, a. ID. 1860.
- JOSEPH MCDONALD. Pro.
The above named Auditor will attend 10 the
duties of said appointment, at his ofiiee in Ebens-
burg. on Tuesday the 10th day of October next
at O'Clock. Z. II when and where all persons
interested may attend
F. 4. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Sept. 10, lSe0.-43-it.
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MANSION HOUSE,
.IRsz Pa

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
old patrons of the above Hotel. that, having re-
fitted and reiurnished it Throughout. they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
OrA good Jack viii be at the Railroad Sta
ton on the arrival of every train, for the pur-
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JACKSON s CLARK,
NOTICE,

WHEREAS Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Thoma: III. Porter, late of Washington
township. Cambria county, deceased. have been
granted by the Register Of the said county, 10
undersigned, notice is hereby given to all per-
spns having claims against said estate to present
them properly authenticated for settlement. and
those indebted are requested to make paymenl
'''' PAUL GEORGE, Admir-.
Hemlocf, Sept. II, lseo.-42-ee.
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PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE.

r. I5lT.-s-ah.p heretofore existing between
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business, was dissolved by mgtusl con
ne ita inst. Tse Books are in the
% i I. II--Cey for settlement.
CHARLES DILLON,
I. T. TIERNEY.
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AUTHORS SoTICE.

3. i.-1clssT'i5ned ~ Auditor, Appointed by the
b, !; g'.L1 q oi Cambria County, to make dis
~. 'ae funds IN the hands cf Jacob L.
- ,'- --atrator Of the estate of Soloman
!. !. :, ,.15 hereby notifies all persons interes-
u, vii attend to the duties of said APP
aiS Office in "Colonade Row.
|, D. ,sa. "a Monday the 18th day of Novem-
!, guy at one o'clock P ~, when and
'--'y nS attend if they think proper.
5, ', hOBERT A. MCCOY, Auditor.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditor, by the Orphans Court of Cambria Coun-
tv, to make distribution of the funds III the
hapds of William Kittell, Administrator of An
thGly Litzintler, decd. arising from the SAFE OF
the Real Estate of said decd, SOLD ID pursuance
of proceedings in partition. hereby gives notice.
that he will attend f"r that purpose. at the office
of William KitfeIl. Esq., in Ebensburg, on Sat
urday the 7th day of November next. at one
O'Clock p. NJ, when and where all persons inter
ested may attend.
JOHN S. RILEY. Auditor.
October 8, 1860 fit
"WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLE2''
ANY Lady or Gentleman, in the United
States, possessing from So to s., c.a enter into
an easy and respectable business. by which from
IS to $40 per day can be realized. For particu
lars, address, (with stamp,)
W K. ACTON 3 Co,
No 81 North 6th ST., Phila.
Sept. IS, Ie60.-8m.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned Auditor. appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Cambria County, TO make dis
tributIon of the iund in tie hands Of the Al
u.Inistiator of Wm. Gillian Jr.. decd. hereby
notifies ali persons interested, that he will at
nd to the dutuies OF said appointment, at has
,ffice in Ebensburg on Thursday the 18th of Oc-
tober next ~ one O'clock 7. NJ when and where
they may attend
+. 4. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Sept. le. lS90-43-it-
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IN TOWN.

In lC w M
TEyHE undersigned begs leave to announce
Il to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity
that he has opened a Saddiery and Harness Man
ufactory, anG that he will Manufacture and
keep constantly on hand every article in his line
of business, such as SADDLES, BRLDLES,
WHIPS. Sc. Articles manufactured cheap TO
order. He invites the public to call and exam
inc articles OF his manufacture, confident they
will command the appreciation Of Competent
Judges BY manufacturing none but the best
of artic es, and selling cheap, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of public patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country produce.
n b. All kinds Of HIDES taken in exchange
for work.
JOHN f. CONNELL.
Ebensburc A prii 25 lS60.-tf.
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Stray Cow.

CAME To the residence Of the subscriber, resi-
ding IN jackson township, Cambria county. on
the 18th Of September, large dark red COW.
four or FIVE years old, she has white SPOT on
her forehead. white belly aud breast, a small
hite stripe on her rump, white on her tail, near
the rump, one white spot on the inside OF each
hind leg at the hough, slit in the right ear and
common size1 horns. The owner Is requested L.
come forward, prose property, pay Charges and
take her away. otherwise she Will be disposed oi
according to law.
LeG JOSEPH FUNK.
Sant 06 1850 -a43to
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WATCHES, JEWELRY s. SILVER WARE.
WE would respectfully inform our frienis,
patrons and the public generally, that we have
now in Store and offer,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at the lowest Cash Prices. large and very choice
stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER g.
PLATED WARE, of every variety and style.
Every description of Diamond Work and other
Jewelry, made to order, at short notice GLrAu
goods ,cdTrGHted to be as represented
y. B.-Particular attention given to the Re
pairing Of Hatches and Je,CeIyy, of every de-
scription-
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
No. 622 Market Street, South side, Phila.
Sept &c, 1S60.-3m. ea
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MADAME SC1zWEND'S
gEESafEfbEe Powders,

nations. Feyers, Rheumatisn, Dyspepsia and
LjCer Complaint Piles, Gracel, and oN Acute and
Cdronic Diseases of Adults a1ld Children Send
cent Stamp TO her Agent, G. B. JONES,
Box 207O Philad'a P. O..
Hundreds of testimonials. -i- ~
Sept. 26. 1S6O.-44-1Ow. ~ z tllls ee-
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ExpEpIrIoN -MIL1rA1RE .Au. MExIQuE.-.

+ EXPEDITION *MILlrAlRE s,Au. MExIQuE.-
New York, 6 janvier.- Le correspondent 3
Washington sdu journal Commercial 14aver
tsser, en- faisant allusion- aux bruits en- cir.
eulation dune expedition militaire projetee
pour aller secourir les iberaux au Mexique,
dit que ce nest probablement que les anciens
projects du general Wheat ct autres, qu'on
.essaie de faire revivre. @@ :
Les chefs du movement sont sous linfu-
ence de general Vidaari, du Nord du Mex.
ique, qui chcrche d enr6ler des volontaires
dams ce pays. "
Ceux qui sont a 10 tete de l'entreprise ont
eu une entregue avec les membres de padmi-
nistration, 1nais on ignore comment leurs
propositions auront etc recues. s5~
j. Quclques-uns des interesses sont parts
pour VeraaCsuz atm de faire leurs conditions
avec lie gouvernement de Juarez ~
On croft que le gouvernement federal ne
fera pas d'opposition ces projects s'ils ont
Lieu avec Papprobation de Juarez.
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VoL LAUDAclEUx.-Le journal Free Pres
d'Eau Claire, dams le Wisconsin, du 24 de
cembre, relate lie fait suivant
&c village a etc plonge, heir soir, dan.
une yive agitation par l'accomplissement dur
des vols les plus aadacieux don't nous ayont
souvenance. Vers neuf heurer du soir, N
b. Boyden, receveur. public pour le district
des terres de Chippewa, etc baillonne Ct
attache, pieds ct poingts lies, ct Ia caisse du
gouvernement etc voice de S5,360. II
etait assis son compton dams son bureau, lie
dos tourne vers la porte, ecrivant ses complies
pour partir lie lendemain ct aller porter les
tonds publics Dubuque, lorsqu 'une per-
some ouvrit la porte ct s'avancant derriere
Ia chaise, eteignit la lumiere dune main ct
plaza pautre sur la bouche de NJ Boyden
pour pempecher d'appeller au secours. En-
memo temps lie voleur presentait un pistolet
au reccveur ct lie menacait de mort sill faisait
lie moindre bruit, puis il Sc NIT a lui attacher
avec une corde les poignets ct les pieds ct lie
liza alnsi aux quatre pieds du bureau ct lie
lalssa la face tournee contre terre ct gissant
sur lie plancher. L'audacieux brigaud sau-
tant alors pardessus lie bureau, prit dams le
~SAAAS
trouyait en- or, $4,000, ct il partit tranquil
lement.
Tout celia s'etait passee en- moins de huit
minutes. NJ. Boyden resta dams cctte fa-
cheuse position pendant sv1jon dix minytss,
ct il risqua plusieurs fois &C s'etrapger' en-
essayant de remuer. Enfn IL -parvint,>'a
avancer un de ses pieds pres du seejH 81 la
fenetre ct par lie bruit quill fit en- cognant
aussi bien que par ses cris etouffes, il attira
l'attention de quelques persopnes qui en-
trerent dams lesbureau ct le detacherent On
envoya dams toutes les directions mais on ne
put retrouver les voleurs NJ Boyden de-
clara quill devait y en- avoir eu plusieurs ct
On trouva en- effet, q unc sortic de derriere,
les empreintes de pas de plusieurs personnes.
!. Ce vol est d'autant plus audacieux que
plusieurs personnes venaient d'entrer chez
NJ. Boyden quelques minutes avant, ct
!u'une soiree qu'on donnait dams une ,naison
,oisine rendait la rue plus frequentee que
l'habitude.
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CALEMBoUR HYGIENIQUE.- On dome
ce conseil un frileux "Vous louez uu
appartement dams lequel Sc trouve une piece
ayant deux fenetres ct trois portes, vous les
ouvrez toutes ct vous avez cinq ouyertures
(cinq couyertures). Gu bien vous achetez
un petit buste de Bonaparte en- platre, vous
lui eassez le bras, ct vous avez un Bonaparte
manchot (bon appartement chau0.
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COURSES !! COURSES! (!

E NE Course dun mile aura lieu sur le
Q Chemin de Course du soussigne, fan
Glen emplacement d'Esteve) miles au
Nord Quest des Opelousas, lie Sauaeai %
JamUae,' cdura,st, pour une bourse consistant
du montant de toutes les entrees.
Tout poulain americain de 3 ans peut y
entrer.-Il y deja trois entrees.
Lentree est de $50 0pour chaque cheval.
lie jour suivant (le dimanche) il y aura des
courses de toutes sortes sur le.meme chemin.
ss MARTIN ANDREPUNT.
St. Landry, 2l Janyier 1860, .@
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VlEUx rols DE sENrEuR.- A la derniere
assemblee de la societe d'horticulture de
New York, NJ. erosion montre un echan.
tillon de pois de senteur, retires dune mo.
mie egyptienne yieille de $500, ans. Quel-
ques-uns de ces pois ont etc plantes ct sont
venus parfaitement bien. Leur feur en-
baume, ct ce qui est assez naturel puisqu'ils
ont passe trente-six siecles dams un corps
embaume
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OI dDUSASs 8
sAlfEDI M n. ia NVIER 1860

#sS
AccfDgxT MELAScoIQEE-- I'm jeune homme di
monde William lsebargs qu accompa pagnaitune com
.alission darpenta ~ surle Bayou Darbonne, ID Sc
aire derniare, lus denteIlement par ID de
charge aaD fusl ssane seaait lui.msme en-
tire ses mains IF s.
parais await pris son fasil pour,
meme temps tuer des rarniers, qui abondaicnt dam
les cypriares on ii comm isson. se transpoFtait;
tandis que auelaae deaare eur etaient occupe1
prasiquer un passage travsrs les broussaies, Le
barge ie fasil ID main et crosse ped, rait et
plaisantait sescompag ons. yant alors voulu
be- rerer dn de chafae que Ion trainaitd
l'arri6re ravaat, Lebarge ft IN mouvement de re.
traire en- tirant son us par e bout du canon: auel
que chose accrachs=le ehien qni s'abattt ensnte eur
ID capsule, causa xplosion, ct lnfortune Leberge
,efut Ii charge eutiaEe dams ID bouche. La mort
fut instantanee. ssEsasa ze1 szggs
BAL A BURD ISL s.s.ss.sa . n
Nous sommes as.toriss . antloncer aux amateurs
de balls tide lonna nnsique que Mardi prochain,
le2a courant M BAL sera donne bord .dus sbateau-
a-vapear slLyEn HEEfss, Capt. Pickett, par les lss
officers dl bateaaet quelq,Ies amateurs de Wash-s
ington Une troupe III music lens avec Instruments
a vent arriissra az orleans pour cette oc-
caslsn. 80 ~ @ ls8ss zs H8 III III
m-Le public geueraIemeat est invite aasslster
acette soirfe. sans autre Invitation. sss55
lbs CDMITEs DIl VIGILANCE. 5sssssss
Quoique To,, ,eateade plus parlerde l'opposition
ardsate ct de Ger ta,s iadxidus as faction
des Colnites AZ igance, il luarcl.e ascendante de
cote noaselle i.ssts.tioa nen pas moins
dams les diser, qnlfsiefs de notre Paroisse.
Nous spprenolls qu'une excursion etc fate re-
csmnhentle long da IBasou courtabteau, par l. Co
mite dn Gros cAevleuiI, dams y but den chaser
certains expuses de- la Queue Tortue ct de Plaques
mine Bruce Les niafai.eurs avaienth heureuseeut
love lessa teilses joafs apparavalt. Les
traces de- Ients eas,peasnts. etles rensegnen,ents
obtenus ont pioays les iaits plus haut relates On
nous sdit tapendant qus Il meme Comite doit Sc
launir desnouteap et tafe ane secoade exploration
sur les Bayuas Bigsas II Darbonne, on ees fuyards
sselnblent Yonlt,ir 81 dxer. ss.. s d
" est iI.eontestahlc gaas u Eouis de- aGros Che.
yreail ne les so1.isaara pas dams cs yeisiaage.
Mons des un iiiet III stiet de ce Comnt
Le llssrd nous avit poits une de ses reunions ct
pour u cent isttfsr1e f,s nous nous solnmcs dit,
si voyane "a lss lisdtaaas les plus respectahes es
les pus aaeens da daaitief Comment petit-ot
stribaer des auss paisbles ct auss ber-
vsillant dss iatsntIigs s5rflea o., nisl
aie ton i lis o.is el,t,eprise
Iselr islse sest III but lo,lsble. sstass5
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Eb1D1 ns6fHfQUo1a

derniere residence de ladite defunte, situee
dams la vile des Opelousas, etant designee
sur lie plan de ladite vile csmme lie Lot No.
2 de lIlet No. 2, mesurant cent soixante.
neuf pieds pouces de face sur la meme pro.
fondeur, bornee au Nord par la rue du Nord,
au Sud par la propriete de McIdenry Hus-
band, a rlst par Is rue de la Cour ct a
pOuest par lie Lot No. du meme Ilet; en-
semblc avec toutes les batisses ct ameliora-
tions qui y sont sltuees ct qui en- dependent,
consistant en- une excellente maison de res:
dence, parfaitement construite, cuisine.
Aussa, les Esc2aves suiva,ats, sduo.y:
RACHEL, negresse agee d'environ qua
rante.quatre ans, avec son enfant, Niolette,
denviron s ans.
JOSEPH, son fls, d'environ 16 ans.
HELENE, sa file, d'environ 13 ans.
JAMES, son second fills, d'environ IL ans.
FROZINE, negresse d'environ 29 ans
MARIANNE, negresse d'environ 81 ans.
Argenterie, Meubles de lnaison, u.s.
tensils de Cuisine, ct une infinite
d'autres articles don't penumera-
ton serait trop Tongue.
Comditions."-Toutes sommes au-dessous
de .yingt-cinq piastres, payables compliant, ct
toutes somnies de $25 ct au-dessus payables
CONNIE suit, savoir: 27l30mes un ct deux
ans de credit, du jour de Ia vente, ct la ba-
lance, c'est.a.dire 8I30mes. a uD, deux ct
trois ans de credit, a compter du Ter de Mars
proclaim. Les acquereurs fournissant bonne
ct sufisante caution solidaire d la satisfac-
ton de l'administrateur de Ia susdite success
sion, ct tor1tes sommes portant interet . raj
son de 8 pour cent par an . compter dc re.
cheance dc chaque terme. Et en- outre les
esclaves ct lie terrain demeuraut by ypotheques
a la succession jusqu'a parfait Placement tant
du principal que des interets qui pourront
s'aecroitre.
q GUsTAVE DONATE,
s Adminsstrateuy.
Opelousas 21 Janvier 1860.
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UN soURD ET MuET. -. Joseph Wells
jeune bomme de vingt ans, bien connu dams
Ie yoisinage des Cours ct qui, Ia suite
dune fevre typhoide await pefdu l'ouie ct
Ia parole les a fecouvrees Ia selnaine der
riere. sssss.s.sz. -. -
lie % du courant, tandis que Ie balaillof,
d'artillerie trait un salut, Wells Sc trouva
par hasard vis-a-vis dun canon ct fut rem.
verse. lIn'avait pas etc blesse, mais await
entendu Ia defonnatioD. lie Iendemain, II
se rendit l'eglise pour detnandera Lieu de
lni rendfe aes sens. lie son Ides cloches
yint mi frappsT son oreiIle i'll mnrmura
smerci, oh Disu de bonts, " es entendit lei,
mols qaf'1 prononeait. Il parle ee entend
aujjourd hui aussis bien qu'ayant "a ulaIadie,
s@.ssssrszs s s3 ]: st.ss Abeille.1 J.
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M E soussigne offrira en- vente, a rencan
M A public, par la vote de Robert Benguerel,
GU tout autre encanteur public, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse St. Landry, le Lundi, % Jamvier proclaim,
1860, a sa resinence, pres des Opelousas les pro.
prietes suivantes' ~
UNE HABITATI0N C0TONNIERE,
bien ameioree avec toutes ses dependances, situee
a miles environ rOuest des Opelousas, etant SD
residence actuelle contenaut environ 1900 arpents,
plus ou nons, de terre.
Un NH0rccau de Terre B0isec
sur la rive Nord du Bayou Crocodile contenant lSf
acres, ou 1866 arpents, vis-ays Pendroit appel6 IL
Port Rousseau.
Um huare Moroccan de Tcrre,
de 24U arpents-G de face sur 30 de profoudeur--
avec les ameliorations qui EN- dependent, s'tue
Plasance, faisant face sur Ie Bayou Grand Louis.
UpR 7KOrceau de Tcrrc,
de- 1850 arpents-2 de face SIR so de profondeur-
avec lea basses ct am6Iorat0rs, situe dams 10 bois
de la Prairie Laurent.
Yin MOrceau de Tcrre,
slime dams Ia vile des Opelousas, borne au Sud par
Ia ,ue Landry, PEst par Ia rue ---, au Nord par
Chs Pottier, ct POuess par 10 propriete Auguste
Borne, avec les baiisses ct anieiofations qn sent
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Sept 1,aites de baMfs de tire, 2 paires
de mulets, 10 clsevau1 de tire, $50 tetes de
betes douces, plus on mains 200 tetes Plus
on mains le hetes ckeoakines ITO tetes,
1,lats o1 aaoius, de betes d coyaes fa1oAcltesi
q waggons, c]tzyrettes g 6eeufs { ataole t4,e
chnyyues;: herses, DC: eaulaon lOOO btsfais
de a,ass; pailkles de nla6s, fosn, DC, DC.
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Fa7 &c S9VSszgNe, e7lc0NzseY1 23U6zlc Qesa7'
ct pour la Payoisse St .-.tulY. }
H E public est par lie presant infotffGso s Tu 4 il
MA sera vendu, en- vente pablique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie sous
signe encanteur, sur l'habitation ci-apres de-
critic,
LIE 2lme jour de Feuraer proclaim, 1860,
les proprietes ci-dessous dtarites, apparte-
nant a la succession de feu Jean Baptiste
saizan, decede, dernierement de la Paroisse
St. Landry i savoir:
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W. u soussigne informe eelni que celia con
u a cerne, que le Q gianvier eourant il 4 tue
un beeuf de IA $ ans, rouge, marque 9. peu
pres ainsi ia & qui Sc trouYait 4 "a Peinte
Chretieu depuis environ deux ans. lie pro
priesaire est prize de Sc presenter au soussI.
gne pour en- recevoir 10 Placement. ~ !
MARCEL RICHARD.
ST. L,ndry, Il Janyicr lS60.-5t.