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, 1863-01-23

NEW YORK., Jan. aaa-Cor1oS-Firm, Sales
$50 balcs at 56Gt7l;Kc.
FInrR-A eh:de frmcr and more active at 1856
@G.60 for super state: $8.T5lGaO for extra; $685.
Oils for choice do; s645Q36t5 for super western:
$f.05t7 leo for common to medium extra western;
$s.3Qb:.c5 for common to good. shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; *7.foG1S.25 for trade
b.aEis.
.oM57sa WMsSr-Activc and firm at 4a<s5oc, chiefly
GRA1S-Whcat = shade drncr and more actiye.
Chicago spring S1.3s71 ID; Lii c1nb $147@51 81;
amber Iowa $l.bs9f1.oG; winter red western $1.67
al amber Mich $1.t1Gs1 G., barley and barley
malt scarce and wanted It fall prices. Corn 1c
@ better - and more doing at s5.{@s7e toE western;
adiaD, western and state. Coffee eteody and mora
doing
at 10A9114c. Mo.asscs arm and in good de-
mart-
:: Provisions dEll and unchanged: dressed
hogs unchanged at G1sls4c for western: bacon
sides firm with fair demand; lard less active aud
scarcely so firm at 10G10s1c.
, 1863-01-23
MEEClAI.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. ~, 1863.

Iotnl. :....-..10i00 SS4494 01Hf 6217 $50
There was fair attendance on Change to-aay
but the general markets were inactiTeand dull.
In Provisions tile feeling was very tame. The
speculative demand for Hog Product, which was so
active few days since, has been checked by the
pauee in the gold market, as well rs by the exhibit
publislcd in the TRIBUNE Of yesterday Of tho ex.
traordinary increase In the hog crop. Al a mat
ter Of couEec. therefore, c have to report falling
market for almost everything but Lard, which still
holds Its own-0c being paid and offered to-day for
prime steam and kettle. The transactions, how
ever, amounted to only about 400 tres. McssPork
has declined 25c per br-with sales to day Of 900
brls ut $500. Primo Mess Pork Is steady-with
sales Of ECO b.1s to.tay at S11.o0. English Meats
hrc ncglectcd-on.y about go being sold in small
lots, Mt &c for Short Doncess. 6Nc for Long Bone.
less, and0Hc Tor Short Rib Middes. Bull: Meats
arc dali. Alot of TO- 900 pcs HUNS was sold today,
but the price wns kept private.
Tho receipts Of Hogs amounted to 14.35t--of
which 6,al7 were dressed. Under thls liberal sup-
ply and the unsettled nature Of the market, prices
fell about &c per 100 Ds-salos showing range Of
s3teG4.70. Extra heavy hogs were sold at 3i.5o
@i.e0; but tho Medium grades were sold mostly at
$3f5 and 4.d0, dividing on 200 bs, aud light at
$3.50, $500 and S3 s0-all under 200 MS.
Tho receipts Of Live Hogs were agnin liberal,
and consequent upon good demand By packers
and shippers, We note an active market. The
transactions foot up come 7,o00 at runge Of 3s15
Gsoo. The market closed firm.
Beef Cattle were In active demand with sales Of
some 500 at rangc Of 52.30G53.S5. Good and extra
shipping becycs are in active request, but the cup
ply is limited.
The Flour market was quiet and the transactions
very light at $50 for winter extras and $i75
for medium spring extras.
Wheat was quiet but holders. were firm, and
the ealcs were light at former pricea-No Red
selling at 81 .13tf@114; Rejected Red, S1.03D1o
No Spring, S1.1a; No Spring, s5D97c; and Re
jcctcd Spring, 7s@soc,
Corn was inactive and unchanged selling
at 4651 dsaTc-closing steady.
Oats were sold at 47c. Rye, Csc. Barley was In
good demand and firm at $1.10Gt.1s. Timothy
Seed. s2.e0. Clover Seed. s5.5l. Flax Seed IL
ecarce and wanted at e.aSGoa.43. Hichwines were
steady at 6gxGS40c.
, 1863-01-23

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan, e, 1861.

pROVISIONs-M Market quiet. Lard steady,
sss 81 eity pscked Mess a.e1 f.
three lots at $13,00: $50 brls prime Mess Pork ut
SLIGO; 10000 pcs city-cnt Bulk Hams p. t.; 600
pes country sweet picked Hams, loose. at 5Hc;
100 bxa Short Boreless Middles at 7c; 20 b1s Long
Doneless Midd1es at g16c: 50 b.s Short 1liddcs At
6Hc; 600 pee Green Hams Mt 49c; 200 tres steam
rendered and go t1cs kettle rendered Leaf ut &c.
BUTTER-Qnfet. Sales were :-s5 pkgs good at
lie; 30 pkgs do at 135fc.
TALLON-1n good demand and tirm nt 91{c
: DRESSED DHoGS-Rcceived, 5,sl7. Market act
, 1863-01-23

Cincinnati Markets.

Especial Dispatcat to the Chicago Tsibune.1 =.
CrscESAT1, Jan. - 1868.
Hocs-There were more offering to.day, without
any special change in prices. The range is from
S5.4e@5e0. Receipts. ., 100 heed.
MESS PonE-Quiet and unchanged. Old city is
held at $1l5o, anu new ut Sl35o, hut there is no
demand.
Cut MEArs-sa1es 100000 1bs bulk sidas a. SIC
Old are In demand at this rate when averaging 10
ms. Shoulders Axe. Sales 3C0 boxes short clear
middles at nc.
, 1863-01-23

ARRIVED AT CAMP Dou0LAs.--A detach-
ment Of the 104th Illinois, numbering about
one hundred mon, arrived at Camp Douglas
Wednesday evening.
, 1863-01-23

RonBED.--A man named Solomon, while in
an intoxicated condition, Wednesday night,
was knocked down on Dearborn street, and
robbed Of 81.
, 1863-01-23

Corn exchange-The receipts since yesterday
have been 1891 brls -four zoo bu corn and ESQ do
oate. The market continues quite firm for hour,
andt the sales hare been at B.25{IG50 fo1Western
$7.15 for medium do: and S G019G0 q br1 for good
and choice, including fayorite St. Louis brands.
In Southern flour no change. Brandywine is held
at $8.a5 q brl.
, 1863-01-23

4 good demand for clover. and prices advanced
to $500 per bushe1, with demand fully equal to
the supply; 500 bushels sold at this rate on Nom
dan.
Timothy is firm at e.t51tlaaaa =, with a good de-
maud.
Flax is scarce, and has advanced to $s.oaas =
p buahcl.
, 1863-01-23

free to date. and 1000 bu On private terms. Oats-
The market qniet and nominal. chiago held firmly
st 5sc. No eales s1cp7rtcd Yesterday. ballsy-Sales
yesterday 4b0 bu on private terms Canadian held
at LEO. and western at $1.40.
, 1863-01-23

Everything is staguant. Flour. No I, at 81 500
AIS. Wheat. Upper Canada spring. ut 9G191c.
Other articles unchanged, except dressed hogs,
backed pork, Of course decline had to co1ae
, 1863-01-23

the Yazoo River, In order TINT he may
purchase cotton and speculate. We
should like to sec this doughty banker
whose smooth hands never before han
died any Thing harder than gold or crisp
bank bills, now grsping the shovel aud be-
grimcd with coal, or blistercd by the knots.
We should like TO sec him sweating and
swcltering before the boiler furnaces, and
taking his quota Of sleep in the filthy bunks
-hara-by sambo and Cuffy. We should like to
sec linn cursed by his .superiors, while Sac
ratcing his principles and his very manhood
in Ills blind chase for gold. The history Of
the Mississippi River tradc, as it is carried on
at present, is yet to be written as q prominent
feature of the war, full Of an manner Of
frauds and rascalites. 1t is pity that the
details arc not now accessible, showing who
these men arc, bartering their principles for a
mess Of pottage. Not the least evil Of war is
the flock Of bnzzards who follow our army,
sneaking, crawling, swindling, using every
means, to sell to rebels articles contraband Of
, 1863-01-23

HASpsoME.-Tle collection at Christ
Church, In aid of the Sanitary Commission
Fund, last Sabbath, WIS scTcnty-elgat dol
hrs
, 1863-01-23

Cincinnati Snlt Market-Jnn. Fl.
A dull market for all kinds Kanawha. Ohio
Rircr aud similar brands are held at E0c per bu and
SASS per br1; Liverpool coarse $sss5, and Turks
Island Is to 51c.
, 1863-01-23

Co1IEcT1os.-At the social gathering held
q night or two since at the Adams House,
sixty dollars were contributed for the benefit
Of the treasury of the Ladies' Camp Douglas
Hospital Aid Society.
, 1863-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. q, 1858
The Money market shows scarcely the shadow
CT variation from yesterdays report The de-
nand continues good, and the ability Of the
bankers equal to--cscry emergency, but some Of
the larger houses arc still short Of currency The
effect OF this Ia depressing upon tho price Of New
York Exchange. The market for 1t Is still weak
The nominal rates arc par buying, and 4 premium
as the selling rate, but nearly all the 1arge houses
concede fraction on lnrEe orders. The real
buying range is par3H Discount; selling, par0H
premium. -
= The range for gold was4s1fGe47 premium few be-
ine willing to pay the higher figure.
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 49,.
The range for silver was 8oa133-
New Treasury. Mates we're X premium buying,
aud H@1 as tho selling rates..
, 1863-01-23
THE CITY,.

D1y1pEsp.-Thc Illinois Central Railroad
Company haye just declared u scnni-annual
dividend Of two per cent.
, 1863-01-23

seeds-sales 50 bu Belgium Timothy at $s.7s;
and &c bu Clover at $5.73. Qnoted at $3.50 for nlt
nois and Wisconsin timothy; sa12aG5}a as Is 70,
Canadian timothy; $2.1abG2 IS for linseed.
, 1863-01-23

Jan. 1ls
Provisions and Lara-Noth!ng tra1spireGd Ga IN Pro
Visions Sales Of 663 tres prime lard at 9c, and
brls manufacturing at 74c. Hogs-Hogs continue
to come in, aud prices tteady. Sales yesterday
Of 1.mO head ut 355@4c net, according to weight.
, 1863-01-23

Mopr Ftrsc1sc.-It Ia now ascertained
that J. II. TifIauy, Of whose sudden disappear
aucc We mentioned yesterday, succeeded in
doing o. ]. Rose out Of $75 and A. Il. Blackall
ont Of $30
, 1863-01-23

New Fork Seed dmarket-Jan. 90.
Clover is in good demand, with sales Of 10 bass,
common to choice, at 11A1ac there is more actfv-
ityin timothy, the sales including 500 bu at g.
, 1863-01-23

IspRoyEMESTs.-N. o. Williams, Esq, is
erecting residence on Prairie near Old street,
the wallis of which are now up. The build-
ing is Of red pressed brick, with neat cut
stone trimmings, and will have the high
French roof
, 1863-01-23

DHA1stEk A1TEsT1oS.-A drayman named
Thomas Smith was fined yesterday at the
Police Court for refusing to drive off the track
Of tile Randolph street Railway, 4 warning
IN 3~,%rrn,,
, 1863-01-23


Our dispatches from Memphis in our last
issue brought the sad tidings Of the death Of
this gallant young Illinois officer, Of the I'D
Illinois regiment, First Board of Trade, Of
this city. Adjutant E. B. Bacon leaves many
friends. both In and out Of the service, to
mourn his unti,nely loss. The painful cir
cumstances that enhance the grief at his dis
case in the hospital, the doubt as 10 its cause,
the shocking neglect that left his remains to
temporary dcsccration, all lend deeper shades
to the grief excited by this dispensation Of
Providence; bui these are nll lighter, and the
lightcst accessories compared with the actual
scycripg Of the tics that held him to
those to whom he was cndcared Us
son, brother, friend, comradc in arms. De-
ceased was twcnty-siS years Of age, Il native
Of OgensbuEgl, N. f., and son Of the cx-
Mayor Of that city. For some years resident
Of Chicago, he had filed well and honorab1y
positions Of trust. He served in the 12th III.
rs a three months man, and later enlisted for
the war, resigning once OIL account of Ill
health, but conscientous1y returning again to
lay Ills services On his country's altar. Many
such noble young lives as his will ba the pur-
chase money Of a redeemed nation. None
Eas ever more fully aud patriotcal1y devoted
to the work, than his.
, 1863-01-23

4 PRINTER IN LucK.-J. a. Pool, the pro.
prictor Of Job office in this city, was pre-
scnted, u day ~or two since, by his wife, with
two fine boys. Both are ut the present wrl.
ting alive and kicking. Mr.. Pool IS to be
congratulated on lis q fnt take,n
, 1863-01-23

UNITED STATES C1ncu1T CouRr-Bttoye
Hon. Thomas Drusznond.-Charlcs ". Daniels
We. the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Company. This WAS on an action for damages
for alleged injuries sustained by plaintiff
while travelling over defendants road. In
August last tho case came to trial, aud result
cd in a verdict for plaintiff Of $15, ,000 A
motion for new trial WIS argued at the Oc-
tober term, and taken by the Court under
consideration.
Judge Drunnond announced yesterday
that the question would so over until 1t could
>be heard before the Circuit Judge Wayis.)
This he said would probably be in March or
april, aud as 1t was the intention Of the par
ties, In any event, to take the case to tho Su.-
prcme Court, one brief delay would not in
terferc to any serious extent, This course
would also give additional weight to what
ever decision may be rendered III ;thc Court
below.
His Honor further Stated that, touching the
point Of Law involved in the motion, to Wit
whether the plaintiff was, or was not, so
much an employee Of the Company as not to
be in n position to sue for damages, his own
opinion was that he ,eas not such IN employee,
and that his only relation to the Company, at
tle time Of the accident, was that Of q pas
senger. The only other question was in re-
ference to the measure Of damages awarded
by the jury. This, lie thought, had been
placed too high.
This case is ono Of much importance, and
las attracted more than usual attention, both
from the profession and the public generally.
Coon TEMPLARs' SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,"
The society, for whose benefit Thurlow ".
Brown gives lecture, on Tuesday evening
next, at metropolitan Hall, has sent several
most yaluablc boxes Of supplies to the sani-
tary Commission, and the following good no.
tice from the Commission is wefl meritcd.
Let our good citizens remember the .corke7s,
CHICAGO SANITARY COMMISSION Roous,
CHICAGO, Jan. 16, 1858. =
Good Tcmplara' Aid Society, Chicago, H.:
A very fine box Of sanitary stores was received
from you, Jan. Sth. 1t came very opportunity for
That tine We srs n making fsss cot tossn
to tit wounded from the Fickebu.g battle: Through
the generous aid of our contributors We wore ena-
M blea to send forward nes1'y tiEe hundred boxes,
At Calro. We continue to realize the verify OF the
Scotch proverb, that ''mopy mick1e makes a
muck1c for during the last four days We have sent
The Commission arc refy thankful 10. the r.lu:
ab1c EcEyiccs rendered By the ''Good Templsss'
Aid Societyr They desira to hare their gratitude
expressed TO the noble corps Of working women
such efficient aid. We hope to hearffom youasain
~ ~ Cor. Sc: Gil; ssqitaIy Commission,
, 1863-01-23

RrscUED.-A little boy fell into the river
yesterday near the Clark street bridge and was
rescued as he was sinking for the. last time, by
Sergeant John Potter, recruiting officer for
Voss' cavalry, who iB-located d door or two
from the bridge.
, 1863-01-23

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New York, jan. p, 1868.
S7ocKs-Second Board-Stoeks lower and mn.
Sett1fd ~ ~
, 1863-01-23

RAILROAD CoEso11DAT1oN.-The Pennsyl-
vanEa Railroad Company hare secured lease
Of tue Cleveland and Pittsburgh line, mud q
consolidation ofthnt work with the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Road was announced
ut the annual meeting of the former corpora
tiou, held ut Cleveland on Wednesday,
, 1863-01-23
IT TOOK THE PREMIUM

At the State Fair For gentleman Of TASTE wealth
ami poson. wishing to retire from tho exciting tur
~ the God cf nature Intended ho should lv.. this Ia
indeed one r. th4te rHse to sscnEo aos
EEesentcs 10 man more than onss Of :sics II iits.
s1t taat III q
Chicago. Illinois. upon j. " STOREY. Esq.,. James
willie. WISCONSIN. 1at.y1ssin
, 1863-01-23

Coon NEws.-Thc Chicago Gas Light and
Coke Company hayc resolved to reduce tho
price Of coke from II cents to 10 cents per
buEhc1. T1lis will be good news to poor
people, and is commcndable movement, that
others might follow with credit.
, 1863-01-23

THEATRE.-A1r. nnd Mrs. Florence take
their farewell benefit this evening, presenting
d moet excellent bill, for which see our adyer-
Using columns. Tie entire engagement Of
this talented couple has been very successful,
the theatre being we'll filed every night for
three weeks, Notwithstanding the nnfayorable
weather, and on some occasions, people were
turned away unable to find seats. Tonight
there will be bumper, as many seats were
secured yesterday.
, 1863-01-23


already provided, That no person whose sales
arc less than Sc, GOO per nnnum, shall be re-
gardcd as wholesale dealer. It may also he
c1pclient to divide Wholesale dealers in two
or more classcs us licensees, according to tho
annual amount Of business.
II has Unopened In many cases that i1legal
assessments have been made; and in some
instances tho money SO assessed has been paid
| to collectors, and deposited in the Treasury
Other similar instances will arise. It seems
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of to the Com
! missioner of Internal Revenue TO refund the
| money 7yhcns so paid, or to make proper nj
lowunce to collectors when lists containing
such assessments have been returned, and the
amount thereof
The experience Of the Office has, suggested
muny notifications Of the law, which promise
to be beneficial to the government or CON
ycnicnt to the public; but their importance
is not such as to Justify even IN enumeration.
Information on these several topics can be
presented more satisfactory in an Informal
manner either to yourself OF to the Com.
1nitec Of Ways and Means, us may seem to
you cxpedient-
| II my sense Of personal obligation to you for
| the generous confidence with which you have
louorcdau aided me in the discharge Of my
duties,
Tam, with the highest respect, Sour ob,t serEt
| GEoHGE S. boutwell,.
Commissioner Internal Revenue.
To Hon. S. P. chasc, Secretary Of the Treasury
The follow circular, which has been sent tc
members OF Congress, sets forth the views o.
the assessors themselves as regards increase
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1858.
yentisssn MI sssnaersigned committee. appointed BY Con
| revenue SSt Assessors, under the United Statei
rrfcre,,cr Il beg TO present the under views Will
Ti,nt nov. 7.nalnpsnrati0n.
III hcnyy tlistricihy law is wholly inadequate, II
, Mnt. The isbof the following reasons:
the instruction, govelssseea upon tue assGssos,
tic assistantef as well as ~ and supervision q
general business Of hie ot6ce, SAnaScment Of tns
Ing thcthc most careful attcnts1t the kind rcquir
| good business hnhtta and very L combined viii
, edge of bneincsa methods. enEh knowl
l 6ecoEd4 The c1c7icalscryicc. which no. )
: from three to six clerks aud likely to be insSusc
absolutely necessary tb be employed to coInrrsse
= tho duties dcEolvcd upon the Assessor, togetS;
l. with office rent and {ncidentals, other than ct
tionc1y. arc wholly unprosidcd fol.
i | To effect chAugc, regard must DO had to moo
II afordsng increase wherever required, without a
!: ding compensation to thosc whoEe labors arc no
It | VOL cared for.
"a Ne bo'iere euth mode 10 a per ceatago one. a
, 1863-01-23

GIVING COMFORT TO THE REBgLs.-Thc tel
cgraph announces that n day or two since,
large lot of whisky was seized in the hands of
Chicago men, who were trying to shipit to
some point in Missouri. This is but one In
stance In a thousand Of the attempts made to
smugglc goods contraband of war, into the
cncmy's country, and especially from this
city. Large quantities Of quininc and other
medicinal articles indispensable to tho proper
sanitary condition Of the rebels. have been
1,augglcd through in every conceivable man
-saSssfy men who would rather cut off thoir
~, 1,-eaaa 1eaa than have 1t known: To-day,
~. - 1> f-sm,ssal banker Of this city, as VIC learn,
epon T. rebel gunboat up
, 1863-01-23

PERsosAL.-Adjutant E. F. Bishop, Of the
soth Illinois Rai]road) regiment, arrived home
Wednesday night, on leavc Of absence. He
was wounded at Murtrcesboro, during the se-
we're attack upon the right wing, on the
morning Of the second day Of the battle. lie
was struck by an Enfield rifle ball on the left
check bone, from which it glanced downward,
lodging in his neck, and was from there cx-
tractcd. The young Adjutant is but nineteen
years Of age, and is son Of Jas. E. Bishop,
esq, Of this city.
, 1863-01-23

TOR SALE-Rare chance. We
will dispose Of the stock lease md fixtures Of our
well known and literally patEontzed Boot and Shoe
Store, No. Dearborn street. reasonable terms be-
ial2 BIN KELLER BROS.
, 1863-01-23
On Rel1t.

+ OST-A Cow, Ill white, little red
IL mixed about the neck: had =; = rope round her
Hon viii 30 thankfully received Il sorreS q Union
and Third stIeeta- EuHhl&O CARR
, 1863-01-23

TOR SAIIE-The stock and fix
stock and fixtures separately Il desired Or will OK
change TIC above together with aostgaTe for an II
street; or address u" Post ONCE Drawer 6:5. chi
, 1863-01-23

TOR SALE-One new ten horse
Il and one second. hand four horse power Portable
Engine Inquire OF A. n WOOD. ut Sherman House.
Chtcago. tai6- zf6slw
, 1863-01-23

POOK-KEEPER.-A young man
- having few houzs Ct Zach day 70 spare would
uudcrtnte the writing mp OF merchants bt,oEs fYs-
n!shiuE ccrounts &c. Satisfactory refcyencs r3rsn
Address JOHN SIA1E. Chicago Post OMce,
{sS1x3t29t
The Opelousas courier., 1863-11-21
5000 de reconlDellsl

e, PARTS MARRONS du sp,,ssigns
EtS< It environ miles du pont de LIovd
Ga sur la route du chemin du Ferry A.
Barr, dams la mutt du 8 au 10 d'Acn, ]
clavrs ci dessous decrits. savoir:
Tn negre nommG TfREE, coulsur er;s,
d'environ Sc ans, tail.e d'en:iron 5 D5e3s
pouces
Un nacre nomme WILSON, couleut ,
fonck, age d'environ :35 ans, taille d'enyhs,
pads 5 pouces. fortement constyut. utn-
que pne dent de deyant.
Tn negre nomms MCCOY, age de u n
tsille d'environ pieds s poucrs de haut
Une negresse nominee ROSETTA, ass|
yingt ans, environ
CENT PlASTRES seront psysss pop,
prehension dc cIiaeun d eux ct sa livrsian
a un point queleonque entire ie Bayou III
lie Ferry de Burr.
Sont aussi parts nagrons, de mon hsbhA
sur lie Bayou B9uf:
Tn negrc nomme GEORGE, are d5,I|
trente-six ans, ct
Tn azure negre nomms ALLEN, agt M
ron 26 ans.
Cent plastres de reeompense seront NJ
pour la livraison moi de chacun Dc ces 49,
a un point queleonque entire ma g6sattl
Burr's Ferry Les deuy esciayes deraisp1l
sont sans doute SIR mon baE92
on dams le yoisinage; ct les auSres tenteros,aS
babieinent de Tetournef all meme oaartr s.
peu. GEORGER r KIss
st. Landry IL Septembre 1863 M
The Opelousas courier., 1863-11-21

ErNoas apprenons qu'uhe goelette EST
entree il va une vipgtaine de jours dams l.,
Riyiere Mermento avec un charges mept de
poudre. corde ct toile d'emballage, ct d 'au-
tres marehandises.
Trois autres goslettes. nous regre.tons
de fapprendre aussi, oat dl atre hratees
ayeo leurs engagements reapectifs, dams les
menes parages. avant eu'elles de deyias-
sent la proie des federaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-11-21
Etat de la Louisiana,

Coay de District-&. Laaary---M, 4,
TosEPH ST. CYR, de la Paroisso ST. L
q Administrations de Ia succession de III
vige DIN, 6ponse decide de Joseph Be,
dernierement de. la Paroisse St. Landry
enregistre un tsbleau iinal des atfaires dsI
succession, acconpaene dune petition I
dant 'homoiogation d'i eIui; = Et attendul
ete tait drost . la dsnlande de Iadite petidd|
ordre de Ia Couf snsdise. en- date du Is Sd
bre 1868.
En consequence, avis est par lie pr6ssnll
aux interests dams cette succession, al
dedaife leurs raisons, Vi aucune lis ont, I'll
mon Bureau, dams les trente jours auiaA
10 date da present avis, pour lesqueiles Il
hlea,s ne serait pas homologue. Fadmints
decharge de toute responsabillt& ulttfk5
son obligation caneellee.
a. GARRIGUES, CCs.daS}
Opelousas, 10 Septembre 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1863-11-21
E;tat de la Louisiana.

coKr de District;-st. Laadry.--Nos.9a22.
RENJAMIN ANDRUs. de la Paroisse ST.
~ Landry, Administrator de la succession dc
fel Ernest Qaehedeau, DECIDE, dernierpment de
Ia Paroisse s.. Landry. ayant enregistre un ia
blea'' de distribution final des fonds de Iadia,
succession, aecompagne dune petition deman-
dant honiologation d'icelui;-Et attsndn am,;l
etc lait dfoit la demande de ladile petjtion.
par ordre. d. la Cour susdite en- date dta 25 Sen.
teulbre 1868
En- consequence. avis est par le present dome
aux interesses dams eette succession, d.ayoir !
dedfe lenrs raisons, 81 ancune lis ont. par serIt
q mon Bureau. dams les trente iours qui su;rront
Ia date du present avis pour lesquelles ledit i.
bleaa ne serait pas homaogus, Iiadministepr * *
charge de toute responsabilit6 ulterieure 81 ~
bos, cancels. A. GARRIGuEs, Ggsfs..s u
0pessasas, . 0escs-e 1858