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Literary Contest at the Burton Insti
tute.


Mr.. Cory, the Principal of the Burton In
stituto, desirous of making tho students
moro alive to tho literary exercises of the
school, proposed that two of the students
should be selected to choose sides, which
should compete with one another in literary
exercises; the vanquished side to furnish the
hickory y-nuts, chestnuts, apples, Sc, for the
victorious side, and ell to meet at the
Boarding Hall. to celebrate tho time genor
ally. The scheme had the desired Effect
Not only did excitement run high among
the students, but the people of tho town be.
came very much interested in the result of
the contest; especially parents and near
friends of the competitors.
Thursday evening of last week was the ap.
pointed time for the "debut of wranglers. +"
Although 1t was rainy, dark night, the
house was crowded to its fullest capacity
Competent judges had been chosen for the
occasion. The sides were designated by
the names "Northern Star" and "Ever.
green" respectively. The chooser of tho
"Star" side was H. w. Hitchcock; of the
"Evergreea" side, Miss Lenna Townsley.-
Each member wore badge to represent his
or her respective side, consisting of a star
for one and small evergreen for the 9TH
or. The motto of the "Star" was, "Main-
tain fhe Right;" of the Evergreen" mot
rivalry but improvement" Under these
well.selected mott oes and before large au.
dience, at precisely o'clock, the sides took
their position for contest, the Star" COM
mencing the battle 7 ~
The exercises consisted of essays, declam-
atoms, dialogues, and remarkably good
paper on both sides, The best single essay
on the Evergreen" side was entitled "Ro.
nance in Real Life" by Miss Lenna Towns
ley. This was elegantly written, and fine
talent was displayed in its arrangement and
composition. 1t certainly did credit tots
author. The "Old Hear tbstone," by Miss
Altha Cramton, of the "Star" side, ives
fine and exquisitely picturesque prod duction
The picture of tho sold Hearthstone be-
fore it became desolate and ruined spot,
drew the attention and marked approval of
the whole audience The dccamations and
dialogues went off with due credit to tho
performers. The paper on the ~Hverereen"
side was edited and read by Miss Mille
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Johnson; on tho "Sta," sido. by Miss Mari.
otta Parks Both read we'll, with unusual
distinctnoss and cloarnoss. The pieces
were able and spicy, furnishing enjoyment for
tho educated and the fun loving The mu-
sic ON both sidos was good, especially
tho "Star' side.
AT tho close Of tho performance, tho do.
cison Of tho judges was given. There was
very little difference in tho marks of the
two sides; but finally tho Evergreen" was
declared tho victorious ono Then came
tho shout of hurrah! from tho victorious
side. All went home perfectly satisfied with
the evenings entertainment, and deciding
that it was good way to bring out the lii.
erary talent of a school.
Friday evening all the students assembled
at the Boarding HalI,or "Cory Mansion" as
it is moro Familiarity called-to cat of the
luxurious repast furnished by tho "faller
Stars" 1t is well to say that they bore The
yoke cboorfully and without q murmur.-
Some guests, besides the scholars, were in
vited. A happier and more joyous time ia
scarcely ever experienced. Mr.. and Mrs
Cory. together with the other teachers, en-
tored into tho spirit of tho occasion, and en-
joyed it as we'll as the youngest. 1t doo'
ones heart good to see those who are nere,
too old to feel young. At 10 o'clock The
joyous guests finished supper and pays,an
took their departure. all declaring it wa,
the best thing of the season. r. Id.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND
National Telegraph Institute.
+. w. JENKINS, }
}. g. SMITH, A. NJ, Principals.


j. 9. SMITH, A. NJ, Principals.
ALEX. CowLEY,
First College Building, Cor. Penn & 81. Clair Sts
Second " 0. F. Building, F.fih 81
Third Nos. 26 d %, 81. Cia,r 81
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 2S, 1865.
B + Foulk, Buckkorn, Columbia co Pa
X Hamilton, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Walters, Fallen Timber, Cambria CO Pa.
w X McGinuiss Winchester, Adams co., o.
. Swartz. Wooster, Wayne CO., o.
II + Weaver, Allegheny City, Pa.
M Crawford, Fayetteville, franklin CO., Pa.
l. ii fngh, Salem, Westmoreland CO.. Pa.
Maitie Criss, Paris, Washington co Pa.
b Graham, r,.
l. IL Walters, Oakland X Roads, ,Westmord CO p.
Hoffman, Malta, Morgan CO., Ohio.
a Sherwood, McConnellsve, Morgan co., o.
1 Wal,en, Woodsfield, Monroe CO., Pa.
c II Bradley East Liberty, Pa.
X A Smith. Rochester, Beaver co. Pa.
9TFor ;eIms and information concerning the
College, address
JENKINS, SMITH g. COWLEY,
.-.. @ ... Pittsburgh, Pa.
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-r5-Short Notices of HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMED w.
@s| s|HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE,
and as-HUNNEWELL'S ECLECTIC
PILLS will be found in our Notice Columns
from month to month. and where their
great character has not been tested, justice
to preparations founded on the most perfect
respect to laws in medicine, asks their ac-
ceptance with confidence, phich ,oiH be sa.
cred. es- They are for sale by all dealers.
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An invitation was presented from the Go.
auga Musical Association, to join them 10
holding Convention at Clardop, Decem
ber IL, 18Th and l4b. On motion, il was
voted that tho invitation be accepted, and
the Secretary was authorized to act with the
Secretary Of tho G.. M. Association in Gun
ploying Conductor, and making othor
necessary arrangements.
SECRETARY
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erThe PainesvilIe Telegraph judges
IRON what it can learn that there will be
an unuuually large quantity of Sorghum
molasses manufactured in Lake County. the
present season. Tho mills in tho different
townships are said to be in constant opera
tion. The weather, so far this fall has been
extremely favorable to tho crops of cane.
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"The night

"The night
Shows stars and women in better light"
Not so with DR.. ID. II. Seelye's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, which needs testing
that its virtues may be appreciated. AS
yet, has. never failed to curo,if the directions
were reasonably followed.
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The combination OF ingredients in these Pills
IS the result OF long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their opera tioI., and cannot do
harm TO the most delicate; certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, remov
ing all distractions, whether from cold or other
the Heart, Whites all Nervous Affections Hys-
terics, Fatigue, Pain ia the Back and Limbs, dis
turbed sleep, &c (which arise from interruption
nf Nnlnre
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1g- Mrs. A. Patterson. of Hambden, no.
ticing the statement of "B. F. A." ia our
last issue, that tho frost had destroyed the
dahlias, sends us beautiful boquet of those
flowers from her garden, showing that some
have survived and are n perfect bloom.
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@We regtot to state that Rev. J. ID.
Norton, of this place, has boon confined to
his bed for several days past, by an attack OF
fover. His symptoms, however, arc not re.
garded as of dangerous character, and we
hope soon to DO able to announce his rccov.
cry.
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sWer2'2'6zz'S
LONDON Washing COMPOUND.

Has in many, places, almost universally come
into use, resulting in a
GREAT SAVING OF LABOR AND TINE,
and pioving lar less destructive 10 wearing ap-
parel than the old mode of Washing. Bv this
method the Finest Linens and Laces, Cam
bries, &C., can be readily and easily cleaned.
REF FERENCES:
Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Thomas Car roll, Mrs
Henry Carroll, Mrs. James Percy, Munson; Mrs.
Jude Converse, Mrs A. p. wilkins, Mrs L. ID.
Stansel, Mrs. B. II. Shaw, Chardon; Mrs f..
Robinson, Mrs. Rufus Black, Newbury; Miss
Mary Neill, Mrs. C. Kellogg Claridon-a and many
others too numerous to mention, in different
townships OF Geauga County.
For particulars, inquire of
A. FLING, Agent,
Sl3m3 Munson Ohio.
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ao-D. W. Garfield, Esq, has purchased
of his law,partner, II. X. Smith, Esq, tho
residence lately owned by Mr.. Calvin
Knowles. and intends again to become cit.
izen of our village,
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9S-We learn that Mr.. Seth Edison, we'll
known as a successful teacher has been en-
ployed to conduct the highest department
10 oor Viii go School, commencing with the
Winter term.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

were the commencement of new era in the
treatment OF irregularities and distractions thu t
have consigned SO many to a premature grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline. These
Pills form the finest preparation euer put foruord
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT Success. DO
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise
nent to your Druggist, and tell him you uant Me
BEST and most RELIA BE FElHALE Ned
lcine in The World, which is comprised in these
piIIs
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@-Tbe last of tho sories OF meetings nd.
vertiscd by the Board of School Examiners
will be held in Chardon. on Saturday of this
week.
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GS-See advertisement OF Missouri
Lands in another column. Lacy &
Adams, Agents.
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n@Presidont Loomis, of Allegheny Col
cge, will preach at the Methodist Chur CT
in this place, next Sabbath, at tho usua
hour.
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HOME DEPARTMENT

@s-The first snow of the season Goll on
Saturday last, accompanied with rain.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03

gJHollis. the popular teacher Of pen
mansbip, is coming again. See bis advert
isement.
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Farm, containing llS acres. Said farm is 10.
Gated mile south of Middlefeld Corners, a fine
slightly location-a good frame house. two good
barns, well watered, well timbered, we'll fenced
good fruit-and is also convenient to schools and
churches LUCY A. HODGES,
Mddlefeld, Oct. 20.h, 1865. S23w3
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Chronic Constipation,

For which take Single Pill every, or every
other night. They never produce debility, and
Cure In digestion, Dyspepsia, Head
Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints,
the Blood, Loss of Appetite, and ali
Derangements of Bowels or Stomach.
8rSold by ell Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Medicine.
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In ClaridoD. at tho residence of the
brides father, Oct. 25th. by Rev. ID. Witior
Mr.. WATSON A. SPRING. Of Burton, and
Miss HANNAH JOHNSON, of Claridos.
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EGARE OU VOLE,

- E la residence du soussigne, sur lie Co.
T. teau de Plaquemine, Vers lie Is Oc-
tobre 1865, un grand muet AMERICAN
noir. marqne sur une epaule a peu pres
ainsi I'D Aussi du meme lieu, il en-
viron Is mois, deux mulets couleur sorrel,
de tsille moyenne, marques a la meme mar.
que.
Celui qui ramenera ces mulets au sous
signe, sa residence, sefa liberalement re-
compense.
WILLIAM DEJEAN.
St Landry novembre 1865. 2l-3t
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Succession de Marcellite Fontendt, dec.
FENOUs cenx qui doivent la succession de
IL Marcellite Fontenot, veuve decedee de Vale
rien Laheur, sont prizes de venir payer mon do
micile, pres dela Vile Plate immediatement s'ils
Feulent s,eviter des frais
Ceux qui ont des reclamations contre la dite
succession auront aussi a me les presenter,
LOUIS CHAPMAN,
administrator.
| VILE Plate, october 21st, 1865. 19--tf
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.

Succession Divine Langlois.
s. N vertu dun ordre de I'Honorable La
- Cosr du Huitieme District Judciaire
de I'Etat de la Louisiana, si6geant dams
ct pour la Paroisse st Landry, lie public
est par lie present informe quill sera yendu
en- vente publique, au plus offfant ct der.
nier ench6risscur, par l'intermediaire de J.
J. Beauchamp Sherfet ex. officio Encan.
teur pour la paroisse st. Landry, Gu par
tout autre Encanteur, sur lhabitaton ci.
dessous dessgnee, pres des Ilmites de la
vile d'OpeIousas,
lie Mard1 5 Decembre proclaim,
1865, les proprietes suivantes, dependant
de Ia succession de ladite feu Divine Lam
glos, veuve dececee de feu Jacques Gle.
ment Ho'Iier, aussi decede, savoir:
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.Atelier de VOitures.

= soussigne ayant recu un nouvel assorti
Ii ment de matsriaux, est maintenant prst a
satisfaire ses habitues ains que tous ceux qni lu
confieront des repa1 atoms Dorenavant, aucun
Outrage ne pourra stre livrs avant d'ayoir ett
paye; ct tous ceux qui lni doivent pour Outrage
sont pries de venir regler sans delai.
S r. CLARK.
Opelousas IA Oetobre 1865. 1etf
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A ceux que celia concerne,

n OCUA 4W0 CV1G CUUCGTuEo
GyEUA qui coupent du bos sur ma terre
W Jognant mon habitalion, celle du DR..
Geo. Hill ct celIe de NJ. T. G. Anderson,
pres d'Opelousas. sont par le present aver.
lis d'avoir d cesser immediatement, autre.
ment lis seront poursuivis scion toute la
rlgueur des lois.
AUGUsTE DONATE.
Opeiousas ID Octobre 1865. Istf
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g. T.. Rro11ssa,rd..

No So rue de Ia Commune, NILE. ORLEANS.
Il GENT pour la vente des propristes foncie-
res ct soyer d'habitasions
Les rersonnes qsi desrent me confer la vente
GU le oyer de leurs proprieGss sont prices de men
envoyer Ie plan avec une description complete de
tout co qni en- depend, en- fxant le plus bas prix.
20 Octobre 1866 20-5t
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A LOUER:

A LOUER;
TTNE Habitation cotonniere bien anne.
~ lloree, si,uee sur la riviere Atchafa.
laya, dams la Paroisse St. Landry,
Pour les conditions ct dautres details.
s'adresser au soussigne.
GEO. W. HUDSPETH.
u oct lstf 0pelousas.
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Mercredi Is Novembre
TJne Habitatio1l,

situee sur la rive gauche du Bayou Beuf,
dams la Paroisse st. Landry, contenant
apcu pres deux cents arpents de terre, en-
scmble ayec les baisses ct ameIiorations
qu' en- dependent, consistant en- une bonne
maison demeure, un moulin a cotton ct
cotonnerie, magasin mais, ecurie, caba-
nes negres, ETC., bornee au nord par les
terres de Lastie Fruge, au sud par les ter.
res appartenant Robert McCrory, Pest
par les terres appartenant a 7. N. McCro-
ry, eft l'ouest par lie Bayou Boeuf.
n bales de cotton (plus ou moins) betes
cornes, chevaux, coehons, meubles'
de maison, ustensils de cuisine, ins.
truments aratoires.
administrator est autorise a vendre
le cotton l'amiable, eft sill n 'est pas vendu
avant lie jour de la vente il sera alors ven.
du l'encan.
CondHions:-Le cotton ct les proprietes
mobi'leres, payables compliant; Ia terre Sc
ra vendne un tiers compliant eft la balance
I'm ct deux ans dc credit, a compter du
Ter Fevrier 1866. Les acquereurs four.
nlssant caution solidaire a la satisfaction
de l'admInistrateur; ct Ell outre, la terre de.
meufant hypothequee a la succession JUS
qu'as Placement du capital ct des interets
qui auront pu s'accrcitre raison de huit
pour cent par an 4 compter de '6cheance.
DANIEL SANDEFuR,
Administrator.
ID octobro
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
eUCCESSION DE CELESTINE La.
- GRANGE.-Le soussigne Admins.
trateur vendra a a'encan, an plus offfant ct
derner encherisseur, la derniere resi-.
dence de feu dame CeIestine Lagrange,
veuve decedee de feu Francois Quebedeau
a la Prairie Laurent, dams la Paroisse St.
Landry,
LIE % Novembre proclaim,
1865, 10 heures du matin, les proprietes
suivantes, dependant de la succession de
ad lte defunte, saveir:
L'HABITATION
ct les ameliorations qui en- dependent, me-
surant quatrevlngt seize sarpents {plus on
moins) bornee au Nord par Francois Que.
bedeau. d L Est par SainyiIle La grange, ao
Sud par Benjamin Andrns ct Dominique
Arnaud, Ell l'Ouest par Treyile Meche.
decede.
Onze tetes de betes cornes douces;
Tn lot de cochons;
Lis garnis ct bois de Its;
I'm rouet; armoires; tables:
Chaises; dameieannes, etc.
Condaions:-La terre, a IN credit dun,
ct deux ans. d compter du Ter Avril pro.
chain, 1866; lacquereur fournissant ses
obligations avec caution so!idaire 4 Ia sa.
tisfact'on de l'Administrateur, payables d
son domicile, au Grand Coteau; ct en- outre
la terre demeurant hypothequee la sue.
cession jusqn'a paiement final da capital
ct des interets. Et leseffats mobil.ers Sc.
ront payables comptant.
ANDRE D. MECHE,
Administrator.
81 Octobrc 1865.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.

Succession DE FEU Thomas McCRoRY.
- N vertu dun ordre de la Cour de Dis
- tric'. sera vendu en- vente l'encan,
par Ie sousslgne, ou pqg un Encanteur, sur
lhabitation cl-dessous decrite, lie
Kercredi Is Novembre 1866,
les proprit.es suivantes, appartenant a la:
succession de feu Thomas McCrory, de.
cedh. savoir:
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Ruooession de Laurent Dupre.
4 ES perscnnes qui doivent 1 Ia succession de
f. fen Laurent Duprk sont par les prssentes
Rforisees de payer entfe les mains de III. Chris
sval =, Durge, qui est en possession de leuTs Of
#igations. .ass
LASTIE DUPRE.
Execatenr TestlinsestGiTe
st. Landry novemhre 1856. 2ltf
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na- Pour la liste des candidats pour lie Con-
=pras le Senat de rEtat ct la Chambre des Repre-
sentants, nous referons nos lecteurs la premiere
scolonne din reyers de cette page.
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II Nous apprenons avec regret la mort dun
ami ct confrere estimable, William Hutchins,
sdsesds Charleston, Calcasieu, le 30 du mois
&deTner rage de 43 ans. NJ. Hntchins etsit ma
$tif iescette Paroisse. ii public pendant pu-
sieurs annees le Democratic, de st. Martinville,
Spuis5avait transporte son materiel Charleston,
sCa'easieu. on, n'ayant pas etc encourage comme
son journal e reclaniait. il suspendt bient6t ses
publications. II fut aiors e!u Recorder de Pa
boissa, place qa'il occupeo jusqua sa mort
Ce.ait un homngintegre ct bienyeillant ct il
8sera reggrette de tons ceux .qn font eonnu.
Oscar Bercisr q Cie.-En Sc referant un
ahvis dams nne autre colonne, on vera que ces
8lnsssieurs tenneilt une uaison avec laquele les
Hhabitants de Ia campagne ont souyent faire des
hfaires. M. Oscar Bercier frere de notre ancien
Ami, le capitaine Joseph Bercier, est deja comm
Re beaucoup de nos lecteurs, ct lie renom de sa
naison est nm encouragement additional pour
eeux ani auraent iesoin de ses services.
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L. aReifatiiOEl

OH demeurait Iadite defunte en- dernier Iieu
sitne dams la paroisse st. Landry, sur la
limlte de la vile d'OpeIousas, mesuranl
solxante dix-sept arpents ct 10 cen,iemes
de superfcie, bornee au Sud par la propri.
etc de VeiIant Chachere ou lie chemin pu.
bile, lEst ct au Nord par des terres ap.
partenant a Madame Thomas Z. Ander.
son ct Ia Coulee de l'Eco!e, l'Ouest par
ladite Coulee, qui divise lie Cimetiere Pro.
testant de I'habitation, ensemble avec les
Batisses ct an1eliorations
qui y sont situees, Perception de la bar,
riere qu entoure lie clos, csIes qui entou-
rent la maison et les autres batisses, et les
pieux de la barriere du jardin.
Un lot de juments ct poulains;
Tn lot de cochons; un veau;
Trois marques marquer;
Une charrettes;
Meubies de me-
mage ct une infinite d'autres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop Tongue.
Coadaims:-Les proprietes mobi'ieres
sesont vendues pour du compliant; ct l'ha-
bitation sera vendue a un credit dun, deux
ct trois ans, a compter du jour de la vente;
les acqu6reurs f"urnssant leurs obligations
avec cautions sol!daires a la satisfaction de
qui de droit, payables a 'ordre de Charles
5. Holiier, administrator de la succession,
au bureau de James Nj. Porter, en- la vile
ct portant interet a rai~on de
HUT pour cent par an, comp'er de FechG-
ance; ct en- outfe, l'habiiation demeurant
specialement hypothequee la succession
jusqu'au Placement rec! ct efectif tant du
principal que des inteFGts qni auront pu
5 s'accroitFe.
CHRLES S. HOLLIER,
Administr trateGr.
Opelousas 4 Novembre 1868.
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gss- On n'oubliera pas sans doute que c'est
Lundi proclaim l'e.ection du 6 Novembre Tout
Ice que nous avons a dire a nos lecteurs ct anx
syotans, c'est de leur conseer de consulter la
iste des canddats que nous publions plus ioIn, ct
'de cloisr les hommes qui ont fait preuve de pa
|triotisme ct de reimbursement dams les temps
Ion ces ioinmes staient juges necessaires.
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n On vendra auourd' hui, sur rhabitation de
Ecu Cyprien Dupre, 38 mulets, IS juments, mou-
&ons, betes a cornes, ETC., pour du compliant.
Mardi proclaim. en- vendra Chataigner, les
biens de la succession de feu dame j. b Ardoin.
copsistant en- une habitation, un moroccan de terre
sboisee, coton, animaux. etc.
Voir aux avis
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ustensiIs de cuisine.
Conditions:-Toutes les yaches eft bnufs
gras, ainsi que les cochons bons tuer,
seront Payables compliant; ct la balance
des proprietes payabies en- trois paiemens
annueis ct egaux, a compter du jour de la
vente;-Les acqnereurs fournissant leurs
obligations souscrites solidairement avec
deux cautions solvables la satisfaction
de qui de droit. Les placements seront fats
a Jesse B. Clark, son domicile I'Anse
Robert. ct les obligations qui ne seront pas
payees ponctuellemen a I'echeance. por.
teront Interet raison de pour cent par
an compter de Pecheance iusqu'a par.
TAFT Placement; ct en- outre, les terres de.
menrant specaIement hypothequees la
succession jusqu 'au Placement final ct def
na'lf tant du principal que des interets qui
auront pu s'accroitre.
Ii sefa loisible aux acqusreurs de pro.
prietes mobiIieres de payer compliant pour
tout on partie de leurs achats, une re.
duction de cling pour cent sur lie mon,ant
de leurs achats.
Les proprletes seront vendues payables
en- or ou en- argent monnaye, ou leur equi
valent en- circulation rationale.
EMMA ANDRUS,
Administrative.
% octnbre 1865.
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