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IMPAIRMENT or PUBLIC cHARrTIEs.

Senator Lents bill proposes to amend the existing
lava Ua,sed April H. 1862 az TO read as follows:
TIE Controller Of the city Of New York is authorized
to paw to the Department Of Public Charities and Cor.
saii department every year. and the Controller is
Authorized to issue bonds Of said city to raise
snch sums of money may be necessary to give eeot
~ This section No moneys shall be expended BY the
Hoard unless In the manner how provided by law. The
Board Of Supervisors shall have power to fix the salaries
for each Commissioner ns well as to levy the annual
fax required Tor the purposes Of this act"
No Commissioner subordinate shall be interested
in any arrangement by which any pecurnary beneht
shall result to himself in purchasing supplies for the
Institutions
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
CnsuaI,ies on the Jersey Coast.

TuCYrEToy. n. j.. Wednesday, Jan. 10. 1866.
There are now lying in Little Egg HarbOr A.
vessels (schoopers) Northern bound laden with wood
coal naval stores. &c. Three disasters have occurred
among them during the cold weather viz: Schooner
on Huch's Bar Materials and part of cargo will be
saved.
One large schooner With cotton near Buoy No. 4
aHoat In the channel dsmantled; name unknown. She
can be tOwed TO New.York.
small schooner is ashore on Brigantine Beach;
went to pieces last night; name unknown. All the
crew saved
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MARINE DISASTERS.
A SCHOONER ASHORE.
FOUR OF THE CREW FROZEN.
TWO PILOTS DROWNED.
WmMIyaToy, n. C.. Thursday. Jan. II. 1896.

WILMINGTON n. G.. Thursday Jan. II. 1896.
The tug s. c. Hall from Philadelphia. bound
to Galveston put in here COAL She reports that the
schooner Retribution. ashore Hatteras Inlet had
four Of her frozen to death whilo hanging on the
rigging. and two pilots are supposed to have been
washed off and drowned. The Retrbution the old
tug called the Uncle Ben, and transformed early In
tho war into privatcer in this port by the Rebel
authorities. 1t Is not known where sho was from
hound TO-
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A Rrutal Murder Mt pettsviile, Penn.

POrTsvILLE, Thursday. Jan. II, ls66
Mr.. Henry II. Dunno, coal operator, and and
also Superintendent OF the Eew.fork and Schuyikll
Coal Company. was brutally murdered by thrcc men,
last night, about o'clock on his way TO- his home IN
Pottsvie.
The murder was committed on the public highway.
about two miles from Pottsve. No arrests have ye'
been made.
Mr. Dunno wss an accomplished gentlemen and q
universal favore with every one. and his death
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FIRE IN BROADwAY.-AbOut 8 o'clock last
evening fire originated in the fourth story Of building
No l52 Broadway. occupied by Zolloge Schmidt cap
manufacturers The remainder Of the building was oc-
done was principally by water and could not be fully
ascertaned last evening 1t will probably amount to be-
twcon g. 900 and e. 0 said to be covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
VIRGINIA.
A Secretary Of Stnic Chesen-Au Exciting
Contest.

RICHMOND. Va. Thursday. Jan II, 1866.
j. NJ. Herndon of SpottsylyanIa was elected
Secretary Of the Commonwealth to day. AFTER lengthy
and animated debate. Judge Jaynes and Others ndyo,
Gated the reelection Of Col Lewis who was appointed
BY Gov. Peirpout at Alexandria. On the first ballot
Col! Lewis lacked only five votes Of an election
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Tho RriR II. Curtis.

BosroS Thursday Jan. IL. 1866.
The brig +. r. Curtis, Capt Ather,on. from Phila.
dephis with coal of and for Portland went ashore on
Duxburg Beach Monday night. The vessel bilgcd and
filled with water. The crew were saved.
The schooner Fast Wind from Jeremie for Boston.
with iogwood. &C.. is ashore on Biilingsgao Point,
Weufcet. Crew saved.
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FIRES.
A Barn Burned-Thirsy Horses Lost.

TROY \. 7, Thursday, Jan. IT. Ithb.
The extensive barn of the Troy and Cohoes
Horse Railroad Company. situated about midway be.
tween the two places totally DESTROYED by IRE last
night Sone thirty horses and seven cars with harness
And hay were burned. The fire caught from kero'
sene lamp. and spread so rapid, that nothing was
saved fhe total loss was elr 0Oo which was partially
insured
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
The Maine Legislature.
STATE House. AUGUSTA Ma lsl

SIATE HOUSE. ACCCBIAs bihIHe' !
Thursday, Jan. II, 1866
Resolutions were introduced In tho Name
Senate this forenoon and referred to the Committee on
and the principal traitors among his late colleagues IN
rebellion ought to be brought 70 immediate triai anu
speedy and exemplary punishment toy thsg most eooas
0rtues inflicted.
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WHY NOTO

NaADwAYS READY RELIEF Possesses such remsIis
be d;,iaf..iir, -Yv1frnJ siren yeniny apefent sudo
rc snodyne and ohsr propses IS 10 corethe worst cms
OF dsssss they erst In the most sesy climates o. We
v,rd ard where N. poisonous malaria k 30 thick thai yoc
NAV ALMOST cut II with knife why not cure with the eres
does all sorts ofeyes Of The nds type 10 % So 0ws rs
var Iufuenx. &C. are but the mider and weaker forms
the more terrible J.ease lit the wcrst forms as tney
exist the most sckly climates Il will readily cure the lea
ss they prevail amongst Us
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The Owners and lessees Of Properly, CT

The Owners ana LesSeeS Oh ~ era
Int rsstrd in the WIDENING OF ANN anu vi
are informed THROUGH TIE .u p1 ss
men and Couucilmrn with railroad speed 70 wlien .e
streets aud approved BY the late Mayor with .ms", i,
seer its psssase Notwithstanding .sas1 ~
o,s tbsn treeforrths OF the Property holdeis on sai
streets Even the customary privilege o. d.ns
Owners Ls.se. aud oths in:reea N & the w,asnns D,
Inm1yrRsS ToTET rsrk Row. opposite the Asor House,
on MONDAY NEXT, January Is as o'clock E. m to take
.nn -. NAV BE- necessary to stay poceedings and pre-
uc , n rr u property from being taxed from thr.. -
ave million Of dollars In sdd''on 70 'ae present w"
np who have not srsady signed the reu'cn
a.. % do 40 by calling Mr. Fowler. No. - Nassau-st.
T,.. n v. National Freeduau's Relief Asseci.
Win. .dded to ts Board Conmittee On Csrrspond
"a rsn,stiou tho ladies Of that coDmitsee VII oe
d so ~ Room No. o. Bible House. whore they VIII be gs
the letters viss Of mebsrs Of auxiliary soeetp
In the country ,,,,,, co,vvs
Mrs g. WEIR ROOSEVELT
Mrs. JOSEPH SAMPSON,
Mrs OE0 J. CORNELL fCoumittso.
Mra CHAS. n. LOWELLE
Mia SARAH HlTCHCOCk.
Ei1FAksy RUSSELL
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NORTH CAROLINA,
Shocking Butcheries By Nsgvscs-One
Killed and Tive Danycrsusly Weundsd.

WILMINGTON. Thursday, Jan. II. 1865
Two negroes. supposed to belong to the 37th
coored regiment stationed at Fort Fisher entered the
house Of Samuel n Conner on Middle Sound. There
were in the house st the time. Mr. Thomas Pickett
Mr.. Cannon. Miss Pickett Mrs. Carter. and Mrs
Pickett One Of the negroes fred upon them. and
killed Mr. Pickett two shots taking fatal effect Mis-.
Pickett was dangerously wounded In the head. and
Mrs. Carter was mortsy wounded In the throat. Can
non escaped and brought the neghbors to the rescue
butthe negroes had escaped. Efforts are making to
arrest them,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
From Phiiadeiphia-The Murderer q
Miss Watts Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. jan ii. 1866.
Christopher Berger, aged q years, has been
arrested for the murder Of Miss Mary L. Watts IN
Germantown. last SATURDAY. He has made partial
centve TO the deed The with which be committed
the murder has been found.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Court OF Appcals-Calendar

ALDANY Thursday. Jan. II 1866.
The day calendar for Jan. IL, 1cj6-Nos. -,
So 81. 70, 90. 81. 9l!. 50, 92 aud a3
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GALVESTON. Texas, Jan. ..

yia WAsIIISGrOH Jan. ii, le66.
An order from the Department headquarters
will be promulgated here tomorrow mastering out Of
the service large number OF regiments doing duty in
Texas.
The lis, has not yet been made known, but It Is be-
lieyA to include abou, 1900 troop'-al but three
regiments
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Gpeeial Notices.
Social and Political science.-Tl

social and Political Science.-This section OF the
Association for the I'D, ,lceinru. Of science ani Art VIII
NEE, 10, their rooms, Cooper Institute FRIDAY ENENNb
ian H. At a o'clock Subject o. dscu,sion- Representative
Governments" Admission free.
Chamber of Commercr.-A spe,ii. rnee,in, Of tire
CHAMBER Of onmerce will be held FRIDAY next jan "
a, ocock 70 hear a report from the Select C;nnee ar'
.he 4 confer the subject OF representa-
ion ,f the United States at the Paris Exposition
Nv order JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. jr., S~ere'ary
sixth Assembiy District Union Association.-
Tho ontee Of the above As.ecailon Tor he year 1870
I ,aee, for oresuilatou 1t Runks Hotel No 27t Grand
at J o'clock oyn.rvs,,,ru p.,.,or.
sixteeuth Assembly District UniOn Association
yesusr meeting Hi. Association will b. hold 20 Head
ousrter, pnsrdens 1hrisv bstveen Fiityninh scd
S,tie,L ,s thi, FRIDAY EVENING January H. 1866, at
"'''' J. w CULVER, President.
At,Ax CoopEp Secrrtiry.
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DOMESvYC PTvRPO9ES.

Every family should bs provided with bottle of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. Ono bottle costs only % cents.
AMI th bottle An used for various purposes with tue ~
sur.ncs Of doiuX permanent good than one hsHdd
ioars err.nd.i for Other mstnc' and phy'e'an Prs.es
TOM, f uldcny seized with knss the OF the Relied
will nsn,y are., the disease ani saarl immediate eo TO
the patient.
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9Th Regiment n. q. n. y. \.
RECEPTION
AT rHB
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

AtNOEN1 UF MI oINf "
JANUARY 81, 1856.
Ticket, can he obtained by the members oil ts Regimen
and their friends. rom =, ,,,
Iirut C. b. Boswick Veteran Corp.), No ID Broaivay
r. j. Bosert, lst Co. No. 4l6 broadway
ser,, r. NJ Weed n c. Staf, No: 35 Broad-st
a. O. v Qullsrd. I'd Co No. 12t Hut'on's'
Joseph Dorr Sd Co. No ~ srren.st;
J.. q Woodhousc 4,h Co.. MoaM. Building. Room
H. T. Wyckof 9Th Co No. ~ Warsas-
L. n Came. 9th Co. No. . Plat...t.
g. a. Mescbnin, .th Co.. No. 6!5 Ilirt ava
O. H. Richardson 9Th Co., No. sol Broaiway -, ~,
r. Keeler, IT,, 9th Co.. cor. Sixth ave. iai Iw'Nh e.
L. Drake. Ich Co.. No 500 Broadway
Corp 4 V. Van Woert. No. B Ferry.s, -
priy ]. C. Rush,on Broadway aud Twenty fifth st.
L. b. RAIDER, No. 100 Penlst
II. II. HOLLY .
SEQ Finance Con mst'ee
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
TEN YEARS RHECMATISM
CURED BY PU3BiN1 THE SPINE WITH
DNVANiS READY RELIEF

ROBT ELY esd ssed 80 has been afflicted with Rhsums.
tim tr 10 year Fox the pest rnons confined 70
his room pes',c.'y help-sa His limbs were distoned
ani m-ssp.n hs hsnds crsmpej that he could
nsher move al, fingers opea shut his hands rhev
rac paus ran rio. a. his body moving him from hts
nod he intense suffering lie wis induced 70
nave b, ,pne r,brd hour morning and night, with RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF Tho first rubbing gave hum ee:e
s. s,ce,.ye rcbbings relieved him Of psin one monthe
aup;e,t,on Of the RELIEF and few doses OF RADwAts
Pfis enrsI him II, il now we'll and hearty map. and>
r.,s th. RELIEF anl PILLS occasionally only.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
HoteI Personal.

Major.Gcn. Jas. Il. Steadman, Augusta. Ga: (;
Gen. c. ii. Peallee. Portsmouth; Hon. T. W. Park.
Vermont; Hon. 4. B. jackson. Syracuse; Gen. ". c.
Whitney. Boston, Rev. L. W. SehOn, Tenn. and the
Hon. G. c. Washbarne. Wisconsin. are at the st.
Nicholas
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A Schooner Burned.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday Jan. II. l-6d.
The schooner Augusta, from R0ckland for
New York. went ashore on Block Island on the Nh ins
took FIRE and the vessel and cargo becsmo total loss
The crew was saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

IN iicias il ia tho uost useful remedy known ec
IL, world r ci,cd with pain sickness or threatened wite
aay laaisuns disease viii quickly cure sse p:i,eS'
aud r-ots-t IA. system sgi.l.t atacks IN FEW MiN
IrTF, afer .he application OF tue READY RELIEF eset
n,y or t internal te patient sensa w,Sn
,he NOS, everrti,tllg PAINS, ACHES GRANTS 6 Kh6v,
M,TTSM NEURALGIA, GOUr LuMBAoU, rEvEn
AND 4, ,iSR sPAsMS. SORE rHiOAr iSfLuESNEAa L,iS "a
oiPHTHRNiA. CONGESTION. or iNFLAMMArioN'"~
euioy and comfort ,,,-, Am orrrrpa ,..,Ai-~
,r,,ly s..,i districts where 1t dfhcuM 70 ,Ys 2te -
aryse, 81 A pnysici.n RAILWAYS READY hELiEr I'm
v,,., I. can bs used with positive assurances " ooMf
,eot in AZ cases whes pain d,smo,t
go. .,,.t =, ,i lEFLUENIA DlPHTHERiA S0HL ThnoAJ
naD cOrfiHS HOARSgNESs. BILIOUS EpLiT ddS AZ
W. " ~ x,t,i ,grnN Of The BOWELS. STOMACH, tUNO4
LIVER KiDNEYS o. with cRoUr' 9giSSSnh nsvE4 vES4
eoLyoaTUX TooTdAcHE EARACHE q ~ I'm LUM. .yis.
11do PAIN IN THE BACK, OF rkttEUMAriSM, o. WIN
~ HtopntiEA CHOLERA MOaGU5. or DfSENrEkl'
i,h RfiENS 5CALD3 or BRUISES. or with srhA!nS,
SSlp,h9ps or SPASM5. The application OF kADwAfS
RFApi RELEf rM cure y,a OF the wor't 'f thsse co"
pIaints in q few hours ,,.naI,h., ma.
t,l physicians and popular remedies ths mos am @
i, ~ a 'esse. to .r-a,-yet nADWAYS READY RELIEF
~. mayer failed IA adordns immediate rsie to the saustc
sni ia al ca.e. Of Acute naamm.ory OF Nevsus knesns
'i,m 70 effect ps,usnent cure In Cnronlc Hheumes@
.ri ,iout RADWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP. called ~ ~.
eatirg Pso,rf sh,ud be taken % An .d'sucs WIN '"'
READY RELIEF.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

DguoRrsT's MoSTHLY-Acknowledg the
best and most popuar parlor magazine offers wheeler
Wilson sewing machine for only - supserioefs NJ
each md in addition beautiful present to zach sub
scriber.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
YEILOW ECVER.
DURTNG THE WAR

Hore lives saved by The use Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF than from the best efforts Of the medical saG We
have hunIejs Of letters proving this fact We have tho
dcnce 70 prove thai csses where mpn by exposure
lsrious swamps, bottom lsnds rios fields. &C. used RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF: invariably escaped sickness
ys., Bilious pevsrs Diarhsa choeri Rneumatism, dcl
and those only who when thus seized. used the READY
RELIEF, entirely recovered.
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mARRIE ID.

BANCROFT-WATrS-Tu this city on Thursday morning
jan H. 1856 by the Rev James D. Wi.on Albert H. Bau.
croft o san Francisco TO Fannie A. daughter OF the Hon
John s. Watts OF New Mexico. No cards.
UOpGMAN-BARKER-On "Wednesday. Jan. 10. by the
Rev r.. L. P'en,is George r. Hodgman TO L,,i.s A.,
daughter Of stephen Barker es, all OF Tuekahoe n 4
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IT'S UNIVERSAL ItaE.

Ncure. the diseases incidental TO all climates u
has been tested IN Asia Africa South America Europe Eat
snd Wcin1ic, sni cured tho worst foms Of cso'er Dye
entery Fluxss Fsyers Yellow Fever. swamp Marsh Ship
snj other failed In protecting porous who
lsrd /. a. preventive agiiDst attacks
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Advertisements

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~. vr.,.r sf Police Of Boston Dead

BOSTON. Thursday. Jan. il. 1860.
Mr. Daniel ]. Coburn, formerly Chief OF
po.. 4. this city. died suddenly last night at bis
,ssidepce In Maiden. Of disease Of the RsaSt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
l. Il.
TnE UNIVERSALLY or
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLD.
TuE UNIVERSALLY o.
ONE 5O.CENT BOTTL
USE IN THE WORLD

ONE 5o-CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS-ANQ PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF Ell
DEMC AND CONTAGIOUS DlSEASES-THAh ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR 0THER AEDl
CfNGS OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
TIE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is AP-
Piled EXTERNALLY. OR TAKEN INTERNALLY.
ACCORDING To DlRECTiOSS-PAlN, FROM WHAT
EVER CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
1S4o. ASIATIC CHOLERA. l040.
IN isa9 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF CURED OVER
10000 PERSONS SEIZED WITH ASIATfC CHOLERA,
AND. BY ms FINELY USE As PRE- EVENTfVE. SAVED
OVER ONE MILLION OF LIVES.
1866. YELLOW FEVER. 1855.
In 1856 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF cured tboussnds q
person. seized with Yellow Fever AZ preventive Of thit
srrbs disease Dr. Frederick PsSe Of Mississpp urged
n use Medical Bosrds Of the Southern aud pub
cy recommended it the most certain safeguard in tho
world.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

JEFFgRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
LADIES GOOD BOors AND Siiois AND i'.t, 1nSIIhhLN
~ ',rpvrs nj low prices. JEfrEgs No. 5i3 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EyERYWHERE'
P.ice 50 cents per Bottle
Dr.. JOHN RADWAY 60. Montreal y. q; =,
RADNAY & 90, No. 81 Maiden lane, New iTA

Chnpped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, Cnn.
biain,. &c.-HE0EMAN Goa CAMrhohios
WITH GLYCEaINE cures chappsd hands. se' '"n's"
aely and vii keep tue skin 'oit and smooth 'os
wes.h.r Seld by druggists Price % cents %" ~
ssr,.,.. HE0EMAN Co.
Chemist. and Druggsts Nov 'fosk.
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I,,--..-...,. Patent Elastic Rubber Presaie ~ y
Har!mat, ~, .ss..t chs,pest AMI n,as sppoSsd q .ns
oa4:saa. s.n ss.a 4. SNssG. LoyEj9Y sgAgtgA v31Ise
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,Stseie,a Feather Dusters for Preserts. .
PARLon DusrsRs. PIANO Du.fxka CHxn, n, nrsrssS
iissAxY DusrIRA CouSrxH DusrsRs ovss IVY ~
riss Or Dcsrsns soa STORES horsLs AND p"sL-'"S' "
IcTS STsrLE1 No sPARK-Row opp Aslo. House.
A. y.,,i.n,aa :. In wait Of shirts. Hosiery. osI
aas2 Cosins Gsve. Scarf. Tie. s; sss ~:
= an.. Ill N, 1 PARK ROW, opposite the hHx 49,
a. hsI Winter stock . to b: 's:Sc .,oa oi pspsI c.
to uscs 100 Linen Collars - per dozen Heavy 1'"s
.nnsl Dsswsrs 81 Is sne 30 % taroaso ne en...e
U.,,,n..,s Patent Elastic Rubber Pyesale =. ~ y!
The Opelousas courier., 1866-10-27
Am Ordinance

To protect the pouements, streets, and
drainage Of the Tovn Of Opelousas
against the roofing and damages
byhogs running at large earithin the corporate
limits Of the Iown Of Opelo,tsas.
A LII measures HERETOFORE adopted by the
N Board of Police of said Town having pro-
we'd unavailing in preventing the running at
large of hogs in the streets and public grounds
of said Town, to the great destruction of its
streets and pavements,
SEC. l. 1t is therefore ordained by the said
Board of Police of the Town of Opelousas, That
from and after the date of this Ordinance all
hogs running at large within the streets and pub
lie grounds of said Town, shall be and are here
by declared public nuisance, sub bject and liable
to be abated by their immediate destruction;
SEC. III. Be it further ordained, &C., That the
said hogs, when found running at large in the
streets and public grounds of said Town, shall
and are hereby ordained to be the common pro-
perty of any person or persons who will destroy
the same; provided, that in no event shall the
said animals, when so killed, be permitted to
remain within the limits of said Town, as a fur
ther nuisance.
Ordained, October Sd, 1866.
F. A. KING, President.
Attest:
JOS D. RICHARD Clerk.
Opelousas, October 9th, 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-10-27
CLERKS OFFICE
Opelousas, Oct. Goth, 1866.

ESTATE OF JAMES JOHNSON.
District Court, Parish of 81. Landry.-Na 1891.
VALCOURT LAFLEUR, of the Parish of
~ st; Landry haRing<fled petition to'be ap-
pointed Administrator of the Estate of James
johnson, late of the Parish of St. Landry;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to ali inter
ested in the said Estate, to make opposition if any
they have, in writing, at my office,in the Town
OF Opelousas, within ten days from the date of
the present notice. why the prayer ofsaid petition
should not be granted
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, October goth, 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-10-27
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Estate of Marcelite Gailbeaw, deed.
DY virtue of an order from the Hon the Court
ID of the Eighth Judicial District of the State
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St. Landry
and to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder at the resi-
dence of r. J. Smith, near Grand Coteau, on
WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1866,
the following described property, belonging to
the Estate of Miss Marcelite Guilbeau, deceas-
ed, late of the Parish of st. Landry, to wit:
About 2400 pounds of ginned cotton;
Eight creole horses;
One gentle creole horse;
One work OK;
Two wild mares and colts
One small mule;
One COW and calf;
Terms and Conditions :-CASH
JOHN +. SMITH, Auctioneer
October 9th, 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-10-27
A TRACT OF LAND.

situated in Prairie Vile Plate, in the
Parish OF st. Landry, bounded North by
the Land OF Joseph Zincourt Fontenot,
South by the land of same, East by the
same, and West by the land of Mr., A.
Nidrine, measuring about sixty-threo ar
Ill., penis superficial measure) together
.MiI with the BUILDINGS and improve
ments thereon erected and thereto per
tanning. Also, a FRAME HOUSE and
other improvements, situated on the Pub
lie Land, at Point Sacket, in Prairie Fa-
luetaique, in the Parish of St. Landry ;
$500 pounds cotton in seed;
head horse creatures;
yoke of work oxen
10 head of horned cattle;
A double barreled shot gun;
a lot of hogs;
An old buggy;
Plantation implements;
Household furniture;
Kitchen utensils and
Many other articles.
Terms and Conditions The purchase
money payable on a credit of one and
two years; that is to say, one-half paya-
bic on the lst of April, 1868, and the
oChef nail payable on the ist OF April,
1o69-purchasers furnishing their notes
with two solvent sureties to the satisfac-
ton of whom tie right; said notes made
payable to the order of the Administra-
trix, and bearing interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from maturity of each
until paid. And moreover, the land re-
naming specially mortgaged unto said
Estate, until full and entire payment of
capital and interest that may accrue
AURORE Z. FONTENOT,
Administrative
September 29th, 1866.
The Opelousas courier., 1866-10-27
Public Sale.

Estate Of Carlosttn 4u-eaRe, deceased.
DY virtue of al order of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, there will be sold
at public sale, to the last and highest
bidder, ythe undersigned Administrator
or through the ministry of a duly commits
stoned Auctioneer. at the Grocery Store
of F. Brown, at Wathington, Oh
-UEDNESD.4 I, 4's>.'e''sber 14al 1866,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate of CarlOstin Auzenne,
deceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry,
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Estate Auguste E'ollain.
TNHOsE who are indebted to the Estate of Au-
L guste Follain, deceased, late of the Parish
of ST. Landry, are requested to come forward and
settle within thirty days from the date of the
present notice. if they wish to avoid costs and
those who may have claims against said Estate
are also requested to present them to the under
signed within the same delay for classification.
JOEL III. SANDOZ,
Administrator.
Opelousas, October 6th 1866. 17-5t.
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Estate Of Nargaret Jane Dick Hjlson.
"ILL be sold, by the undersigned
w Administrator or duly licenced
Auctioneer, OH THURSDAY, the
First day Of Norember, 1866,
at the last place of~residence of Marga-
ret Jane D. Wilson, deceased. on the At
chafalaya river, in the Parish of St. Ian
dry, the following described property,
belonging to the said succession, to-wit !: