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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
Jno. ]. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No SO Wall ST

And g.: lie Cmpauy't dvc-ti.rd agcut- throu -Lou;
the United STATE.
Reuittauces should be in drafts or other fund
ps. in New lork an! Bonds will be sen. frye o.:
charge return ~ Icss Ta-ti-, sib-chin.. through
locs agents, il. lo,k them thci- sa delivery
\ PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR i>;> hI- 'l-t hccn
published ly the Comp ny, giving fuller information
th,n il possible dv,rtiscuca,, cspcctir pro-
gress of he work, q. a. country ttvcg-d
by tn road, the constr cti m ND the v.lu.
Of the Bonds, which VIII he free On appcatio Il
COMPANY : otHcc an Of the advertised AGENT.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
May -, $50. t;JuIyIO MN YoRE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

purse of seventy dollars. As lac i unable
to labor. the gin was very timely. Ia the.
north pant of Burke. hail. accompanied by
nigh wind. prevailed. The growing crops.
especially hops. Mere nearly destroy ed.
Large maple trees were blown down. and
some glass broker by the haii-StCnes.
some Of which We're large A. robins eggs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
a BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.

u rod from: by about deep with cellar about 2Ox
ooschcrric- and icy sidr tree-, al within
min ter walk of two fOuu3Ticz and machine shops
Ar -hu machin7, sa-h blinds and door, and box fI
toric-. auI within IL minutes walk of he johns
bury pciot IVr particulars eITuirc Of I. X WAITE,
st. JohH-hIrv, Or Of /. II. JONES' Mortified, Vt
ApIl Il Isl. If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

file express train will be put on the
.,........,.,ic road next Monday. The pas
......... rains will then leave this place a.
..,y.. Going south. 9 Is \. NJ. and 9 90
81. Going north, II :l3 A. 81. and ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

those who were fortunate enough to wit
ncs~ them in 1861. will exhibit in s..
JohnSburr on the 18th of July. with new
aud novel attractions. Since this circus
vas here last. the managers have import
cd from Europe >uue OF the most ccle-
DRAFTED riders ana "ymna>ts in the world.
and tie troupe i now larger aud more
complete than ever before.
Nf." advertisements.
!. X. y 6. /. Rcmicl introduce = new
stock Of dry goods into their store in the
Passumpsic block. and announce the same
to the public.
Z. W. Blake of Lower Waterford has
something to say to those who want har-
nesse-.
The democracy will be interested in the
advt. Of the Passumpsc Railroad OF half
fare to New ! DIRK from July to 10.
O. {. Dow has filed up the Childs' jew
elry store with new stock of goods. and
asks Tor Il share of the public patronage.
Mr.. Dow Ia, been jewcller for Mr.. ChiIds
during the past year. and now succeeds
him in the business.
Me-sls.!iill u Clapp ADVERTISED heir we'll
known marble works in another column.
They are good wOrkmcn. and can furnish
as handsome a mantle or monument a.
can be procured elsewhere.
Mr.. Gage wants the right kind OF girl
in his portrait gallery.
The grove at Lyndonville has been put
in order, with ample seat and house ac-
Communications, for Sabbath School celc-
bratious. picnic,. camp meetings.. etc.
CHbOt--- BHSiItcss Improvements,
etc.
The business OF the place for some rea-
son has been unusually lively tor the past
few weeks and bids fair to be so daring
the wear, and perhaps ii may be attributed
to the fact that the Portland and Og,lenS-
burg railroad is now a sure thing. The
merchants. A. f. Srragpe and }. f. Perry,
both purchased much largcr stocks Of
goods than ter several years before. and
Judging from appearances around these
houses, We should think they were disirib-
ulng them last among the people in this
and adjoining towns.
Mr.. J. \. Harrington has added largely
to his former stock Of tin and hIrdw are.
and customers are waited upon in gen
tl~mauly and bu>meSS-li>c manner.
MeSsrs. Cadr " Dution in their new
!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
FOR CHURCH, LODGE ROOM or SCHOOL

new, tine-toned, Macon e Hamlin CABINET Or
GAN for sale at a great bargain. For particulars,
quirc at this Office or of II. T. SHOREY,
# ST. Johnsbury Centre
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

". ar, requested by the town COM
.... 90 call 4 Republican caucus At the
.Iau-hury House on Saturday evening
, ,.Ipck, 20 choose Delegates to the
~. Convention to be held at Burlington
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

\. +. Way OF Hardwick purchased a
.s. wear. old horse about year ago ioi
,.In. and sold him a few days since loF
7~ thousand dollars. He proved 10 Dc
..,uenrd with speed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
FOR SALE '

The -ub-c iber offers for -al. small house and barn
and fv" # land situated three, fourtis a mile
north Of - lOim5huTy tcntr-. the main Lvu-
don Corner Price S.nu. Enquire Of GAIT. .KENER-
son al ,. joln-hury Centre, or HARVEY LYFOED,
CaIO:.
cabot June - SOS. 1915
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

h,Wrr but ). yoa naut rhif # elys.um you
will ind the ppr lcli t i i he heav MY odor
Of fHNLoS's erfume, FLOR De MAYO" sold
by al druGri-t- 1918
- :. al Internal and eHtcrrs remedy for all lung
diffculte told thut ,Johnsons Anodyne I.ini-
has quail; it vii cost but li;tie t:y it and
fee. relief - II follow. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

solomon Humphrey is about opening
......ry store under John \. MoOre's
.. All! clothing store, in the rooms re-
.....y vacated by Lafayette Soper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
Caledonia County Medical Society,

The trst semi annual meeting ;ot the tH!cdo. il Go.
Med. >ccirt,, win b. holden a. Lsndoa cor. rr,
WEpNFsD>N. JJLl =, At 10 A The members Of the
invited At, nj tuc next Il; # the
Viii MouutnL Med. Srcie-y At Lancaster, y. IL, On
Wedn, sdIy. Juy lst. :. j. BROOKS, VI. d
1914 ~rCFcta.v.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
MIR. Renne claims that the name MAGIC

oil" II l. 'r de iu,rk,' A. i that any Pr-on who use
thrt name ia. medicine DO a. heir pc il, much
though tiny stole lny ether property a.: H., be-
rid. their extra meaunos The nuine RenGc's T. in
n Iii : Mage il il what he people ant, AMI will
hsv. It,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

" Wm. Cahill and VIM. Mcfarland
r,r blasting rocks tor Geo. W. Woodruff
Burke on Friday last. stone weigh
ing ~ los. was thrown some four or ilVe
r,as. and passing through the gable end
eta barn. struck CaAiIl on the back OF the
..,3. making severe scalp wound, but
.-malyy not traciuring his skull. "a
r. ID bad zone into the barn tor security.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

form exclamation II tie mil Ing wo t,ntIy uze
''Earr IT'S Ta-c.ihic H.ir Esto.stivr." uue bottlr
vii .onrincc the mo sccrticl f i Iurac lou eject
upon thu human lair N,:'o. i..ra.Js. t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

valuable Morrill, stallion colt, four
.-s cid. owned by Richard b. Flint of
....r,rc. died suddenly. Monday night.
.., assured.
o.,omon Humphrey is about opening
......ry store under John y. Moore's
. aa5 clothing store, in the rooms re-
...iy vacated by Lafayette Soper.
-lr.r express train will be put on the
,....,,n,ic road next Monday. The pas
........ rains will then leave this place a.
-..s.. Going south. 9 is \. N, and 900
81 G,fug north. II :l3 A. 81. and :32
~. ar, requested by the town COM
Ice. =, call a Republican caucus At the
- .I.In,hury House GA saturday evening
o'clock. 20 choose delegates to the
STATE. Convention to be held at Burlington
"a, week.
Lawrence RYAN. whose wife We adj
....-...,.i Two or three weeks ago. found the
... way AT work at a farmers in Lyndon.
-.,. vas induced to 20 home To her nus
land child after all absence OF two or
.- Weeks
The frame of the new church at No.
..,ilIr has been raised. as the star
.-.,. withou; accident or mistake OF any
The building is contracted to he
a .,rninT stage leaves his place Tor
s, .... ..-. ou the arrival oi the northern
.....i.,-. IN tuesdays and saturdays;
...4a.a. Tparhrs lnjs place in season
... .ai} train on Monday :. eel
..- aul F.i:!avs.
,.... 49,. ..,,.
.-
A. wv -...; r..
.' ''''.'''' ,,.t.
,..,.,.., .,.,,,le
'.' - Gun ,...',..,,:.,,-
'.'.e ''''''
nay -
~. E,aru Gt.' NJ. Elm ". NrSe'.'
.ii,.,. ,t >5ooo 81,
- '''4 d ,''S'', ~ ~ o,r-.,,,,.-
-.,.o. - c1n -
'''. = p - I;,.n,,i,.v hold
''-,' ,l.l,a .f,no orli. dasth.
"
,a..,.f,I, , rnn.rr ,f ,h. me.,iu,s
81 t''o@ '. -, = S.i,,,,n, wac,n,o, dn
.rso,ol satist,crion
.''''" ..,.,', ,.,,..,..,,a,,i,.o ba,.fii {
.,,.1 ,ur ohIi-
Y IN ,.a-o ,...,, cnntrihuted to
" ',,....,,- .s,,..i,,.
.,,d floors IF the ney,
.Ia,-,r,h.Ia - who la
I, IN, tina ~ adv ready
~.Uc. occasion, and to our brothers camp
.l.iuuiu.r. OF the Express. who besides
-.-,., ,l.fr hest cndravOrs to the enter.
s..u.Yr of the fraternity. showed us what
.,- admitted ON all hands to be one OF the
.... r.rlIll-! AMI neatest printing offices
.... STATE
! HiDh-Prtc" morse.
y l. way I'll li@I u ~" i0N f''' -,
IS" wears "Ia morse ABOUT
,.IH. and sold him few days since io'
7r thousand dollars. tie proved 10 "
.ealenrd with speed.
,' "' -,.u .a ym ucForIor,
.'.......,,. 60. Goo " woodruff
v..-. 49,, r,ilo,- lost . stone weigh
...-... 49,. tt,rav.r some four or tiv,
..-. ..l no.sir,, ,broupb tbe psble en-,
= -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

Erj,j L"rHfS.
valuable Morrill, stallion colt, four
.-s,lI owned by Richard b. Flint OF
..I,,e. died suddenly. Monday night.
.., Insured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
FINE HAIR JEWtlRY!

over ''i -peCl' na i ami urs alo twice ron.
uLi- Ilctosy Oh i. BLR,IAI.n - Co.. Of NV ok.
CAL an SEE thc.A, II aJHAliD's. 4.
Ju:4e /, 1919. IUtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

Stone, EosstOa IL Marr0y'S Circus.
a pictorial advertisement in our paper
will convey the information that this pop
ular establishment. the performers OF
which afforded SO much qualification to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

The frame of the new church at No.
rlillr has been raised. as the Star
-.>. withuu; accident or mistake OF any
The building is contracted to be
,HaI by the first OF December.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

Lawrence Ryan. whose wife we all
sod Two or three weeks ago, found the
away at work at a farmers in Lyndon.
., vas induced to 20 home to her hus-
.. and child after all absence OF two or
.. weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

~. .yar4 Ul., ii. Elm ". Newell.
... ..r ,ho+. sudden death Ne gave las
-. had an Insurance policy OF $1,000 Oh
.s. J,I. IL. Baxter. u. D.. acknow-
-- The pit by his mother of $40
T.. which was lac on lite policy held
g.. Baxter at the time of his death.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
Gold. & Low Price Papers

TO DO found in Vermont I he p1tseSns nearly ali
new and surpa-z anything -vez have born sble u
chow Gforv, at prles much lea than last
sea-on.
May q, 1865,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26

Hiram Hill Z ChaS. j. HeriRg;' Fore
closure. Mr.. Hills name was not sub
scribed to petition; neither was that Of
Mr.. Stoddard, his solicitor. Bill dismiss,
ed with costs. Stoddard; Pierce.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-02-22

years from day of sale. Purchasers tcg
furnish their notes with satisfactory scr
curity to the Administrators in solido,s
and residents of this Parish, to bear
eight per cent. interest per annum after
maturity until paid The lands remain
ing specially mortgaged and vendors
privilege retained until full and entire
payment of both principal and interest.
Acts of sale before w H. Haskell, Re-
corder, at purchasers expense. PuF-
chasers also furnishing Internal Beve-
nue. stamps for sales and notes. .1"
. #~a.#v CELESTE AUGUSTIN,
.-a ,,..1 ......rr Administrative.
Lake Charles, February 10, 1868. ..--+
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Lake Charles Male and Female
ACADEMY. ...~

THE present session began, Monday;
l. sd Sept, 1867, and will close about
the last of July 1868. ........... .....
Charges in specie or its equivalent in
currency, payable monthly. --..-- GO
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children, 49,. ...-... So 90
For young men andtyoung ladies, 8 90
Tuition in English department. ~, 2 90
Students furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kins
Strict attention paid to the moral
instruction OF students. .tE M@-". =
J. W. BRYAN, Principal.
Feb, Is, 1868.-1y. - -..-.'- .
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AVIS PUBLIC

list par le present donn6, qua partir
T. de cette date, lie ne serais pas res
ponsable, pour aueune dette, contract6e
par Theogene Broussard, au nom. de La
soci6t6 commercials. Broussard Gle.
J'ai institute Yes procedures iudiciaires
pour la dissolution ct lie r6glement de La
dite societ6.. .. ...--.-.r--LZ-.,.-
."' Cd. JEAN CASTEX..
Rivi6re Mernentow, 10 Fey. 1868.
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Notice..

TTHE Stockholders Of the Calcasieu
L Petroleum Association will meet at
Lake Charles, On Saturday, February
22d, for the purpose of advising means
to prosecute the work. Members will
please attend and pay up their assess
ments or declare their stock forfeited.
DIR. W. FL. KIRKMAN,
Director.
Lake Charles, Feb. is, 1868.
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PTTRLTC NOTICE

rs hereby given that from and after
this date, I win not be responsible
for any debts contracted by Theogene
Broussard, in. the name of Che partner
ship firm of Broussard 8 CO.. l have
instituted suit for the dissolution and
settlement Of said partnership.
- II M.-....f.. -. JEAN CASTEX. a
Mermentow River, Feb. 10, '68.-3t.
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very ragged negro he found sitting
| at d cross-road, and questioned him
in regard to the route to Burkes-
vile The negro replied intelli-
gently, giving him the necessary
directions, and the commissary
was about to ride on, when it oc-
Cured to him that the darkey
might possibly assist him insearch
for something eatable. He began
by asking if he knew where he
could get q feed for his horse.
After moments hesitation and
rapid inspection of the ques-
toner, the darkey replied in the
affirmative, and Immediately led
the way through a gate to a small
clearing in the piney woods. Stop
ping in the yard of a small shanty,
he went in and got the key of a
pretty good sized corn-crib, which
he opened and displayed to the
commissary's envious gaze 40 or
80 bushels of the finest corn in the
ear he had ever seen, even in Vir-
ginia. He took out a liberal feed
for the horse, and remarked that
the Yanks had spar'd him that
much" The commissary saw in
his minds eye his brigade once
more eating a "square meal" and
assuming his most persuasive tone,
commenced:
" Uncle, I have about six hun
dred men behind here a little
ways, who have eaten nothing to
speak of for five Or six days. They |
have thirty or forty miles to travel
on foot, and they will never be
able to make the trip in their
condition. Could you not
let them have a couple Of ears of
corn apiece, and save their lives ?"
Darkey: els dey Southern SOL
diers?"
Commissary: eyes,"
Darkey: Well, reckon, young
master, they's the last I'll ever see,
You just tell them to come along
and take what they want.
And having said this the poor
old fellow sat down on stone and
cried like a child.
90 In an hour or so the troops came
along, and were marched up in
single file to the corn-crib and |
given two ears apiece. The old
darkey, in the meantime, had
knocked in the head of barrel of
molasses, and nearly
every man got a tin cupful. There
were a few cases of cholic that
night among those who were not
fortunate enough to get any sor-
ghum, but that did not lessen the
gratitude of the men for the last
Confederate ration issued to the
Louisiana troops in VIRGINIA.
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Notice
Convention Tax,

ALL persons owning property
In this Parish, are hereby notified
to come forward and settle their
(" Convention Tax immediately.
or they will incur the penalty
prescribed by law. Office open
every day.
d. J. READ,
Sheriff and Collector.
Sheritf's Office, Lake Charles.
La, Feb. Is, 1868.
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w. H. KTRKMAN. M. ID.

ID ESPECTFULLY offers to the citi-
II zens of Calcasieu, his Medical SER
vices on the following terms, to viii:
One-half cash, or some available means,
at the time of service, and the balance
at the expiration of the year. '...
Lake Charles, Feb. Is, 1868.-tf.
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THE LAST RATION.
Byan,Ex-COnfederate OmCer.

Few hear the immortals of Lees
army speak of the retreat from Pc.
tersburg to Appomattox Court
House, the scene of that army's
apothesis, and the reason of that
silence can be well understood
Knowing nothing and thinking lit
tie about the condition of the ar
my outside of their own COM
mands, the great body of the men,
in their reliance upon their great
commander, simply performed the
dutiec imposed upon them, suffered
the agonies that necessarily fell to
their lot, and met calmly the death
that ended those duties and agonies
for many before the memorable
9th of April.
The sufterings of the rank and
file of the army on that occasion
were mercifully deadened by a stu
por, if not recklessness, superin-
duced by the peculiar hardships to
which they were subjected. The
enemy, with his overwhelming
force of splendidIy mounted and
equipped cavalry, held in addition
the direct route to the point aimed
at by Gen. Lee, retarding, his adj
vance, compelling him to fight
while DAYLIGHT lasted. and to do
bis marching by night. The want
of sleep, and during the last four
days of the retreat the entire lack
of provisions, produced in the men
the mental and physical condition
l have mentioned. And although
after the surrender the men and
officers of the Federal army We'd
with each other in their kindness,
and exhibited q desire to do every
thing in their power to relieve the
necessities of their late foes, the
destruction of a portion of their
supply train by Gems. Rosser and
Fitzhugh Lee, and the detention of
the balance by the awful condition
of til the roads, left themselves in
critical condition, and incapable of
afording Lees army the much
needed supplies.
Great efforts were made, and
successful, to complete, as soon as
possible, the paroIing of the men,
in order that they might be dis
persed from q place where there
was no sustenance of any descrip-
ton for man or beast. Among the
first commands ready to leave were
the First and Second Louisiana
brigades, then commanded by
Colonel Waggaman, and with them
portions Of the Washington Artil-
Iery, Louisiana Guard Battery, and
Donaldsonville Artillery, all hail
ing from the same State, and natu-
rally clustering together when
about to return. once more to their
dear Southern homes. .. . A.. .....
The condition Of these men was
really deplorable., Starved, worn
out, and many. of them stricken
with fever, they looked. with dis
may on the dismal march through
the mud to Burkesville Station, the
nearest point at which they could
expect to find transportation. Col
Waggaman and many of the Off
GERS did not believe half of them.
would be able to perform the jour.
ney, and, as a delmier resort, and
also in some measure to inspire
the men with, hopes which he him.
self believed delusive, Col. W.
started the brigade oommissary
ahead to try and pick up some
thing for man and beast ON the
route which they were travelling.
The commissary, with no more
bore of srccess than his coD,p,or1
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MOmdaY. March "a. 1865.
A CERTAIN TRACT or
Parcel OF Land,


by act of sale from Louis Lefranc and
wife, to said. deceased, Paul Augustin,
ST., passed before w. I'll. Haskell, Re
cOrder, on the I'd day of May, 1867, on
file and of Record in his office, as being
bounded North by Lake Charles, East
by land of Mrs. Anselm Sallier, now
DR.. W. H. Kirkman, South by --------
and West by land of Arvillien Faruue,
measuring Five and a half arpents front
on Lake Charles, by Forty in depth,
containing one hundred and eighty-one
and 47Il00 acres, all lying in Section 38,
Township 10 South, Range 8 West,
Southwestern Land District, with ali
the Buildings and other Improvements
thereon 81 ""# 4.sa a~.. " H..I
A LOT OF LAND,
in the Town of Lake Charles, together
with the Improvements, bounded North
by property belonging to Estate, East
by Ryan street, South by public square,
and West by lot belonging to Estate of
Hilaire Escoubas,, measuring II feet
front on public square, by 90 feet on
Ryan street. t"4@18 'A' I.-" @la"
= Am0EAAeH Let with Ina Il4E419f eVeHaehtS,
lying North of the one Just described,
fronting 80 feet on Ryan street, by ii
feet in depth. .-.. ~ a.-... Is
Another Lot fronting on Ryan
street llS feet, by II feet in depth until
it strikes the North boundary of the lot
belonging to the Estate Of Escoubas,
then 100 in depth, bounded North by
lot Of VIM Levy, East by Ryan street,
South by last described lot, and West
by lot of Esc0ubas and this. said Estate,
together with improvements.
Another Lot fronting II feet on
Pujo street, by IA feet in depth.
bounded North by Puio street, East by
lot OF VIM. Levy, South by lot of said
lSscoubas, East and West.by lot belong
ing to this said Estate.
Another Lot adjoining and living
West Of the lot just described and 81
the same dimensions.
Household and lcitohen furniture: 6
head OF wild cattle more or less;l
8 head gentle cattle, (more or less;( Ok
cart; ] wheelbarrow; ] skifr; / yoke
oxen; ] double barrel shot gun, and
other articles too tedious enunerate.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
On a credit Of one, two and three
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Probate Sale.

E8tote Of Po% Aasg1sti,o, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
ID Court of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of Calcasieu, there will
be sold at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix or through the ministry of
a duly commissioned Auctioneer, in the
Town of Lake Charles, on
Monday, March I'd, 1868,
the following described property, be-
longing to the said succession, to wit
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