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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

Reception OF the United States Flag
ut Monfgomery-The Bearer Guest
OF the City.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, February l.-Ser-
geant Bates, carrying the United States
flag on his way to Washington, reached
this city to-day. He was met by q large
number of citizens, some in carriages
decorated with United States flags, and
the procession was headed by q band Of
music.
Three thousand persons turned out to
hear the reception speeches and to vel
come him, and the sold flag" was enthusi-
astically cheered. Hundreds Of ladies,
from the windows, balconies, and veran-
dahs, on the principal streets, waved their
handkerchiefs to him as he marched along
He was escorted to one of the leading
hotels, and is the guest of the city as long
as he remains. ALI the speakers and mar.
shals of the day were ex-Confederate
soldiers.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.


MONDAY, February IL, 1858.
We have to report increased breaks aud re-
ceipts, with rather less animation, without,
however, any noticeable change In prices, Be.
low we give the transactions for the past three
days-24s hogsheads, 80 tierces, and % boxes,
sold: Il
NEW TOBACCO. 49,
Lsaqs and Primtngs.-Eery common, IS;
medium TO good, $4l&8.0 90.
Lsaf-Common TO good, S70$l2; common 70
good stemming, Ss0$l6.
MAuuyAcruRING TOBACCO. i
Lsqs.-Common TO medium dark working,
e5 TO ST. good dark working, rs to $40 COAL
cured, common, 80 TO $l6; eoal.cused, eri&nI,
SIS TO SOS; coal. cured, fancy, $50 70 Go.
Common dark working, " 70 ~ me-
dunn dark working, $40 70 el4 yellow wrap
pers, common. $40 70 30 yellow wrappers,
medium to extra, as 70 t76.
sHIPPIHa TOBACCO.
Lgs.-very common and heavy weights, %
to Of; medium, u 70 90.
sTsxxIEa TOBACCO.
Loose Lcqf.-Common TO good, ss0Sl6.
&suss.--very common 70 good, sigS4.ae.
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CboIera I'm South America.

New YORK, February 1.-THE steamer
Santiago de Cuba has arrived with Pana-
ma dates of the 7th. The cholera YVES
raging in Buenos Ayres terribly. One
hundred and eighty persons were dying
daily, and the citizens were flying. AT
Villamera, 2lO out of 27o railroad laborers
died $1,000
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LATE Foreign News.
SOUTH AMERICA,

The revolt which had broken out il
Santa Fe, one of the provinces of the Ar
gentine Republic, has been successful, the
ruling Government having been over.
thrown.
CHINA.
SHANGHAI, January 17.-Mr. Burlingame
American Minister, leaves China for San
Francisco on February Is. His suite will
consist Of thirty persons. Two Chinese
officials of the highest rank also accompany
the ambassador as assistants. By i'm.
perial decree Mr.. Burlingame has been
placed at the head of the mission. He has
letters Of credence to each treaty Power,
signed for the first time by the Emperor
himself. The mission is to be permanent.
A terrible earthquake had occurred al
Fermosa, and thirty thousand persons are
said to have persisted.
JAPAN.
SAN Francisco, February 16.-Yoko.
hama, January 25.-A revolution had
broken out in Japan il consequence of the
opening of the new ports. Young Mikado
had been seized by the principal Princes
Of the Empire-Satsuma, Choice, and
Toso. The late Shagoon, Stats Bachie,
fed from Kiota, the capital, and shut him
self up in the castle of Osaka, under the
protection of the feet of the allies.
A distinct and solemn assurance has
been made by the ministers of the treaty
that the Powers will not in any way inter-
fere with the struggle. Stats Bachie was
collecting the forces. The confederated
Damois propose nothing.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 16.-It is generally
believed that Lord Stanley will soon sue
coed Earl Derby at the head of the Min
istry.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 16.-The semi-official
journals deny that there will be any imme-
date change in the Ministry, and contra
dict the report that the Government con-
templates any important alterations in the
institution of the empire.
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Corn end Flour Exchange.
RIcHNoNp, February ~, 1865.
oPPERIsas.

!! oPPERIses.
Whsa.-White, loo bushels. Red, 80 bnsne na:
Corn.-White, 1864 bushels. yellow, ~
bushels. Mixed, 2, 500 bushels.
Oats.-1, ESQ bushels.
Msal.vWhite, bolted, 10 bushels. Yellow,
unbolted, 100 bushels.
SALES.
Waeat.-white, 50 bushels on private terms.
Red, 80 bushels prime at $500. a., :.
Ca,n white. 1853 bushels at $l.07@$l .o8,
ys1In"y ~ bushels at sl.l5. Mixed, 2,osS bush.
els 4I2 bushels on private terms, rest at u
Gnterior), 81 .05, Sl.o6G$l.o7.
Oats.-ss2 bushels at 60c.; very good at 7.Hc.;
272 on private terms. 80, a.
Rys.-s2o bushels fair to prime at 81. 4cGsl.oo.
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FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsr.-San Fran
cisco, February l5.-In consideration Of
an attempt of the English Government to
unite British Columbia to the Dominion of
Canada, resolutions have been introduced
in the California Legislature to the effect
that it is the utmost Importance that Bri-
fish Columbia should be annexed to the
United States, and that our senator's and
representatives be requested to urge the
Government at Washington to use all
honorable means to acquire said territory.
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The a1cArdle Case not Dismissed

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Su'
preme Court to-day overruled the motion
heretofore made to dismiss the appeal in
the McArdle case for want of jurisdiction
The case will therefore come up for argu-
ment on it's merits, as previously arranged,
on the first Monday of March.
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The WORK GOES ON.-General Scho-
field has removed Mr.. R. D. Buford, clerk
of the Circuit Court of Bedford, and Mr..
A. A. Arthur, clerk of the County Court
two gentlemen against whom nothing in
the world is or can be alleged but that
they are southern gentlemen, and can't swal-
low the test oath. Also, Mr.. Casey, the
sheriff. 1t is also rumored that Judge
WiDgfeld has beer<emoved.-Lynchbarg
Mems
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

CLAIMS AGAINST CONFEDERATE AGENTS.
It is understood that the United States
authorities are making rapid progress 10
getting claims against those Confederate
agents abroad who disbursed funds sent
them from Richmond during the war into
the proper shape for presentation before
the foreign courts. In France some Of
these claims have already been argued,
and property amounting to some seven
millions has been attached. The Govern
ment holds that these persons sending
public moneys abroad were subjects of the
United States, and that they could convey
no title with the ships or other public pro.
perty of the Confederacy sold. The amount
Of the claims against McRae has been ap'
proximately ascertained to be twelve mil.
lions. In addition, it has been proved that
he sold to various parties some twen.s-six
sbips. the present owners of which are
known, and it is understood that the pro.
per proceedings to recover them VIII soon
be Instituted. - Washington Express.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.

FLOhlUAs
TALLAHASSEE, February l7.-TWenty-
eight members were in their seats to-day.
No important action was taken.
The Billings faction offers to compro-
mise if Billings is nominated for Congress
which the majority refuse. The Billings
ties are making heavy efforts to get add.
tional signers to their Constitution.
General Meade arrived to-day. He say:
both factions must re0rganize, elect new
president, and expunge all records since
February I'd. He is the guest of D. S
Walker, acting Governor.
AS far as acted upon, the Constitution
framed by the body now in session is gene.
rally acceptable.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, February 1.-THE Con
vention to-day, after a long discussion
adopted resolution asking Congress Il
loan South Carolina 81, O00,0 600 to purchase
lands with.
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CoLoRED EMIGRATION TO L1BERIA.-lr
the House, on Saturday, Judge Kelley pre-.
sented memorial from 5000 colored
people in Mississippi asking Congress te
make an appropriation to carry them to
Liberia. They say they see no prospect Of
success by remaining among the whites
The latter, they say, have all the lands
and refuse to give them fair wages for
their labor, and they therefore wish to
aminrafa
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GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
February I6.-There seems to be no doubt
that the appointment OF Minister TO Eng
land has been rendered to General George
B. Mcclellan, but nothing definite has yet
been heard from him as to its acceptance.
The resignation of Mr.. Adams, it has been
ascertained from an official source, takes
place in April.
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DEATH OF PHILIP r. Wash
ington, February l6.-Hon. Philip R. Fen
dali died this afternoon, aged seventy
three. He was one of the most distin-
guished members of the bar here, and was
District Attorney under the administra-
tions of Presidents Harrison, Tyler, Taylor,
and Fillmore and was one Of our most
respected and prominent citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

reach Is, 900 baIes quotations unchsresde
LIVERPOOL, February IL Evenmg.-
Cotton-There is great activity aud much
excitement in the market, which closed
Iiregulst e6ut buoyant uplsHds, II, port,
I9t6G95z d.; to arrive, Sd. Orleans, $50
ed; ssles, 30, 600 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

IMMORAL NEWSPAPERS. = Philadelphia,
February l5.-The grand jury has found
true bills against the newsdealers recently
arrested for selling indecent illustrated
New York papers.
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NEWS rnon wAsHlSarox.

General Sherman Threatens to Resign u the
President does not Relieve Him of the NssD
Departmsnt-Petition from Massachusetts,
for the abolition Of tie Presidency Re-
signasion ,of General Steadman-A BM
to Prevent the Supreme Court from Inter
.ferng Nth Tie Reconstruction Acts-AH
Appeals to be Dismissed, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

It is given out from Washington that
certain prominent gentlemen who figured
in the Philadelphia Conservative Conven-
ton of 1866 contemplate forming new
Conservative party. Mr.. ThurloW Weed
appears to be the engineer of the move
ment, and one of its objects is to protect
the Seward and Weed interest in New
York.
James P. Thomas, q barber, and Antoi-
nette Rudger Tooth colored), were mar
ried in St. Vincent's church, st. Louis, on
Wednesday. The ceremony occupied two
hours and a hale and was imposing. The
bride has 100000. The husband has
nearly the same amount. He presented
the bride check for 100000 as a wedding
gift. The bridal veil cost $3.50, and the
bride wore earrings costing $4,000.
The Boston Advertiser says it is now the
custom of reporters for cities situated on
some lines of railway to put inquiries TO
all purchasing tickets, so as to be supplied
with material for obituary notices.
A descendant of Martin Luther, the
Great Reformer, is now living in Hagers-
town, Md. He is of the eighth generation,
in regular descent from his distinguished
ancestor.
1t Is related thatnear Dantzig young
man Of twenty -four, who has just married
widow of forty-two, has discovered since
the marriage that LIS wife was his wet
nurse. a
One firm in Lynchburg sold last week
600 hexes Of ehsRing tobacco at fullpricss'
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CkO BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
SEED just received. Also, q full line OF
FRESH GRASS SEEDS. For sale by
fe17 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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The Ice is giving way In sems places IN
the Potomac, ~ @ $3.50 7.
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE,
i 5000 bushels OATS,
700 bales prime HAY,
S25 barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
50 barrels pure RYE FLOUR,
100 half barrels FAMILY ROE HER
4 RINGS.
( Constantly on hand, CORN MEAL. BRAN,
and BROWNSTUFF. L. POWERS,
la n 1910 Main street, near Old Market.
DENITENTIARY BROGUES AND
Il GRAIN BAGS at reduced prices. For
sale by the General Agent. with
feS ARM4STEAD & CARY,
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GLOVER SEED On consignment and
" for sale by
fee PALMER, HARTSOOK s co.
A FULL SUPPLY OF GARDEN
II SEED for sale by
JOHN w. RISON, Druggist,
fell corner Main and Third streets.
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GLOVER SEED.-Fifty bushels prime
" GLOVER SEED for sale low by
ja7 a. >. LEE.
GLOVER SEED for sale by
" ia l6 CHARLES HOWARD.
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DELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS.-Our
III stock of GARDEN SEEDS is complete
and of superior quality. 1t has been selected
with great care from the stocks of the most
reliable growers in this country and abroad.
We warrant our seeds to be fresh and true to
name Our Handbook and Almanac for 1865
furnished on application. Seeds sent by mail
at retail prices.
fe IL ALLlSON y ADD1SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-18

HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RIcHAoSD, VA,
offer for spring planting large and complete
assortment of
APPLE, PEACH, DWARF, and STANDARD PEAR,
PLUM, CHERRY APRICOT, and other
FRUIT TREES.
CATAwBA, ISABELLA, CONCORD, NORTON, Ives,
DELAWARE, IONA, and all the leading
varieties Of
GRAPE VINES.
Also, full assortment Of
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GoosEBERRY,
BLACKBERRY, CURRAsT, and all other small
fruits;
Asparagus Roofs
EyHRGREEys and other Ornamental TREES.
Catalogues sent on application Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
General Agents,
ia 28-Srn Box 4S8, Richmond Va.
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One firm in Lynchburg sold last week
600 hexes Of chewing tobacco at fullprices,
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raj Schenck says, "to make times easy "
for the next campaign, will be promptly
vetoed by the President.
PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS.
The subject of the next Presidency came
no in the course of the conversation. Mr..
Johnson was non.committal, but inquisi-
tive as to candidates. He asked me how
Pendleton stood in the West, and what
strength he had as candidate. replied
that thought Mr.. Pendleton's principal
strength was in bis personal popularity
among the Ohio Democrats, and that u
did not extend much beyond where ne was
personally known to the people Dut tnat
Wash Mclean was running him very
strong. - and that Wash was power in the
Democracy of the West, as was manifested
by his slaughter Of Vallandigham. ell"
said the President, eff the idea is to run
Pendleton exclusively on the fnanciai
theory, 1t will prove mistake. Recon-
struction is the paramount issue, and can
not be absorbed or swallowed up by any
other. The Radical policy of Congress is
an attempt to change the form of our 60
yernment, if not to orertnrn IL altogether.
If that succeeds, it makes very little diff
ference what becomes Of the finances for
thew will 20 with the rest, and there VIII
he nothing left anywhere He did no.
think the result 10 the Eighth District
looked well for Pendleton.
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LONDON, February 16.-It is generally
believed that Lord Stanley will soon sue
coed Earl Derby at the head of the Min
istry.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
SHOOTING ArFRAY IN TIE FIFTH WARD.

aho,t s,x o,c,ocr ,ost evonin, aro,nor ono =, .n.
- .s.a....a,,,'a, ,,.,..,,,. -, !, - e..'
tragic occurrences "hhappiy iascy oi 80 irequehb
happening, resulting from the immodera.e use OF
strong drink startled the oiterer. about the ar or
'e , :. 80 -
hquor s'ore -os "cse street, 'hc PARTICULARS peih9
the shooting OF one OF their number Charles N0rrls
Inv tho nroprietor OF the pace Thomas Fitz patrick
- - ~ ,, ~, - -, .,.. - :,
As Is usuahy Tue case' much conhict cSs's IN the
statements OF the parties possessed OF Information
resnectino the circumstances precedino LEADING m
. "a !. - 49,, - , ~, -
ably or adversely TO one or the other OF
the principals according "a the symnafhv
- ., -.a,~ ,o,,oa ruo,,,,,,. ,.., .a.,.a.
Vi 'he nafra'or hichiicu' .a'eiu'y Pechs 'oeetner
yl-feelinc had for some time existed between Fltz-
nairlck and Norris growing II IL said ont or a ans
p,con entertained on the part OF the former that the
latter had stolen from him. some six months since
origin upon good and sufficient grounds does not an.
pear In consequence thereof II Is further alleged
Fifzparick had forbidden Norris TO enter his place:
hut Notwithstanding such prohibition the latter ala
so yesterday, accompanied by friend-Fitzpatrck's
friends saw a crowd: but this Norris friend. one
Wcstey Miller Denies saying that they met the other
parties in the store. However this may be- Norris
Who was under the influence of liGuor when he en-.
tered the place, drank several times there at the
met and became involved in an alteration with
FItzp,trick Twice he was nut out of the store by
ihe latter and warned not to RETURN but persisted in
doing so Another discrepancy here occurs In the
respective statements. It IL alleged on the one
side that Norris seized an oyster knife lying
ON the counter near him and made pass at Fitz-
patrick, while his tNorrisD friend denies that any
such incident occurred. Upon the occasion OF
Norris entering the store the third time,
yolver, one OF small pattern, from q
drawer, and pointing IL at him threatened To shoot
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

OF General Grant, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel G. B.
Penrose, Captain and Commissary Of Subsistence,
Is relieved from duty in the First Military District
and ordered to return to Washington and report to
the Commissary General.
Arrival Of the Idaho mt Cape Town.
Dispatches have been received at the Navy De-
partment from Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
Edward Hooker, commanding United States steamer
Idaho announcing the arrival Of that vessel at Cape
Town, Cape Of Good Hope after passage OF twenty
four days from Rio Janero. All on board were WELL
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
NAVAL nTtllIefScf.

The United states punboat saco, Commander Henry
Wilson, was at Curacao March J. All wen.
Lieutenant Commander Frederick V. McNalr mas
been ordered to the Contoocoos as executive omccr,
vcc Lieutenant Commander Il. r. Bradford. ordered
to proceed 10 Hong Kong TO command the gunboat
AroostOok. .. -, ,,.-x--
the storeship Idaho Lieutenant Edward Hooker,
arrived Mt Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, after
passage OF tweniy.iour days from Rio Janeno.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 2 TRIPLE SHEET

State for PRONUNCIATION, signed by the Secretary OF
the Senate and Clerk OF the house.
Az nve O'Clock, without further action on the Navy
Appropriation bill, the Senate adjourned
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AVIS.

S'Al m"intenant a la disposition de mes amis
q II clients. dc Ia toilc d'embalIage des ~ccrcI.s
'n fer, de- In ~ticelle, du cafe, de la farine, du
sltrrr, dI sci, etc.
A''ssi je suis dispose a acheter les cotons ;
IN a fare dies avances liberales sur consirna-
non IL. c"f"nS a mes amis ct correspondents
de- Ia Nnuvrile- Orleans.
c"tte ann'e, j'ofre done aux habitants le
rl"'x dc vendre leurs ~recoltes lei a Washing
ION pour du compliant; GU den fAire l'expcdi-
lion all lharche de la Nouvel!e- Orleans.
~. A. DESMARE,
EIlreau chez Pitre & Carriere. ct O Tincl1v
K Els.
Nj: NJ. L.. Melancon au Port Barre. achetera
les r"t"''s ct ffra DIES avances pour moi aux
conditions sus-enonctes.
Washington, Line, 10 Sept. 1868.
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OpcloHs2S. i Dtcrnlbrf 1867. If
VENTE prDIICUE,

Succession III: E,.xS,! G alre.,
JaN HEtIU lnn ",h:c tua:xnt dc TI!,u
-A4 Ia Cour DIES i'r-ncS de Ia i'aroi*Se st
Landry, lie public est par lie present AVERT
Quill Sera vendn Ell vcl'tc pnhli1ue, MI pins
offrant ct dernicr cncE1tri>>c,lr, lar lie sous.
slgne Administrator, on par nn encantcur
ddmcnt commissioner, i Ihabitulion ci.
apres decrite, lc
Mercredi, 25 D~eccrssorc, s>Gs,
les prorrietes ci -dcssous decritcs defendant
dc la succession du dit fen de i'ayid G. Al.
len, d6ctdt. reinforcement de Ia Paro;ssc
St, Landry, a savoir:
1~-16O-ACRES de TERRE.
plus on m0ins, Sitles dams la paroissc St.
Landry, sur lc Petit Bayou Rouge, bornes
ainsi: al Nor1 par les terres d. Ia success
sion Garfield, a rEst par Hazard ct Levy,
au SUD. par dcs tcrIes inconnucs, ct a l'Oucst
par des terrcs inconnues, avcc toutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent,
CONSTANT en- une petite maison dc residence
ct cuisine, magasin a. mails ct magasin 4
cotton. etc.
Pun Moroccan de Terre
marecageuse, c%ontenant POI 5211OO acres,
situe dams Ia paroisse St. Landry, adjcign-
ant lie moroccan colossus decrit.
3-Un lot d'ustensiles ara
torres. CONSTANT en- charrues, herses, etc.
IN wagon a deux chevaux, deux Its de
plume, I'm lot de ~literies, dix chaises, unc
horloge, un lot de ~livres, une lot de poterie;
meubles de cuisine, un skiff ct perogue,
quatre tetes de betes a cornes, I'm lot dou.
ills de ~charpentier, n jument ~a'ezane, un
cheval girls, une jument ct son p%oulain, un
poulaln. un cheval ~alezan, trente tetes de |
cochons, plus on moins, I'm fusil- de-chasse, |
une carabine, la motto indivise de huit |
de cotton, Ia moitie indivise de la re-
collie de mafs, Ia Motto indivise de Ia re-
collie dc patates, unc sclle ct bride, une
montre en- or.
.CoNDIrIoNs.-Pourssles meublcs une moi
tie compliant lie jour de la vente, ct Iautre
moltle d un credit de douze mois du Jour
de la vente. Pour Thabitation ct les autres
terres I'm huitiene COMPLAINT le jour de la
Vente, ct lie rcste en- trois placements egaux
ct annuels du jour de la vente; les acque-
'eurs fournissant des billets avec deux eau
ions a la satisfaction dc administrator,
It les terres restant specialement hypothe-
luees jusqu'au Placement final du principal
It des interets.
"r' JACQUES LEVY,
II nov. GS. Administrator.
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a VENDRE.
1900 DE TERRE.

N CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
Sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry, sur lie
cote Quest du Bots MalIet, a environ dix miles
de la vile dOpelousas, all quarter immune
ment appele lAnse Bourbeuse, consistans en-
Ia Section T. Township 6 Sud, Rangee 2 Est,
contenait 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat egaux
a mile SIX cents arpents, don't environ I'm
tiers est terre be bon bois; Cette terre est Ia
meme fui fnt concedce ct confirmee a la yeuve
de tru Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportce par les Commissioners dams l-ur
certliicat b No. 100, ct conSistant Ell uusrte
morcranx de 400 arp"nts c~llacun. IT, NOR
ceau enter de 1900 arpents st.ra vrnUiu dun
seui OF on dlvise en- morc-aux lie Gina arl,rnts
de tace str quarante de profonlrur, DE- ma
mere a f%arorlSrr les acqrrrrurs. e plan lie
cette trrre pourra Gtre examine: au ln,rran du
Jnge Is. A. Martrl, u OprIolsas. uni ,ionn-,s
totstrs les information y relatives. La ,itp.-
ton est excclhntc pour G.ab'ir I'M muuiin a
sci,.
Cc>te tcrrc Scra vcnhuc lar lots tlc g.
acres %clacun; Gle est Iivi>t" en- SO lntx |
font - lots tcr.e 7 lets tcrre ct buis ct 10
lots hoiS.
Conditions-Jn cin1n:tme compliant, c,
lie surplus i I'm ct Ir.Ix ais.
JULIEN \. pROVENT,
administrator
Opclousas. II Dtc"mbre 1857. If
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-12-19
Succession d'AEfred Rerrv

Co"r de. P@roissc, St. Landry.-No. 1918.
ENDGAR VANHILE, de Ia Paroisse ds g.
- Landry, ayant presente une petition q
4 e1tet d'etre nomme administrator de Ia suc-
cession d'Alfred Berry, decide, dcrnierement
de la Paroisse st. Landry; ~~''
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux inttrresses dams cette succession d:avoir
a deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix yours qui suivront Ia date du present avis:
les raisons, 81 aueune lis ont, pour lesouelles
II ne serait pas fait droit a ladite petition. 7
JOS. d. RICHARD. Grefier.
Opelousas, IA Novembre 1868.