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Succession do 8me Ccur de Dist
john CT Wartelle Paroisse Calcasieu
4 TTENDU, Que Frederick G. Noel
In ing, Administration de Ia dite sue
cession, ayant enregistre an CRETE de Ia
dite Cour, un Iableau des dettes pfiW-
legiees dicelle, avec une pedtion de
nandant Phomologation d'icelui
En- consequence, avis est paw 10 pre-
sent dome aux interesses, d'avoir a
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par
ecrits IA dit bureau du Grefier, d Lac
Charles, Paroisss susdite, dams les
trente jours qui suivront le 30me Jour
de Mai 1868, pourquoi le dit tableau ne
Rerait pas homologu6 ct administration
autOTise o payer en- consequence.
,. n. MOSS, Grefier.
Bureau du Gretier, 80 Mai, 1868.
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-. - T.n..iala.ar..

Eia 81 sab District Court.
John G Wagtel'e farish oi lalcasieu
NTYHEEaS. Egedemek Moeing
Aasly9r of henhove Estate
hos flad ia the CleTk's Office Of said
Court, s raDleau o. the Privileged Debts
thereof. isb petition fOr Che hCnoio~
cation thereof
IherefoEe notice IS hereby gwen to
all persons interested, that unless Wfit.
ten opposition 70 said tableaa IS fled ia
She Clerk Office Of said Court, at the
Court House, ia the town ol Lake
Charles. IN said Para. within tsEif5F
days from the 30th of May. 1868, the
said iableata win be 5i1ologate6 and
the Administrator ordered To pay III
conformity Herewith.
). v. MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 30. 1858
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Ef s atl-t4 ~ hasHs4 sM
EST ~ al ames Perkins, decd.
ToE virtue of an order Of the Bon the
Ab Hiahth judicial District Count Of
Loui ans. ii and for the PARISH 81 Cal
casisa. thsi VIII be sold at public auc-
ton, 30 the iast End highest bidder, by
The undsf ened Administrators Oh q
duly qualified Auctioneer, at the last
residence of the deceased, Qn the Big
Woods, in this Parish on
Tuesday, July IA, 1868,
All the property belonging to said Es-
tate, situated in this Parish, to wit
ST.. -Four hundred
acres of land, (moFe on lessl Situated on
the Big Weeds, with al the Buildings
and Imp oYements thereon erected and
thereto belonging, beng Tue last resi-
dence of deceased, bounded North By
West Fork, East by lands of ATcC lleland,
South BIZ the public oman, and West
by lands Of s. ]. Perkins.
"a. One Cotton Gin and Grist MIL.
3d.---One Undivided half
of one hundred and twenty acres of
land, situated North Of West Fork, and
known as the Rattan Land
4tIl. IA claim on the improvements
on the Vacherie place,
5th.---C One undivided
third of a part Of Tot No. 4, Of Section
~, Township 10 South, Of Range 81
West, measuring three acres front on
Calcasieu River, by four acres in depth,
commencing one acre above the Saw
Mil and extending two acres below to-
gether with one undivided thifd Of said
Steam Saw Mil, engine, building,
houses and appuItenances, being the
same purchased bF james Perkins e
Sons, from G. Barbe, agent Of al. Ptio,
Sept. %, 1865.
6tEy One hundred and Six
teen head tnore OK less Of Vaoherie
cattle, branded thus
P3, en-
9TH. Eight Stock Horses,
thus P8.
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TIle So d Louisfana.

Estate Of 9Th Distries Cont,
Felix Wartelle. Parishof Calcasieu.
WHEREAS, Frederick q. Moelinq,
wv Administrator 81 the above Estate
has filed ia the Clerks Office Of said
Court, a Tableau Of the Privileged Debts
thereof, with q petition for tho homolo-
CATION thereof;
Therefore, notice is hereby given TO
all'persons interested, that unlesg writ
ten opposition to said tableau is filed IA
the Clerks Office Of said Court, az the
Court House, ia the town of Lake
Charles, Ia said Pariah, within thirty
days from the Both Of May, 1893 the
said tableau viii be homologated and
the Administrator ordered to paw IL
conformity Herewith.
j. ". MOSS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May so, 1868.
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Lake Charles Male and Female
ACATF n. Nf w

n 25d Sept. 1867, and viii close about
the last of July 1868
lharnas in specie Or IFS equivalent ia
currency, payable monthly.
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children ........ 90
Tor young men and young ladies', o 90
Tuition in English department. 2 90
Studeuas furnish their own bedding
ligaiss toilet aoap, table and toilet nap
kinss
strict attention paid to TIE moral
instruction ot student
Feb, 10 1868 ~
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state nH 0Wsat
Eean heanna
SEA District Court RaEish Ct lalca-
asa No. 826.
9 vnue 8f the w1ittan agEeemeAt
ha and comp promise q both parties ifl
tae suit of Jean Castex VS.. Iheogsne
t8us No. 826, On bhe Docket of
tie h District Court Of said Parish,
and by sifbue 81 the Judgment Of the
Zion. al Bailey, Judge Of said District,
rendered the 14th day oE May, 1868,
h0mol0qating the decision Of the anlica-
Bile oonapounders ia said sui, rendered
TIE "a day 81 May, 1858, shall oftef at
public auction, to Che last and highest
bidder. On TUESDAY. the Beth day ii
june, a. D 1858, at the Saw Mill Of
Br0ussard & Co. on the MeEmento
River, ii this Parish, az tie property
hereafter described, belonging to the
late partnership Arm of Broussard &
CO. CONSISTING ~
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"a Steana Circulap

80 IA wv NJ I LII.
lying and situated on the River Mer-
mento, ia this Parish, together with all
the appertenances belonging thereto,
with 2 Leg Cabins and one Cistern.
/ kitchen; one shop; one out building;
/ pair timber wheels; Lot blacksmith's
tools; sl1iff and ! flat; 139 cypress logs,
on land; lot cypress logs, ia the River;
/ lot ash logs; Lot Of choice cypress
lumber, to be sold in lots of 4 to 5000
feet; lot of interior lumber, ia lots of
/ to 5000 feet; 1 lot Of bricks.
TERMs AND CONDITIONS
0ne-baf cash, and the balance at IL
months, and purchasers to furnish their
notes with personal security III solio50, in
favor of Sheriff, for use of Jean Castex
g Theogene Broussard special mort
gage and vendors privilege to be re-
tanned on inmovable properly to secure
Eae notes given therefor.
-. il READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, May so, 1868.
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Succession de 8rne Cour de DIST.
Felix Wartelle- Parcisse Calcaaieu,
IsIENDU, Que Frederick g. Noel
IN ing, Administration de Ia dite sue
cession, a depos6 au CRETE de Ia dite
Cour, IN Iableau DIES dettes priviiI 6Qiiees
dicelle, aYec une petition demandant
Ihomologation d'icelui
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 aux interesses, d'avoir a.
fare opposition, 81 aucune lis ont. par
ecrit, gu dit bureau an Grefier, d Tac
Charles, Paroisse susdite, dams les trente
Jours qui suiYront le BONE jour de Maj
1868, pourquoi le dit tableau ne serait
pas honologue, ct ladministrateur All
torise q payer en- consequence.
y ". MOSS, Grefier.
Bureau du Greiier, 80 Mai, 1858.
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Vente PmIpIiame.


Succession lle James Perkins.
N vertu dun ordre de l'Hon. Cour
du SINE District Judiciaire de la
Louisiana, dams Ell pour Ia Paroisse
0alcaaiens ] sera ofiert en- vente pu.
bllque, ati plus 0firant et dernief ST.
charissenr par les soassignes ADM.
nistraseufs on ua eneantenr ihment
commissioner, 1 rs derniere ssifisncs
dts dit Qefnht, sur 10 Grand Bois, en
NIRrsli, n JuiaIet, s6
toates leg pfopri6t&s anr tenant h
ia dste iicces sion, ailuse en agte Pa.
10. E1atre GENTS
sie sfr plus 81 moa taea sUr
e bo. ay topi ss hatl
se 90 aaeliatatipE ari ra
ekaNf IN aeenlefe aenee la a
innt. eorn NoB5 p HAS, a
Set p A
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gen6e de EIleEfL.
Efaf Te "a. L0mfgia11e.

Jean Castgx rs. Th6ogene Broussard
6me Cour de District, Paroisse Cal
casieu No 826.
an yertu dc traits et transaction erbre
~ les deux parties dams lie process Jean
Castex vs. Theoqane BroussaPd. ci-des-
sus, No. 326, 8me Cour de District, Pa
roisse Calcasieu, ct en- vertu du iuge-
ment de PHon. "A. Belly, Juge de- la
dlte CoUE, rendu 10 ia Mai 1868, hOmoIo-
quaint Ia decision 0ies arbitres ct compo-
siteIrs, dams le dit process rendue le q
MAJ 1868, ofrirsi ca Vente pablique,
au plus ofrant st derniet ench tisseur.
lN.AttA9l, 80lnB jour do JUN 1868, al
Moulin-a sSoi8 de Bfoussard & cis.. sur
La Riviere Mermentau, Ell cetBe paroisse.
toutes les pr0priet6s ci-aprAs d6critss.
appartenant u soeiet6, dernierement
existante, de- Broussard q Gle, SAVIOR
I'm MOnIinla- scie,
CIRCJJ .A- LIRE.
situe sur Ia RiviAre IIerrnentaul, ca cette
Paroisse. avec toutes ses appartenances:
z cabanes; citerne;l cuisine: forge:
appoints; diable; outils de forqeron:
! esquife, et 1 chaland; 1889 cypres sur
terre; lot de cypres dams la RiVieres lot
Dc frenes; lot de bois de cypre tchoix)
par lots de 1000 b 1000 pieds: lot de
hois interiors, par lots de 1000 q 5000
pieds; / lot de briques
IERafEs Jar CONDITIONS
tn moiti6 compliant, ct Ia balance a
" saels de esaessit. y Les sess seeFs four
nissant leurs billets avec s6chrit6 per.
sonnelle, solldaire, payable au sherii, ]
uSt85 etb 1eh0 IdSEeX % EIIGBDgbIles
Brouasard. Hypotheque spectacle ayec
privilege de vendeur sera retenue sur
les lnneuDles, Iusqu'au parfait pale
ment du ptix d'achat.
u. .. READ, Sh6rif.
Lac Cherries, 30 ALai. 1868.
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/ par le domaine publque ct Quest
par les tarres de s. y Perkins.
90. Tin Moulin d Cotton 81
Moulin Mais
80. Ta anoftte indavise de
cent 7ingt acres de terfe. situ6 Nord
Ed0 West Fork, ct comm comme u
Rattan Iland.)
TO- lie dr01t sgar dles AAR1elf0-
rations sur Ia Vacherie
30. lie tiers fmdtvise Dune
partie du Lot No. 4, De Section 20
Township 10 Sud de Ia Rang6e 8
Quest, mesurant trois acres de face
sur la Riviere Calcasieu, sur quatre
acres de profondeuF, commeneant un
acre au-dessus du Moulin d Scie, et
conrraGt deux acres an-dessous. en-.
sembIe aYec le tiers indivise du dit
Moulin d Scie, machine, maison, ap-
pentis, etc, 6tant le meme a0het6 par
James Perkins q Fills, de @. Barbe.
agent de "a. Pujo, le 30 Sept 1866
so. Quatre cents seize tetes
(plus ou moins) de b6tes de Yaohe-
rie, marquee ainsi
P8, sP
10. KEuit CIaeVauX de VaCIle-
RE, MARQUEE ainsi P3.
SO. SOixante-quinze tetes
(plus Oh noins DE juments farouches
etc. MARQUEE CONNIE ci-dessus
30. Une junent douce OF
son poulin.
100. Un vieux chevaI.
1lo Dinq bosafs de tire
1901 TrRnte.clnq t6tes, plus on
moins, de b6tes douces.
I3.-Soi1ante treize tetes, plus on
moins, de b6tes douces, non apparte-
nant 4 l'habitation.
l4o. Environ dix t6tes de coohons.
l5o Une iument ct I'M chsval
american,
l6o. Un lot de mais; un wagon;
un buggy IN lot.de liyres; IN fnsi;
pne meulle; une grande chaddefe;
outils de charpentiers; rouet; outils
d'babitation; cinq bois-de-lits; Its;
fournitures de Its, ETC.; meubles De
ynaison; ustensiles de cuisine, etc.
TERMGs ID OoNDIrIoNs
sfOUtes Bommes de yingt PiastFes
ct au-dessous, payable compliant; ct
toutes sommes ansdessus de vingt
piastres, a I'M. deux ct trois ans de
credit du jour de Ia Yente. Les az.
querenrs fourniasant leurs billets
avec securit6 personnelle et aoiidairey
4 la satisfaction DIES dts Administra-
teurs, portland int6r6t 4 8 ponF cent
du jopr de u Yente jusqu'au paie-
menty et les teEres demeurant sp6-
cialement hypoth6quees On favour de
la dite succession jasqn'a plein et
enter Placement du prix d'achatet
dee iEt6r6ts qui ponFront s'accroitre.
WM MI PERKINS,
ELI a. PERK MS,
Administrators.
Lac Charles, ls Jun 1868.
Lake Charles Male and Female
AGA DE M w
fii5 present session began, idolidays
a 28d Sept. 1867, and viii close about
the last of July 1868.
lharges il specie nr lis equivalent ia
currency, payable monthly.
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children 1850. as 90
Tor young men and young ladies', o 90
Tuition IA English department. 2 90
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u. NJ. MOSS Clerk.
Clerks Office, May so, 1868.
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T.faf az "a Tomfgfa~e.

60 ofioe. lTay 30. Is8s.
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branded thus P8.
8tIl. seVemty-ffVe Head /

Ii
(more or less stock mares, etc, branded
as above,
9Th. One gentle mare and colt.
10TH lIe old horse.
11th i've work oxen.
18th Ihirty-fiye head more or less)
of gentle cattle
18th seyenty-three head (naore 81
less) of gentle cattle, not BELONGING to
the plantation.
lata About ten head Of hogs.
10Th. One American mare and one
horse
10th. One lot corn; one wagon one
buggy; one lot books; one shot gun; one
gEind-stone; one large Kettle; carpen-
ters' tools; spinning wheel farming
utensils; five bedsteads; beds: bedding,
etc. household and kitchen furniture.
TERMS AND CoEDrHoNs
ALI sums Of twenty dollars and under.
payable cash; and an sums above bwen-
ty dollars on b credit DC one. two and
three years ia equal annual instruments
from Gay Of sale. Purchasers to fur
nish their notes with personal security
tn solido, to the satisfaction of said Adj
rninlstrators, bearing eight per cent.
Per annTm interest from date until
pald and the lands to remain specially
mortgaged to said Estate until final
payment Of the price thereof and the
interest which may accrue thereon
VIM. M. PERKINS,
ELI a. PERKINS,
Adminintpako,sg
Lake Charles, June 70, 1868.
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GfBs6H C6UNfx-sTHE EnoceAfIr
-ii'' o. STATE gONVENTION.' ',i's 7! : '-.l. {.

To the Editors Of The Union aed Dispateh.
TRENToH, Tenn June 4, 1885, de-
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ty held large meeting in this place on the
lst insts in which q perfect organization of
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month. And right here, gentlemen, speak,
If you please, of this convention
az great one, one fraught with
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Gibson county sends greeting, and win
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Forward, says staunch and patriotic old
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manufactories In our midst for eur home pro-
duets To this end We win pay special attention
TO the o0sT sud sTkFIsTIOs Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diysrsih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
cent Of Southern rosOuroes. tstNf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-07

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