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The New York herald., 1868-05-08
THE LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the Long Island Historical
Society took place last evening at the Packer
Institute. in Joraemon street. There was only
small audience present. The chair was occupied by
Mr. J. G. Brevoort the President OF the society. The
treasurers report showed that the receipts from all
sources during the past year were eloS S44 and the
expenditures slo,sol, leaving balance on hand Of
$ese 70. BY the report Of the librarian it appeared
that the library was rapidly increasing both by pur-
The Rev, DR.. storrs read the annual report Of the
Board i OF Directors merited tribute was paid to
the memory OF the dead OF last year, In which the
George Han were mentioned. - As %" ''''0'
since s Ss ssS oIssaasSn 1ds1. 81 sas Library
works and 1896 pamphlets having been az added to it
indIysgai gss Tic reversal sen'e@se es s1s emu
sssa SassenDSs Z hi society sy v1sHs s%
medical faculty Of Brooklyn mad endeavored to estab
lsh library OF medical works for the use OF the
members Of The profession in BROOKLYN but as the
contributed 1900 to the society for the purchase Of
medical books. The wants of the clergymen had not
ing all the standard works In short hort time. They
had selected site for new building, on the corner
Of. which was $4,000. The sum of $4,000
| had already been subscribed, which left an
encumbrance OF about $4,000 on the property
The land worth from forty to fty per cent more
| at the present time than it cost. Every year. Mr..
Storrs Remarked, would see the society progressing
| Mr.. A. A. Low made few remarks, thanking the
reverend gentleman for his admirable report He
was of the opinion however, that the grounds
selected for the edice OF the society not large
enough for their purpose They should have at least
eight or ten lots SO that they could have grounds
about the building. vote Of thanks was then ten
| dered to Dr. StOrrs.
A paper was read by the President, ]. c. Brevoort,
upon the progress of the society since its organza-
| ton, five years ago.
The following gentlemen were elected directors for
the ensuing year,. Corson Brevoort, Elias Lewis,
| Jr., W. Ives BuddingtOn, d. D., Theo. l.. Mason,
| M. D., and Henry Z. Pierrepont The meeting then
| adjourned
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Baltimore, Dir, Providene9l I

.sSsio ssnse Glover and Baltimore Dir, rrovdenesl
woSs wSsssrssdmsAp Hsnnon Baker, Rio Japsro bark chs
SGsf ssr. 81 % S a csn
znscn' zSHsy ncsnd Tsissi J5! oorson Bright
ssds: ss:of sgsa.as Hsd
fao5Hs oSaleh hc1Zss Adams. sns SsSss
SSssSss sasnsn
Es%ss sss siSSIs Ds als ssss ~
detained d 2, the gsssIwa.sr morning y head wn
isI sJp q 90
ssas aS
90 Portsmouth Bostons West benas bsmbold a.
hsn aS Ss 1 ss: sy sS
for 20 10 siSS Rdsi 9s O
pc; Clayton Milford Del NYorf Pss10;
20
for for y xra aver Maria ssos os
&C cranmsr dsorse!9wns pc, for dol Sarah, fhilass
Grace % 20 e
Ss% SGs the pilot New
phiiadelphis ssss Blake AsssIvsy csrdedas
clsaredMschr Mary Louise, Mariner, Havana.
AgsT sshT Mns Myfsoss xs.s .ssi. Hi0s
and A Heaton Phinney Philadelphia; Camilla hurlbit,
sailed zsh, sehr sewall, Frisbee. philsaelphia;
pP,AWTnCKET May 6Aryesd sShTs WIN Glan scov
Sailed Ann Elizabeth Philips Rondoui; Ritcht
ie, Freethy, NYork (or Calaisl
PROVIDENCE May 5-Arrived, schrs Tryphena, NckeR
son, Rondout; Gen Taylor, Wiley NYork.
6th-Arrved, schrs Saml Hawes, jackson, and EnndA
Bacon Case, Baltimore John Allen, Ketchum George y
Squres, Timmins and Annie Stafford, Hanson PhIladep
Phia Ney Chase Elizabethpor Margaret Powell Fentons
safed-schrs VIM Burden Adams, Washington, DC W
Erickson Mall Merrill Joseph Porter Burroughs. and
Holmes, NorhuP Metcalf Rogers, and Elisha spitha
Harvey, Eizabethpor Mary Miller Dayton, and Good
speed Dart, Rondout Caharne Thomas, Gibbs II Bowl
en- Hull; Mary A. Jefferson; Albert Keene, and Isaac 6e
Norton and Mary Bayles, Carter do. -
SAN FRANCISCO May ARRIVED ships Marianne Nott0
bohnl, and Wild Rover, NYork. III
Sailed-Ship Washington Booth, Valparaiso. ~
SAVANNAH May S-Arrved, schr Jussie Clark, CLARKE
NYork. =
Cleared-ship Constitution (Br), Haon Liverpool BRIG
John PIERCE Bliss Cardenas scr Campbell Torrey Boston,
7h-Cleared, steamship Gen Barnes, NYork sips Ellen
Souhard, Liverpool; Mcleod. do. -
SALEM, May b-Arrved schrs Sarah Smith, Harding
Tangier; Black Diamond, Young Baltimore; Lake. Adams
Aid, Smith; McCauey, Cain, and VIM Wallace, ScuDi
Philadelphia; Leach, Jameson, Rondout. 80 ,
6th-Arrived, schrs Hickman, Small South Amboy; BrH
tus Dodge Machas for NYork Challenge Spe and FafP
Dealer Wing Ellsworth for NYork Wenona, GRAY Bangof
for Baltimore Angene, Hix Leontine Pratt and Thomas
Xix, Hall, Rockand for NYork
In port PM wind Me- about fifty sail OF coasters nclud
ing the arrivals of 9Th and 9th, bound and f.
WILMINGTON, NC, May 6-Ceared, schr Virginia Prices
WTCKFoRD, May s-Arived, schr Seneca, Wing, Neso
burg.
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The unpsiss Sunday school Union.

The annual meeting OF this Unon-being the
Sghth in The coursc-was held last evening in the
Madison avense Baptist church, corner of Thirydrst
sfrsct. Mr.. u. II. Salmon occupied the chair. After
an opening prayer by Rev. G. X. Fuller and singing
the report OF the Treasurer was read This gave the
receipts from all sources during the past year as
sile 80, aud disbursements sll2 49, leaving balance
In the treasury Of - H. Next succeeded the report
OF The Board OF Mana.,Ns This gave very encourag.
ing account Of the con,Nion Of the Union. The first
years IoDow}ng the orgS, izaton were years OF SOW
Ing seed and they were eginning now TO reap the
precious fruits The number OF schools in t Union s
f0rty-nne, OF which twenty-\ hree are I'm New York
city ana the remainder In the country. All
these schools were reported as In nourishing con-
dtion, and IL was believed that many more would be
added TO the list the coming yeaN The union is now
working as auxiliary to the Bap list American pub
lication Society," and the Intention soon To confne
sunday school books and In fact an their religious
literature TO books giving utteraice TO doctrines
according with their views. Arrangements had
been made for the establishment Of Sunday School
Depository In the city, and already s15Soo had been
subscribed for this purpose. Much ,Hood was
anticipated from this. The two reports Mere duly
accepted.
Rev. Joseph r. Elder, of orange, n. j., now made
an address on the subject OF sabbath schools which
was listened 10 with earnest attention. he was glad
o. minister 70 speak on this topic and especially
glad as Baptist clergyman. lie looked TO the
spreading OF their faith, which he and they all be-
heYed to he tie true faith, broadcast through the
"Vfio, and adding 10 their nuDbers and iniln-
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Steamships Siberia, Liverpool; Unon Premen Columbia,
Havana Commander, Bermuda (and anchored ravesand
Bay Key West, New Orieans Veteran Somerset Mass n
tow; ship Belle Of the Sea- Philadelphia bark Commerce.
Aspinwai brss Renshaw Arroyo; Thos Owen, Nuevltas
schr Bucco, AGuadilla.
The Horace Beals, for Cenfuegos; brgs WARRIOR
Dante and My also steamer Propons anchored at the
SW Spii.
Wind at sunset ENE with rain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= THE GENT OF HEALTH -
IA. BOTTLED UP IN
RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.
TILE PROPERTIES OE LES INGREDIENTS.


sARsAPARILLIAN-Th properties Of this wonderful IN.
gredent (Which is the only true curative principle OF
the system the tant of removes from the
flesh Pmple Dloches Pustues letters Ache Black sp2tS
and the hue Of health and beauty to the cosxe9
few doses will make q remarkable change. *
LIxIyE FgCIThs extraordinary agent, associated xit
auickness all varieties of Syphilod Ulcers Node
@ @S%saf
eases As specially is kng Of remedies for these %
Resolvent place beyond the possibility OF doubt ~
PAREIRA BRAvA-Thls naryellou agent, like new sun.
shines with such enulsent light the medical world as 10
Europe as iaresc daphoretc aseratvs thcnpc
5 nsS s Rdnsy ss
rnry Its effects G n Stone in The
tarrh Tenesmus, Inflammation of the Bladder u relieves
used Il viii poduce quick discharge Of urine its associato
with Fuc sasaparian and other ingredients restores
secures the secretion Of the proper constituents Of
the s9o S Whose urine thick na oSs
win after doses the disappearance of these sien
healthy iiG COLOR Bear in mind is sssapsran
Is rn s on n teay s se isat contains the true
NEWLY DISCOVERED ROO oTs.-The properties Of theS1
action OF the excetng orccs and vessels, to expe retain
Sores pnples spots, pc Tes combnea with the osSe
agents, secure quick expulsion Of all hunors from M
ITS HEALING PRoPERTIgs.-Its tonic and neafih9
Of the body supplied with and sound MATERIAL 10 th
best preservatv Of life and strength for those wasting away
spoonful is SUFFICIENT to stop the hacking DISTRESSING cough
the throat, ar cells and lungs fre he deposited matter I
obstructs clogs up the arces Persons who SUBJ
Sa a s
medicine It's power Is wonderful The ingredients arg g
Sa Ss r " cures % M d eBSsdu u ss naS.S s Ss
and by all druggists. "a /,
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SHIPPING .EW
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY z, 1865.
CLEARED.

steamsp Siberia Br Murphy Liverpool via queenstown
Co. -' -
Steamship Co. :
steamship Commander Piummer, Hamilton, Bermu, ia-J
ssmshp s.ssmshhp ssS West Rudolf New orleansN Bgh ~
steamsnip sc. % Nereus Bearse. Boston--w Clyde.
ship dov morton, Howland san Francisco-S Osgood.
Quereau. '
Mefnckc Wendt -
BARK rcrd Poi tNG), Johnkc Cork or FalmoushFunch
BARK Marie It.g Auguse tsweN Forsbere Havre-Funch,
BARK Albert Georg tNG) Balaseycr s,ct,inII w Fdyc,
Rars HANNIBAL Hawkins, Cieniuegos-E McCroady q
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RARE BIRD.-A beautiful water fowl was recently
captured on the premises of o. Kinchen Jones, who
resides on BuZZard creek In Robertson county. It
IL said to be quite curiosity Md decidedly stran-
ger in this part OF the world 10 one has yet been
able TO call its name. The bir d represented, is
about the size OF goose; It's bill H. eight inches long,
perfectly round and sharp; large wehbed feet; very
short thin, broad legs It's neck aud wing butts are
OF beautiful green color and its other feathers OF
various colors mostly black and 1ite when put in
water 1t appears much at home stbe flnny tribe.
NdshUitie Banner.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters
schooner Malieson Montauk Point work on tho
wreck OF the steamer Amsterdam.
6 az 3 s. ss nfeSR rR N
vessel mainmas part standing hull below water apparently
a schr =
BAEx KATE sTAMLrR Crawford, from Philadelphia Jan
i for MaIsses tOunaerea in the M ~ latitude
Kuto, from Havana and landed at Falmouth, E. tThe
city, city and Ha D ''n '' owned
BARK Jons RoBn twhaler) Green, of Sag Harsor be.
the benefit OF all concerned.
.soHR wELooMER BEEBE, Lozier, from New York via
S aseharsns having arrived sS Shortly a aer isayn @
Newport she sprung leak and made much water when
scHR MAINE Law, johnson from Havana, bound NYork
snS s Gn s aa
with pilot on board, when she got ashore on the South
coming totally wrecked.
ys has SC 1Gr
Wilmington and was discharsns cargo on the 4h inst for
Issss :SS a oa NEXT ext SSs ds
ALeoABAr, March a The Arsuius Turneul from Pa.
dang for New Yor which put in here 90 inst with captain
snd had a lis; to aarboaTd.
FALMOUTH Apn s2 The dayy reie Roberts Burns, from
bsea Ia Collision with The seaS Hutton.
PtysSyrW Ap saTas IL b, yess Tonsssen from Nowcas
QUEENSTOWN. April A-The Swedish vessel Sverige, Capt
Kudens from LIVERPOOL bound to New York with general
put into here Yesterday to stop slight leak at stern
posi- and after repairing which, proceeded again this
April ss-Thc British brig Ann Wheaton, Cap. pridde,
from New Orleans with caro- % OF maize ma and cotton for
board bsSks gene and deck much strained m 10 hurricane
Miscellaneous.
LArScrrp-At Bath 4th inst by Lemon Robinson, a
brig tons named Long Reach, to be commanded BY
HE new ship pa, by Messrs sewcn, Bath, was be
Notice 20 Mariners.
Notice hereby given that the following Buoys have
been placed 70 mark Hurl Gate Passage from Kennebec
kss spsr swEccs" Bearings follows;
S E.ss e pss aSsfs fsss
Black spar Buoy Macks Island Ledge Buoy placed
order Of de SIs ESS;sIS;; Ssrs sei,f ,,,,..., district
Portland, May 8, 1865.
HrprssaarH,s Ss!ng.. Aspssn,a.s.r}
K. s Z s.s:. Ss:s. S
The e, sS e :ss . .ssd s n the hsb
water ys q The and in clear weather shOud Be
r. !ln%ias,ss spp.Is!us |. s,cp..,e er sy Lenses:
, The GwsS s, s I;ssa S whs ssn .nS ss
Sps ss % .., sa Ss ssa Ss
with the Gufa lighthouse free the north
channel Of the Tagus Rnown the Corridor In from 10
fathoms water, send.
bound for tbs River Casus coming
from the north and passing Cape Rocs, when pearne
Gua light, keep OF the COST scciepy open Cfscaes
light thus avoiding the rocks Of fomoer Nau sud Ponta de
Insua-
Vessels anchor opposite Caracas may DO no with
Cascses and Gun lighthouses In one, In from to fathons
water, sandy bottom.
' command GEO se'f hEsRS RICHARDS, H,drosr.sh.r
Whalemen.
sehr Carrie Clark lnew lie tons) CLARK, sailed from
Al Barbados April 1q bark Tucker Grtnneu New Bed.
ford; schr Lewis, Smith, Boscn oil not reported.
s,h ocho.st 1sd isanSer Hcsy, with 70! btis sp OIL
and fl soth TO cruise Champion worlh 20 ID I'D (and left
sth 70 rusel %th Europa Melen IS Is s6d left soh
russJ s Mcssps.s ~, s. ~ % VIII Bes tammnS si
d Do VIII oil Howland, Wbslden, iV sp iOV wh apd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

CHATTER
AN ACT to authorize Independent School Dis
tricts to borrow Money, and issue Bonds there
for, for the purpose of erecting and completing
School Houses, iegaixing Bonds heretofore issued,
and making School Orders draw Six per cent In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02

any money in the State treasury, not otheTwiss
appropr;stsd, the sum Of one hundred and twenty
Ave thousand dollars, or so much thereof ~ may
be necessary for the purposes contemplated inthis
act
SIC. .. The accounts Of expenditures relating
to the construction Of said buildings shall b sp-
proved by the board Of commissioners, and certi-
fed to by the Superintendent, and then paid by
Auditors warrants in the usual manner, drawn u
favor Of the party to whom the payment Il dus,
and the commissioners authorised to advance
and paw on contracts, before tho same are COM
pleteIy performed, not exceeding seventy-fvs per
cent. on estimates Of material delivered OK labor
performed.
SIC 10. OF the sum hereby appropriated, not
more than the sum of twenty-five thousand dols
lars shall be drawn from the treasury in the year
1868.
SEC. II. The members Of the board shall each
receive FIVE dollars per day while actually EN-
ployed in the discharge Of their duties, and their
actual travelling expenses.
SEC. IL. This act, being deemed by the General
Assembly Of immediate Importance, sha take ef
feet and be in force from and after its publication
in the Daily s ate Register, and Ioea Erening
Waterman, newspapers published at Des Moines,
Iowa
Approved April 9th, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required by Section IL
thereof, on the Goth day Of APRIL A. D. 1858.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y OF State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
The Good Samaritan.

We offer this Stove to the public, who assursd
that the superior Cook Stove offered In
this market combirisg all the latest improvements
GIVE ia q call ssd juage for scurseiSsr-
r1-ordersfrom the country will reeciye prompt at
tenf3ou tnoyla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
NOTICE.

swell established fact that fully one bali of the
ftmas portion Of our popaisti IN are seldom
IT, IT, The sriaynsn. Of pod hs.itA. 2, % n.s
Ian guild, devoid OF s energy ensIy
have appetite.
To this class OF persons tbs Bi.ers or the Tonic are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are MADE strong By ths either Of ttes rstte.
They will cure every caae u MAkAssus ~i.hust lAi
Thou sands OF certificates have Mat d In the
hands OF the proprietor, but Will ALLOW Of pub
icAison Of but lev. These, II wfi he oi.rsed are
CT nots and Of suoh standing ths. they Re be-
ieYed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
Persons .fdraneed in Life

nd feeling the hsni ef Tins peshing heavily spcn
th sm With all III attendant al, Viii mai CT
these 81 TIERS, or tbs Tohi :, elixir that will iust
lite In fhttr vsBs re~t IN the energy
aud srdor Of youthful days tuiid ter shruuk
forms, and CIV. health and happiness sir remain
icR
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21

II faut seize mile hommes pour maneu-
vrer la machine radicale inyentee par le
Congres, ct qui ssrt a percevoir les taxes
du revenu interieurl Et l'on salt comment
la besogne est faite. Pourquoi toute cette
armee de mangeurs de budget? Est-ce que
les taxes du revenE interieur ne pourralent
pas etre pereues par les employees cholsis
par lie peuple pour la perception des taxes
locales ct des taxes d'Etat? Non, repon-
dent les radicanx du Congress, parce que
ces employees ne seraient point sous notre
controle Les radicaux ont besoin d'avolr
SOUS la main seize mile creatures payees
avec les deniers du peuple, seize mile cre-
atures qui teur servent d'instruments dams
les elections, ct sur lesqueIs lis levent des
contributions pour alder a payer les frals
de leur tyrannie-Phare des Lacs.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21

CoUR DEs PREUyEs T.LANDRE-No. 22I.
Succession Joseph Victor Richard ct Marie
L. Richard, dscedes. @E
A LEXANDRE V. RICHARD, de la
N Paroisse st. Landry, administrator
de Ia succession de 'feu Joseph Victor Ri
chard ct Marie l.. Richard, son epouse,
tous deux decides, ayant enregis're IN Ia
bleau final de distribution de Ia dite sue.
cession, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant 'homologation d'iceIui,-Et at
tendu qu il a ete fait droit a la demande
de adite petition, par un ordrc de la Cour
entdate du 10 Novetnbre 1868.
Enseonsequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cet,e success
sion, d'aynir a fare opposition, 81 aucune
ils ont, par ecrit. mon Bureau, dams la
vile d Opelousas. dams les trente jours Gui
suivront la date dn present avis, pourquoi
ledit tableau ne serait pas homologue, Pad
ministEateur decharge de toute response,
bilite ulterieure ct son obligation cancel.
Lee. JOS. D. RICHARD,
Grefer de Ia Cour des Preuues
Opeloosas 81 Novembre 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21
AUX PLANTEURs

TE suis maintenant prepare a
o. fournir de la corde ct toile
d'emballage, cercles en- fer, feel
lie, sucre, cafe, farine, sci &c. sc. d
tous mes amis ct clients.
Jesus 6galement enmesure d'a-
cheter le cotton ou de faire des a.
vances liberales en- argent sur tou-
te expedition de produits faite a
mes amis ct correspondents a la
Nouvelle-Orleans.
Cette aimee, done, je donnerai
a tous les planteurs de cotton de La
Paroisse St. Landry ct des parois-
ses avoisinantes, lie choix de me
vendre leurs recoltes, lei a Wash
ington, payables sur le champ, ou
dexpedier a mes correspondents a
la Nouvelle- Orleans, EN- recevant
compliant des avances liberales.
A. DESMARE.
Bureau chez Pitre & Carriere,
o. Hinckley & fills, ct Guidry &
Thompson, Washington.
M. NJ. L. Melancon, mon a.
gent autoris6 au Port Barre, ache
terra le cotton ct fera des avances
en- argent, pour mon compte, au,
conditions ci-dessus exprim6es.
Washington 19 Sept. 15tf
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21
A nos Debiteurs.

~ Ceux qui doivent au bureau du Cour-
r;ipr des Opelousas sontpries de venir SOL
der leurs complies on prendre tells arran-
oements qui puissent nous convenir.-
Ceux qui ne pourront nous payer en- ar
GENT sont avertis que nous accepterons
en- Placement, du mais, de Ia paille, du
foin, dut bois de chaufage, des bardeaux,
du bois de charpente, ct beaucoup d'au-
tres chooses don't nous avons journelle-
ment besoin ct qui nous coutent de Far
gent. " sr.-r.r
Nous esp&rons que nos anis ne nous
oubiieront pas. [--
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21
Vente PubiiQues

VCAkGC IL UUAA4AVe
Succession de Simon Gonor ct Elizabeth
...., Rider. SON eponse, decedes.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour de Pa
T. roisse de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
ra vendu en- vente pubique, au plus otfrant
ct dernier encherisseur, par le soussIgne,
administrator, GU par l'intermedlalre dun
Encanteur, a la derniere residence des
dts defunts, d la Prairie Basse, en- cette
Paroisse; le .n.. 49, ....r @t@
Samedi, 5 Decembre proclaim,
les proprietes suivantes, dependant de Ia
succession desdits Simon Gonor ct Eliza
beth Rider, son epouse, tous deux decides
reinforcement de la Paroisse St. Landry. a
savoir:
Deux chevaux de selle;
Quatre vaches; g a.--.s.a.E-
,, Trois veaux de 2 ans;
-.'.' l genisse de 2 aus;
ga u, jument de rlonture;
Une paire de bgufs. de tire; s.zs.
2juments ct leurs poulaIns;
Upe jument batarde amercaine
,a,f I'm mulet; 2 poulains;
Environ deux bales de cotton en- grain;
= Environ 4O bariIs de mais;
| r,~r Un lot de paille de mais.
Conditions:-Comptant.
JOSEPH D. GONOR,
r.. ,..v.. ..,....E- Administrator
| Opelousas 2l Novembre 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21
UNE1 HABITATION,

situee a Ia Vieille Grande Prairie. dams la Pa
roisse St. Ian, Try susdite, consistante en- une mai
son de residelce avec ses dependencies, ct cent
vingt arpents de- terre de superfcie, borne au
Nord par le Bay ou Crocodile, IEst par la veu-
We Don Di6gus Simon Fontenot, au Snd par An
tome Lambert, et rOuest par un autre. Cctte
terre etant de din ensions irregulere, ct ayant
terme moyen d'el viron trois arpents de face sur
quarante arpents d profondeur.
CoNDrTIoNs:-l Pour du compliant ponr un
montant de huit cent piastres avec les interets a
rason de huit pour cent par an a compter du is
Janver 1863 ct la balance payable le Is Jan
ver proclaim, 1869. L'acquereur fournissant
caution satisfaction ct hypotheque conservee
sur la terre jusqu'a parfait Placement.
JAS. G. HAYES, She1if.
Opelousas 81 Octobre 1868.
The Opelousas courier., 1868-11-21
$40 de recOmpense.

C'IsT echappe de rhabitation du sous
- signe, au Carancro, dams Ia NUT au
Ter Novembre courant, un grand moIet
noir, age d'environ ans, la ques'e ct la
criniere taiIlee, ct portant sur pepau.'e gau'
che une marque peu pres ainsi L
On suppose que ce mulet aura prls ls' d.
recton du Port Barre on de Washington.
! La recompense ci-dessus sera accorde e
a celui qui ramenera ce mulet au souss1-
gne. ZENON BROUssAhD.
Carancro Ia Nov. 1868. 23-2t