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C8ur des Preuoes, Pafoisse Czlcasiea,--
9ucces$ions de Ell Langley et son 6pouSe,
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last residence of the deceased, together
with all the improvements thereon
erected and belonging.
3rd Nineteen and 92I100 acres to be
taken from the part or portion on which
is situated the residence of Simiien Lee
bleu.
TO heads gentle cattle; 10heads
wild horses and Dnares; 8 saddle horses;
5 Vacherie horses; 3 pairs oxen; rs
heads wild cattle at the Cheniere; $50
heads wild cattle In Calcasieu prairie;
farming utensils; household and kitchen
furniture, etc. etc.
Terms and Conditions:
One half cash On day of sale, and the
balance on a credit Of one year from day
of sale; purchasers. executing their notes
with good and solvent security IN soljdo,
TO the satisfaction Of, and payable to,
the administrators or order, dated on
day of sale, and bearing eight per cent.
interest from maturity till paid. The
lands TO be and remain specially mort
gagged, with vendors privilege, until
full and entire payment.
URSIN BREAUX,
.a-. TEX BEL ONE IEBLEU,
p Administrators.
r Lake Charles, Oct. III, 1868.
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D j. READ
Parish Judge.
nber q. 1868.
Etat de d. LOufsfane.

CoH'' des Preuoes, Paroisse Calcasieu, -
9uoces$tons de Ell Langley et son Gpouse,
.a#a Marie q. Ctasenaoe
TOHN LANGLEY, Administrators
b de la succession de Marie G.. Gaze
nave, ayant d6pos6 4 mon bureau un
Tableau cit compte final de son admins
tration DIES dites SUGGESTIONS, demandRnt
Phomologation d'icelui, ct gull soft de-
charge de son administrations;
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 aux int6ress6s, que 81 oppo-
sition par 6crit nest pas faite ct d6pos6e
q mon bureau en'la vile de Lac Charles,
dams les trente ioUus d partir du z No
vembre 1868, date de Ia premiere publi-
cation de Get avis, le dit Iableau ct
compte administration sera approUv6
ct homologu6, ct le dit John Langley,
Administrations, d6charg6 de son admi-
nistration, ct son bond canoell6.
- I----T TE------- IN -- ID, D. READ, IL
MHF u- .. Juge de PaToisse.
Lao Charles, Novembre 1868.
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The State Of Louisiana.
Pna.ish C.onnf Pnn.ish of- CL,Icneio,

Parish Court, Pa'ish Of CaIcasiem--
SUGGESTIONS Of EE Langley and Ais o0ifs,
an o.. Marie g. CazenaUe. n s~r.
TOHN LANGLEY, Administrator of
ID the Succession of Marie G.. Gaze
nave, having fled in my office final
Tableau and Account of the administra-
tion of the above named SUGGESTIONS,
with petition praying that the same
be homolOgated, and that he be dis
charged from his said administration;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested that, unless writ
ten opposition thereto is filed in my
office in the town of Lake Charles, with
in thirty days from November 9Th, 1868,
the date Of the first publication OF this
notice, in the Weekly Echo" newspa-
per. the said Tableau and Account of
administration viii be approved and ho-
mologated, and said John Langley, Adj
be discharged from his
administration, and his bond as admins
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I 6Months / 12 Months
0oTll8 Electoral vote.


@3Of General Grants votes, forty
four have been given him by fraud
in the Southern States. With q
free election, no Southern State
would have voted for him. The
twenty-thrae votes not cast should
be added to Mr., SeYmour's vote,
which, with Alabama and Arkansas
and the other. States of the South,
would give him one hundred and
ffty-seyen and elect him. H justice
were done, Mr.. Seymour should be
declared elected Bee. aa|I
Bad figuring very bad. -.a.an
The total electoral vote of the
Southern States, including Missouri
and West Virginia, is one hundred
and eighteen. Give them all to
Seymour for sake Of argument, and
add New York, thirty-three, and
New, Jersey, seven, and you have
one hundred and fifty-eight. n..golG
The total electoral vote is three
hundred and seventeen, Grant
would still have a majority 81 10
General Grants popular majori-
.ty, counting every white man in
tho South against him and none Of
the blacks for him would still be q
quarter of a million. Republican,
sof yesterday. sa5 a1H&9tl2a TNa' 3a
We published in our issue of
Sunday d table showing the result
,ofthe Presidential election, accord
ing to the latest returns. There
was a slight mistake in the table.
We gave the electoral vote of
North Carolina as 10, when it
should have been 8. We repeat
the total figures for each candidate
with that correction. a II
Grant and Colfax, 28 States, l96 votes.
Seymour 7 States, @ 97 votes,
Doubtful I States, 23 votes,
Total, 81 States, SIT votes.
BY dedueting IA votes from.
Grant, for the Southern States,
which we claim would have voted
Ca. Cio--.,, 49,. E,,,A G0.s 4ho yanniDy1-
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Estate OF John B. BPeaIIx.

Estate of John Bs BReaIIXs
DY virtue of an order from the Hon.
Id the Parish Court in and for the Par
ish Of Oalcasieu, there win be sold at
public auction, 60 the last and highest
bidder, by the undersigned Administra-
tors or by duly commissioned officer,
at the last residence Of deceased, in this
Parish, on
Tuesday, November M, lS6S,
the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate, to wit
One Tract Of Land, ],
situated in this parish, and known as
oer patent as the N. * of s. g Of SEQ
ton 28, T. 8 S., II. Z W., in the District
of lands subject to sale at Opelousas,
containing 1850 92I100 acres, to be sold
ia separate lots as follows, to wit
1st--One hundred acres to be taken
from the part or portion on which is
situated the residence and improve
ments of Belome Lebleu.
Forty acres to be taken from the
part on portion on which is situated the
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Vente PubliOue.


Succession de john B. Breaux.
I'M vertu dun ordre de pHon. la
~ Cour des Preuves dams ct pour la
Paroisse Calcasisu, il sera vendu en-
vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier ench6risseur, par les sous
sign6s ADMINISTRATORS, ou par un
officer dnment commissionn6, 4 la
derni6re residence du d6funt, en- cette
Paroisse,
1Iardi, IA NOvembre, 1865,
les propri6t6s ci.apr6s d6orites, ap-
partenant a la dite succession, sa.
yoir
Um Lot de Terre.
situ6 en- cette Paroisse, ct connu
CONNIE par patente CONNIE Ia liz nj.
Cte IA liz g S. S al 6ee SSeetieH 90 ToMnship
70 s., Rang6e I Quest, dams le Dis
trict des terres sdjettes a vente aux
Opelousas, contenant l59 92Il00
acres, a 6tre vendus en- lots s6par6s,
savoir .aa +
1o-Cent acres, a prendre sur q
partie on est sitU6e laresidenCe de
Belome llebleu. q
2o-Qparahte acres, a prendre sur
ia partie ou est situee la derni6re re-
sldeuce du dafunt, ensemble avec
toutes les baiisses ct ameliorations
qui s'y trouvent. as
3o-Dix-neuf ct 92l10O acres, a
.Urendre sur la partie on est situ6e Ia
residence de Similien Lebleu.
10 tetes de betes douces; 10 t6tes
de chevaux ct jumsnts farouches; 5
chevaux de selle; 5 chevaux de
Vacherie; 5 paires de bnufs; Ts tetes
de b6tes farouches a la Cheni6re; $50
t6tes de b6tes farouches en- la prairie
Calcasieu; outils arratoires; meubles
de maison; ustensiIes de cuisine, etc.
TERnEs Er CoNDroNs:
ha Motto compliant le Jour de la
"a L. Z. ..wkQ9k h.,
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Total, 81 stases, al7 vote.

BY dedueting 44 votes from
Grant, for the Southern States,
which we claim would have voted
for Seymour, but for the manipu-
1ation Of Congress, you have l52
votes for Grant. Add these All
Ito Seymour's vote, with that Of the
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TERMEs "a UONpTTToNs !

la Motto compliant le Jour de la
vente, ct la balance a Un credit dun
an du Jour de Ia vente; les acq16.
reurs fournissant leurs billets avec
bonue ct satisfaisante sGcuritG soli.
daire, 4 Ia satisfaction de, ct payable
aux Administrators on ordre, date le
Jour de ID vente, ct portant int6r6t a
raison de huit pour cent de leur echo
ance iusqu'au paiemeut. Les terres
demeurant sp6cialement hypoth6qn6e
aveo privilege du vendeur, jusqu'a
plein ct entier paiement.
URSTN BREAUX,
-2 BEL0ME LEBLEU,
a- @ Administrators.
Lac Charles, IN Oct. 1863.
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