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THE MANSFIELD EXPRESS ROBBERY.


Mansfield, Ohio MAY 25) correspondence OF the
f Cincinnati Gazette.l 9aCa s3T
man by the name OF Nehemiah Ball was arrested
here late Saturday night under circumstances that
would indicate that he had been committing some
great crime, and perhaps as an accomplice
here on Saturday and put up at the simp:
by putting the furniture against the door. He then
appeared at the window with O drawn knife, shout
Ing murder, and saying Robinson was coming to ar
where he stall remains. When arrested he asked the
officer why he arrested him. that he did not murder
the man, &C., There was found In his possession
$1,000 In bonds and $1,000 IN currency. He has still
in belt around his body, he says about 1900. He
as Nehemiah Ball. runner for an Eastern house.
whose friends reside In Concord, Mass Blood spots
were found on his shirt IN his trunk with two hand
kerchefs saturated with blood. His mind IL Still
wandering most Of the time.
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THE BUYING uf UNITED STATES SENATORS.

Though in q condition OF health which furnished
TO subject myself to abuse sure however, from the
7,f0,tns and HERALD Whatever do or omit to do)
by asking for delay In obeying General Buffers sub.
30 much Of % General Butler chose TO publish) VIII
be found on the nrst page Of this paper was not
In similar cases witnesses are allowed that privilege
General Butler, was informed, devoted the whole
FOR the Horse. nave nothin1 however. 70 object or
complain Of 10 this respect what is given OF my
testimony, with one or two not important errors 10
given accurately II contains nothing TO explain or
regret. have neither done an act nor gaiQ woId
IN relation TO the and a Of the Presl-
dent that would not do and say again.
n the results Of my information ana observation
teach me anything It Is that senator's Grimes, Fes.
senden, Fowler, Henderson, Trumbull Ross and van
In explanation OF the propositions made to myself
have Just this to say
Senator Pomeroy either intended to dispose Of
three v0<es Including his own or ne was willing that
his fr'ends should Ne Mis- name 10 make money! or,
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Sales In New York and Brooklyn Yesterday.
The attendance At the Exchange yesterday II
numbers may be accepted as any evidence of in
terest IA very doubtful acceptation was in favor OF
an improved condition OF the market; but real estate
really is at the present time drug OF course
SPECTATORS congregate about sales, possibly to see
II they can pick up anything cheap, and even pros
pectve builders chang around, (" for the chance OF
getting site low, but with the testimony Of the last
season holders are Indifferent and rs consequence
purchasers are In distrait We report the following
.,or, ses ss &. OK Srf iissh T. be.
and u, lot l6sxlOs G. Danwitb. 500
II a q ws o
20 Il H xss:en Ss w. SIS II Of 9th s
Sa Of isi t. Be; ID and Si avs: each sSaoC
sssS a. SIS ~. ssss the Blk
so,s q ss'S in rear Of above lots. each
lots cor Of osh av and sStn st, each S5soa Shea
Of Madison av, iSS ii Of 18th st, sS.GasS
i, Of 10Th st. bet Madison and sh avs, a5Iioaa
% i.h St. sss.loi VIM Mier.
Madison Is sd T. each
Spencer H. smith, each ~, ..'A 4,oot
''1 ,nT JAMES H. aiilrs SOW
ss sns ss "a
BsooELYS Rr%I ' FsTATx % AND
lOOxSxf0 81 Dowei l,O7l
on Putnam Az adjoining shs rs oi Sold so1iacn 'S
lots adoinng on Putnam av' axioc Gardner each az
lot; adjoining on Putnam av, same size, Walsh 49,
gore lots on Jacob 81 sos about S. near Central av
lots Jacob st, 2oxlOo Central av, Tusy,
On Jacob same size adjoining VIM weaver :.
lot on jacob ST same .iae adjoining James Landry II
lot on Brcadway near Dscaiar st. axlsx6c john
lot on Broadway adjoining aoxsoxii David Briggs. 81
10. on Broadway adoiang S1'l5os v" %
e. Sisansey iasa asalsS Hooper: q
lot adjoining same size, Ihos Iarr ..;..... ~
oa SanSsss s rsss
Ios adjoining same size Hamilton.
lots adjoining same size Thos FAR, each ~
lots adioinins same size Haloran, each. 81
lots adjoining, same size Babcock each: 20
each ss Thos Walsh, saeh.: IL
2 lots on Macdchgd 1T, near Howard a. SoxicO, VIM a,
sio!s on Rogers av corner Douglass st. s51iOo, WIN :.
lois and cores on Carroll st. neaiA6any av 1s
lots on Hancock st. near Yates av 2oxoo Swallow.
lots on corner 7h az and LIST st the corner lot 23x
10 and the three adjoining lots, each 22x0o, Edward
pte sa tnon 81: sis II Of Hoyt I siii Mr. Sacy
lot Willow 81, 50 # Of Cranberry st. 25xl00, a.
D''' BY WIN KnNNRLLY. ~
1 lot Sumter st, between Ralph and Patchcn avs 80
iLoYps SrSK, 10y WIN KrNsIiiY
House and - q ground saaea On On Lone Mort s
Sound, Ell Wison... leu
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r II Il r q a r.

The fourth annual spring meeting of the Hudson
County Agricultural Society commences to-day and
will be continued tomorrow and finish on Monday
next. The racing programme rs good one and rare
sport may be anticipated. To-day three races viii
be run, the first being post stake for two year Ods
which has filed very satisfactorily The second race
win be dash Of mile and quarter, for all ages
ana for this the field is large and good The third
ID the stallion post stake for three year olds
mile heats, which closed with six nominations, alto
gether making programme highly attractive. AS
little 10 known OF the capabilities Of the race horses
i1 training In this neighborbood out Of The stables
Of their respective owners great desire Is manifest
among the racing community TO hnd out the
calibre OF all those that are to. run at
the Hoboken course and the only way Tor
doing 50 is to be present when they run for
the premiums put up by the proprietor After this
meeting, which ID tile nitatOry one Of the year. The
horses that contend here will be moved to the Jerome
other places, and 1t would be well to learn the rela
tive degree Of speed that each is possessed Of rs soon
as possible. The post stake for two year olds has
McDaniel's. The second race has Local, sleety,
Lunar, Red Dick, chestnut lilly by peucalton, Lutte
and vauxhall, which is certainly great field. The
duce of best horses, Mr. Reed gives the produce
OF Breckenridge, Major Of Bill Cheatham, Colonel
Bush of Lapdist, Mr. Morris Of Eclipse and Colonel
Mcdaniel with those of Planet and JEFF DAVIS.
II POOL SELLING LAST EVENING. .' ...s
The announcement that pools would be sold upon
the entered horses for the nauguratng races OF the
spring meeting at HObOken, and also on the con-
testants OF the great trOt at Fashion Course to-day
drew together last evening many Of the betting rater
nifty, who, in the majority Of instances followed their
opinions with liberal investments Of greenbacks but
the condition Of Lady Thorn and her unexampled
time last week completely "blockedn the speculation
last evening Of the prospective trotng events
Of the The following figures note the estina-
f8Slvl ar1au N =
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JAPAN.

French Approval Of the HernId's Foreign
Policy.
TRANSLATED from the Patrie Paris, May l5.l
The United States government, writes the NEW
YORK HERALD, has an especial right to maintain a
large feet in the Japan waters, as American inter-
csts in that country exceed those Of other nations
The attack made on some French sailors has caused
the imperial government to order an increase OF its
forces In Japan. II Is decidedlyour duty to follow
the same course. Our neet In Japan ought to be
doubled and placed under the command OF "nght.
ing admral.D Must we accuse the Americans OF
oxaQreratinq the sad state OF afairs In Japan be.
cause they peremptorfly demand the due protection
OF their citizens and interestsf a. ...
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Turf Notes.

i 4 .
i. Turf Notes. n u
Mr.. weolford sold o team Of magnificent dapple
browns to Mr.. Wakefield, on Tuesday, for $1,000.
The Narraganset Park stakes closed largeiy-the
Hopeful with seventeen nominations, the Handi-
cap with twenty-one, the Providence with twenty
one, the Narraganset with twenty one and the Sc
quel with seventeen.
d. Maee will make four matches Of $500 aside on
Willie Scheper. He viii tr0t any Hambet0nian five
year old stallion under the saddle, In harness, TO
wagon, and to the pole. = 1if f'
Dan Pffer has won five races in succession, and
has not lost one this season. 81 't+
The Post stake, for two year olds, at Hoboken, is
the favOrtte f,Lff r. lt0 = 0ff fllI7
The Prospect Park Fair Ground Association are
progressing encouragingly with their new track.
Black Bird ought 70 win the hurdle race at Hobo
ken races.
Kentucky is entered In the handicap ct Narragan-
set. How will he be weighted To put him on q par
with the others ? One hundred and forty pounds
w0uld not be too much. ma. l.
The'guestion whether Henrietta win be excluded
from 2:40 purses for her race last Friday ID being
universally discussed That trOt at catch weight,
and no time was taken by the Judges
The race horses at Jerome Park are now doing
strong work.
The Saratoga races commence on Wednesday,
August 8. r-.l-.- .-.- -,,-r
The races at Jerome Park commence June Q.
The Chicago races are set down for July 8, to con-
time five days.
The Rensselaer, Park Association win inaugurate
their track on June Is. .- I'D . .--
The BufYaio Park Association orer $4,000 in prizes
for roters to be contended for the last four days Of
Commodore Vanderbilt asserts that he intends this
summer TO start Mountain Boy ~ beat Dexter's
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AUCTION SALE or SCRANTON COAL.

The regular monthly auction sale OF Scranton coal
was held yesterday at No. 20 Exchange place. There
was good attendance OF the trade, and the bidding
was unusually spirited. From the annexed COM
paratiye tables win be observed that prices realized
were shade higher than the previous tApriD
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Political Notes.

new democratic organization called the Jack
sonian Association has been organized In Burling.
ton, N. j., with Hon. James W. Wall AZ president.
The grand denouement OF the impeachment folly
has been the attempt Of Ben Butler OF pulling wooey
over the eyes Of the people. tt.-
The Macon (Ga.) telegraph publishes list Of the
names Of the members or the Georgia Legislature,
designating their politics as follows:-
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20
There were no pools sold upon the STATION Post
Stake, for two years old, which will close the FIRST
days programme, and Lady Thorn was the fav0rite
against the field In the Fashion Course III I.
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sheldon, ): GLIB Smith, OF New Haven, Coma, 70
wAY-UPsoN.-0n Tuesday evening, May %, by
the Rev. W. II. Johnson JOHN b. WAY to LizzIE A..
only daughter OF Augustus +. Epson, ESQ.,, oil OF
wrLLIAMsoN-BRITTlN-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
Nav 20, az the Middle Reformed Dutch church, by
the Rev. \. Z. Smith, assisted by the Rev. Everett
KeInpsha, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON 10 JENNIE K,
Youngest daughter OF Henry N. Britttn, Esq. OF
Elizabeth y. j. No cards.
Birth.
.wALsH.-In this city, on Monday, May rs, Mrs. r.
II. Walsh OF son.
ADAIR.-0n Wednesday morning, May 81, JOHN L.,
only son OF the late William Adair. uio g
Tie funeral Will take place on Friday afternoon, at
1 TSirt os9GS rom his late residence No. 2l4 West
tedious Illness, MARGARET, wife OF Andrew Brosnan,
natNe OF Castle Island, county Kerry, Ireland We
noon at two O'clock, from her late residence No 10.
Cnion place. south Brooklyn, from thence 10 Calvary
tend. 80 -, = 90
CoNDIT-ln Brooklyn, ON Monday May rs, SOPHIA
W., wife OF VIM. IL. Condit and Daughter OF the late
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
her mother, Mrs: James litelohn, are respectfully
No. l3s Jay street, Brooklyn, this Thursday after
CaRRirREE.-On Tuesday, May 20, EMMA w., wife
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this rhursdayl afternoon at two
O'Clock, from the residence Of her brotherin-law,
Francis p. WoodcOck, corner OF Church street and
Palisade avenue, Bergen city, n.
ST. Paul (Minn.) papers please copy.
CAsE.-At Newburg on Tuesday, May "a, ELIZA
BETH CASE, daughter OF the late Benjamin Case, Jr
and sister Of Robert l.. and Commodore A. Ludlow
Case. slat .sE.hrrat lt3 ,tTAFT yIIT. ~ :
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, Broad
street, on Friday morning, at eleven O'Clock. y
DoNNEILY.-On Tuesday, May 20, HANNAH DON
NELLY, wife OF Bernard Donnely, native OF the
parish OF Drunmore, county Tyrone, Ireland, In the
44th year Of her age
The relatives qpd friends.of the family respect
fully invited to Attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 424 Ninth avenue, this rhursday) after
noon. at one O'Clock.
EvERErT.-On Tuesday, May 20, at Carmel N. Y,
LEONARD X. EVERETT, in the Goth year Of his age
Funeral services at the Methodist church, Carmel,
on Friday morning, at eleven O'Clock. D
Fox.--On Tuesday, May 20, MICHAEL Fox, aged 80
years, a native OF Enniskillen, county Fermanagh
Ireland. fls
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence NO.
Munroe street, on Friday afternoon, at haI-past
one O'Clock.
Ennisklen papers please copy.
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TRACT OF

situated in the Parish of St. Landry, on Litth
Bayou Plaqucmine Brulec, containing seven
ty.tiTe superficial arpents, that is to say, fv,
arpcnts front by fifteen in depth the said Lane
is bounded on rhc North Or upper side by tn.
land of Mrs. Monitor, below by the land O
Alexis Charles Guidry, on the East by tn,
Public Domain, and on the West by the land.
of divers persons-being the same land tina
the deceased purchased from Leon TI!ibndeau
by act Of February %, 1862, passed before
Prosper Martin, Notary, ana recorded in BooA
1, page 394.
"a CREOLE HORSE, ASADDLEA AND
bride, a grindstone, a branding iron. forty
pannrls Of cypress fencing, one teatIler-hed, a
pair of andirons, a military warrant, No. 96OG7.
under the name Of Pierre Lavercue, tor one
hundred and twenty acres OF land, dated Nav
4th, 1860, and signed by Geo. G. Whiting,
commissioner
TERMS N CoNDlTIoNs-For the nova
bles Gosh the tract If land on a credit of one
and two years from the day of sale, purchaser
furnishing his notes with security to the salts
faction of the Administrator to bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from maturity till
paid. and special mortgage and vendors priv
ilege to he retained on said land until final
payment.
ALEXANDRA LAvERGNE,
AAarch 70 Administrator.
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TIE NEW YORK LEDGER


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on d !. " :. {, H.. he pu rm;,, e, GG "t~n H'o ,",. >
best naper that thew Give the Iepf;r; H..
preferences: bence lis nTnnaraIleled and unan-
preached circulation, being over three EuN-
dred thousand copies
All or present corps of popular aud .emi-
nent Authors will continue 70 wiit- for the
LEDGER we begin tlenew year will, a hey:
stony by Mrs. Sputhworrh The Hon. Horace
Grrely will continue his A~uiouiogrnph Fan
ny Fern her sparkling sketches: John G..
SAKE his humorous poems Eylianus Cobb,
Jr,, his entertaining StoIirs l;of"s$ur Vii.
liam Henry Peck his stirring N"v"irttes; l!el-
Iry Ward beecller his orjgirsa, Pah"r$ James
Parton his instructive Biographical Sketches :;
Miss Dupuy ler Dramatic Narratives: Mars
Kyle Dallas, Amy Randolph, Car,!iur Cuutad.
Mrs. Vaughan, their delightful silo!t stories.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Alice Cary, Ethel Lynn,
G. Shepherd, Emma Alice Browne, Miss
Schultz, VIM. Ross Wallace. tl,,ir ponJ9s,
A NEW FEATURE OF THE L~aiMEH.-AH-
rice to .0&ng Nomen.-.A new ~i,at,.te uf lIr
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state Oh
DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of St. Landry, {No. l05

DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of st. Landry. }NO. 1850.
nNEZIME POUPON PITRE, Tutor oe
the Parish of St. Landry, having filed :,
lableau of the Classification of the Debts If
the Estate Josephus Lacpmb and his WIFI.
Octave P;tre, both deceased, late of said n,,,
ish, accompanied by his petition prayinn for
the homologation of the same; and whereas,
the prayer OF said petition has been granted bv
an order Of Court, bearing date March 3lst.
1868; ~'''
Now' therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Iabieau in writing, at my Office in the town 81,
Opelonsas, within the time required BY law
WHY the said Tableau should not he h3mo!n.
gated aud confirmed.
u,. 4. GAERIGUES, Clerk. i.
Clerks Office. Opclousas, March -, ISi;S
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"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated
"a in the Parish fist. Landry, on the. Vest
side of Maf!et Woods. about ten miles from
the town Of Opelousas, at the place called
Pause B%ourbeuse, consisting of Section "A
Township 6 South Rangel East, and of See
ton Z Township 6 South, Range East, con
tanning 1862 acres and n hundledths, equal to
1000 arpe,ts, one-third of which is well limb
cred .srgas-3. 7e..@Aasis1 5 @-:.E. q IL
al This land is the same conceded and con-
frnaed to the widow, Of Antpine BoisdorG, by
Act of Congress and reported by the Commits
sioners in their certificate B. No. 100, and
consisting Of four tracts of four hundred ar
pents each This land will either be sold in
block of 1900 arpents, or divided into tracts
offive afpents' front by forty in depth, injorder
to suit purchasers. The plan of saidland may
be seen, and all Information. obtained, - by call
ing on Judge B. A. Martel, at 0pelousas. The
location is a f~irst-rate one for a saw mill. ,r.,,
Terms :-One-thiId cash, balance on time.
~r+r = JULIEN A. tPROVENT.
81 $3.50 "- Administrator.
Opelousas, December14, 1867. 81 ftt, .'
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DIsTRIcT CouEr. ST.. LiANDRY-No. 1885.
TAMESW. JACKSON, of The Parish. OF st.
a.l.ardry, Administrator of the Estate of
Edmund Johnson, deceased, Of flIe Parish
OF St Landry, having filed i 1ableau of CIassi-
.~tIcahon of the debts OF the Estate1of said de-
ceased, accompanied bya petition praying for
the homologation of the sans; and whereas
the prayer of said petition has been granted
by an order Of Court, dated April 8th, 1868:
&, Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in
ter}ested to make opposition, if any they have,
IN writing, at my Office, IN the town Of 6pe-
within thirty days from The date Of the
present notice, why said Tablean should not
be approved1and homologated, andthe Admin
~istrator authorized to.pay in cronfornityth there
with. tta4 syrEst. n A.. GARRIGUEs. CLERK. !, ,
Clerks Office, IOpelousas, April III 1865.
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ESTATE OF s.cDs,cn sec,-.,

D'sl''ef Court, Parish ST. Lamd,y.-No.-
EARY L. GARLAND, of the Parish :
- ". Landry, having applied by his no,i,
non to be appointed Curator of tbe Fito+,
OF Tt'phen Dewel, deceased, late of Ohio:
hritfore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, viii file tho
same ZANE IN writing, at my office in the town Of
op:Iousas' within ten days from the present
t4utICe.
ru,,. A. GARRIGUES, Clcrk.
Clerk Office, Opelousas, April Is, 1863,
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THE JOURNAL.
SLEEPING IN . r

They would scarcely believe him when b
told them that, when in Thurso sonc tim
ago, he on one occasion saw sixhundred pee
pie asleep in church. Speech gfDr. Guthrie
Der their devoted head,
When the law ~thunder'd,
Singly and heedlessly,
SnOred the six hundred.
Great was the preachers theme;
""Screw'd on was all the steam ~
Neither with shout Or scream
Could he disturb the dream
1855 Of the six hundred.
Terrors to the right ofthern,
Terrors to- the left of them,
Terrors in front of them -
80 He'll itself plundercd
. 'Ofits most awful things. .t
Weak minded preacher filings
.s AT the dlmb-founded. .-
Boldly he spoke and well;
All on deaf ears it fell; ~. .-s.
Vain with his loude>t yell
Vclley'd and thunder'd
For cariDg-the truth tell
Neither tor heaven or hell,
Snored the six hundred.
Still, with rcdoubled zeal,
Still he spoke onward w'
AID, in q wild appeal, <"f
Striking with hand and heel
Making the pulpit reel,
Shaking and sundere1-
Oiled them the Church's foes,
Threatened with endless woes
/ Family the answer rose
Proofs of their sweet repose) 81
From the united nose 81.
Of the, six hundred.
Sermons Of near an hour,
Toe much for human power;
Prayers, too, made to match,
(Extenporaneous batch,1
~ Wofllly b%lundered;
J With a service of music
Fit to turn every pew sick .'"
Should it be wondered?
Churches that win move =
Out of the ancient groove
Through which they have 1oundsr'd
If they will lag behind,
Still must expect to find - ~ ""7
Hearers Of such a kind - .
As the six hundred. ~
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state CfLoufSEnD3

D!sTETCT COURT,
Parish of St. Landry. NO 1850.
A LEXANDRE THIERRY. Of fine pa,;x,,
IA OF st. Landry, Administrator of the E,-
tate OF Louis Thierry, deceased, late Of said
parish, having filed a Tableau of the Classif-
cation OF the Debts of the said Estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the honoIo-
CATION OF the same and whereas the PRAYER
OF said petition has been granted by an order
of Court dated March 9th, 1868;
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all in.
terested to make opposition, ii any they nave.
IN writing, at my office, in the town Of One
lousas, within thirty days from the date of the
present notice, why said Tableau should not
be approved and homologated, and the Admin
lstrator authorized to pay in conformity there
with. A, GARRrGTITS fHy,a,L
Clerks Office, Opelousas, March 28th, 1863.
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NOTICE..

Deputy CoLAEeToR's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
OPELoUsAs, April LIST, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that the tax as
sessed upon Income, Gold Watches, Carriages
and Silver Plate, for the annual year 1867
together with the Special taxes, formerly
termed Licenses. is now due. &
Thirty 500 days from the date hereof y
given Tor the payment Of the same; after the
Expiration Of the time above given, the penaity
as preseribefiby act of Congress, .of MarcE
1861, will befimposed upon all who iaii rap
JNO. C. CoSTLEY,
Deputy Collector, u. S Internal Revenue
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EOI cAIIlL,
. d. 4 PLANTATION about four mile:
ERRssimiiI Southeast of Opelousas, containing
I'LL about seventy-two arp+nts, thirty ar
penis being woodland, all enclosed with gooc
fences and bitches, and well improved.
Another PLANTATION, one mile West OF
.Opelousas, containing sixty-fve arpents, en-,
closed and ditched, and improved with build
ings.1.t @ss. :. g ..., sa-..
Two separate LOTS with residences on
each, one being near the Court House, in the
town of Opelousas. ..,..... 49,.
Apply at the SENTINEL OFFICE, or to
81. 49,. THEODORE CIACHERE.
in Opelousas.
- necapoh ar Stb 1907 E-"r ' ~@a
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate OF Pierre~D. Lavergne and his
wife, Adonaieile ~Duplaohain.
RlsNIRTUEr of an orler OF the Honorable
- Eighth District Court of the State of Lou
,sianas IN and for the Parish Of St. Landry,
the1e VIII be sold at public auction to the last
an" highest bidder, by the undersigned Ad-
IninIstrator or a duly commissioned Auction
Grf' at the residence of Desire Gaspart at
ilaquemine Brulee in this parish, on
7HtRSDA Y, AprI 3OtH, 1863,
the following Described property belonging TO
tn" Estate Of Pierre D. Laytrgne and his wife.
Adomicle Duplechain, both deceased, to-wit :