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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-04
Masonic.

At u regular conclave of Lafayette
Commandery, No. 8, held at Swanton,
Tuesday, Dec. LIST, 1868, the following
officers were duly elected and installed
for the ensuing year, viz:
Sir Geo M Hall, Swanton, + G
Sir Danford Mort, Rouse's Point, N
Y, G.
Sir Albeit b Jewett, Swanton, CG
Sir Henry Carlisle, Sheldon, Prelate
Sir Valentine G Barney, Swanton, s
w.
Sir John a Fitch, Highgate, j w.
Sir James Plat, Swanton, Treasurer.
Sir Dana J Morrill,, &c Rec.
Sir James NJ Seavey, St Adams,
Sword Bearer.
Sir Park Davis, st Adams, Sword
Bearer.
Sir Homer C Jennison, Highgate,
Warder.
Sir WILDER II Bliss, Swanton, Sent.
Sir Sumner III Jennison, Swanton,
Capt LIST G.
Sir Micagoh Y Mott, Alburgh, Capt
I'd G.
Sir Merritt Barnes, Bakersfield, Capt
Ord G.
Sir Lucius r Parker, Richford, Mar.
Orleans Lodge, No. SIS, will dedicate
their new hall, in Barton village, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. The address
will be delivered by Henry Clark, G w
Secretary of the Grand Lodge for the
State of Vermont.
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ARRIVALS AT AMEICALN HOUSE,
DEC Cd 1898.

ARRIVALS AT AMEICALN HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. I'd 1868:
9. r.. Wheeler. Gloversyille; w. b.
Rob 'nsOn. Troy, N. Y; Samuel Had
sell, Avon. Ct. G G Blake, Swanton'
VT; John Wiley, f w McCottruck, b
s Bowers. r n Johnson, High ate,
Mrs. L Davis, Highgate.; Benz A Davis,
Taunton, Mass. Ammasa Payne, Low
ell, VT. S P Carpenter, Richford, VT,
H Sovenier, Boston, Mass. Thomas
Bowles, Burlington, VT; H II Parker
w Merriden, Ct; H Brease, Troy, N
Y; Franklin Tyler, Decalb, N Y; S
p Basford, Milton, VT.
ARRIVALS THURSDAY, DEC. Sd, 1868
Geo. Stevens. Georgia.; w B An.
irews, and wife, Ohio; Mrs. II It. Wight
man, r A Wightman, Ohio; A, Whit
ney, Lowell; H Stuffiebean, Sheldon
Fred. W Smith, Rochester, N Y: w L
Westlake, Buffalo; E Soule, Fortified
E e Yates, N Y; Francis Livingston
n. y; H N ] Mansfield, Malone, NY
Asa Cotton, Franklin, VT; J Fish, Jr.
Horace Draper, Sheldon.
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"Their name is Legion" may be APP
piled to the innulnerable diseases to
which the skin is subject. 1t would be
well for those who are afflicted with APP.
parently incuraLle ulcers, old sores, cry
sipelas and eruptions, to use Grace's
Celebrated Salve, which cures in very
short time, cuts, burns SEALS, flesh
wounds, &c. W.
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DALI ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALBANs.
From Sweetsburgh and Franklin, 700 p. M
From Richford and sheldon. 8 90 p. m.
From Sheldon, 10 90 a. m.
From Bakersfield, II 90 a. m.
DAILY DEPARTURE OF STAGES FROM At. ALBANs
For Franklin and Sweetsburgh Z 80 m
For Sheldon and Richford 80 n. m
For Sheldon, 90 p. M.
For Bakersfield, 90 p. III.
Stages call at the several hotels in town. stage
Offices at the fremont House.
CLOSING OF THE MAILS.
Mails for New York close at 90 a. m. and I 0O
y. m.
Mails for Boston close Mt 3 u IN. and 6 80 p. m.
Mails for Albany and the West close at . 90 a. M
Mails for Canada close at 5 20 am.
Southern and Northern way mail close at . O0
a.
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NJ. f.. CHURCH.-We understand that
increasing religions interest is being
manifested in the Methodist f.. Church
in this village. At the Quarterly Meet
ing last Sunday, seven members were
received into full communion.
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Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil is
sold by most of our Druggists and Mer-
chants, and has become a st ,ndard article
in market. This position 1t has won by
Its great merit. 1t cures pain, and the
people like il and will have it-one man
says his vile would not be without it II
the bottles cost 500. dow.
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FULTON MARKET.-Just received, O
nice lot Dried Beef. Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
and Musk Melons. dtf-94.
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One of the few things that the North
and Sonth will probably ever fully agree
upon il that "Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" is not only the best proven
tive to the hair falling out, but also the
finest dressing ever before the public.
1t richly deserves the "Silver Medal
awarded by the New Hampshire State
Fair Dubuque Times. d&w.
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ate, and the third delivered to Hon. Geo.
w. Grandey, who was appointed by the
Board to carry it to Washington and de-
liver to the President of the Senate
before the first Wednesday of January
next.
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Local Items.

OUR DAILY.-Those wishing TO secure
copies of our daily paper can do SO at
Merrifield's and Bakers bookstores, as
we'll as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies Of our weekly paper may also be
had at these places.
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To Adsertisers.--The VERMONT DAILY Trans
oRIPT has the largest circulation i'll ST. Adams
and in Franklin County, of any daily paper, and
is OH that account, if no other. the best medium
for advertising.
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THE WELDEN HOUSE.--We under.
stand that the Weldon House is soon to
be close d for repairs, and will remain
closed during the winter.
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so
BEAUTIFUL? MRS. S. A. ALIENS
IMPROVED NEW style) HAIR REsToRER
or DRESSING, Tin one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every Druggist sells it.
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SHERIFF PLACE has appointed the
following persons Deputies T. B. Mar,
vim, Swanton Julius Halbert, Fairfax
T.. c. SOule, Fairfield.
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THE price TO be paid for monument
by the Messrs. Myers for their father is
S10O0-$9O0 more than was stated in
yesterdays TRANSCRIPT.
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Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1868.
Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
From the South and East, 5,48 q. M, IL, 10 am
6,3j p. m, s, 10 p. m.
From Rouse's Point and West, 7,20 a. m, II,
30 a. m. 6 80 p. m.
From Montreal, II As a. M, 645 p. m.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South and East, ~. 3. m. W. M,
7 20 p. III.
For Rouees Point and West, COS a. m. ii
y. IN.
For Montreal, 10 a m, 6 81 p. m.
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Mr.. G. A. GRANT, of Eden, was struck
senseless, and seriously injured, by boys
coasting, on the 2Sth ult.
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CHRISTMAS BALL.-There Is to be a
Christmas Ball at T.. II. Beal's Hotel
bakersfield, Oh Friday evening, Dec. 25
Music /; Isham's Band.
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F L-O U r.

AN III receipt of 200 to 800 brls. OF FLOUR
i per week, and my facilities are such that |
can supply the trade on MS
GOOD Terms
as any other party or parties (as my flour pays
no tribute to middle men, nor 2Oc, per barrel to
drummers), with Super6ne and Extra Flour,
made from Milwaukee Club Wheat by carload
or single barrel.
WAITER WHEAT FLOURS,
from good to very choice, in full supply.
Corn for sale at all times. Cash paid for Wool
aud Sheep Pelts.
Sy l take this opportunity to return my
most hearty thanks for the very liberal patron.
age have received since commenced business,
and hope for continuance of the same
j. j, BURGESS
ST. Adams, Oct. 81 1868
239 If
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UNDER GARMENTs!

have large and complete assortment OF
Merino, Cashmere and Saxony Wool UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for Gentlemen, Ladies'
and Children of all sizes, styles, and qualities,
aud at very moderate prices.
In addition nave my customary full assert
ment of nice Dress Goods, Fianels, B.sn-
kets, Balmo'al skirts Furnitur. Covei
ings (used for curtains) Housekeeping Goods
Doniest cs, sc sc.
N. B.-Have IA cent Brown Cotton, selling
at 12l cents.
An inspection of goods and Prices is respect
fully solicited. Careful attention given to
orders.
EDWARD BARLOW,
l56 Church Street
Burlington, Dec /, 1868. dl69 y245-tf
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NEW 1DVERTISEME-N rs.
AMERICAN eros GRAIN
Black Silk.
For sale at $3.50 a yord, by
Edward Barlow. Burlington, W

'INHE usual price of these goods il ~ 30 a yard,
l. and after my present supply is exhausted
do not expect to be able to sell them at the
present low price: therefore those intending to
purchase such dress will 90 well to secure
pattern at once. also have q handsome stock
of Imported Black Silks, among which are some
very heavy goods which shall sell at very chean
prices. My stock of SHAWLS is very conn letc.
consisting OF Long and Square PAISLEY
SHAWLS, and a full assortment of WOODEN
SHAWLS of various styles and qualities at
prices which ought to satisfy every reasonable
person.
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cLoAKING! cLoAKINa!!

In full assortment. We call particular ut en-
ton to our Sea, Skin CiOm king as being very
warm, handsome and durable for a low priced
article. We also have some extra quality
Bl0ck Moscow Beaver CIoth worth from
$3.50 to Sc. 90 yard
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Probate Sale.

Estate of David II. FOFeEElaD
+ DY virtueaof an order Of the Hon. the
9 Eighth Judicial District Court OF
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of Cal
casieu, there Will be sold at public aUc-
| tion, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned administrator, Tor q
duly qualified Auctioneer, at the last
residence Of deceased, in this Perish, on
Saturday, JERIy rs, 1868, .--,
the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate. to Wit: q . ..r7s
$. p, u oR ". =. u ana
n. 2. Of IS. p. u of Sec. "a, T. 10,
y. r. 5 w. Of lands subject to sale a,t
Opelousas, containing so ssh 90 acres.
as per patent Of the United States. No
5S35, dated February 1sty 1885,
a2d.-W. 70 Of ~. IL. us. e. u
OF On. w. u, N. e. II BE- S. w. VI y.
e. "a and N. W. ~ oR g. H. "a of Sec.
"a, q. TO- S. H. b wv. Containing on
66Il00 acres, AS per certificate Of the
Y land nd once at Opelcusas, No. 6010, dated
Sept. 10th, 1860. @3a12'.Sa SaLz ! N7a521
2a8d head gggnntleo
sF4 8o+s .CattIe.~Ts,st. ~ -oe.5
10 head wild cattle; 3 head horses and
mares; two yoke Of oxen; hogs: sheep:
farming utensils; household and kitchen |
furniture, ETC., etc.S&5 i0I sl@H@ t@G#
aaal tEsrmsoassa COnditios,s. yt2itaa
Five per cent cash, on day Of sale. |
md the balance on credit Of one. two
and three years from day of sale; ,purs-
shasers furnishing their notes with aYo.
proved personal security, residents Of |
The Parish, IN s0Iido, To the satisfaction
u and payable to the Administrator 81
'Fder, with interest at 8per cent. Der
.An,lm from naturity till1paid The
yaged until full and entire payment b
1rincipal and interest. 7efFlSi
- DAVID FGIssII3A NJ 4 N q, a
~ aa NgA administrator.
Lake Charles, June 90, 1858. -
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Wante e. sTlerff.

!
Mtat de Ra Ion siamGs
TsyloF q Churchill VS. VIM. Isvvassrae
6ouE Ile District aroisse CaleasieH.
I no. 888.-Alias 6. "a.
Levy q schewer vs. VIM Levy 8me
Cour da District Pa roisse Calcasieu,
EltN vertn de deux writs de feri fa.
~ cias a moi adress6 dams les al.
fares ci dessuB intitules, j'ofIrai en
vente publique, au plus ofrsnt ct
dernieg enchSrisseur, q Ia Maison de
Gour De cotte ParOisse, ca Ii VILE de
Lac Charles, SAMED1, Ter AOdt,
1853, enlre IL Leures da matin ct al
hau4es delapres-nidi, tous les droits,
titres, int6r6ls OF prstentio1s de VIM
Levy, lie defeHdeur, q la proprlete
ci.aores decrite, savoir aE4
Tn certain .I errain
on Lot de terre, situ6 en- la vile de
Lac Charles, nesurant cent pieds
Care, borne Nord par la rue Pnio,
Est par la rue Ryan, Sud par le Iot
de- Celeste Peloquin et Quest par lots
de George Marshall, ct 6tant IL meme
lot deterre achet6 parle dit William
Levy de Paul Augnstin, ST., ct son
spouse, cle l9 D6cembre 1856. comme.
BAR le r6gistreE dams lie bmean dull
RecOrderde la Paroisse Oalcasieu.ugI'
CONDITIONS: --Comptant.0 aveOrvleII
D6nefice destination. rn4r cd srrieI1
Saisie daas les affairep suedites. EsII
IN al DAVID >. READ, Sheriff,
Bureau dn Sh6rif, 81 Jnin 1858. IL
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Vemte PuI3li0UTe.

Succession de DQoSd L. Foreman.
DIN vortu dun ordre de l'Hon conr
~ du 6me District Judiciaire de Ia
Louisiana, dams Of pour IA Pkr oisse CAL
easieus u sera offeTt en- vente pubTona.
aV plus offrant ct dernier ench6riesanr,
par 10 soussign6 Administrator an m
encanteur dtment commissioned 4 Ia
derniere residence dU d6c6dG, 81 ceste
Ear0isse, 8 8ts8 8iff -1a '
osameGi, 90 JuiIIea, ls0s. M
les propEiet6s ci-apras d6crites. apparto.
nant z 70 dite succession, aavoir
lo.TL,e r s. u. dn y N. n. ~
e e U. .. du ~ 81. ~. de "a SEC g.
~ y. " 3 Q,, dies torres 81 vento 4
Opelopsass contenant 62 5sTI00 orss
Eatente des Etats Unis, No. 6s85 a.
date az Ter Feygiar 1890
90. 70 Q. du ] N. E..
z 8. q. eu ~ d, q y M u dn
9 ". le y stlo it8 ~. q. ar ri
d 90 "A sec IA N no 81 so
eontonaat 247 66llO0 aogas, cestiAcas al
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bureau des terres q 0pelousas, No. COLO,
ca 0ate du TO Septembre, 1850. q,
3o.---17 totes bstes ~
CCrIl6S CCIICeS.
I5 t8tes b8tss cornes faTouchesy 8
tetes ehsvaux et iuments; 2 paires de-
boaufs; oochons; moRtons; instruments
arratoires; ugtensiles de naaison ct de
cuisine, etc,, etc.
4erDses a. Conditions
Gina pour cent payable compliant, 10
jour De Il vente, ct "a balance B m cre-
dit de m, deu1 et trois ans du Jour Dc
Ia vente. Les acqnereurs fournissant
leurs billets avec bonnes securities per
Bolidaires, residents de u
PaFoisse, payables B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on a son ordre. ct portant int6ret B 81
pour cent par an de leur 6ch6ance JUS
az an parfait Placement principal ct In
56r6t. I
DAVID FOREMAN,
~ a ~ IA Administration.
Lac Charles, 20.Juin, 1868.
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y Ss1DD@~
Estate or Eugene Vfnceht. a.
IDY virtue 81 an order Of the Hon. TIE
ID Eighth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of CAL
casieU, there will be sold at, public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Tutor, or duly quail
fed Auctionser, at the last residence Of
deceased, in this parish, on rIMa5q ua@a
Tuesday, July 81, 1861 @1J
the following described property, be-
longing to said Estate, 10 Rit;> ,omjT
Sixteen head gentlesCattle,
more or lessS three heads horses and
maresi households and kitchen furniture;
farming utensils &C., sc. -. ..r...' Il
G-@ Terms and .Conditt0,ss -. .--..
a On Q credit, Of one, two and. three
years from day of sale; purchasers fur
nishing their notes with approved Der.
5onal security, residents of the parish,
IN sQ5ido, to tho satisfaction of ana pay.
Gble TO the Tutor or order, with interest
# III 2 PEI. per cent per annunn from maturity
MT STaI STEP HEN REoN, Tutor.
Lake Charles, July 4, 1868. 10 alaaj"l
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. eIaanfT.,a &c.

'ia EGE Is g % es
ms8aes of EOmf8awmms
Thomas g. Boyle 4 ga District coart
Va. Parish Ell CaleasieU
silas 1L Finch. No. SEQ.
DY virtue of writ Of heFi laciae
I'D 10 me directed ii the above enti-
tied suit, / win offer for sale at auc.
ton, to the last and highest bidder,
az tbs Court House door Of this Par.
isl, inethe town DC Lake Charles, on
SATURDAY., the frat day 0f Augnst,
1863 between the hours 0f n At.
NJ, and 4 r M. an the right. title
interest aid demand of Silas M..
Finchl to the following described
property, to Wits: t aszea gs.f
IA Tract Of Land
situated ia the Parish Of Calcasieu.
near Lake Oharles, on the Calcasieu
River, and known as Tot -Four 6f
Section Ore, Township 10 South,
Range 9West, containing forty.nine
4ll00 acres, together with all the
Buildings and improvements thereon
erected consisting If "A 100
a0ga STEAM CIRCULAR 40 |
IS IA w M IL LlI1gadaI
machinery, boilers, dwelling house,
aut houses, excepting two buildings
belonging to w H. HASKELL #aI
Teas :--Cash, with benefit of ap.
praisement -
aD.GVID2J. READ, Sheriff.
Lake Charles, June 90, 1898. "G5GE
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Notices 81 g,S
Convention lax.

ALL persons owning properly
~ this Parish, are hereby notified
70 come forward and settle Their
!" Convention Tax Immediately,
or they win incur Che penalty
prescribed by law Office opeR
Sheriff and ColleoteR
sherfs Office Lake 0haEle
La, Feb. rs, 1868.
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ShePiGs Sale.
State OF E0UTfagfan a

@ha SnGEs14HS Sal Gs .gael
9 tate OF LOUIisiama a
Taylor & Churchill vs.. WIN. lIievy-stb
District Court, Parish Of Calcasieu,
No. 35S.--Alias a. ia. Et af EaTHI9e
Levy q schewer VS.. Wnt. IIeYy-4.stll
District csd Court; Perish Of Caloasieu.
S4Es 3sf4 70 EsNEf ZEI----57I 7Ei3T17F-
10y virtue Of two writs of fieri facias
~ to me directed ia the above entitIed
suits, / viii offer for sale ab auction. II,
the last and highest bidder, at the Coma
House door Of this Parish, in, the town
Gn Lake Charles, on SATURDAY..
August LIST, 1868, between the hours ~
y a. M, and 4 p. NJ, all the right. Il,
tie, interest and demand Of VIM. ,eyv
uhe defendant, unto the following de.
serlbed property, to wit !; ariisjreE
"a Certain TT own lot.
Or Lot Of ground, situated ii the town
o. lake CHARLES, Parish and State afore-
eald, measuring one hundred feat
square, bounded North bv puio tstreat
Efst by Ryan street. South IN nv, ~
Celeste Peloquin and West ~ lots NJ
Syeorge Marshall, and being tho sarsa
10y Of land purchased by said yV4 III
Aleyy froI1 Paul Augastin, senior. I'm s
y VIE, y on the 10Th day of December
Y 1856, as appears blythe records q
80 AAsA
IEgats Cash, With TIE bsasAs Il
appFaisemeEt. 0H f
4 AtiAeGs 70 the above entitled NitM
=, -, DAVID J, READ Sheriff
SheriR's Office, june M, 1855,
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Lake Charles Male and Female
/ -ci liza CAD f. MY .5na7ra.

8FENHE present session began, Monday
! III 23d Sept 1867, and win close about
the last of July 1863 ab aTE
Charges in specie or its equivalentin
currency, payable monthly. y g..4 49,
Board, lodging and washing, per
month for children n. .,.s..,.s... .sS8 90
For young men and young ladies, 8 90
Tuition in English department. 200
Students, furnish their own bedding,
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kins. 053bU1EE I'D GSHsBAU4I a+Et
Strict attention paid to- the moral
instruction of students. s.saTangtIfT
h4,5,y . IiIs, Nv ". BRYAN, Principal, r.
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Vemfe de Sheriff
Etat Re La Louisiana.
Sne Cour de Dist
Paroisse Caleasieu.
No. 32b.

Thomas 81 Boyle 8me Cour de Dist
silas N finch 81 no So. SIS. :.
IN vertU d'pR writ de fer. faciaR q
~ moi adresse dams Paffaire ci des-
Gus ihtituI6e, Iofrirai en- vento pa.
clique, an plus offrant ct derDier en-
ch6rissenr, a Ia Maison de eonr de
eette Paroisse, EN- la vile de Lac
Charles, SAMEDI,, Ter Jour d'Aoat,
1858, entire III heures al matin ct 4
heures de I'apres.mitli, tous les 6ToiEs,
titres, interests OF pr6temtions de Silas
b. Finch, aux propri6tes suivantes,
eavoir :D eds vi g53gdgz Go8 al nnG
Um Lot de TePpes ai
si ftttg 6,sfH Ia EPss8isse G8Aeastl
Lac Charles, sur Ia Rivtere Oalcasisn,
ct comm CONNIE lot Quatre, de Sec.
ZION Tn, Towtsliip 10 Sud, Bangee g
0Hest, contella nta quarante-neuf ct
%il00 acres, 5ensetnble avec toutes les
batisses let q authorizations "a qui s'v !
trGuVent, consistent EN- aey 8F &aF5w |
a5sn EN DLOULIN.A-SCIE w aE}l
ilCIRC.UL-AIRE, 13t
bOuilloires, machine, maison de resi-
eneo,gappentiS, etc, except6e deux
batisses aPpartenapta w, Il. Has,
keIlararsr,.8 rGrs ra,. ,r.....- ~ -.
CoNDITIoEs i--Comptant, avec be-
rot h, DAVID j.; READ, Sheriff. y
lac Charles, 20 Jnin 1858. AVA ..5.
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Etat dc III L6s "a
Succession de ene Co6 ~ Y
Ursula Simmons. Paroissa CaIes ~,
JOSEPH 3. PIVOTO, tgltsur ( t4is,sls
ID aysnt OPPOSE en- bureau du GSefaa1-
de ID dite Cour, m Tableau fnal d,a5-
minigtFstion et distribution dams IN rIiso
succession denandant EhomologatioD
d'icelui, ct Ia dite desnand6 aysiif Sf5.
accord6 par ordre de- Ia Cour, en- llsfs
du % JUN 1868; r1 esl1 z1B -.
En consequence, avis est par IL pr6.
sent dome aux int6ress6s, de dgpogag
leuf opposition par 8cIit, al bureau IN
Greffer de la dite Cour, dams les ca
jours qui suivront La date du pr6shnt
avis, all6guant les raisons, 81 aucune7iIs
ont, pour lesquelles le dit tableau ne se-
RAFT pas homologu6 scion la priere du
p6t1tionnaiTe. @4 WI
IS 5se4 os .ttJ. v. MOSS, Grgffef
Bureau du Grefier, 271Juin, 1858 a,..
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Nv emte DIf OUleth .
Succession de Eugene Vincent.
I'm yertu dun ordre de THon. Ctour
IL dit Sine District Judiciaire) "a IA
Louisiana, dams OF pour ID Paroisse Gal.
f6et en- yeatte lg55tsfb4iorte,
an plus ofrant at darnier- ench6 risseur,
par e soussign6 Tuteur, ouun enoan-
teur dhment commissioner, 4 Ia der
Mere residence du d6c6d6,y en- oette
paroisse. k'sa#Aal 0I"@Hf@- sfTF
''' MardA, 81 JuilIet 1868, @ "a .
les propri6t6s ci-apres d6crites, apparte-
nsnt Ia ditto succession, SAVIOR;
Seize totes botes douces.
plus on MONS; trois tetes chevaux ct
lunents; rneubles do n1aison; ustensiles
do cuisine; Instruments arratoires,, etc.
-ltaEm Esr1nss at Conditions :: ouua
j Aun credit aeun, deux ct trois ans
1u jour de. la yente.79 Les sacqn6renrs
gonrnissant leprs biIlets ayec bonnes s6-
curltes petsoInelles, solidaires, resi-
Gents de Ia paroisse, payables al Tuteur
1u q son ordre, ct port8nt iii ter6b y 8
pour cent par an de leur 6eE6ance ins-
a. ap parfait paienent principal ct in
.er6t, ,sn. 1855 49,.
I. ..'i STEPHEN REON, Tutour.
Lao Charles, 4 Juliet 1863 @A
II 4" ~
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Tlae STATE Of LoJTasfana.

'lsil The state OF Louisiana a3A
va Estate Of sth District Court,
Hrsttit Simna0ns.Tf Parish of Ealsassii o..
JOSEPH B PIYOTO, natural tutor
q having fled in the Clerk 3 Office Of
said Court, q Anal Tableau 81 account
and distribution, ia the above success,
sion, praying for tho homologation 81
tbs same, which prayer has been
granted BY order Of Court dated juno
28, 1868 !; ed slea s8 kg s1 ssI
Therefore, notice is hereby given to
al persons interested, Cd Gle their OBJ
position, Ia my 6GSlce ia the town 81
Lake Ohalless and sh5w Cause ig any
they have within 80 days from the date
hereof, why said application should not
ne granted and said tahleau homolo-
gated As prayed for.
j. ". MOSS, Clerk.
0iark's oiiee, June %, 1858.
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D4VID2J. READ, Sheriff.
8 Lake Charles, June 90, 1873. Go@