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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26

WHEREAS, OSCAR X. LYLE, or NEW
w orleans and District aforesaid. duly declared
BANKRUPT under the act of Congress Of March 2
1851, mas this day filed in said Court petition pray
ing for discharge and certificate thereof from ali
MS debts and other claims provable under SAID got.
Noice 70 theretore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts to all other persons in in
terest that TIE twenty third day of Deesmber 1855
at eleven A. M is assigned for the hearing of the
show cause II any they have why the prayer OF the
said psuion should not be granted; and further
tice given that the bankrupt will be examined be-
fore Register Pitkin, at his office, Oustomhouss
ten A. Nj. .
Clerks ORice, November %, 1858.
NOES del Is X. LOKW, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26
JUDGMENT OF INTEKDICrION.
Ne. 3s, fsS-In the Matter ofthe Iutar.s,
ton Of MIS-. Ann ainncT r
SECOND DISTRICT COITRT For THR d.
ISH OF ORI,EANS -

TN,THIS CASE, SUBMITTED TO THR OOITR
for adjudication, the Court considerinS 4
ReadIngs, evidences and the law being SStisA
that BITS. Ann Clancy ID an insane person:
IL Is therefore ordered, adiudged and deoraed I
Bic. Ann clancy be pronounced an hAbitnAl in "a
p fson wholy unit and incompetent to take Oh ar
@ herself and administer her estate and ina e.
lore she be and she is hereby declared intsrsics
anu disqualified from performing any OF the et
=, q oheractS which persons Of age and compete
Inc costs herein TO be borne by her estate
Judgment rendered November 7, 1853
Judgment signed November Ia ise8
S ass 3d.. LIS DUvLGNAUD. Jua
Al. VHLERE, Deputy OleFK. nolez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, November 25 1868. }
No. 1l34-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized TO draw a warrant on the Treasurer III
favor OF II. D. Ogden for five hundred dollars $500
Tor legal services rendered the city
ia Signed Affixed KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signed THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved November 25 ls6s
Signed JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. no26 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS /
City Hall November IS 1854, !
No. 1143-New Series.
Resolved That the shell. purchased from N Cor.
dram by adjudication shall be subest tolthe order OF
the Ulty surveyor and chairman of Committee on
Streets and Landings.
(SignedI JOHN BREEN.
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed THOMAS MARKkY
President Board Aldermen.
Approved November Is 1863
(Signed) JUHN r., CONWAY, Mayor.
A true COPY:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary. no26 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26

STREET COMMISSIONERS DEPARTMENT
Room No. 7 City Hall, )
New Orleans, November a. 1865.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS
w trct Pound, on Dryades street, between Jack.
son and Philip streets, as estray-
One Rrindled cow.
uhioh, il Eot claimed within five days, and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
at said Pouud. on SATURDAY, November 2a 1853
at II O'Clock NJ JOSEPH MURPHY,
street Commissi oner.
ouIs SENECnAL. for Controller. no24 st
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Thursday. November &c, 1868.
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DTLLa or ExCaANGE, PROMIa

~ Notes, Bills Of LAding. Dray Rscsipta.i BANK
hecks and all kinds Of Commercial Printing neatly
xeouted Atthe Republican once. No. 81 st. OhAri
trO0t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26

e. . MAYoBALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hail, November Is 1858.
No. 1l42-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he Is
hereby authorized TO place at the Ninth etreet Mar
ket stone crossing for the convenience of the pub
lie attending said markeJ; provided the cost OF
does not exceed two hundred dollars 5000.
CStSnedJ ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved November 25 1858.
(Signedl JOHN X CONWAY, Mayor,
a true COPY.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. no26 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-26
BOARDING.


GELBHT ROOMS WITH HOARD AT
- No. 81 Dauphiue street, between BienvIlle and
Cont, for gentlemen and ladies, with references.
Also Day Boarders at reasonable price.
nO2i W.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
SATURDAY, N0YTMBER IA, 1858.
mr. " r. CNIHMFf iND yHi,
FREE}}.N.t

80 one urnoln.nGtinN l.as tll ne 50 inuc!.
at Tie South eucc The close Of ,hc war,
ii sc;Ning out misiiciMic>, organizing
rhUrchuA, an! erecting and scrnrin.
tniitiirss fD, rliur@h Recommendations.
Nut /, hnu hcn,l t,nni III tic prosecution
OF our work. that there Mr w;lats 70 hr
met aria \ vr% 70 lc performed among
nc rrcciuicn v.icA rannut hc lc.situa'c-
Is lone hy our Missionary Society.
Our missionary opsrations are dcs gnod
10 hr restricted ir !lr one great work ut
preaching Ch,i,,,o ,hopcop!e.
'rhc freedmen ieri deeply their want oi
~ education, and highly appreciate all
Tie ,nca., Alrrl.l ihcm 10 secure il,
Ouv gvcn. hope 70. their permanent clc-
y2,;on is III the ris!ng generation. The
lh:llircn must have the benefit Of free
Schools We sec no means Of thus fur
n;s!."g them at least Tor The present,
save ,hrongh ,hc contributions Of North,
EN- .ric:de. Whru the South iq rightly
lcc>lict'ictrd ~ the action Of the people,
we oxpcc. Tia, provisions Will be made
10 A,.st&.n Tree sclools, where the masses
cao x educated without dis, nction Q;
rnco Of rolov Nntit will 10; answer to
nel!ct. ,h:s t4....e aow il anticipatcn Of
s..iseqrcn, provisions. These schools
'rr needed a3tt fl fhenl icr nc res.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

SrlRniNu scenes were Witnessed on
this old spiritual battle-ground. in Barn-
we'll circuit AS annruncrtl IA" cninp-
mrrt;D. commenced October 2S,h, .,nd
ro,tinnc1 wits increasing intcros, apd
power, iii Nov &i 'ihirly-nine pro
fcsscd conversion, md were received on
probation during the meeting, an'l III"
Church wctr gr"Ntiv strengthened and
encouraged. Rev. WIN Dancrlv, the
old war-hors; from i.listu Forks. ,ucl,
the battle altar OF ;iu,! was present, E,
hrlr ilc hrrthrcn on the (mcu; storm
the stronpho,is Of The cncmic> Of the
Cross Of Clri,' Rev. a. Middleton,
l:rarhcr Of the Circuit. scn,i~ IL Ion.
;,nd Interesting account OF The meeting
of which ior want Of sl'aco We can emily
publish tl,c following cx;rar
i = The gcutlcmun wl,o n,an;ci II, tie
/ ipriyilcY,r Of the grouuG, Mr. H. La
i;tp, WAS prcsaii, wi,h his Family 4 p,y.
or;Nc time. and apparcn;ly ct,i,vr( TIC
;neciu5, scriou~lytv the ;,I
scncc Of orr 7. L. hi, pressing. cnganc
incuts IN other portions of thr work Kin.
dcrcd lis aurulunuc. 80 other FNdcr
! being present. SO wcrc disappointed il
not receiving the Sacrament, Which na,
prclMrcll a, ,!ic ground,
! l'hia po,'i1il Of Earnwc'l CUtAtl lN>
hrcN O. s'itu,r ofnnavhcrs ana pr"ach
inr cy epr ~h1N Brethren !rnm = li~
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

IHANN>"lvfN@.- 'cvc"nor %col, has
appointed Novcnlcr %, rs 4 day Of
NA2nkS.i>in,r aiil l,rayer lie, all the
pooll ".;,r il Misunderstanding OH Tia,
''ar, lH Almighty God, who las 50 sic-
na'lv 'icS$eci our couutly wi'h fruitful
yrar an'l Guided II, safely through the
storms that had SO threatening
IN a'pcrt ana, hrncctor,h, dropping all
Nroinlicos ana anin,si;ios, Let lis plo,igc
ourselves, 70 the promotion Of peace and
har!n"nl, and devote onr best efforts to
irc welfare Of our beloved State.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
The MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
SUCCESS; <ol''I'IiIr E&1IIel; l,Ic.
l'Ui}I.!Ci.\ y; 'i'lt'I[T:T!
~c&A'E.S. jNClhiyTS. f. -.

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lIon. (;,,n,,., p,,,.n,.,, j.. u.v,,. o,,
~ .hn n,,,,,;,.,, ,i.I.r,,..n I.,n...' - ,,a.,o,
lor.
Thc ,r;,uonh !. onc ,h, ,,,.. fInnd. <,r
rr,,,,,, ~, Ln,o, ,,,,h,. ,,,u,..
our w,,l, coun,,y ~, Nh ,rcl f,,o,y
=, ~. !, w., "a, ,",;p ! ,o,rr,l r,,l.
Ana il suj,, 81, n,l IL, d.v;,;rh cnu;ncrv
Of !, r,,rl ,,;,s,;u,, r,r ,,,vor no nos.
s,.xsn, ~, whch wo,,,l !, ,,, !, ,,.,.
III. ,,,,,r. :, ,,,n,, ,,c;r ,.;o,, ,;,.;
W.. ,f l,,,,;n., !, ,,,o,n,,,;nn..,l ar ~
Inoor ana .,a,,ic ,bo', ,.r,;, - ,r,n,,,,.
j, ,.n ,}..,rn., ,;.,,. - H.. ,.,l,r,l III
in,c rb.,n, t.nl,-.,, MAJ r,yr ,n,,d
rcrbp,. ,h;s powcr l,,4 10, fallen into
,h,;, h,nl. .,,.,1.,.,,,o,, ,,o,,>,,,,,,,
hr.,nn 7, .,,;,, of IL, l,,;l ,.n ,t
monnv--in ,,,i,c or wholesale ,,;schnrrc.
!. H. .. ,,....., :....
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

o7 ,e.:,;iuN, denominations are not
iA1'Hurln' 70 tN.s great wahi ol the
Souill JAcN are sending out their
teachers e occupy these open and invit-
I'll; .ivl,;s J.ycn tue Roman Catholics
"re ,i!a.inb . Speciality Of this work, and
Arr spply;tg psuurcca that must tell
iArEc.N upon the future Of this class Of
ptppll. W. vaMno, Nnl faul, with this
Artion on 'hepaw ot other denominations
We c2:Amc!il ,hcm tor il In this they
McaclIns. philanthropy and wisdom.
NoriAe.n teachers at the South hnvt. a
;,.ca; inIit.cncc oyer tho colorcl people.
VAis is iil>l,el true Of all Who will devote
themselves to he Work Of their cliuca-
;lon. Ibis is Qu;c dillcrcn, from their
treatment m,lrr l.r system OF slavery
his rsoN'" have 50 long felt The ncc.l Of
nii cduMton tta; tlcy instinctircly
siirth ONT ;Nt.y bands towards any one
dJip mili bring them ti,c KEY OF know
edge. AMI take into their affections all
wi!o come 10 aid thrm III their devotion
'''''i:''s'' y ! 'lt''c oovio's that
'"""c VINO 'EsN' ''iU rhafsc "' We c'luca-
''oN'i 'A'e.'"'S q '"'S Et"p'e "'l' inoVll
Ahly moul,' t!,c.y d.: tiny and shape their
'"'"' - e''"' 1877
nc teachers tnl'soycd during the
MerA N naifnrinB HE children arc urged
"''" cNpec'r' y 'e P*om'nent ~ organiz- !
'nS "''o 'hS''nc''lE oaohatl' schools. |
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

Tie ScnooL AT CAMDES.-Rcv. r..
Miner and Miss S. a. BaDcock arc at
their post III Camden. Their training
school for Teachers is IN nourishinq
condition.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

Is. IL. CAiN.An Anonymous cores
pondcnt sends MS IN article for publica-
ton rejecting on The conduct Of Mr.
Cain, in reference to the recent election,
which VIC do not feel ourselves at liberty
to publish, although wc would be glad TO
obligc The writer Whether Mr.. Cain
did or did not sell himself TO the Demo
Gratis, is now matter Of very littlc pub
lie Importance. There are numbers Of
such wrecks strcwn along the bleak
shores of the sea Of politics after every
election II good for nothing else, they
Mc at least useful as q warning.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

Cancrcd from sau,arv instruction. ~
science am.l religion, God, in the w,tcl
Nul mysterious workings OF his riovi-
d,iitr, has prepared this iuass ofnind Tor !
the reception or truth, and opened the
way TO give rs arccSs hy romornv The de
fence, OF slavery
'linrc il 10 church NJ the South ainoU!. !
,hc colorod people that has tho prrs,il"
ot;hr" On John Wesley Church. Thci
Nrcn'cst Triumph Of the .\tl"can NJ +.
Church. among the freedmen has been sc
care ~ representations that tiicv we're
ac;ins, yntlcr The direction and app,oNaI
ur The o,d Methodist Church. 'lAr M0mr
cf Wcsl;.y has bcon 4 Spr, Of y Keepsake
among This people. and everywhere the
impression ms s.onc with it, tl'at he WAS
opposed 10 slavery. One groat rcet'm-
menda'ion rur this ohuich TO them, is tlA;
among thrr CORNER masters :ind Opprcs-
sors i; is iveyvwhcic spoken against.
We havc Known distances where ;hc pco-
p.r halc bcrn udGecd ~ this to make
r!rjco 81 HE NJ T.. Churrh. iiatrnA oi the
.N NJ T.. Church. which is often com
lncndrl w cx -rclcls.
Ouv (hprch las an abundance Of tho
iiSh, Kind of ma,cliM q snpp'y ctlicicnt
teachers tor ,his Ncll We havr those
wlo hayr N,cn ,r9ilic 10, only in our
normal. in,t on, Salbatll Schopis. lhry
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

The citizens Of New York have con
tributcd $4,000 foy the relief of tho suf.
icrcrs by be 'atc earthquake IN South
Ayn~Wco
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

THE LANGUAGE ou TIE SLAvE.-My
master gives me work must therefore,
lovc BIN and do bis biriAin..
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

a NEW CHuRcn-Wc learn that
our new Church at Grccnyillc is near
~ completed, and will be dedicated TO
God and the use Of the NJ. r. Church
by the 7. Elder Rev. r. w. Lewis, on
the Goth inst.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

The BAKER THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
This institute now numbers over
thirty students. It opened two weeks
ago with only eighteen. Prof. Pike
enters with zca upon his nrw posi.
ton.
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of said notes, the notes given for the
credit portion Of the price Of said prop
erty are to be drawn 16T3lgt thereof to
the order of Frederick G. Moeling, Adj
rdinistratoF of the estate Of John CT
Wartelle, and 15T31st to the order of
said Moeling, as administration of the
estate Of Felix Wartelle. 4l#
Internal Revenue stamps for notes. at
expense Of purchasers, in cash on day of
sale. '1- "".L -
.n..- ....rs Sheriff and Auctioneer.
! November IA. 1868. $500
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Efat deIa Louisiana.


Coar dss Pr6uvea PUotsss CalcasScis-
Suocsssioas de Ell Langley q Son GpOuse,
Amtis G.. CaseBGUa.
Holm LANGLEY, Adnninistrateur
eD de Ia succes on de Marie Ct. Gaze
nave, ayant d6poss a mon btnean In
Tablea1 et compte final de son adminis-
tration des dites successions, defnandans
l'homoloaation dice1ui, ct qu'l soft de-
charge de son administration;
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donn6 aux int6ress6s, que 81 oppo-
sition par 6trit n est pas faite ct deposea
a mon burean en- Ia vile de Lac Charles
dams les tTgntg iUurs . partiF ellti 4 No- e
vembre 1868, date de Ia premiere publl-
cation de Get avis, le dit Iableau es
compte administration gera approuve
ct homologu6, ct 1e dit John Langley,
Administrator, deaharg6 de son .sRdnhi-
nistration, et SON bond cancell6
ID. y. READ,
a e Juge de ParOisse.
Lac Charles, Z No7embre 1858. ~ga~
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&c state OF Loulsiana.

Parish Court Parish Of Ct1loqsis's -
Successioas of Ell Langley and his t0Qe,
MaTts G. CaEsaapa F u.a
TOHN LA1GLEY, Administrator Of
u tie Succession OF Marie @. Cane
nave. having filed 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;
Therafore, notice Is hereby given %
all persons interested that, unless writ
fen opposition thereto is fled in my
Office III the town Of Lake Charles, with
IN thirty DAYS from November Ttht 1868,
tbe date Of the first publication of this
notice. In the weekly Echo" newspa-
rar. the said Tableau and Account oi
administration win be approved and ho-
n1oloqated. and said John Langley, Ad.
rlinistrator, be discharged from hiF
administration, and his bond as admins.
ID. ]. READ,
Parish Judge
Lake Charles, NoYemberT, 1865
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Avis. .

A TTENDU que des personnes sans
n permission, coupent du bois, pieuK,
&C., dams la eypri8re Nord du. Lac
Charles, IaqueIle cypriere appardent D
Ia succession de Hilaire Escoubas ct
Henry Chaddeiaud, centre Ia volonte
des pTopri8taires. En- consequence, avis
est par le present donne . toutes per-
sonnes, que quiconque sera tTouve cou-
pant du bois dams Ia dite cypriere on
autrement transgressant, sur lR dlte pro-
pri6t8, sera poursuivi scion la lOl
.E...g ..u... .a IL. ESCOUBAS, Adm'ee.
- s.s HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
"a MAHnrAl laFn 1888 ---------
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Vemte PubliQUe.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Succession de John G. WarteIIe
ct FELIX WartelLes

Succession de John G. Wartelle
7. ct Felix Varieties
I'm vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour de
~ Paroisse dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
Galcasieu, ct a moi adress6, il sera
vendu en- vente pubIique, au plus
offrant ct dernier ench6risseur, 4 la
porte de la MaisOn de Cour de cette
Paroisse, EN- Ia Vile de Lac Charles,
Mercredi, l6 DeceHnBFe, 1868,
les propri6t6s ci-apres d6orites, ap-
.partenant a la succession de John g.
Wartelle, savoir: .#a --n..a"".. e..
Fl TO A Acres de terre,
plus on moins, eli cette Paroisse, 81
tu6e sur le Lac Cyprien on Petit Lac,
ct born6e commeasuit Commencant
au coin Sud.Est des terres derniere-
ment appartenant aux SUGGESTIONS
de John G. ct FELIX Wartelle, etsui-
want la dite ligne dams une direction
Nord iusqu'au eourbe du dit Lac, de
Ia suivant le bord du dit Lac dans
une direction Nord Nord-Est, jusqu'a
l'embouohure Dun petit bayou, de Ia
suivant les sinuosit6s du dit bayou
au point de depart, avec la moitie
indivise de toutes les batisses ct
ameliorations qui sly trouyent, con
sistant en- un
Moulin -a-Scie Circ1lai1e,
a vapeur, machines, bouilloires, mai
son de Residences, aPPeHtrs5 bar
rieres, SC. Fo 0.... .".1 -~ III by
AUSSI BE meme Jour ct d Ia
meme place, les propriet6s ci-apres
d6crites, appartenant a Ia sucCession
de Felix Wartelle, d6c6d6 #~ a@
La mOitie. imdiVise DUN
Moulin Circu1aire a va-
peur. sur le dit Lac, avec machine,
bouilloires, &C., ct les batisses et
ameliorations appartenant au dit
Moulin. @as "o .1.<...~-@' s..'
a# a TERMEs ET CONDITIONS ..9
.l lao compliant le jour de la vente,
ct la balance payable en- un, deux et
trois ans. Les acqu6reurs foutnis.
SAINT leurs billets, aveC s6ourit6 salts
faisante solidaire, payables d Pordre
de Frederick G.. Moeling. administra
teur, portant int6r6t 4 huit pour cent
de leur 6Cheance jusqu'au Placement
La propri6t6 demeurant sp6oialement
hypoth6qu6e avec privilege de ven
deaE iusqu'au parfait Placement. Les
biliets deyront 6tre fats 1871 du
nrix d pordre de Frederick g. Noel
ing, administrators de Ia succession
de John G Wartelle, ct 1881 4 For
DIRE du dit MoeIing, administrator
de Ia succession de Felix Wartelle.
Les timbres dc revena inferno, auz
frais des acqu6reurs, compliant Il
jour do Ia Vente.
sr-., ar5 ra j. M. READ, Vi
..f .araa Sheriff ct Encanteur
IA Novemhre 1868
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5l5s4 Felix WarteIle. f". r. ~ Y
NY virtue Of an order of the Parish
I'D Court In and for the Parish of Cal
yyaEierr and q State aforesaid, and TO me
directed, the public are hereby notified
that OngErfm#@ GE##2l"r #.a@ 5a@a
Wednesday, 10Th day of Decem-
ber, 1868, u win offer for sale at public
auction, 10 the last and highest bidder,
at the Court House door of this Parish,
in the town of Lake Charles, the follow
ING described property, belonging to
said Estate Of John G. WarteIle, to wit :
TO Acres Of Land,
more or less, in the aforesaid Parish,
and Situated on Lake Cyprien or Ilttle
Lake, and bounded as follows, to wit :
Commencing at the South-East corner
of the, Land formerly belonging to the
estates Of John G. and Felix Wartetle,
and following said line in a North
Westwardly direction until it strikes
the bank of said Lake, thence following
She bank of said Lake in q North
Eastward direction until it comes to 6ne
mouth Of q small bayou, thence follow
ING the meand derings of said bayou until
III reaches the point of commencement,
together with one undivided half Of all
the Buildings and improvements there
on erected and apReTt'gsilning, consisting
of ....---- -.... .r..-r-.<syr.-,
Stea1n Circular Saw Mill,
machinery, boilers, dwelling houses,
fencing, etc, 4g.a}F e.a .usa.aj gEadf
r,t1,, ~D ,I,,, Also a.# arfla na
As the same time and place, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging
Ia tbe NJ a#EfA ,
sUoeRssfoN OF FELIX WARTHEiIEl, decd
One undivided half OF
Steam Circular Saw Mill,
81, said Lake, with engine, boilers, ma
.chinery, etc!, and the buildings and lnl'
proyements belonging to SAID MILL
Isyms and CoaditiOHsE
One twentieth Of the purchase money
payable cash, on day of sale, and the
balance payable ia equal instalmentsi
rne two and three years purchasers to
greenie their notes for the credit pof'
4ion of said purchase price payable e
fhe or1aV az Frederick q. Moeling, Ad'
9ginistrator Of said estate, with ap'
proved personal security ia solado, bear.
ING eiafit ser cent. per ar1rium interest
from maturity till paid, with reaentlon
Of Especial mortgage and vendor 8 EfAHll
pgg on said property, to secure payment
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IA Novembre 1868
Notice.

many persons, without
wv permission, are cutting wood, cyA
press pieux, Sc, in the swamp on the
North side of Lake Charles, which
swamp belongs to the succession OF
HiIaire Escoubas and Henry Ohadde-
faud Now, therefore, notice is hereby
riven to ali persons, that any one found
bereafter 40 trsspassing on said land, or
env one cutting wood thereon without
peImlsslOnS sAAieiA 'pe oS'A0 WAtAA ~
ing to law. .,.,.-,,--,
HENRY CHADDEFAUD.
November lA 1865 ~ aaa
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Parish OF CaIcasieIl,
November 18th, 1868.

November 18th, 1868. +.
IN accordance with the first section of
Il an Act of the Legislature entitled
g An Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc. ;" approved SepteIn-
tember 4th, 1868. A regular term of the
Parish Court for the trial of all classes
of cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction, viii be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing ON
the third Monday of january, A. D.,
1869, and of every second month there
after. A term Of said Court viii also
be held each month, beginning ON the
third Monday thereof, for the trial of
Probate causes, and the disposition OF
such Probate business as is required to
be done in open Court a
..- s- DAVID j. READ,
ssr#s....H @ Parish Judge.
November IA, 1868. s .n .Ea~a.
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Steam Circular Saw Mill,
IN saia Lake, with engine, boilers, ma
chinery, etcl, and the buildings and I'M
oroyements belonging to said mill
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LAKE CHARLES PRIVATE
Male and Female
-- ACADEMY.

FTNHF next session of the Academy win
begin on Thursday, October 1sts
1868, and terminate the last Of june
1869, ..a..ar .sa a6
Charges iii specie or Its equivalent In
currency, payable monthly.
Board, lodging and Washing, per
month for children. 4. s......,,. IS O0
For young men and young ladies' 8 OU
m aESL-- II, LII. I,,,...Ev,orv,k y ~
Students furnish their own bedding
lights, toilet soap, table and toilet nap
kins. N
Strict attention paid to the moral
instruction Of students.
E y. w. BRYAN, Principal.
Feb. 15, 1858. --1y.--Sept u
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LOUIS FISHER,
Corner K5r5y and Ryan Streets,
LAKE CHARLES. La, -.
wholesale and Retail dealer

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Gro
ce1ies, CrOckery, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, end general assortment Of
Stationery, always ON hand at the lowest
market prices. The public are requested
to cali and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
March al. 1868. -1y. E @Ua
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onths 6 Months } Il Months
Probate Sale

L. THE STATE OF. LOUISIANA.
Estate OF John G. WarteIIe and
lLl.- Felix WarteIle. Y W. .