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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-29
BY Z. A. j. Clopton,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
ra,tI, hat,yao,, Main ,n6 Rank atr,.,s

ri.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT. on THE EAST SIDE
OF UNION OR CONCURRENCE STREET. OE
UNION HILL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provisions of
decree of the Hastings Court of the city of RlcF,-
mond entered on the 23d day OF June, lses, In the
chancery cause Of Carter rS. Clopton, trustee. =
ais, / shall proceed. under the terms Of the said
decree and the deed Of trust mentioned theren
from Caroline S. Carter 10 myself dated August
2sth, 1867, 1T the request Of the henenciar!es-
Messrs. Liggan K Newcll-to sell nj public auction.
at O'Clock p. NJ. on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF
August 1868, on the premises. the LOT OFLAND
conveyed In the said deed, fronting 20 feet the
east side of Unioti Concurrence street. and
ming back between parallel lines i4o feet Ia
street SO feet wide. with FRAMED DIV ELLlNG
thereon recently built Of the best materials con-
tanning four rooms Selling as trustee shall con.
vey the property by special warranty.
Terms Cash rs to so much as may be Necessary
to defray the expenses attending the execuilnn0i
The trust and for the payment ofthe sum OF $685.
and credit on the balance, to he paid interest being
added. Us follows On the 2Sth or August, $50, the
sum of SIo8 November 2sth, 1853 elo1 80; Fcbu-
ary 2sth 1884, $l09: May 2sth, 1854 $1,000 ard
August 18th 1863, $ll2 with. approved endorsed
NEGOTIABLE notes secured by y trust decd. As To
any surplus over and above the said sums, on such
terms as the said Caroline 8. Carter or the trustee
NAV direct on the day of sale. The taxes for the
wear 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
81 r. A. j. CLOPTOS, Trustee.
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MosQuITo BIrEs.-As q remedy for mos
quito bites, keep vial of glycerine at hand,
and apply freely to the bites. 1t will re-
lieve the irritation and swelling at once.
One application is generally sufficient.
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BY James II. Taylor Il Son, Aucsioneers.
Office No. 81 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A NEAT BRICK DWELLING, ON THE
IA WEST SIDE OF TWENTY-FlFTH
STREET BETWEEN NAND o STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY
the 9th day of July. 1893: on the premises, at .
west side OF Twenty-6fth street, occupied by MIR.
o. A.. Francis, opposite Springfield Hall. The
house contains seven rooms, and the lot fronts 80
feet running back lbs feet to an alley. There Is 4
wei of fine water in the yard.
TERMS: one-fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
Possession given Immediately.
:. -. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
-E- ------ 7 49, AuctionCers.
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By Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
1889 Main street.

yTERY D ESIR Alb / Z TWO-ST0RY
. Y FRAME DWELLING, CORNER THIRTY
FIRST AND BROAD STR rs CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AIfCT1ON..-We will sell
at public auction on SATURDAY the lst day Of
August. 1868 at 9 O'Clock =. NJ, that very desIra-
BILE RESIDENCE, located rs described shove ron.
tanning five rooms, kitchen, &c. The LOT Is vel
shaded with beautiful trees. There IS ais" In the
yard great deal Of shrubbery, dc. The lo' fronts
So by l65 feet ...... - ..k.,,,,-
TERMS At sale. LYME BRpIllER
tyo .#"sEFM AuctiDncrrS.
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NOTWITHSTANDING been appointed trus-
In tee ford. C. Miller and s. ". Price, Agent
and being ordered by creditors To settle the bust
ness iLhopt delay, beg all indebted to give their
'1o'A-'' - '''ps ,'''.~ r. P. RICHARDSON,
n, ~ corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
JUIy IL 1889 - iylt-2w
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of
N Henry Exall, bankrupt viii, on SATUR-
DA the sth day Of August next at lP. NJ, sell NJ
the corner Of Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages QUARRY" situated IN Henrico
county. on the James River and kanawha canal,
about two and half-miles from Richmond. II has
four TO ave acres OF land. The granite Is reputed
10 be Of very superior quality, and there ts said
to be enough OF Il to Last twenty years working.
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging to the
same with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
OF Ninth and Byrd streets
Also. all the right and title OF Henry Exall 70
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner Of Main. '-=# ,'t-.t a--.-
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth street, with tho
TOOLS and OLD IRON In them, next 10 said
house and lot.
Also, lot OF SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash: balance In
three and six months. negotiable notes. All sums
under 3Ioa cash lJssEa. John JOHSS JR.. s.
ty II ..s ...- Assignee OF Henry Exall.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
Office 1877 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee OF n.
n & 6. KLEIN, bankrupts. 1 will on WE'D
NESDAY MORNING. July Goth. commencing at
10 O. clock at their store OIL Broad street, adjoining
Schad's Hotel, sell by public auction, for cash,
their stock Of
...... STOVES, - E.-... r. tfT
TINWARF, i
..' TINNERS' TOOLS, |'
. .....- WATER-COOLERS, -.
CASTINGS, &C. -.- 90.
Assignee Of Fl. & G. Klein, bankrupts.
THOMAS w. kEESEE, Auctioneer. jy "a r
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.NEW,tGOODS-NEW GOODS -
cefved our supply OF SPRING and SUMMm
GOODS, consisting in part Of 8REsS TRif
desire to call the special attention OF the ladies TO
our wen-selected stock Of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings. Real Lace Collars and Laces En-
broidered HANDKERCHIEF, Parasols, &C., which We
are Offering at very low figures.
ARMISTEAD b RIB,
spA corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

U,auy Rains in lMechlcnJ,rg, Bruns,oich
and GrecmsviEe-P0LttcaI Apnthy-Cnn
Vrqiniu Vote in he Presidential Elec-
ton
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Auction SALES.
THIS. DAY.
o--@~<<<~
,-r..,.,- BY Francis 7. Isbell' sfI
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
ts,evnntl, between Main and Bank streets.

DESIRABLE AND VERY ,YALUA-
"A RLELOT, WITH A GOOD BRICK DWELL Ell
ING THEREON, ON THE N0RTHEAST COX,
NER OF CLAY AND HENRY STREETS, FOX
SALE AT be sold ut AUCTION aug ON,
uDon the premises, on WEDNESDAY me ~. ri, a.y
very valuable LOT. with good BRICK DIV ELL
ING thereon, containing about ten rooms, Desl9es
store-rooms &C.. located rs above stated. Inc los
fronts eghty-two feet Clay street and runs oack
about 1856 feet TO wide alley This properly oeing
in an improving portion Of the city, ana suscepki
bile of an advantag eous subdivision, render i de-
sirabIe rs an investment.
TEENS One-ffth cash balance at six, twelve,
nofes with Interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. Hr FRANCls L. iobEblt,
~ auCLlOneeE.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, AuCtionecrs.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street

4 BRICK LING AT THE
n NORTHWEST CORNER OF DuYAL AND
81. JOHN STREETS AT AUCTl0N.-0n WE'D
NESDAY the 2ad Of July, at 81 O'Clock T. ~, We
Will sell upon the premises the BltiCh ID" ELL
ING situated as above, and for many years "tci-
pied by Mrs. Melinda Nixon and adjoining The
property of Mr.. John j. Pendletou. IL has tour
rooms. with the usual Out-hOuscs. 90
The lot fronts IS feet and ruEs back 100 Feet Win
Il width Of 81 feet In the rear.
q TERMS Oue-thlrd cash; balance ut four am
eight months for notes, with interest added.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs.
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SALE.-By virtue Of

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
J a decree Of the Circuit Court Of SpotsylYanh
county entered ON tine ed OF May. 1903. In the Gaze
of Scott Us. The Rappabannock Company, The M.
dersigncd, therein appointed COMMISSIONS mf
1868 I'm front of the Exchange Hotel in Frederic
burg Va. will sell to the highest bidder. AT public
auction the REAL ESTATE or the RappahAn'
RAPPAUANNOCK CANAL, with Its WORKS,
privileges, and franchises, upon the f2llo"lns
tcrms-yiz., enough in cash to pay two judgments
recovered against the said company-onc i"f
sll2s7 and costs. subject to credit Of fiS; Ne
other for Sl2 81 and costs and the costs OF sar AMI
ments at one and two years, to be secred by bond
with good personal security. The title retained
until the purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM $. BARTON, / coum,ss,onars
.so C. w. WALLACE,
iva
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James Hickman purchased the property above
described ut the sale made on the 22d Of July, ard
he having failed 10 comply with the terms OF sal.'
we will sell the same nj his risk and costs on FRi'
DAY, 3lst OF July, at 81 O'Clock.
GKUBBS & VII LIAMS
tiu Of - nctlOncrrs.
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RESOLUTIONS, &c.
= - - RIcnMoNp, May both i'''.

.a fJ l.9sg RICHMOND, May so.h r'''
THE UNDERSIGNED having entetes
4 into partnership At the old stand Of DAnjsHT
O'DoSSELL, No. SIS Broad street. bet.een, niS
and Ninth, are now prepared 20 do PLuhprt-IJ'il n
GAS and STEAM RlTTlSG, and Hf phAe''
WORK GENERALLY. -. =, n,
The long connection OF one OF the partners ~ -.
water department OF this city as snperiA'ehatt--T
him practically qualified for the construction ="
water works and therefore VIII contract io' u,
work In this line, either In town or country.
hope by prom ptness aud good work 70 Ine'"
{ RESPONSIBLE share OF public patronage
j JAMES l.. DAVIS.
tes-eodsm DANIEL O,DoSSELL.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers, -
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

TWELVE LOTS IN PORT MAYO AND
FULTON FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We
Will sell at auction. on the premises, on WE'D
NESDhY the 10th of July, ut half-past O'Clock
p. NJ. TEN LOTS, fronting each thirty feet on
the south side Of Graham street, and running back
one hundred and ten feet to alley ten feet wide.
Also. TWO LOTS of twenty. five feet each on
Louisiana street. In Port Mayo. '.
TERMS At sale. - ...
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
iyai eE ..- 1877. Auctioncers.
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DISAPPOINTMENT

49,. POSTPONEMENT. ..-... .-....
In consequence of the Indictment weather, the
above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON the Goth instant, at o. clock. i s.s
= 80 j. u. TAYLOR & SON, IT,.
1y2s Auctioneers.
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"A DEMONSTRATORS N0TICE.-All FER t,.
IN sons having claims against PETER 4. S.,.
sTGn deceased vii! present them 10 me ~. !, "a a.
ment and those indebted Will make psyment
without delay. THOMAS ". Deipi.h
administrators Peter i. Webster, dessA'S"
ty a--ss
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LETTER FROM HANOVER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Amusing Illustration Of Negro Fondness
for Poluics-1he Sirth Radical Nomi,ta-
ting COnvent ito n-G General Wickham
Slaughtered Again--A Ne,o Negro Nomi-
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WAsRINGToS. July u, 1868.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY.

BY Grubbs L Williams, Auctlonecrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
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VeHlte par lie Sheriff
Etat de la Louisiana,


Etat de la Louisiana
Evelina Debaillon, veuve, Cour de District
VS.. ParOissa st. Landry
Benjamin Dsjean ct ais. No. 1914.
TvN vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente lance
- dams fatfaife cf-dessus intitulee, par s'hono
rabIe la Cour du Hnitieme District Judieiaire de-
l.Etat de la Louisiana, siejeant dams ct pour la
Paroisse st. Landry, ct moi adresss, i'offrirai
en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct dernier en-.
eherissrur: devsnt la porte de- la Maison de Cour
de cette Paroisse, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
lie samedi. Mars proclaim, 1868,
eonsmeneant IL heures du rnatin, ct eontnuant
de Jour jour. sill est necessaire. .ous les droits,
tines, interets ct prstentions de Benjamin Dsiean
lie dsfend-ur la proprie.e cl-aprss decrite, sal
sic dams faffaire ci dess'Is. savoir:
Tn Buggy. TN chev al bal marque 2h Six mu-
lets portans des marques mexicaines ainsi que
celie-ci: BID ct environ IL tetes de vaches ct
leurs veaux.
Ette sam:dt Acra proclaim. 1863,
II sera vendu, All meme lieu ct aux memes con-
dtlons. tous les drets sitres, interss ct preten-
tions dudit Benjamin Dejean la succession de
leu Jean Baptiste Dejean, atne.
endi&ions:-Comptant
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
OneIousas D Fevr;er IE62
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fOnctionnaires ct institutions ci-dessus
enumerees, seront adoptees par lesdits
Tresorier ct Auditeur ct autres fonction-
naires, comme 81 ladite Legislature edt
passe lie meme acte concernant Pannee
1868, ct contenant les ALLEGATIONS pour
les objets specifies dams Get ordre ct pour
les sommes indiqu6es au dit acte pour
WI, dependant, que lie Trssorier de l'Etat
ne paye aucun mandat on aucune obi
cation de l'Etat en- circulation autres que
ce qui etc ennis pour les ALLEGATIONS du
dernier trimestre de rannee 1867, en- SO
Dormant dams lie Placement de ces dernieres
obligations a celles qul sont applieables
ct qui ont etc emises en- faveur des fonc-
tlonnaires ct des institutions sus- mention
nees dams Get ordre, le present ordre he
statuant qu'au profit ct pour La protec-
ton de ces personnes ct institutions ct
de MULE autre.
LII. Atm de METRE Get ordre execu
tion sans delai, les collecteurs de taxes
dams tout FEtat de la Louisiana feront
1mmedlatement, sous serment, au Tre-
sorler d'Etat, un rapport du montant ct
de la nature des fonds pereus par eux
jusqu'a eette date.
Nv. Dams lie but d'eviter des depenses
dams tout FEtat, les assessments qui ont
etc fats pour fannee 1867 sont adoptes
CONNIE s'ils eussent etc faits pour rannee
1868, ct les collecteurs seront requis
d'exercer leurs fonctions d'apres les lois
existantes.
Par ordre du major r-gsneral Hancock.
GEO. L. HARTsCFF, A. A. Il.
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ASSEMBLIES Ey MAsSE
dss Citcyens de IN Paroisse Empire.

commencement un avis prealabIe, lea eftoy-
ens de Ia paroisse Sc. Landry Opposes aux doe
trines radicales, &C sont r6.1nis In Maison de
Cour, Opelousas, le Samedi % Feyrier 1865.
Iasaembaee etc organisee par M 3. Il. CAN'T
en- appellant rHon. Geo. n. King au fauteuil
sur motion dc M b. r. CAN'T, les citoyens eli
dessous NOMINEES sont choisis conme yiee-presi-
dents, SAVIOR: Dr.J 4. Tariton; Or. R III. Liftell:
Antoine D. Cart; Joseph d. Guidry: BENJAMIN n
kogers; Benjamin Reed; Edward C. Preston. w
Prescotts Samuel Haas; James Butler. Hahn q
towards; Felix Dsjean; John Cochran. .Tahn
Aoy, IN. =. r Leigh; ]. ,. Morgan; DR.. MeDavit.
Dr. VIM. G- Knox; Or. E. NJ Demarest. Ionat1,
I. Morris; Joseph III. Lumpkins; John Reed. Jos
Hartman; Octave Fontenot: Elisha Andres. -
rrien Laionde; DIR. J. Mills; Louis Lalonde; John
: !, Gardner J. III. Thompson; Col 8. D. Ashe: d.
Late; Christoval DEpre; Dallas Hayes; joachim
landreneau; Dr. ]. Brooks; BENZ Dejean; Dir. A.
@. Guidry.
Sur motion d. John i. King ESQ. il nom de- B.
= can't Esa. eat ajant6 j In Iisfs des yice-pr6-
eidents. =
:, Aeasrse Joel H Sandoz, r. a. King et John M.
Aaffan sont nommGs Secretaries.
sur motion, nm comif6 des membrrs ae,nt La
- saasenf est nomme, don't le devoir est de
80 ane serie de resolutions exprimaut le
- c Eassemblse, savoir: John H. orerton.
sosepa ~ Moore, Col. VIM. oafutt, d. ri Martin.
.ean 2. king, DR.. = liz. lIllard. Or. q. II. Tat.
1aaa, III. a Q. Gailry, DR. Louis Dsbaillon
Il. eomife saetaiat retire I'm moment, est hen
=. 1safre en- seance. ct par Eintermediaire de
AAen. John H. Oversan ehaf H., .,.s.x .
pos'e LEG RESOLUTIONS qui suisen.:
:. <lesoa-s-Q Qne u politiaue eli les measures tsu
paRa Radical tendent N rsnrarssn1ent du Con-
'sfassaart sal qufi 90 Sfafszi par sas fsaas-
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LIE Placement des Taxes dEtat.
ORDRE IMPORTANT.
Quarter General, Be Dist. Militaire, I
Nile 0rl4ans ID Eav 1863

Quarter General, Sc Dist. Militaire, I
Nile Orleans % Few. 1868.
1. LfAuditeur ct IL Tresorier de PEtat
sente au general conmaHdant du SINE
district militaire que ia dette de rEtat
est telle que sous rempire des lois actu
elles de revenu In dette ne peut etre
payee"--et le gouverneur de PEtat a,
dams une communication offieielle an
commandant- general, declare que lie Tre-
sor de rEtat est tout-a-fait en- fallite. ct
que les juges ct tous les autres officers
d'Etat ne peuvent etre payes, ct qua
moins qu'un remede ne soft applique, lie
meeanisme du gouvernement civil dams
I'Etat devra s'arrater. La perception
des taxes arrierees pendant quatre ans,
a etc, par nm acte de Ia Legislature, sus-
pendu .iusqua rann6e 1870, ct Pacte des
ALLEGATIONS d'Etat, passe le 25 Mars 1867,
pour faire face aux depenses courantes
de IEtat, expire le 81 deeembre 1867,
de faeon qu'aueune disposition n'existe
pour Pannee courante, et que lie Tresorier
ne peut faire aucun Placement
Les circumstances sont si llrgentes, ct
des measures promptes si indaspensables
pour empecher ranarehie ct la confusion,
ct La perte de tout semblant de loi civile,
que le commandant- general considere
quill est de son devoir d'employer son
autorit6 pour seeourir rEtat dams ees
conjonctures. Sur la Recommendation
de son excellence le gonverneur Baker,
il est. en- consequence, ordonne:
/. QUA partir de &c jour, toutes les Ii
cences pour meters, professions ct oecu-
pations, les revenus, droits ct taxes, de
FEtat de In Louisiane seront payables ct
percues en- billets du Tresor des Etats-
Unis legal tenders III sera du deVoir
du Tresorier d'Etat ct de toutes autres
personnes chargees de ces perceptions,
d'exiger les placements CONNIE ei-dessus.
III. L'Auditeur ct le Tr6sorier de rEtat
ser0nt requis de tenir nm eompte special
ct s6pare de tous les droits, taxes, fonds
ct autres capitanx puhlics qu'ils rece-
vront d0renavant de tous les collecteurs
de taxes on d'autres sources; cit il sera
de leur devoir d'appliquer ces sommes au
Placement DIES salaries des fonctionnaires
.judiciaires, ex6cutifs ct ciVils de rEtat,
et de payer teutes les ALLEGATIONS faites
en- faveur des institutions charifables,
des eeoles ibres, pour le Ioyer de lInsti-
tut des Artisans, ct pour rentretien des
condamnes de rEtat.
Lsacte de In Legislature faisant des 81
locations pour les d6penses generates de
rEtat fnissanf lie 81 decembre 1867, les
allocasiara oui = sons pdrtSss psuT les
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CONTRATs AvEC LES sAFFRANCHrs.- Les
planteurs qui Sc sentiraient disposes 4
passer des contrats ayec les affranchis,
peuvent Sc procurer q notre bureau. Ia
loi que nous aVons recemment publiee,
par laquelle lie Commencement fera ties a.
vanees en- provisions d ceux que leurs
moyens ne permettent pas de faire ces
avances eux-memes.
La loi Ton Ordre) en- franeais ct en- an
glais, ne co1te que dix sous.
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PERDU.

nETX obligations de La semme de tlouze cent
- einquante piastres ehaque, souserites par
Leopold j. Smith, b rordre de Leopold Smith.
datees % Mai 1861. ct payabIes REINSTATEMENT
lie Ter Janvier 1863 ct Ter Janvier 1859; reposant
sur hypotheque ct marquee Ne vdriet,r par w
Robertson, Netaire dams La Paroisse Sc. Martin,
lie public est prevenn de ne pas n6goeier ees O.
bligations, attendu que lie paiement en- etc ar
rste. LEOPOLD SMITH.
Grand Coteau % Feyrier 1861 a8-5t
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Vente par lie Sheriff

Etat de Ia L L0usssaHe.
John W. Hardy, admr. } Cour de Distrief,
vs. > ParolsSe st. Landry.
Jane H. Caller g. al No l0I46.
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vents
- lance dams rafaire cfdessus ihtisulse, par
Honorable la Cour du Huitieme District Judi
claire de lEtat de la Louisiana, siegeant dams ed
pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, ct moi adresss.
'ofrirsi en- vense publique, au plus offrans Cd
dernier encherisseur. la Maison de Cour do
eette Paroisse, en- la vile d'Opeousas, le
Samedi Z Mars proclaim, 1s6s)
commencant ii heures du matiH es eeatianans
De jour en- jour sill est nscessaire. tons les drois,
titres, interets ct pretensions de dame Jane III.
Caller ct John TarltoR, les defendeurs, de Ia Pa
roisse St. Landry, aux proprietes suivantes, SAL
sizes pour satistaire leds ordre, SAVIOR:
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LA MISE EN- ACCUSATION
DU PRESIDENT.

A pheure Oh nous ecrivons ces
lignes, dit rAbeil1e de la Nouvelle
Orleans du %, nous savons deia
que la Chambre des Representans
a vote la mise en- accusation du
President par 126 voix eontre At.
Cette precipitation des radicaux
rend La position de NJ. johnson
meilleure qu'elle ne 1'eht etc 81 la
mesure edt etc retardee jusquta-
pres padoption du projet de loi
propose pour ordonner la suspen-
sion DIES fonctionnaires mis- en- ac-
cusation.
Dams retat actuel de La legisla-
ton, lie President, bien que mis- en-
accusation, n'en reste pas moins
en- fonctions jusqu'a ce que lie Sc
nat rait juge ct condamne. Or,
aVant que ce jngement ait lieu, la
Cour Supreme aura pu d6eider la
question de savoir 81 lie President
await ou non lie droit de destituer
M. Stanton. A la requete de Pa
at-general, La Cour de District
q dd lancer un mandamus contre
III. Stanton.
Il ne paraft pas quill y ait le
moindre danger de conf1it mate
riel; il pourrait tout au plus Y a.
voir confiit judiciaire entire La jlri-
diction reguliere des Cours des Il.
Unis ct la juridictfon exception
nellie du S6nat.
Dams tous les cas- Ie vote de La
mise en- accusation nous para7t
assurer La candidature d'Andrew
johnson B la prochaine election
pfesidentielle.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1868-02-29

n La Convention multicolore de la
Nouvelle Orleans tient bon. Ellie ne ba-
Gle rien d'utile, il est vrai; mais con,me
lie faisait remarquer rautre jour nm ra-
dieal, ''elle n'ajournera pas tant que les
membres pourront puiser dams lie Tre-
sor."
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1868-02-29
PENSION BOURGEOISE,

7 E soussigne ouVrira; lie Ter de F6vrier
IL proc hahn, dams les batisses de la Vieils
Banque, pres de la Maison de Cour, O.
peIousas, une Pension Bourgeoise pour Ia
convenance du public ct des families, soie
par jour, par semaine ou par mois.
Ii espere par ses soins eft la modicite do
ses prix. satisfaire tous ceux qui voudrons
bien le favoriser de leur encouragement.
JAMES G.. HAYES.
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