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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-06-23
II. ARTHUR. d. d. s., (otice one door
"A. from corner of Beverly and New streets,

Artificial Teeth mounted on Geld, ~
Silver, Platina, and Vulcanite. The (Essa
greatest improvement yet introduced KF a
into Dental Science is conceded to be Will
the Vulcanite process; it being four times lighte
than gold, and much cheaper. embracing superi
advantages. All the various operations Of Den
tai Surgery performed with strict reference t
nermanencv March 20-tf
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Dry Goods.
GREAT BAZAAR!

Second Purchase!
OUR STOCK is NOW COMPLETE!
We are offering great inducements.
We propose to sell goods at very short profits
for cash, making it to the interest of the purcha.
eser we'll as the seller We are sure it would
be to the interest of all to give us call before
purchasing. Our stock is made up of the follow
ing Goods in part:
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before purchasing elsewhere.
We have also now in store Floor and Stair
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, and many
other things too numerous to mention.
Call and examine for yourselves.
mayl2 HILB & WELLER
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A nice line of Silk Sacques can be seen at
~ les feE HILB 6o WELLER'S.
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it, it sounds hollow, "a if yon were stamping
upop the head of an immense bass drum. -
At one point. steam and sulphurous fumes
belch forth with sound like o great blast
furnace. We cooked some eggs in the mouth
of the fssnre, and the air around was so NIL
ed with sulphur that the silver coins in our
pockets were blnckened in few minutes:
The erup,ian ofSolfaara. in 1893, buried
par, of pnz1unf, including the great amphi'
theatre where Nero acted MS o gladiator, he
uncovered rnin Of which we visited. The
ruined temples of Jupiter Scraps, Neptune
and the Nymphs, the hot spllngs, etc, are
interesting objects. Northwest OF Pozzuol'
is the Monte Nuovo. Il conical mountain
neavcd up in 1888. Beyond this is the Lake
Avernns and the Sybii's Cave, OF Virgil
Further north west, over on the shore OF the
Mediterranean. are the ruins OF the ancient
Cuma, buried hy one Of the many volcanoes
which have disturbed all the region around
Naples. The immense Gaieways and other
structures, purity cxhumed and uncovered.
show the greatness OF the lost seaport city,
We rode two miles or SO right over the burid
dwellings ofthis once popuious town Turn,
ing soulhwnrd. we went TO the point OF land
formed by the Bay of Naples end the Med'
,erraucan. Here are the ruins OF Ba'@,
with its partly uncovered temples and other
bindings the huri,or of Misenum, where
he ancient Roupn fleet was moored; The
vast reservoir, tPscina Mivnbiiis.l which
contained fresh water, brought by the Julian
iqucduct distance of 10 miles, to supply
thr ships ihe 365 baths on the shore OF The
Bay Of Baw ; many ruins OF ancient Roman
villas, etc. This region vas the fashionable
resort Of the Romans, especially IN summer
The volcanic nature Of the whole surface,
md the many classic associations with Ro'
nan history, render all this region one OF
most intense interest.
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TIE BLOOM OF AGE.--A good woman
never grows old Years pass over her head,
but ii virtue and bensvoleuce dwell in her
heart, she il us cheerful as when the apring
time Of life was open to her view. When
we look upon good old woman we never
think Of her age. She looks as charming
as when the rose of youth bloomcd on her
cheek, The rose has not tnded yet it will
never fade. IN the family she is the hight
and delight. In her neighborhood she is
the friend and benefactor; in the church,
the deyout aud exemplary Christian. Oh,
who does not respect aud love the woman
who has passed her days in acts OF kindness
and mercy--whose whole life has been a
scene of kindness' We repeat, such NO
man can never grow old. She will always
be fresh and buoyant in spirits, and active
in humble deeds of mercy aud benevoleuce
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She Walks in Beauty.
BY LORD BYRON.

She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless clines and s'nrry skies,
And all that's best Of dark and bright
Meets in her aspect and her eyes;
Thus me!lowed TO that tender light
Winch heaven to guudy day denies.
One shade the more, one rny the less,
Had half impaired the nameless grace
VI hich waves in every raven treas,
Or softly hghtens o er her face,
Where thoughts sercnely sweet express
How pure, how dear, their dwelling place
And on that cheek and o er that brow
So soft, 50 calm, yet eloquent.
The smile, that win, the tints that glow,
Bat tell of days in goodness spent
\ mind at peace with oil below,
\ heart whose love ia innocent.
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TINS SIDE ur.-Jake was mailing up box
the other day, containing some articles
which he intended sending by express -
From the nature of the contents we knew it
was essential that the box should not b. in.
verified on the passage. So we ventured the
suggestion to Jake 10 place the much abused
"This side up etc, conspicuously upon
the cover. few days after we saw Jake.
Heard from your goods, Jake? Did they
get there safely?'' Every one broke, re.
piled Jake, sulienly. Lost the hull lot.
Hang tho Express Company Did you
Yes, did and for fear they should mt
see it on the kiver, put it on the bottom
too--copfound EN- ~
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--Despise not little sins they have ruin
ed many soul. Despise not little duties ;
they have been to many naughty spirits an
exce!.snt discipline of humility. Despisc
not little temptations; rightly met they have
often nerved the character for some fiery
trial,
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Little Plaid Sun-Honnct.

Little plaid sun bonnet, what do you hide
Down In the grass by the sunny wall -idef
Any short ringlets half out Of curl,
Any round forehead as pure rs pearl:
Any blue eyes with laugh hubblre over'
Any red mouth closing GU red cloyerl
1s 1t tho wind makes yon dance up AMI down
Or Is II q fairy head under your CROWN
O, Earth is bright, by the glad summer kissed!
Millions Of roses might scarcely bs missed;
Acres Of butter cups, g,owing 50 gay,
Cause not a Sigh when their gold drops away,
Yet to my heart how your charms were destroyed,
All your fresh meadows how wntry and void,
Earth, should you lose from your beauty and pride
Just what little plaid bonnet can hide.
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NOTICE..

n
JOHN ClLrIN and JOHN 4. ] CRESWELL
WILLIAM II. LAWSON. EDWIN YERKEs. and
others.
In the Circui, Court for Cecil county. In Chancery,
ORpgrEo This eleventh day of pccembnr 1857, that
tho sale made api reported by Jonh 4. j. Creswtll.
trustee for the sale Of the zeal Estate mentioned
and described in the Bill aud proceedings IN tho
ahuveeutitled cause DO ratified and confirmed,
unless csuse TO the contrary thereof ne shown
before The seventeenth day Of February, next: pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at ElhtolI, once Wnek for mouth
before tho slxts9ntt day Of January, next
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $1,000.
DAVID SCOTT,
True copy: test Clark.
pANID SCOTT,
Dec H. lSG7--lm Clerk.
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1llsllrallCe.
1nsllrall(e.
The Loan Feature
or THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Tho Directors of th. De,pware NTutpel Life
Jnsn-o,ne Co,,nan, b.,iovjrc that ira neuber. ,re
mai owl, entitled ~, rcceiya all tho oxcoss ,f nre,n.
;,,,s ,nia q, o,o,,r,oa ~, ,hs,o in rho .ho,a and
r,aor ,ha mama of l;vi,ieras I'm, ,tot ,Lev mr.,
,,itlad IN all the bs,ofta which flo larGa ac,,,,,
Iat;ons or a Ilre Co,,,nsuy ran confer haze deter
mined 70 incornorato t.. follow mo f,rrs r;o liz
,,,,e W..
who, thc communication If rurdu rr,,,n ,ro,,,,n,,
receint- sba,, he sufficient tn meet ,y5nc,7, Io4scs
rhe rccss eb,r Ie Ioorod IN TN. bih,.t hid,,or on
,,e following terms, viz.
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From Mrs. SARAH p. PIERCE.

n.
TO THE PE8LTC--For the sake of those suffer
ing with Cancers desire to present my experience:
Atout TWO yenrs ago, a small. dark lump appeared
my face. Az first paid little attention to IL hut
grew 30 as. that was obliged to consult medical
aid Judge OF my horror and surprise when WA
the celebrated pf. Lessey, Of phiae phia mo pro
nounced me iucuraoie had tried almost every
remedy; but with no avail | had made up my mint
TO die l was advised by friend to apply to Doctor
Reynolds, Rising sun. Cecil county, Nd, who, was
told, was tho only person in the country who never
failed 10 ogre Cancers Feeling il my duty TO make
one more effort TO my lie, placed myself under
his care. lie uses no knife in his operations shall
never be grateful 10 him for his mary, !nus
cure. an, now in the hest of hoalth, and fenl 10
anxiety concerning return OF nv cancer. will
cheoriny answer all letters OF inquiry. and fully
describe my ,xpcricncc. SARAH 2. PIERCE,
Rock Springs, Cecil county Nd
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Every man msgni6es injuries he has re-
csived and lessepa those be- has iu6ictcd,
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In making our arrangements to live, we
should never forget that we have also to die,
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528. HOOP SKIRTS. 622.
Wlg.EJAEa =. EGE'EAENS.
orr Own Maize"

hffrr more than r-"E TrtFs' experience and exreri-
oCruc "a tie mHWUGft'ire III STRICTLY FfI.Sr
.UAIlIA HOOP s&iRts, o,ier our Justly caln-
rated goods merchants ami tho public In uli conf.
unoe "f their superior over at others in The Aieri-
9u market and they nc ntl.upw dyed ~ all " 10
"ru" deal ~ th""' ~ titg We more satisfaction
than any older Sft. au, recommend thuuto Ives in
Very rc-p"cJ Ie0irs 10 itoup Shi.ts shuutd make a
note "t fiiv fact. ~ ERI ! tDl VINO has NOT
. GIVEN IHEH TRIAL SHOULD DO So WITHOUT
FURTHER DltY.
Our aearfmont embraces every stylo length AMI size
.0r ie'. Nj acs aud Children. AIS, -hjll- MADE
10 ORDER, Altered aud Eepeirel
.sk ir " Hopkins Own Make" and be not deanral
sec that te letter II Ia woven Oh the Inre- De ya. n
zach rgoq. rni thar they are stamped VI T. Hon
kINs, tft&UFArrCnER, G2S AHCm t,pHILADrL-
fHlA, = mon each tape. No others are genuine
h,n instantly hand full line Ct good New York
tud Eastern mtIe Skirts. at very low prices,
NhpifSnie and e, tall
1t the Philadelphia, Hoop Skirt Mandatory and En-
ppriunr No. G.S ARCH street, rliadeif hla.
AUG Il. fS67--5u WI. =. HOPKINS
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T'he Philadelphia & baltimore

i CLNIRAL NAILNOAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA December 2dth, 1i57
The Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders Of The
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad Com
paly viii he held MONDAY, January 18Th 1864
IN the Hail of the Borough Of oxford, Chester cour
tv Pa between the houIs Of Il NJ. and BPM, for tho
purpose Of eccting Prcsidentand twelve Directors
and for such other business As may legally come
before said meeting JOSEPH HUDDELl.,
Jan l, lsbs-2w Secretary.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS

Dec II, lsf---4'v
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Unc OT.dOnnancc

'JoURvoYANr a LA FERMETUEE DEs cares, MA
GAs1Ns AU DETAIL, SALONS, cERrAINs JoURs.
ARTICLE Ter. Quill SOFT ordonns par le
Bureau de Police dc la DilIe TOpeiousas,
Que lie President du dit Bureau est autorise
a faire fermcr, les dimanches, les jours de
fetes, ct les jours exceptes par la loi, lorsquil
iugera neces~ aire de lie faire. Toutcs mai
sons, boutiQucs, ou salons authorises par des
licences emises par le dit Bureau de Police
permettant de detailler des liqucurs spir-
itueuses, alcoholiques, ou vineuses, en- guam
tite moindre qu'une bouteille Dams lie but
de maintenir lie bon ordre dams les limites
de la corporation de la dite vile; ct que
durant les jours susdits il lie sera pas legal
que les maisons, boutiques, salons, snsdits
ou qu'aucune personne, ou personnes dams
on a proximite dc Ia corporation, de vendre,
echanger, donner, OH disposer de quelle
maniere que ce soft dams les limites de la
corporation de la vile dOpelousas des H.
queurs spiritueuses, alcoholiques, vineuses
GU autres GU de les procurer ou de per-
METRE qn'on lie fasse.
2me. LIE dit Bureau ordonne que qui-
conuue violera Ia teneur de cette ordon-
nance sera, sur conviction, passble dune
amande de Cent piastres chaque fois, re-
couvrable pardevant toute Cour ayant juris-
diction,.l la moitie au benefice du denonciateur
ct rautre moitie sera vcrsee au Tresor de Ia
Vile d'Opelousas.
Ordonne lc q janver 1868. ..
r. A. KING, President
Certifie: JOS D. RICHARD, Grcfiicr.
Opclousas, ftv 1865.
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OEDONNANCE

rOtE LEVER rSE TAKE SUR LA PARO1ssE ST.
LANDRY, FOUR LIZ sLRvlCE DE L'ANNeE
1867.
n RTICLE ler lie Jury de- Police de II
~ ParoisSe de st. Landry, cinq membrcs
present ct y ont unaui,nenent concurus,
ordonnent
ART. 2. One pour ie service dc TannGc
1857. une take de Trente mile pia~treS
go, ,000) soft ct est par lie present impose
sur les ohjetS suiet a etre take CONNIE il est
etablis par les lois de rE at, dams Ia die
Paroisse lies v,llcs des Opclousas, WASH
ington, Grand Coteau ct FLt Town ex-
ceptcs)
ART. g. 10, pour les deoenses ordinareS
De la dite paroi>s", il scra ajoutt au role De
lEtat pour cctte Paroi Sc, pour rannec
1867 une somme proportional qui n'exeed"
Ia pas soiXante-4ulnze pour cent a la take
de chaque pcr>otne asscsse, atm de fairc
une somnc de douze mile huit cent soix-
ante qnlnZe pla>trcs
20, pour le Placement deS S'dcttes exi>tantes,
lie Placement des Jurts, lie Placement des te-
mo,.s dams les atf,rcs criminclIcS ct Ia
construction de travaux rubliquc; il scra de
plus ajoute au dit role d'assesSmcnt une
proportion adtitionnelIe sur chaqne per-
some asscs>e pour fare "ne somme de
dx-scpt mile cent vingt-cinq piastreS, les
dteS dcuX somncs fasant ensemble la SOM
me de trente mile piaStres.
Ordonne lc Is Janvier 1868
ELBERT CAN'T, President,
Certtie,
Jos ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
IS Janv. 1868.
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k'S;sf ssr In Louisiana.

CruR DE DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY No lO-i4
I Succession de Marie de ia Conception Vienne.
EGiiN f. KING * EDMOND ID. EST!-
d LETTE i" la !'arois5e St.sI.andry, Agents
de la succrS>ion DE- Marie DE- la Conception Vi
enne. dcttl,e }clnitrfmrnt de- la ,litc par"jsSt,
ayant "nrc@i>trcs I'm Tahleau de distribution
drs fo,ls ct r,:giemrnt final DIES attaire~ de la
Succession su~d.tr, accompagnt dune petition
drmandant i'homn1ogation Il iceiui ;-F.t a't"n-
du quill tt' fat droit a la Demand" d" lad]to
i, ttion par ,ln ordrr dc la CouI en date uu -
Janv"r I-tj~;
En- CONSEQUENCE" avis est par lie present don
IL, aux int,r,'S>,S dams c''tt. SlIcc,S>Un, Il avon
tnrr opposition, 81 ancun" lis ont, par 'rrit a
mon bureau. dams la Vile dOpeon>as, dams
les tyrntr joulS qui suivront la date du present
avis. p"ulquo cdt TabIrau ne serat pas al'-
pr"uvt ct homol"guG, ct l'adminiStratcur d.
charge DE- toute rcsponsshiIitG ultCrirurc
A. GARRIGUES, Greficr.
DD.lOuSaS ! FEWER I-jS
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TROIS MlI.ET>.

TROIS MULET>.
PlusieurS pines i" ho,uf> dc tiro,
l;:l Wagon bruf de tire, ct
Tn Wagon i muct.
TERMEs EFT CONDITION., q Quatre-c,nQul
enes du prix dacilat dc lhabilation, ct d~ux
cent cnquante piastres de lautre cinqnieme,
PAYABLE compliant; It la balance Tn cin1
paiements egaux ct annuels du jour de la
vente; les acquercnrs devront tournir leurs
biiets, avec de bnnncS ct solvables cautions,
a la satisfaction de IExecutrice Testament
aire lie premier billet dcvant porter interet
six pour cent par an de l'echeance jusqu'au
Placement final, ct les qnatres antreS billets
dcvront porter e meme intere a douze
mois du jour de la vcnte jnsquau paiement
final; une hvpot lelue >peciale ct lie priv
ilege de vendenrs devront etre retenus sur
Ia propriGte pour asSurcr le Placement des
dts bilcts ct | 5 intGrets 4ui pourront s'y
accroitre.
Les meublcs Scront vcndus CONNIE suit,
chaquc adjudication de vingt pia>tres ct au-
dessous, compliant; chaque adjudication au-
dcssus dc vingt piaStres, une molle comp
tant, ct Ia balance dams un an du jour de la
vente, les acquereurs fournssant leurs bill
lets, avcc deux bonncs ct solvableS cautions,
avcc intGret huit pour cent par all de le-
cheance jusQu au Placement.
LOUISA KING,
EXccutritc Testamcntaire.
- Enrr,a, I
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession d,Etienne Lasiolais.

Succession a. EtRenHe AsAsAOlaASs
I'm VERTU DUN ordre de Honorable la
II Cour du Huitieme District Judiciaire de
rEtat de La Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroisse
St. Landry, il sera vendu a fencan public, au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie
soussigne, la presente residence de la veuve
Etienne Latiolais, a Plaquemine Brulee dams
cette paroisse, lie
JEUDL, 26 Mars 1868,
les nroprietes suivantes, SAVIOR
I'm MORCEAU HDE TERRE
situe a Plaquemine Brulee en- cette dite pa
roisse, contenant trois cent cinquante arpents.
ayec les BATISSES ct AMELIORATlONS
eui s'y trouvent.
UNE AUTRE NORCEAT DE
TERRE situe en- Haut Plaquemine, contenant
cent vingt arpents.
Aussl, une paire de cheyaux domptes. ct
une iument ct poulin.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS A un credit
dun. deux, ct trois ans du jour de Ia vente,
les acouersurs fournissant cautions satisfac-
toires, ct les terres restant bypothequees JUS
qua partait Placement.
T,e premier moroccan de terre ci-dessus de-
crit sera vendu; en- '.deux lots separes, la guam
tite superfcielle de chaque moroccan sera de-
terminee avant on lie jour meme de la vente.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sherif.
% Fevrier 1868. ... . 1...-..,.
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bien que les instruments employees par
lie Congress trompent son" attente, ct les
auteurs les plus ingenieux des lois de re-
construction ne savcnt plus qu'imaglner
pour substituer un systGme rapide ct
pratique a tout leur tchafaudage de bills
additionnels ct supplementaires, lu'ils
voie1lt crouler de toutes parts.
Dams la confusion que causent dams lie
camp radical ces Gchecs successifs, il
est difficile de savoir qui lemportera des
conseils moder6s GU des avis les plus ex
tltmes, La crise est arrivee son apo
gee ct il faut sattendre a une solution
prochaine dams un sens ou dams rautre.
Nous esperons toujours que lie President
restera inexpugnah;e dams la citadelle
constitutionueIlp Oh il s'est renferme ct
que lie parti radical achtvera d'usrr ses
forces dams de vains efforts pour africa
niser lie Sud.--Abe1Xe.
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\ viz AJAX EolantesxI'~s-

r Al fait Il Nile -Orleans les ARRANGEMENTS
- ncccS, ,;irr> po"r ttrc i meme dc vons
"A, E,'ter toms les rotnnS que vous pourrez
porter AN Port a Washington.
J achetclnl votre cotton lei il Washington,
auy m6rnc> conditions one rannte dernlcrc
-ce~ta-irc u,e ie vn;s donnt1ai les mtneS
pix que cv,ly ;lu march de Ia ME- Orleans,
,ltduc;ion fate Dc 'ou> l'> iraiS intvitahlo>
pri existent >ur ton, co;on expedite de " ash
nwton il l., Nlic -Orlta,l>
lie r,ton arhctt lei par rnoi est pcst sous
vo> ycuN, ct pave auS>' Ut rc>r.
Mes Dur"auN >pii, i Washington, aux
Maga~ins dc NM pi1rc x Car>lcIc, ct o..
lincklrv & snn. \. DESMARF.
Washington, - Janvirr ISIS. If
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istantes ct adopter toutes les mesures pro-
pres faire triompher ses plans, quand il de-
vrat pour celia, ressusciter la belle theorie
du dixiemc, imagin6e par NJ. Banks lors-
quill lui p,it la tantaisie de reconstitner le
gouyerncment civil en- Louisiana. Mais il
y un vieux provcrbe qui dit 'tant va la
cruchc i reau qua Ia fin ellie Sc caSsc' ct
celia pourrait bicn arriver pour larcconstrue-
ton ST souvent maniee ct remaniee ct que
tous les replatragcs du monde ne parvien-
dront pas j rcndre plus solide.-4beiNe.
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DIE TIE R r Il.

situtc sur le Bayou Qneue Tortuc en cette
paroisse, mesurant quarante-ncuf acres, Plus
ou moins, born6c Nord par la terre dFphra-
iu Hutfpowcr, Sud par les terres de Draz!lc
Quebedeau, Est par lc Bayou Queue Tortue,
ct Quest par les terres appartenant Jo-
scph Singleton. BUISEE.
Ala maison de residence
ct autres batisses all nombre ds hut.
Douze cent pag6cs de barri6res en- cyprc,
plus nu moins,
In lot d'environ deux cent cinquantc
pieux de huit pieds,
Tn lot d'environ cinq cent, pieu2 de six
pieds,
Trente t6tes de betcS cornes douces,
Cinq paires de bnufs de tire doux,
Cinq chevaux dompt6s,
TroiS .juments, don't une avec un poulin
Deux poulins, Fun dun an ct lautre de
deux ans,
Une paire de roues (dable),
Une charette beuf,
Cinq charrnes,
Deux armolres
Tn gardemanye,
Tn buffet.
Une pendule
Tn meter ct scs accessories,
Tn lot de douze chascs,
Unc table,
Une petite table.
Dcux Its de rlumeS,
Irois bos de Its
Cinq matelas,
Trois rouets,
Tn lot de maIs,
J-tcrsils de cuisine,
Tn lot de quatre ba?nets
Tn passe- -partou',
Trois jares,
DelX herscS,
Une vieille vpiture ct harnaiS,
lie contenu de la forge,
lLu lot d'outils a charpentIer,
uui,.ze ct demi barril>, don't troiS plc:ns
de cotton,
Dcux matclae canes sucre.
I.rnaruucc"ntgnrGe ainsi: tr, ensembles
avcc les aniutanX qui resteront iIvendus,
In h!>ii.
[ ur >eiie ct Unc b!Idc.
! IrRHr> Er CuHpITIoNs :--Toutcs sommes
audv>@o'tS de Gina piastres payablcs lie jonr
dc Ia vcnrc ct "cllcs de clnq pilstres ct au-
l.-Su< ,ayabIcs il I'm, deux ct trois ans
dc credit a compter du jour de la vcnte, les
aco :ereurS fourniSsant leurs b!lets paya-
bes i rorure ct al domi,.ile de- rAdminiS-
trateur avcc dcux cautions bonnes ct sol
y.blcS, ct solidareS, a la satisfaction du dit
Administrators, 1t les dts blets en- cas- de
non-paiement portant huit pour cent par an
dintere! a c"rnpter des echeances respectts
de chaque billet jusqu'a partat Placement
les terres restant Specialement by ypothequeeS
par privilege en- favour de ladfs succession
jusqu'a parIait priemert tant'du prlpclpal
que des nter&ts les acqueGeSrs s'obligeant
a ne pas vendre ou autrement dispose des
dites proprieles avant Placement DIES dts bill
let's, PLACIDE LEBLANC.
25jan Administrator.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-22
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TEUN qui resident dams les limitcs lie la
~ Paroisse St. Landry, ctq'i po'lr>uivcnt
un met cr, profession, oI tnute aUtre occu-
patton, sont par lie prtStnt notifies qn'ils
sont tenus Sc pr, senter imme'ilatenent
al bureau de mon Deput6 Jo~eph o. Ri
chard, dams la Vile des Opelousas, ct prem
DIRE leurs Licences de Paroisse pour Iann6e
1868 ;autrement on agira envers eux d'apres
la loi. JOHN C. BARRY, Collecteur
Opelousas Is Few. 1868. I'm
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Une O1.<sOnnance

RELATIVE d LA vENTE DEs LeGUMEs.
ARTICLE Ier Quill soft ordonne par lie
Bureau de Police de Ia vile dOpelousas,
Qua dater de la publication de cette ordon-
nance il ne sera pas permi de vendre les le-
gumes dams les rues de la vile, OF sur toute
place pubIique autre que dams la maison au
marcho. Pourvu qu'on he puissc parce qui
precede empecher de vendre dams les rues
des patates douces ct des pommes DR. Terre
au baril.
ART 2me Toute infraction cette ordon-
nance sera 'pune par une amanda de pas
moins de cling piastres ct la forfeiture de la
merchandise of1erte en- vente en- contraven-
ton de cette ordonnance.
Ordonne lie 81 Janvicr 1868.
F. A. KING, President
Attest: Jos. d. RICHARD, Greffier.
Opelousas Fevrier 1868.