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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-18
Card from Judge Cuny, Of kentucky,
MoRGANTOwN, KENTUCKY,
March 9Th. leG8.


Messrs Editors:
Some time since I took occasion to
notice an assault made by the Bowl
ing Green Democrat upon various
citizens of this (Butler) County, and
also to correct certain misrepresenta-
tons respecting my political antece-
dents. I see from the Democrat Of
the 22d ult, just come to hand, that
the editor has discovered the mistake
he had made in attempting to discuss
the political issues Of the day, and
with the aid Of Rash, who he pre-
tends lives in Evansville, has drifted
back into his proper and natural
channel, viz: that of number one
BLACKBOARD. | shall not attempt to
compete with him in that line, neither
will attempt to compare social or other
positions with him, for he has too
many Of them, and can produce too
much record evidence Of the same.
Rash seems to have a confusion
of names In his mind, and that ac-
counts for the slight mistake he made
In signing bis name with Il. & P,
when he ought only to have used S.
instead of F. He also mentions the
name of a long cared animal He
may be a good JUDGE Of that animal,
but [ doubt not he is better judge of
horses
owe you, reader, an apology for
ever noticing the vaporings of the
Democrat, and assure them that In
the future, l will, under no state of
the case, repeat the offense; and as
the editor has lately attained to the
position that | lett off, at four years
ago, viz: alternate to the Democratic
Convention, | now bid him a final
and everlasting farewell.
Yours &c,
b. l.. ID. GUFFY.
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DRY GOODS.
FALL TOO X
SECOND ARRIVAL
AT THE
MAMMOTH HOUSE
or
HUDSPETH, ADAMS 6 CO.,
63 Main Street.

WwYE NOW OFFER TO THE PUB
w lie large and WelI-selected stock
of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
all our goods at prices only justified by
present low prices East, we respectfully
request the public to call and see our stock
in Dress Goods. All the newest shades In
French and Irish POpiins, French Meri-
nos, Elm press Cloths, Winseys, Melange
Scotch PIaids, and Atwood Delaines.
Our stock in Wooden Goods is the largest
IN the city. In Cloths of all cOlOrs, Cassi-
meres. Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, and Flan-
nels, we are able to offer to customers in
ducements no other house I'm the city can.
Our stock Of Notions Is large, com prising
everything expected TO be found. We have
a large stock of Knit Goods, Shirts and
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, Shawls and
Hoop-Skirts, Blankets, &c.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

horses. To make $500 To $500 frst-clas
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 400 L
z, 90 per hour, according to the facilities
Tor removing them. I offer to demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly work
ing in this city. 8. W. job N-ON, Agent,
- Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
fe20 d2m -
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Domestic Goods.

We have now I'm stock IN Bleached and
Brown MuslIns, Canton F4anmeIs. Prints,
Checks, and Hickory Stripes, goods OF the
best brands produced la this country.
The house that will sell goods at marked
value is
HUDSPBTH, ADAMS & CO.,
G3 Main Street.
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Wholesale Clock House.
GRISSLER Il DELANG,
WHOLESALE
Clock Dealers.

Kee6 constantly on hand a FULL assort-
ment of Seta Thomas and other American
CLOCKS: REGULATORS, OFFICE AND
II ALL CLOCKS.
Send for Price List to
No. 4S MAIN STREET.
mario dly
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TO

EDITORS SOUTHERN C%ULTIvAToR -
In reply to fthe enquiry of "Readcr,"
in the last number of your valuable pa
per, | will state that there is a lady in
this county, who has put up tomatoes
for the past few years, and had them as
fresh aud perfect, during the whole VIM
ter, as il just taken from the vines. Her
plan is as follows The tomatoes are
gathered when full grown, but just be-
fore they commence changing color, and
are carefully placed in boxes-the bot
tom Of the box being first covered, an
inch OF two thick, with perfectly dry
sand, and a layer of tomatoes placed so
as not to touch each other, and then COW
cred completely with sand, to an inch
or two above the tomatoes, and another
layer put in and covered with sand the
same way, and so on, until the box is
filled.-T'he box is kept in a cool, dry
place during the warm weather, and, in
the winter, kept in a room where the
temperature is moderately warm and
uniform. SUMTER.
.Ltr1ngston, Ill.,, June, 1868.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate OF Samuel A. Scrissner.s
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. 9th
~ District Court of the State of Louisiana,
in and for the Parish of st. Landry, theirs
will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned Ad-
minit1atrix, or a duly commissioned auc-
%tioneer, at the last residence of the deceased
in the town of Washington in this parish,
On
TUESDAY, the 21st day of JULY, 1868,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Samuel A. Scribner, decd,
late of said parish, to-wit: :
1.-ONE HOUSE AND LOT n $
situated in the town of Washington f,sEdn
and fronting on St. John Street, be- saam-
ing the last residence Of the deceased.
2.-ONE PLANTATION SITUATED
on Bayou B9uf in the Parish of St. Landry,
about two miles and a half from the town
of Washington, bounded North by trc lands
Of Mrs. Webb, and South by the lands Of
Prescott and Moore, measuring about five
hundred acres. ay@
3.-Four mules, two mares, one horse,
three colts, n carriage, one wagon and
harness., one OK wagon, the undivided half
OF a lot Of farming utensils, two cows, ono
buggy and harness, one shot gun and &C..
coutrements, one lot of books, household
inc Kitchen furniture, and many other'ar-
tieles too numerous to mention.
TERMs-CASH. s @ # r.
Hrr URSELE DESMARET,
june,,20 Administrative.
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PUBLIC SALE,

~ VIRTUE of an order of the Hon stb
- District Court ofthe State Of + on;s;ara
IN and tor the Parish Of St. Landry. there
VIII be sold at public auction, to the last
n highest bidder, by tie undersigned Al.
mInlstrator, or a duly commissioned auc.
tIoheer' at the residence Of tho -Administra.
tor at Polntc Noire i? tn parish, on
WEDNESDAY, the ed day of Lulv, 1868
the f?llowing described property belonging
to the Estate of Arsenc Matte deceased
late of said parish, to-wits
THE Sill OF \ TRAIT OF LAND
five arpents in from. by forty in depth, stu
a!el at polnte Noire in this parish, bounded
North by the lands of the Bellair family
South by the land Of ~IIGraut, East by the
Bayou l]aquemi1c Brul6e, and West by
the public domain.
"a feather bed, I old chairs. a wheel.
a large pot, 5 head of hogs, work oxen, u
CALI two years old, 100 cypress ricux s feet
long.
lf"'!S A>b CoNniTIoSs.--Thc movablcs
for 90 l.. ,A" l':.. "a credit of one and
=, > .r'' -: ! ii Purchaser fur
":,iity "a -. satisfaction of the
Administrator; the Nv,c~ L~taring eight per
1t pr anrrm interest f. IN maturity uu-
- paid, and payable to " illiam Elkins;
he land remaining specially mortgagcd to
the succession until final payment.
ANTOINE Arabic,
jan" : Administrator
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PUBLIC SALE,

Est7aza OF willard e. C::s,lnnau.
Es1 VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. 8ih
49, District Court ofthe State orLouisianu,
in and for the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned
Tutrlx, or a duly commissioned auctioneer,
at the last residence Of the deceased at
Bayou Chicot in this parish, On
FRIDAY, the cath day of JULY, 1868,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Willard S. Cushman. deed,
late of the Parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
IA PLANTATION SITUATED IN
Bayou Chicot, containing 100 acres, more
or less, being the same upon which the dc.
ceased last resided-the Improvements be-
ing included.
about 20 head of horned Cattle, l
Mule, l Horse, l lot Of Hogs, l Wagon, !
Cart, ! Carriage, l bale Of Cotton, lot OF
Corn, l Parish Warrant for $40, l yoke OF
Oxen, farming Utensils, household ard
Furniture.
TE~RMs-CASEI.
ELIZA S. CUSIMAN, TURK.
limo % 'fo
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TEE NEW YORK = c.
FOR 1868

TT --
~ i'a1ol 'ia' '!e Ne" 1ohN ELD-
~ la nc i",EIsl ciculaIlon IS tnaI II Is Iic
PEI 49, Afh nh WY shou'a IL not nave tle
IaiseSS eiicuiatIoha more laDof, more talent
nIo t 1ioiey' arc bestowed upon II tnah upon
"ny os.'i p"pel. A'n mora 'ohe IS al"ays
PI 51G a,n 'I'sa'en. ne RUE on "flch Tue
hLi1IEh' % 1U V 10 Il w 'n5 oesS "
' '''',s' ~ puoi'o s't1e t,'i' i"os'
beet - none, .. that thew Owe the I'rnCrR Ill.,.
nre f4re1,r4 hnnres;ts nnnaralIr14d and unan-
preached circulation, being over three hun
bred thousand copies
All our present corps of popular and emil
nent authors Will continue to write for Ike
LEDGER; we begin TIE new year with a new
story by Mrs. ~Snrthwortn: the Hon, Horace
Greedy viii continue his Aotohio~ysph Fan
nv Fern her s,9rlI;1,o sketches: John C
,Saxe his humorous ,fsnrn,s: $v'yanns robh
,Ir.. his eutrrta;nirr Stories pfn5tssor vii.
liam Henry Peck his St;yrinn %oy.l,ttrs. Uru-
~ Ward Ircr1rr his o]rjrjt1HI Ianrrs: 'Iarnrs
Parton his Instructive Bj4or1nbir5I Sketches.
Miss Duouv hey Dronati|: %.rra,;vrs. Nary
KYLE DaIas. Amy pan1niGh Carn.-,r rn|,af
Mrs. Vanr!,ao tht;r lpljnhtE, .L,r+ s;,r.,s
VIM. Cu1I,n Hry.nt Alex Iar-, TrLn1 Irnn
n rL.. n rsrTa.t- -, " Tn.., ~
G, ShrnhaTd. Eu1ma Ar;c, r,nvar, N;,s
s,hr1tz WI, r,ss W,I,an, +l,;r I,,.,,.
ANrw VIZ ,r,-r,v n~ Tr, r,."r" a.
rice to Yonu9 Uo,ern-A new f.,t.rt. Of Ia.
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S1ae1'ill>, S3,o-

Plaucht & Wilt, ~
Henry L. Garland ct al. D st Ga Court
~ VIRTUE Of a writ Of sciznra
- 10 me directed, by the Honorahls" Z E;o SaIS
o""'c'ai biSt'lct Court Of the State of 11"5Ht.i
""'' Ill ana Tor the Parish of St Landrv ~, U DM
""ITG entitled cause, +! will proceed - NJ me
pHo''e auction, at the Court House !, ~ ~ '1l al
=. opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 1r :, 1--WE
H"9Nst' let's, the following tracts ~ "Iy o3
! S"u"'eo IN Parish Of st. Landry Aforesaid , ~;r
10 I III NORIlI WEST QUARTER Or
1t" FAST malt of the Southwest n,ar.o.
n'cton No. ., the fractional rast b Luz ttl ol
Ea5' haIf OF Section No. 81, and the ;nt n NI 'l,'
anu 'he ooutii-West quarter of the Nortb w. -.
quarter OF Section No. %. CONTAINING f,m ~ i."s1
"leo ana mtg acres and 92-lOO acrps ' IL
r. -iliE A"RIH-EASTQUAPTFP THY
Easy nan or North-West quarter, the S,,'tI
l'aI' ana Nortl-East quarter of Sontb 1y4,Il
d""l.sn' ana the North half of South.Essf
a a = q 1ec',oh A., and the SOUTHEAST
H w., t. y ~ 'ie NoFth'Wcst quarter, and tL.
afcan d quarter OF the Nortll-E East onartar
s o' o oeroa 9; c0htaining five hundred and elcy-
3-IElE WEST HALE or THE wren
half OF Section No. 3, containin~ one hn "Eo1
and fity-seVcn acres and sO-JO0 of an acro
4-IIIE SOUTHEAST OI1AErSsIpoe ' or
Section No. 81. All those lands are s;tr.toI
IN the Parish of st. Landry, in To"rn ""biu
1 nree South OF Range Two East, ID in Townr,
snip Two South OF Range Two LAST; also al
,ir rights, titles and prrtensions 10 XIV
MlLl- established in the Bayou CLirnt Of w.
faIlIh OF st. Landry, with all the Bnildiu~S
Mill. " N"1 Sal0 saw
"a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
so situated in the Parish Of St. L.an6rv hn;n.
the North half Of the North East n,,rto 49,
section No. >, OF the South half Of the SnntI.
East quarter of Section No. i, in TowUsIin
NO. 5, South Of Range No. ? East. conta;ninp,
one hundred and ftty-nine and 7,.1rn anr"Fa
b-IllL NORTHEAST QUARTEP on
Nortll-Nest quarter Of Section 10, samr Tayra
S5Ip ana Range, containing forty acres AMI
Go-lCO OF an acre. N' "A'1
1.-THE NORTHWEST QUARTER ON
section 10, and the North-Eas quarter If H,
Ntftt.Nest quarter Of Section No. :, Tnwn,
si!p Three, angc South Two East.
seized in the above suit.
ERIN -Four thousand five hundred dol
lars with interest thereon at eioht ne>5csnt
per ann'lm from the 9TH of Jauuarv I96s a.
TO date OF sale, to be paid cash; and ths sU nv
Plus OF adjudication to be payable on ths Eth
oi January 1869. -
u JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff,
onrIlt1 $ Office, Opelousas, May 30, 1865.
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The II
OPELOUsAs, SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1863
Gardening in Southern Louisiana.
FOR JULY.

But little can be done at gardening till
September,
Gardens in July and August in this
country are apt to be considerably neg
lected, and to become grassy. But some
thing may be done in gardens every
month in the year.
Those who have not dug their Irish
potatoes should dig them. They keep
well till the first hard frost by spread
ing them out on an clubhouse floor, or on
the dry ground, under a building that
sets up two OF more feet above the
ground. ANY dry, cool place will do if
they are spread out thin.
Cabbage seeds should be sown on the
full moon of this mouth, and August and
September. Old turf, thrown in a pile
and we'll rotted should be used, mixed
with old manure and rotten leaves and
fresh vegetable mould. Scatter a little
moss over the seed bed, and keep the
surface moist by watering it in the eve
ming late. Never water in the morning.
Plant squashes. and snap and pole
beans in rich and mellow soil, and after
they come up keep the ground stirred
around'them to the depth Of an inch.
Always stir the soil, as soon after q rain
as the soil will pulverize.
Plant cow peas. They run to vine
less, and produce more peas when plant
cd late in the season..
Plant tomato seeds, in seed beds Ike
cabbage seeds, for a second crop.
IF the season prove favorable water
melon and musk melon seeds may be
planted this month, aud produce healthy
and 6 melons.
Sugar corn, and even the common
corn of the country, may be planted this
month and next, for roasting ears.
Lady peas may now be planted, and
will do well.
On every fresh, new land. where brush
piles have been burned, Dutch and ruta
baga turnips may be sown On the full
moon of this month and August, but on
most soils they will be hard, woody,
stunted and bitter if planted before Sep
tember.-Pkanters Banner.
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NOTICE..

pEING thereto requested by the represen-
, tative NJ the Estate of the late Gustave u.
LouaiiIier, 1 will proceed to collect judiciaiy.
are vet due to the owners Of the Steamer An
stE'WAGLEY. I earnestly urge my trends
to come forward and avoid by immediate set
tIement, the mourning of costs.
MAXIMILIEN KENIsON, Capt
Washington. La. June IL, lst>.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate Of luguStin FoDte1ot and Celeste
U9bcrt,

DI VIRTUE Of an order Of the Hon. ST.
A~ District Court of the State Of Louisiana
in and for the Parish Of st. Landry, Their,
will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the. undersiene,
Administrator, or a duly commissioned auc.
~tioneer, at the last residence ofthc deceased,
at Prairie Namou in this parish, on
WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1868,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate At Augustin Fontenot and Ce-
lcSte HILBERT, both deceased, late of said
parish, to-wit:
.1--I1he Plantation
where the said deceased last resi- "gs9Ef
dcd, situated at Prairie Mamou n4@szAA
this parish, containing one hundred super
fetal arpents, with al! the Buildings and
improvements thereon. The said land is
bounded OF the North by public lands, on
the South by Jean Bite. chatham, ION the
West by public llnds, and on the East by
public lands.
"a LOT OF ABOUT FORTY HEAD
of gentle cattle, about twenty-five head of
horse creatures, two broken horses, an OK
cart, a buggy, a pair of work oxen, a lot of
seven chairs, a cypress armoire, two beds
bedding, mattress and feather bed, a
of of coverlits and bed linen, tie brand
ing iron, two tables, a pillow, a clock, a bu-
a lot Of c~rockery, agrindstone, a small
ar, a lot of pots and buckets, a lot of car
%oenter's tools, ten barrels of corn, and two
hundred bundles of fodder.
Terms AND CoNDITIoNs.- sufficient
of said properly for ca h to yield
he sum of fifty dollars, and the balance of
he property at a credit of one, two and three
from fifteenth of April, 1868, last,
nth eli hit per cent yearly interest upon
ach instalmcnt from maturity till paid, and
urchascrs to furnish two good %sureties who
ill be bound in solido for payment of pur-
bases of their principals.
THEODULE FONTENOT,
ju1y4 Administrator.
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.8g0 Every patron obtains a Watch b.
this arrangement, costing SO, while it may
DC worth $1,000. No Partially shown. 3.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and
well mixed. Holders are entitled TO the arti-
cles named on their certificate upon payment
OF Ten Dollars, whether it be a Watch worth
81 900 or one worth less. The return of any
OF our certificates entities you to the article
named thereon upon payment, irrespective of
Its worth, and as no article valued less than $40
Or named on any certificate, it will at once be
seen that this is ~ @@s@s i
No Lottery, but a straiHs htforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastidious! "a
A single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid. upon receipt Of 25 cts, five for
81, eleven for 81, thirty-three and elegant
premium for s., sixty-six and more valua-
BILE premium for $40, one hundred and most
superb Watch for $l5. 10 Agents, or
those wishing employment, this is a rare
opportunity. 1t is a legitiInately conducted
business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try us! @a.z zua y
WRIGHT, BRO, eco, Importers,
4-6m l6I BROADWAY, New York.
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ShCl'i13'7S szola.

Augustus ". Li''sI', No: 1881,
Calvin A. Frazce. ! St. L [ NoT.''
Es4 VIRTUE OF a writ Of seizure and sal.
- to ne, directed, by the Honorable F;rhtb
judicial District Court Of tIu. State of IH1,;si-
ana, in and for til" Parish ct ~. Landry in five
above entitled c;s;!s", / will proceed to 9,iI 1t
pubic auction, to Che lat AMI h;~hrS: I;t1sr.
at the Court House III the town o. ODvIvus9s,
on
SATURDAY, the lst day Of August, I~G,.
at II O'Clock, \ NJ, tie following described
property, viz:
\ CERTAIN
IISACE OF LAND "f
situated in the aforesaid parish. in the .si.a
place called Bellevue, containing one hunlr1,1
ana seTrnty-tive arp"ntS, more or less. now
occupied by Henderson r. Tay)or. hon rIal
North by lands Of William II. Parrott Fas+hu
laaIo OF T. a. trazee, South by lands of .Jobnn
/. hudson, ana West by lands of the h4;r. ot
JOSEPH! V. Richard, with all the BTTLD1NcS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon; brino H.,
same purchased by Crlise Vassel1r, w;inw If
edmond EStlettr, deceased, Oh the 15tb If
t~'ct+Drr, l~3i, at the Succcssioual SaIc Of tha
Estate Of julie V. Richard, deceased,
Seized III the above suit.
IERMs :-CASU.
-c JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff,
SlPf'li 5 Once, Opclolsas, May 30, 1868.
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Estate of Onezslzae II. Pitre.

Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
A LII PERSONS, including the major
AA- heirs and tutors, of minors, having
claims against the aforesaid Estate, are re-
quested to present the sans to Messrs. 3.
A. Martel& Hudspeth, at their Office in the
town Of Opelousas. No steps Will be taken
towards settling said Estate until its con
dition is well aseertaiaed, 1@&@5
Those indebted to the Estate will please
settle with said gentlemen.
NOBLE PITRE, Administrator.
Opelonsas,1 June 9, 1858. -' --
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REMOVAL

TTVHE OFFICE of Assistant Assessor of o..
J. S. Internal Revenue has been removed to
the new frame building of MIR. Plaisance, corr
ner of Main and Bellevue streets, OpeloHsas.
nzq JNO. C. TUCKER,
Asst. Assessor Int. Rev.
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1.-The Plantation.

last residence of deceased,
Marie Scholastic Breaux, !A@A-A
composed Of tract ofland kai i
front by forty in depth with all the i'm
VrUycNlcats thereon, bounded North hv
llnds Of Aimarc Mouton, South by lands Of
widow Firniin Ercaux, East by lands Of
Do1 Louis Breaux, and West by BAYOU
hlaqlcmine.
"a TRACT OF LAND adjoining the
above, measuring seven and a half arpents
front by forty in de;,th, more or less. bound
cd North by lands Of -limare Mouton, South
by first trac, above described, East by lands
OF Don Louis Breaux, and West by BAYOU
PlaQuemine.
"a TRACT OF LAND in Section
."enty-Sevcn, Township Nine, measuring
one hundred and s;xty-two acres and twe1l-
ty-'vc h"ndTedthS Of an acre, bounded
Moth, South and West by Public lands,
and East b. lanlS Of Joseph c. Guilry.
1.-TWO THOUSAND pANNELS OF
cypress fence, two small houses, fi(ty-eight
head OF gentle cattle, one lot of wild cattle
IN the Parish Of Ca'ca>ieu, one lot of about
forty head Of wild mares, thirteen mules,
o"c pair Of timber wheels, one OK cart, one
horse cart, one buggy, Il jack, one lot of
sixty-fivc head Of sheep, enc lot of hogs,
four gentle horses, four bcdstea1s ard fur
niture, two aYmoires, enc loom, one clock,
one set of~ilver Spoons and forks, two tables,
one lot OF chairs, seven plows, two spinning
wheels, three harrows, two log chains.
TERMS n CONDITIONS One half-cash, |
and the other half at twelve months credit
the notes to be made payable from the first
day Of August, 1868, to the first day Of Au-
gust, 1862, and to bear eight per cent. in.
teEcst per annun from the time the pa
ments respectively become due until paid.
llIpOLiTE c. GUIDRY,
1uIEf Adj Dinistr, tnr
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-07-18

Estate Of Naric Scholastic Breauy. deed,
~ VIRTUE of IN order of the Hon. st},
~S District Court Of the State Of Louisiana
IN ana 1or the Parish Of s.. Landry, there
VIII be sold at public auction, to the last
and hiohest bidder, by the undersigned Ad.
mlnlstrator, OF a duly commissioned aoc-
tionccr, at the last residence of the deceased
at Pla4uemjne Woods in this parish, on
TUESDAY, the 4th Gay Of August; 1868,
the i~oIl>wing described property belonging
to the Estate Of Marie Scholastic Brcauy,
MCccaScd. late Of said narish tn.m;t