davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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l2hf1Qnf nt91lhE. y 19nA ~
&moked H.!!hut = 10y es........ ....... .@s +tt-D
FUn,-aale+ of *puro+suu 1t X: 3sl Hartooo
At4ssr 10 Nushrata kita aud Ike tor lsats;
100 1T &c Il. Kit and 1Sc fur tat.: % sknnks at
&c L tied FpI Al II o: t,rar do At &c l10 D. pa.f
skim Ut =" % EinE ned tt& AasErAtk At f53 81;
Mink It sa1.uQ.
-HAY-The market remain quiet ard eksy at tue
anntred aunt.uoaa: 1iMotlr, roller .ad pa4ttr
sa Js sts rosf 0:aa "a oss3.s ss:s pTcs:s pTc:.s
IL !nsitto: Prairie. lcose rMsssss;; re ~ :Aa.S52;
lo,sr, on wssnn, ~ 011ts.oo.
:. ulDk s-1xceised. l&L.sa ns: shipped. ~ IS a.
No s1ure4 Of Interest HEfc developed IN this
market. Their WAS 4 f.ts s:ca1 and snrptnE IN.
ontrJ, undrr which prersoui rates ecie we'll sut-
saitrd, cuerd. 1k17Ke: Gf'rn sAttd. oAt e .ed.
!lkai 6; GIsen CA!h li1lsS: Gsrsn 6tr- E<atse !;
Damaged. -,hl.ds pflce; Drsnded Hides, 10 per
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Now. .4al
No GI4tt........24l,Ts'
NO. l Lprn,...-. ASH
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c.tinatc IN the aggregate:
lunhef. Shingles. Lath,
feet. No. pieecf.
STOCK, 1s67,... Aa s25 S33 gaaS 900 81 7pa, ~,
Receipts, do. g99l59.sa8 635,STI00 IL, 100
Total ......1 3:13 0l5 CSC ses IL oo0 1730ss, $50
Stock. fsG9.... $50 38 q. isg.nD0 es3ls $50
shipn II, 1875 boa a5a $50 Is, 80 9590,ooJ
Total. so,G13,os3 ~, ,31p, $50 a35Aa.s9o
c4ty Con&> --.
t.on. 49,. ada,s426ls s413A75o 49.497. $50
Va]uet .3aJ 1ll.5U f314, ,E3 10 $l6I,116 16t3
Total :. 49,. ............,.-.....fls 81 sl4,ai6 20
SQuarr Tin oSE, Observation-Disclosures. so, ,N1 90
TotaI vaiue. ....... ........... $5 1l4. .0o0. co
Tee following teIcK:ans were rccctve1 on
'CEarce to day:
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DR.. B8sER1T.

ch2Tge} the worst rascs OF Seminal Weakness. by .
ns. metnod. Ae Y = Eradnsts Of the u1lyersitY 81
the city Tor al ChroncA I'D 5aAdal Dtsessts, Of hoth
se1ta. Send stamp for Theory Of Nervous aud Sex.
u1l DiataScs- Consultatou8 lte and coandeattL.
, 1869-01-14
COM u & RCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EvxaIHc, Jan. l3.
Thc foIiow.re tables shnw tho receipts and
eh'pHaen;- cf Produce during The pas. swan.T.!ou
hcurt:
, 1869-01-14

0crnn Frf tKhF1.
Special Despatch ioErhc Chic<gn TFshnue.
EKw TNak. Jan Is.
FREIGurs-To liverpool, Isl. Cos on corn, bJ atc4u
i Sd to bristol. so 6!ls nour at - 3d.
, 1869-01-14

pese7Ibes disease without suy Information tou TIE
Patient, and cures without Any experiment., CT the
use Of mercury. ns saytEg you. health ard le ffon
H.ors Treatment Els ladies' preventive u lnnoeenx
taea and SURE 119 kA4. Aedlson-st. up sta!s<- Cog
trltsttcn fst 500 Send four s:cent stamps for hi
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substantially In same uotrd In nor rErrioQs
pcffa. The demand l: fair aud tucrelsiHk. and lar
ftocka, which Ecuet aliy light nrmly he!d 1t
fnllp prizes. Ne quote:
Whltensh. No. l. hr1 1..................&a1ia $50
VII ttenAh, No. Z 4hsi......,.............. sn12 -
Trout, No I, pft ...,...........,.... S.s3et 1t9
MAckerc ku.1. bst. ne<.........,... IL A9a Il.
Mackerti. No. + bsl =
Nsckcrt} i.rc fs i1ly. bt Ep&k 1s5
Mkckeret IrrA mess, bsl.
Mack err extra mrsa, k1f............... t-lA4 =
MAckesrl No. !, kits, ncw........ ..... Z. Us 3ao
l;en'A HkHk Iod1sh. h,tha 40
lirapd Rank toinsh. 74< 500
No t}oI Herr. 3N4 20
Pfrktcd UtrrihG, No l. hrl............, 30 a G3o
I1cklrd Herring, D. l. hft..,, ......... sd 70
Lebf- dor errlnc rrl IL % %
J,hr u hrf = h
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3Halt.
WYETu d VANDERvooRT

"AXAXAEN& VV9y =
Eoa. "a 3uCHIdAN-AV
We have slyAys on hand 1arEs stoca9 81 kARLEf -
and III MALT. which wu oasr 70 BREWEiss HEa
q atltS psipao T6A5T MALT, ~ p4sd!!aes' est.
, 1869-01-14

DIR. 1: SANGER. 50 sinn: oe-s;. Pr!re Lecture and
Boos T.! the Natr.e: i cents Fem.is Fil.. certssa
and reliable Ii al catez-aSW. send 81 ar for ci.S
Ia, to suaEr,co peT4ons Also. NEHytSE PtLLS-suit
cure for Victims Of self fahusttl-1a b. sol. Eaclose
stamp ai & AddEe4aP U. Box S. JkicaCp
, 1869-01-14

Totsl, bu. oil
&AnTT.
No, hu -,... ..Ha,0il
, 1869-01-14
h cal Estate Tr4N6fexH.

Warrar tee dccds for city and suousbsu proper
II, uf,h.n sev.n m.lcf Of the Court Honse, 1ied
q ~ nntn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21


ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF Mon
TREAL.--The following interesting particu-
lars of the personal and educational aid ex-
tended to the poor Of the city and district
by the Catholic charitable institutions of
Montreal were communicated by His Wor-
ship the Mayors
The General Hospital, under the charge
of the Grey Nuns, was the first alluded TO,
and contains 744 persons-6O4 of whom are
supported by the institution-71 of whom
are men, 1872 women, and 34f orphans and
ehfidren. The ST. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
Us the next on the list, supporting l26 boys,
and 100 girls, also extending daily aid to
$50 poor persons throughout the winter.
We next have the Nazareth Asylum, in
st. Catharine street, under charge of the
Rev. Mr.. Rousselot, which received and
educated 200 children; and the Quebec
Suburbs Asylum, under charge of Sister
| Thomas, which educates 800 more. The
Hotel Dieu, -RecoIiet Church Asylum fol-
Providence with I02 poor, so orphans, IS
deaf and dumb, and go day shOIars. To
this may be added the following statement
of the boys and girls educated ut the sole
expense of the two great educational and
religious institutions of Montreal At
schools of the Brothers of the Christian
1 Doctrine, which are supported entirely by
the Seminary Of st. SuipiceI and which
comprise so classes, 10 Of which are purely
Engiish-boys 5000. AZ schools of the
! Ladies' of the Congregation of Totre Dame
girls 346S We learn from tbs same in
/ teresting statement that the buildings in
I this city, erected for school purposes By
i the Seminary Of st. Sulpice, cost 9600, 600;
and venture to state, with Mr.. Starnes, that
mo CITY on THIS continent, aud very few 10
Europe, extends near such an amount 81
material and educational assistance TO their
- :. ~ -
1 dispositions of the founders Of the colony,
and much also to the hberality of living
men whom the public could readily name
j --5fontfeaI Gazette.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

SOCIETY," OF 81. VINCENT DE PAIL, Bos-'
.FeN.By a published account Of the Par
ticular Council Of Boston, we learn that the
sum expended in charity last year was
S96oI 81. The first Conference was organ7
lied in 1861, since which period S35. COG 80
were expended on the poor. The Partieu-
lar Council has undertakes work in the
PrOtectory Of Infant Catholic Children.
The Society numbers $50, and the mem-
beers demonstrate by the amount Of good
accomplished that they are faithful follow
EZRA Of their sainted patron,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

The Unita Ct8ttogsce mentions that Abra-
ham Cooper, X. A., the most popular paint
er of battle-scenes and Of horses in Eng
land, died, in his eighty second year, on
Christmas Eve. His most famous pictures,
it says, were the stBattle of Ligay,n aThe
Last Charge at Waterloo" "CromwolI ON
MaFBton Moor ssThe Battle Of Shrews-
bury HRicilard C9ur de Lion,r etc. He
was an affectionate husband, an excellent
father, and an indefatigable artist. He
dieda Catholic. God rest his soul.
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NrEw oRIEaNs GAS woRKs, october 10 1858.

NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS october 10; 1868.
rhereare eight of PAGE g. co.'s ROOFS at the Now
Orepns Gas Works and all perfectly tight Those put
Ut, three years ago apparently intact During the
Ia seward storm whom the best of sate roofs failed to
loep She rain, not single leak could be oiau in
4se rcis covered by Pnae During tho last three
vears employees of theae Works have had some twenty
Of these faga Ca, Roofs and, without exception
Min this roofing has been perfectly atissct6y that
am Convinced that any one has only 70 give them
trial 10 Secome satisfied Of their mort
WM McCULLOCH, Manager
fuIly concur IN fsse Shove and recommend Messrss
prO a e. to FGrsonp esiLng work Ia their lna Xhe
t5aa Light t1utnpszSSEys
t1f fifid and always found them prompt ald relia
BILE. tn29 SmI MOI. TISDALE, GenI suP't-
WINES AND LIQuoRsss ~ ., ,,o,.1,s,, La,
DO sold to the trade on 70 suit purchasers
Those Ia want would 40 well 70 OIL before buying else
SCOTCH AND IRISH Whisky,
supply always hand Of the choicest, and at most
tsasS'n''''s :REcTIfIED SPIRITS
It jamy habit always 70 have my Neutral SPLITS %
through from fSoe 70 hva soliy packed. ~
SPIRITS thus rcctds Ifst DO superior. Those in want
psrticuafiy for ans purposes, Ni please ea and ex
''1HA DOMESTIC LIQUORS. *
Brandy. whelzyi and Gin must be CHOICE tho spritl
RsA1 : = WINES AlSD GoRDIAIs
| A choice gupply Alway= On band
EDWARD BURKE,
DIS iy 1856 and ie2 Tcheppitoplas street.
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DETRR MARK x.r,..,,,, 1900, -.
And proprietor Of she cfeseent Pianing Mills,
corner Of benton and EuPhrosine streets Bills Sawed
10 order. New nAsin Shell Read Side, New Orleans,
Large suRply Of Dressed fleoTing Ceiling Shelving,
Cypress Lurer Laths and Shinges Orders left az Box
4t Merchants Exchange Particular attenton paid 70
shipmentE jazz "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

IL
III a tsSsss sss,i' Y ~. xgs Il
~ 3. * ~
mas Id he c ss,esess with ths clear. cold
ss. ~ 6! Lne " .s,
HE s9s KS ~ sne s.sis
49,, ~.
" m, 49,
Nth stg - ,gss; ~. Il az
q Me- -, ., 49, 49, !" ~, X,
l;be sss ;.s ~ G1,d
* az !,
nasie beant;snI sxerv 3 Ssrs hecs,,ss
III 81 "a 81 -
81 81 fa s,r and , GOOD wiii Is nan. ~ = $3.50
9as is9R apd Sss and
~ ~ y. ~
Nas,odx sd q a. aravf Won. raran,u fiis
natg Z ~ ~ " 49,
wsstv IA 49, Ssa, area, $500 . ,ss
roMsh tradesmsn bsst s,aa .'i Cnriss-
go 49, sss,s,sS IA 5000 81 s,,h s;,.s
's psesantIy ts little airs iad asid s.' ali
!. s., Is 49, Iss
ave eyes re-. a.o!s i. 1. s.
1920 ,,a ' SIDE G3,t sS 's come. baci
ss,.sss M, ~. te ,ls viii
,n IL; tle p ss. .sas w 81, 9as
~ 49, 49, r. - ~ n Il,
1fax A 80
al4 ~ is.sa y. - go.
=. 4. - a..
3 l.s's sales y =. ~ s.s
70 naVe : Y. n.s
70 pe npon 9 s;sss loI i
snoula HISS 1ns 49, ~ WIFI =
:, al.u 49, y
Ies, said hitty, q uut tnas SUI -. 3.
ooasls woaia ~ 20 PISssy On 2nr naSy y,
neck. WISH ", nave lae pesss -
alike ..aughlin says y, IFS easy enousl - =
gess any sn "a, yon want
I. = III. lef saId N NJ VIII org eyes. =.
busy, just slip what you want into yeur
pocket, they never miss I: 'en: 81
put ebWoaid Dc steaiang, Maggie I OILY
think =. - esss.
ell, what of II, II yen didniS get founa
eu \. 81 sn, - 4, Y
:. I've, Ids, oe Nrong, J1st Cne saIne
49, GOA livery Dooy' aoes "fons SUNG el'''
au gu IsssT 90; alagg'e i,, 80 : 1901,
if go9 are
10 gooa Why si ~ =. sw ~
aaaa lSl .ng 70 oe goou ie lnos' sa
q as- z;.tv, Pc ,,,os4 = MINI y,
L s., - =
Don's, donS = pieaded Ally aiiaos'
efyan nt,. -. az, 80 III, -,
~ seii any pouy, t1aisa = = 81
wy q ~ S.se ny Nssas ~, 6,n,
~, !. 20 All t',,I dan,t
want EN- now really ana 81, LILY aon !.
y9a pecnss p 3 sti hS.,1 s.sas
VIII II isiss ss 49,.
z ~ l 49,
"a
Mou,a pe ~ spoa1eoi any =, Me Sl.an nsss
F l9L = MLiola
oIa., FER he, l;ttia sor Tss.
$500 a.. .I,e. ,Uhe, AZ
|
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

The Record states that both the curates
Of SC, Mary's Soho, have been received into
the bosom Of the Catholic Church. The
junior eurats was ordained only ON last
Trinity Sunday.
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nIANos ANp oIG ANs.

The REST and cHEAp in the Southern market
CHEAP AUSIc-sE,fsy Wsltzes.. f6ty Polkas. one
Music for SO eenta. Eend for salnple copy,
pianos Rantes Tuned and Repesrea Leays yo1f
y Sesosd hard PiaSos from so to sloO
mss 3nn PHILIP WERLEIHs 90 Bafonne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

!.
y 11.askM - I'LL ~ ksfsss q 4 = = 81
~ S q NJ sSSssrs FSSfs ~ 4 &. Il
kIA%he-ea'e,- 4 = & AZ ss g - -
M xs,st ssSlssxf f51ns6 .,as fsssS1 A.
9sss MGII,ISs b
csHsaraslne esgfs Spsassy g xlas Esss Z a 49,
R0ass an sss newest sa. Styles g lstsa ~ ~
wary law 45rfcas.
ysrer effort nm M made - give sn6isihsfion 70 IN
- 49, - - - -
VINO Nl 1t1eh sss VIA s''sta n 2
known htBras
SOP Burgundy Street by
sF.ase css,a strscsa1
Z, 49,. ~. 49,, $3.50.
=. SR1-s - : - Z -s 1890 - ,ssss, s J,
tepts - 1-et,sHs n q y -
: = :. - - z
M RS. WASH 11l& q q Il s
= sssssa = $3.50 e -. r
fsz1St annl Street, MsST slJrisaaE.
- "a ov1 ats,
geEy aesEiiHn a ksRss $ssssSsss, ~ ~; &
Gssizssnsls &. s.a
= z Il ( 1sSr 4sfssS<s1 ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAGE co. 1IMPRovED ROOFING
! INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED,
Over 800 isthe city--some Of them three yesrs old
OFFICE. Ss CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material at loss than New Fork prices naa
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's'ssG'' y:
4 ~
eSat :, ~ = "
s' laE 7Is as'lt sSs r ~
s'psstA "a a. ssqz u
q ~ ! s's'' ''1'ss $780,
= - ul1 A1en2
4, e ssse1cAz e 1ss.ss. 3.
81 ''' z, -. IS 81 3 - q =,
s,,s. d 4 4 = *es...
IS AS 81 q; NJ '' Rs
as ass ~ Ssaae g a zs'ss'ss iasssea y ~
i U75y IN, =, 81, s,s;s ss3Ss. ~
es1ss - esssaas 1850. ,lssa sssas rsyy.l
IA \. IS "a i Ma.
\ n i 5000 ;ssss ,sI3|.s:s sssss
3. AZ 2 s'';;s 4
1ssid & sSSsssd 5sSs a a''sssz
Sssss1 ssS II II III a
.,.sss.x,.z
's /. .s::s': a.
q s.casts - S1ssissa, xsssni..ss.
7: s,.es l' Az|ss ''
ss,'o,s.s 3 !. ,..s,. 81
q: Jas laa sss'ssss ~ 5ls a''a
IL H lssssssss !; & =
az n ses s EsS . ssss e. ts
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21
ZoRE BREMER.
Importers and DeAiars In ~
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS,
% Camp street, NeN q

AkN1fTct9S<A1hAS =
% Camp street. New orleaps- 3se 4
ted FIJI Ill Pianss Which We win sell IL prices to suit
tho tines Also hasd tho StenwAy Phases
Piano stse.= sea Coycrs In great variety, expressly i'm
Pssfcalss ssssafioS Ai - razsn and &eSSaFEne
Gire na call before elseFheEss and con-
vince ynes Ne ossE sne ssse ~ =
NEW xoRK swEBsz PIANOS
whilst cScEsring ana stsnssy seat their Piaass -
the earis Ezposition whsre both got Medal and are
nov duareirs % to which Il the right ens Weber
nasned at home. misunderstanding his sunsrior Pianos
knowing that tho pespleof New OFleaps alecttng
sso5S a. =s ss=ss sss=
NJ fenas aEa are Is examine these
Salsadd Inssrunentn, vvhich yronounce emphatieal
-. THE BEST NOW MADE
This sasertson tsnas paao ffcn hombaatie motivss>
bus AGAR eArefp and eeso exainnation Lam sHceRely
convinced Of thoir sHperioTitys and challenges ant
other Piano. with or nehont gid medlA wher plheed
side b siastO WEBER, "a excefit IN P0wsz. Sweet
Touch and Great Duz4bility. Fes a1e by s. fils
~ esTHEops LA HAcHR,
y - HafeRne street. sole agent y
Depot Of catholIc charc 1lasic a50 q
Il vuLLTE ~ ".
MUSIC STORE,
sol ~ Magazine stEeet h01
below Feteity, Now Orleans.
Rianca Tuned and Repaired. Z febi5 1yE
STAINED GLASS.
MBNRx .. snARr,
Nos IA and tig = asr cexD SIRE e,
Between Third and Leztngton a vrnposs !, g
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

Themistocles had q son, who was the
darling of his mother. :" This little fellow.
sis the sovereign of all Greece" Chow
his mother, his mother governs me. I govern
the Athenians, and the Athenians govern
all Greece 4ss,s sn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

HBNRx r. sHARP,
Eos n ana las y Asst NV YlsRceND STREET,
Between Third and Lexington Avrnposs
spa ~ Now xeEk. 5
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-07-10
Public sale.

Succession Of John Teal, deceased
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
Id Probate Court of the Parish of st. Lam
dry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the last and highest bidder, by the undersign-
ed administrator, or by a dfly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of the deceased
in Prairie Mamou, Parish of St Landry, on
Wednesday,, I9ssy 2SiFs, 1869,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of John Teal, deceased, late Of the
Parish Of St. Landry, to-wit-
/. The PLANTATION and all the Improve
mcnts the. con, except one building, OH which
said Teal, decd, last resided, containing 800
acres.
2 Forty-cight arpents of land situated in
Little Prairie Manou, adjoining the planta-
ticn of Clas. Teal, ST.. .
3. A lot of lumber, carpenters tools, brand
ing iron, old rifle, cornsheller, lot of bricks, 2
mares, 90 head horned cattle running at large,
bIacksnrith's untensils, an old buggy, 8 goats.
lot of hogs at large, plantation and farming
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, and
many other things too numerous to mention.
Terms and Conditions-All sums of ten dol
lars and under payable cash. and all sums
over ten dollars on a credit of one and
two years from day of sale, purchasers giving
approved personal security, and the land re
naming specially m~ortgagcd until full an
entire payment of principal and interest which
may accrue thereon all sums not pnnctually
paid at maturity to bear $500 interest per all.
mum from the time due until finally settled
CHARLES TEAL,
June 26th, 1869. .a Administrator.
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SALE.
state of Louisiana.

Ant. Lambert ct ais, Admrs., IS. Erariste
Franchebois ct as.
nIsTRICT COURT, Parish of st. Ian
IL dry, No. 10227.-By virtue of a writ
of Fieri Facias issued by the Hon. the Court
of the Eighth Judicial District sitting in
and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled suit, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at auction. to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court House of this
Parish in the town of OpclousaS, on SAT-
lRDAI the 7th day of August, 1869, com
mcncing at II o'clock A. NJ, ard c%ontinu-
ING from day to day, if necessary, all the
rights, titles, interests an demands Of Ev-
ariste FraucYeboiS unto the following dcS-
cribcd property, seized to satisfy said writ,
Io-wi;:
lis share as one Of the heirs Of Celeste
jouh8rt, deceased, in and TO
/. TIE PLANTATION, the last resi-
lvrcc OF trl ste Joubcrt, deceased, contain
ing two hundred and twenty arrents, more
or less, hound,d North by Bayou Grand
louiS, South by land, formerly belonging
to Garri4mS de Fla"jac, West by Michel
lIalphenc, East by the tr2rt oflan! herein
after described occupied 10y Pierre Beau
Nuin.
>. tbs PLANTATION occupied by
Pierre Kcauloin, continuing three hundred
AMI twenty Mp'nts, moe or less, hnNndc,E
North by Bayou G'atd Louis. South by
lands formerly hlr>4in@ to GMli-Hcs d"
fIau nc, West by laol, abo|c dc>cv.b bed,
East TX E:ari>;~ Jo'i,ert.
3. Abort two hunir, d and fifty arrcni>
ol land, adj lining the land Nher" the de
ceased Celeste Joui crt last resided, situa-
ted on both sides II Bayou %laniac.
4. THE NACllERIE of about forty or A.
head of will horned cattle, branded with
The brand which viii be cxh bitrd on the
day Of sale.
). The stock Of gentle horned cattle, Of
about 80 head.
G. The stock Of wild horS 8, about 10
head, branded with the above mentioned
brand.
r. Four mnlc<, 6 gentle work horses, >
pair work oxen, about j. head Of sheep, |
hog, l OK cart, | luir wheel vehicle, / old
carriage, | calcrhe, 4 rlonghs, > harrowS, >
Scrapera, l lorSr-cart, l silc-saddlc, l safe,
| trunk, l safe, o safes, l table, | small bed
and bedding, ] armoir, | table, l small ia
bic. ] small table, l clock, | small table
and bowl, | a1llnlr, armolr, | lot chars,
l cypress table, smoothing irons ond dog
irons, spinning wheels, a lot Of silver spoon
and forks, 4 lot of german silver spoons,
co~nnterpaneS. sheets, quilting, 4 candle
Sti lis, a Lair Of pistols, wal er and tum-
blcrs. a lot of crockcry, a bath tub, 4 lot Of
jars, lot of buckets, l loom and filings, /
lot of harness, lot of pots and TIN buckets, !
chest of tools, a lot Of dernijohnS, hoes, axes,
a branding iron aJout thus "NF,' l jack
ass.
Terms-Cash.
In conformity with the | VS. and Ccnsti-
tuition of the State OF LouiSiada. the above
described land Will be sold in lots of not
less than ten nor more ,hon fifty acres, as
will be more particularly described on the
day Of sale.
J. NJ. MILLTSED,
Coroner aud Acting Lheriff.
O1elousas, July Sd 1869.
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SHERIFFeS SALE,
State OF Louisiana.

lillian Woods rs. John T. Hu5bard, Admr.
nITSRICT COURT, Parish of St. Lam
- dry, No. llO43.-By virtue of an Or
the Hon, the Court of the Eighth judicial
District of the State Of Louisiana, sit
ting in and for the Parish of st. Landry, in
the above entitled suit, and to me directed.
| will offer for sale at auction, to the last
and highest bidder, in front of the Court
House of this Parish. in the town OF Ope-
%lousas, on SATURDAY the eth day of Au-
gust, 1869, commencing at the hour of II
A. NJ, and continuing from day to day, if
necessary, all the rights, titles, interests
and demands Of John T. Hubbard, Admin
~i>trator of the Estate of MIS-. Eliza Shrop-
shire, widow of David Hubbard, deceased,
unto the following described, property,
seized to satisfy said order, to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND STU
ated on the Dry Bayou, in sid Parish of st.
North by land belonging to the Estate of
w. W. Lowery. deceased, and Estate of
Thomas A. Jackson, deceased; on the East
by lands formerly belonging to Corydon
Simmons and to Mrs. Mary J. Nugent; on
the West by lands belonging to Elijah Fish
er; and on the South by lands belonging to
Thomas N. Butler and Widow Wright
containing two hundred and twenty-eight
acres, more or less, with ali the improve
ments thereon or attached thereto.
~ In conformity with the laws and
Constitution of Louisiana, the above DIES.
cribcd land will be sold in lots of not less
than ten nor more than fifty acres, as will
be more particularly described on the day
of sale.
Terms-Cash.
J.. NJ. Unlisted,
Coron,r and Acting Sheriff.
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Public sale.

Estute Ct Augu5tc Plone.
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable
ID the Probate Court Of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed Administrators or a duly qualified auc-
tioneer. at the last residence of the deceased
at Prairie Petit Bots u this parish, on
Wednesday. July 2ast, 1860,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Auguste Plout, deceased. lat" OF
said parish, to-wit-
l. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated in Prairie Petit Bots, containing six
ty-tvc arpents, bounded on the North by the
heirs of +. c. Dcvilliers. on the East and
South by Dominique Guilhas, and on the
West by Octove Hollier-with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
2. An Ok Cart, a pair Of work oxen, a Gree
ole horse, a lot Of 5 ruats. q double barrel gun,
a bed and bedding, housrhould furniture, two
plows, three mattocks, a spade, a scytir, a lot
of harness, a house in the Parish Of st. Mar,
tins.
Terms-The movable property will be
sold Except the house in the Parish of St
Martins) for cash. and the land payable on the
first day of April. 1870, with mortgage and
vendors privilege reserved.
oAZOLINE GTIDROY,
June 10Th 1863. AdminiStratriX