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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

IEcrrREs AGAIN Rome DeLee lectures
again this evening st lie Claire Hail. Sub
Jsst = Arctic Researches. This will be OF
considerable interest, as he accompanied
ons Of the expeditions that went in search
Of Sir John Franklin. The lecture last
evening vas well attended, and gave ges>
cral satis.act on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

DoS'r forget TO go o Smith / Co 9 sale
Of furniture to morrow morning, and boots
| and shoes in the aftsrnesn and evening,
| at Al Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

HEG EMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK. 4 pleasant cordial prepared from
Cailsaya Bark and Pyrophosphatc of Iron,
possessing ths valuable properties OF IRON,
phosphorus, and calsava, without any irja-
rioas ingredients As q preventive 20
fever and ague. and as tonic for patients
recovering from fever or other sickness. i,
cannot be surpas.e and is recommended
BY the most eminent PHYSICIANS. Physi-
Clans in prescribing, ard the public in
purchasing, should os particular 70 specf,
HEjEMAN'S, ss there are many inferior
articles in the market. purporting to he o.
the sane co nhiu 4tion. Prepared only y,
Hes.ma, D Co, Chemists and Druges sts
New York, asd spli by al respectable
Druggists
CaArrsp HASns AND FAcr. soRs Lirs,
kc cured At once by the use Of Hegeman' ;
Camphcr leo with Glycerine, keeps the
hands soft in the coldsst weather See
that you e. ths Gsnuinc. Sold by Drag
aists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

SEouLD ~ sBsN To.-Thers are several
places in the city whore large number Of
people pass and repsss every hour in the
day. where the Sidewalk is entirely gone,
and its place nud-dsep and sloshy. To
say that th.ss places are disgrace to the
city would be the truth and 70 say that the
owners Of property adjoining ought TO be
ashamed to be seen upon the streets 10 also
the truth. Could they hear what people
say Of them, they would, at least, contrib.
ute = plank or too for these places.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

GsAsp DsuicArioS CEsEyoSr. This
evening the palstial mansion Of d. f Allen,
Esq., Of Des Moin.s. viii be opened and
dedicated IN the NOS. imposing manner -
We understand that everything 10 to bs on
che nsst magnificent scale. Not less than
ave Or six husdrsd invitations have bee
issued 10 people about Des Moinss, and
fsur or Eve hundred to parties 10 other
towns. A large numbsr vent through this
morning frem Chicago and slssw here East
ward, and several have gone ou: from this
city to join ia the regal festivities Of the
evening.
For many weeks past the fair mssdames
and dsshiue dsmsels Of Des Msinss have
been overnxing the dry goods clerks Of
that city in the selection Of costly fabrics
and triukets With which TO come forth on
this occasion, while the more wealthy ofthe
far ser have long since had their orders
tilled from the more richly stocked Daven-
port, Chicago, ard New York establish.
msnts.
Tables W Il bs set forth with all tbs luz.
uries that money can purchase or art cen
trive, 10 regas the thousand guests
Choicest wines have been imported At vast
expense for the occasion; and for
tho accommodation OF these who
would dance. sing. play billiards.
chess. and other popular games, elaborate
arrangements have been made. In fact, i.
10 to be the grandes, affair ever given in
the Northwest. The mansion and it's rsy.
al outfit has cost upwards Of $30o,0o0
Nearly three years have been consumed
in its erection. 1t is . truly gorgeous pile
noble in design and maanitcent in de-
tail-rising proudly above the city, and
from its turret height ons may cast his
eyes over the goody capital city; miles
along the noble Des Moinss which rolls
pastths delightful grounds miles aud miles
away into the matchless landscape, SO pc
culiarly del ghtful in these western lands
The grounds are miracle Of ornamental
garden engineering. Nearly q full sccrs OF
acres are slashed with avenues, walks, and
promsnadss, intsrwindng among maguif
cant shrubbery; skirting rare artificial
mounds, and deliberately wrought terraces.
In word, it il most princely estate.
1t 10 estimated that Mr.. Allen is worth
over three milliens Of dollars; that heing
the case, he can stand it. and if he can, SO
can We.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

SHouLD RRroAr EARLY. - Marshal
Kanffman tells Us that people should report
to the police at snce all instances Of robber,
and burglary, and the chances Of detecting
the villains will be much better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

IMPORTANT To DEALEss Robert Krause
still continues to present superior induce
msnts to the trade Of Iowa and adj ,ining
States in the matter Of Wholesale clothing
goods. Being long established in the trade
be is we'll posted on the wants Of the msr.
camille fraternity, and proposes to give them
AZ good bargains as can be had outside Of
New York. Call and see him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
a,eaaee - e,.a~.a~@ Z

eTlLks. 0OLDl 4 AcAAEAN. Gonmi Ne
q chants and W holesals Provision Dealers, 94o 8
Water street, Chicsgo.
0LAlR. DENsAUR8 b CO, Commiasieu 81
y chants. les nshingion street-Flonr. Grain, Pro
visions. Sc.
UNDERWOOD 4 CO, Comrnise.o Merchants
y Flour, Grain. Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef, Tallow
etc ONCE l6e ashinRton street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
u salr Remewer.

o00r0 ~ are.
kkLLONO 4 JUANSUN, dealers IN Dut der .
u Hardware and Tooie, agcnts for the kivc ia ,
works wheeling Naile.
Orders BY mail dlled with promptness and dis
patch, ~ lowest hgures. It's Clafk Street.
0RERNEBAUA n SONS, 2sU kand olp lph street, " uo.s
y sale Hardware and Cutlery, Manufactuis lrop
Nals. Carriage bolte. loose Joint baus, etc Fsss',
Ares and Edge Tools. Chicago,
AAARkLEY. ALLIN0 4 Co., Importers and Jo
WI berS Of Hardware and Cutlery. 81 Lake str Sst-
Manufacturers Of Wire Cloth. eievse, Riddles. &c
AnILLRR. BROS . KEEP. lnporters ana Jobbef
W In Hard ware. Gallery. Agricultural feels. Age
e1 for Amefican yue Co. and wheeling Nails,
State street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

kHo1. kin 4 Co, PIrrssrsGa. We
take pleasure in calling tho attention OF
the trade, TO the card ofthis firm in another
eslumn, In the manufacture Of crystal
wiudew glass, their goods are known. and
sought after throughout the west. The
fret bill Of goods ever sent irom this house
WAS 70 2. Wicsc, Of this honse. Their
glass will be found exactly represented,
and - reliable business men, We can com
mend them to the trade OF this section.
B. II. CLAhK, CnicAao.-The attention
si harness dealers is called to the card OF
B. II. Clark, elsewhere lie 10 ingsg,d sx-
clus,vsly in the Manufacture Of lIorts
Collars. and those OF the very best quality
and finish. All goods coming from this
establshment, are warranted TO be inferior
TO mono in the msrke.. Dealers will fud
liberal discounts. and fair treatment, when
dealing with this honse. Send for 4 price
lie, Of manufactured goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

"RosHpAiE"-MR. RASkiN's BENgrlr-
PLAY To-KIGBr-THR CoxPAxY R.rrRx TO
CHICAGO SATURDAY NIcar.-A larger and
il any thing. more select audience greeted
the repetition of"R Rossdale," at the Opera
House, last evening, on the occasion Of Mr..
Rankin's benefit. The rendering was even
better Than the Grst evening, in that the
audience were enabled 10 see more excel>
lencies in the play. Ths leading characters
did their part to perfection, and when the
curtain dropped on the Gypsis scene. the
entire audience burst forth in wild and rap
turous applause, the like Of which the house
had never before seen.
The play thi.evsning is entitled Young
Davenport" and 10 somewhat similar to the
local plays Of New York and Chicago II
will be filed with local hits, humorous and
ridiculous scenes, and points Of interest as
sell. A part Of particular interest will be
tho riding Of the velocipsd by Miss Katie
Putnam. dressed in the popular costume Of
such exercise in the larger cities. She is
pretty, and locks more SO on her we'll
trained s.sed. Those who have never seen
th, great sensation should not miss this
opportunity. Tie performances Of thi,
evening will csncluds With the farce "Lim-
erick Boy"
Ts-morrow Saturday evening will be
the last performance by this company, rs
tisy will return to Chicago, by special
tram, after the play. By request they will
repea, the "rhree Guardsmen," play too
highly admired 70 fail Of drawing a full
house.
For the accommodation Of cur Rock Is
land and Moline friends, arrangements have
been made to run special tram from this
city to Rock Island after the pay, this eve
ming. Ga Saturday evening, the special
train that take, the company to Chicago
will also taks those ACROSS the river whs
may come over to see the play Of the
.Thfsa (,uardsmen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

~ Ospoo q nd NMOrs


70 y. HENDERSON ! co. Manufsc,arsrs ast
Os Jobbers 81 Boots and SAoes, ~ = 81 kaado,; !
Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

Ssorr CouNTY BIsLs SocIErY.-Ths an
nual meeting OF this society will be held ia
this city, On next Saboath-Jan. 3lst, Il
1 and o'clock, P. ~ At 4 o'clock, Z
meeting will be held .. the Young Mems
Christian Association. for tho purpose OF
hearing reports, electing officers fer the
ensuing year, 10.
At o'clock, . union meeting Of al CO
operating congregations, will b. held in
the Congregational Church. when the Sec
retary and Treasurer will present their an
uual reports and addresses-w,ll be mad.
by Rev I. T. G. Fuller. Rev. vroome, and
Rev. Wm. A. Chambers. Ag't. A. b s. 70,
N. Iowa. The above exercises will be in.
terspersed with singing, led by s. R. Jone,
Of this city.
All interested 10 the Word Of God, o,
the good Of man. ere cordially and earnest
ly invited 10 join with us on the occasion
By order Of COMMITTEES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
lMrmeau

ThB MONITOR makes more and better brcks
with given power, with less break do wns thanar
other Machine. Eagle Works MFG Co. - Canal /
Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
STATE TIE y =.

A l2-month calf. weighing 110 pounds,
isa isadisg feature st Msqneke's.
One hundred religious onvsrssns at
the Methodist Church io Asqusksta last
week.
A telegraph line from wsst Usion via
Elksdsr and Clsrmsnt 10 talked Of.
An usknswn villain stabbed . PCT
horse belonging 10 Nr. Warner. Of Des
Moinss, . day or two since, SO tha. i, died
Immediately.
-Linkinsals has become bone Of con-
tenrion bstwesn tho Muscatine Journal and
DAveDport Gazette.
-Appanooss county churches are carry :
ing on intense religious rsvivals.
The lste eclipse Of the moon WAS per.
feet success. so say our exchanges, all over
the State.
-Rsh,cting on the glory Of the human
Uranium AMI butter mixed with hair. the
Winterset Addisonian quietly remarks to .
certain class Of DAIRY people, that There is
ne sense in making yourselves bald headed
though butter IS rty cents pound"
A aurvey has been made Of the pre-
posed Turkey Wales Ra lrosd line, from
Dubuque TO Manksto. M,nn -326 milss
isng The Herald says the route is even mere
feasible than anticipated.
The devil Of the Sioux City Reqists,
embraces the opportunity Of the editors
abssnee, TO thus abuse him in his own pa
per The publisher Of this paper has gone
to Yankton Capital Of Dake Territory :;
and although absent but few days, ws are
hourly expecting 10 hear that he has been
elected to Congress"
The Sioux City R,g.ter says ,hst .
corps Of engineers have been engaged dur
ing the past ten dsys, in surveying ard
locating the line si Sioux City and st. Pau.
Rsilrend, from 81. Paul northward to the
Plymouth coanty line. This survey 10
being made preparatory 10 commencing
work on the St. Paul end sf the line next
spring.
The Des Moinss Register learns tha,
tho Great Western Telegraph Company "is
rapidly reaching Iowa With its fsur lines
They are nov near the Mississippi. and -
sson ~ .. ring opens, work will be COM
menesd 70 Iowa. IL will be remembered
that thu s,mpsoy 10 ts construct four lines
a-ross this State. along the routes Of the
O. X. I. 4 p. Rsilrssd. the b 4 NJ Railrost,
the y. 4 N. Railroad. aud the D. 4 S. c.
Railroad. The line through this city has
- reach Council BluHs hy June. and will
probably be this lar by the middle Of May.
II cannot come too soea to be Welcome"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

ELDER CBALLEN At CaicAeo.-The die
course Of Elder Challen, Of this city, ct the
dedication Of Christ's Church, 1t Chicago
on the l7,h inst, 10 thus spoken Of BY ths
Journal:
"This discourse can be but family repre-
ssntsd. To appreciate its oerits, its rich
truths, ve must see the speaker, his spark
ling eye, and hear the rich. deep, swes
tones Of bis voice his deeply imprsesiv.
manner, and his rich, poetic language a'on,
can give On adequate idea Of the grand
theme bs brought before our mind snt
hesrts"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

TgAcBsRs' ExAMisArIoN. The regular
monthly sxsmina,f,n Of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held At the
stone school house, Perry st.. tomorrow
commencing at 8 A. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

LRr Is HERE FRoM TsAr CoxnIrrss.-
The stock that was sub. eribed to tie Pso
ria L Rock leland X. r., in this city was
done - under certain pledges, and with
certain restrictions, one Of which was that
It should be placed in the hands Of Gem.
mittse, and not be turned ever until suffi
cisnt was secured 10 build the road. Every
one Of the pledges upon t6e strength ol
which this stock VAS subscribed, has been
violated, and BY the Directors own ldmis
sion, they did not have enough 10 build
the road, aud were therefore obliged to sell
out to Mr.. Cable, therefore the subsbrip
tons should never have been tuin.d over
ard if they were. are net binding. What
guarantee has that committee to show
that warranted them in tnrninl
over the subscriptions. Let U.
hear from them. There's going to b,
trouble in collecting any msney out Of Dav
export wbsN it 10 obtained BY lying. W,
mt believe any contractor would pay q
cents on the dollar for oil that was sub
scribsd in this city. and still it 10 aeains
just - good men ~ there i, anywhere
And then again, they did not subscribe Il
q Peoria and Camden road not to Cam
den and Cambridge road, about the onll
part Of which will ever bs built We won
der II the townships along the p,opese'
line will feel Ike issuing bonds for th
benefit Of road from Camden to Rock II
land, or Of man whe did oil that he coul,
to prevent tswnshps ve,ing such tax. an,
whose whole interests are opposed to bsild
ing the read Of which be has csntrol Sho,
us the township that first issues the bond
| il there is one between Peoria add III
| river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
LFRANRs.CILT

OVAL FRANRs. GILT
" Rose ~ood and Git,
Black walnut and Gilt,
from 10 10 20xf4 zach.
keuad Pranessoin. II
in. and IS in 0Qaafs
Frames mauufact are a
frsm Gilt and bl'k Wal.
% nut and Gilt. and Rose.
'SSswood and Gilt mould
inGs, all sizee, for OIL
Painsings. Chrsmos. In
cravings. Photographs,
&c. at
Saisss. WSYses 4 DAYS
Successors to
LCSR D 0Rl1Go.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

Tn1 weather tin his vicinity is suggestive
Of IN early opening Of the river. Several
arc OF the opinion that il Is open, in places
at least, where their teams have been
through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
aDry Good =,

1Dry Goods.
nOwEN. WHITMAN 4 NINSLOW. Wholesale
y Dry 6uods, W oolens and Notions, i5 and Il RaH
do 'ph street, large etsck and low prices.
DALE = VAN WICK Dealers la Dry tioods, W 90
y ems, and Notions At Wholesale. Stock well q
lected ar d sold At bottom prices. s. Lake street
q d. JACKSON 3 CO.. wholesale Uress Goods
Cs White Goods. Notions. Hosiery. Woolens, Fui
nieh!ng Goods. &c, SO and - Wabash Avenue.
Farsn Machlsery.
L NDLESS Ch ain aud Lever Hor.e Powers Drs,
II and ireular Saw Mills, Corn Shelters, Hay Cut
ters, NY Presses. Feed Mile, &C. +. :, ,MKeI-
kOLR i4 Lake =. Ghicsgo.
Fancy Ory 1sOOds and N0siOns.
kElTH, BROS CO., Importers and Jooter- %
" Fancy D-y Goods. Notions. Hosiery, Whit,
Goods and Wooden Goods, comp,e;s sio ock, loves
prices ~ and 81 Lake street
MANNING BROS. WEST Co, Wholesale a.
W ere In Notions, Hoop Skirte, Hosiery. Cievei
Fancy Dry 9oode, 81 Lake street. Ger ssoek "a
tirely new.
CEYMOUR. CARTER 4 Co., Importers and job
y bers In White Goods Linens. Hosiery, Gicvee } .
tions. Trimmings. Corseis. 2. axe etrert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

PAYsE CELvBRATioN-Ths celebration
take. place this evening - We learn, at
Lshrman's Hall, under the auspices Of the
Turner's Society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
-------------------------------.--
Brick N Aa.hine

CULVER. fAGB . hOYNk, Blank Book ~. t q,
~ furers, steam job Printers and Jobbere Of + u
Paper Lta'ionery d nders' Goo L. l9s l3e Lake ?
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

TnR Baptist congregation Of Rock Island
want 70 sell their church property and
build . new church. more betting their
wealth and aristocratic notions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

10 be dene next month and the other in
June. Both are 70 bs built Of heavy burni>
tised timber ard made much stronger than
now. and very durable. A side track is also
being laid in Camden and . passenger and
freight house built For the accommodation
Of that place.
Tns Rockford, Rock Island / st. Leuis
Railroad have petiticnsd the Illinois Lsgis-
lature for some amend dmsnts to its charter
Among others, they ask that townships
aleng the line be authorized to make cor
porats subscriptions TO the capital stock
Al amendment has been proposed fixing
tbs line Of the read through the corporate
limits Of Moline and Rock Island. II this
amendment is adopted by the Legislature,
it secures the road on this line beyond per.
adventure.
TaR WBIrs CoLLAI LISR.-Ths prsba>
bilitiss are that this packet line will not
run their boats through to:New Orleans, ~
has been announced. They have, howsv-
er, made such arrangements as will enable
them to receipt for freight through to New
Orleans. Ii is their intention to do large
business in shipping grain, in bulk, to the
Eastern mMket and Europe via New Or,
lsans. To fa,iltase in this movement, els
vators are being erected At various points
along the river above the lower rapids, and
others are to be built. Among the places
talked Of is Davenport. There certainly
should be one here, in view Of the vasl
amount Of grain shippsd from this port
Should this intention bs carried cut, sul
citizens can afford to give them oil the 70
quired assistance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
WA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 90. 1869.
CHICAGO
TR ADE

1ns mercantile houses whcss sarA
enposs th's column are carefully selects-
Rom the leading firms in Chicago ~ those
whose extensive oper. tons and widespread
Wputatsan entitle them 10 the iirss rank If
pmmeree. The business cards Of these
Establishments IN ;hcir several .rades have
Zen classified in alphabetical order, form.
ing comprehensive synopsis CT business
information. upon which our msrehao
- rely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
THE CITY.

THs Olp, OLD Sronr-Resder, 1t has
BEEN damp to day The telegraph wires
have sbserbsd much moisture, you know
and % usual are too rheumatic TO work
Hence vs have no dispatchss The com
pany has been kind enough to say that On
oil rainy dsys-on oil oecasiess when ,h,
lins dent perform ito duty, ws shall bs
allowed 10 pay the same amount Of money
fer eur reperts ss upon any other day
Such disinterss,sd generosity, when y,
seriously think OF Il. oft brings forth th.
silent tear, and causes our manly bosom to
hease forth choking sobs. s.settsry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

TnE Peoria Dem'crut says "ths Peoria 4
Rock Island r II. will be good feeder to
the Toledo Peoria 4 Warsaw Road Il
the road 10 ever built.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

TEE steamers Mile McPiks and Little
E,gle steamed up to the Keokuk levee on
Sunday evening last, and we're welcomed
by large crowd Of people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

ELECTION er Orrisxss.-Ths Northwest
srn Unien Packet csmpsny ss White Col
lars. held q meeting in Chicago 90 Tuesday =
and Wednesday Of the week. at which time
the following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year: President, William +. David
son. 81. Paul, Secretary and Treasurer,
William Rhodes, St. Paul Directors, J.
Lawler, Prairie Du Chen; J. c. Spencer.
Milwauke; Perry H. Smith. Chicago; B.
II. Campbell. 0a.sna; A. MePiks, St
Louis.
The appointments Of Assistant Superin.
tendents and Steamboat Cemmapders and
Clerks are not yet mode public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

FoR THk WRsr-L Lieut. Harry Z. McNie
eft for Sioux City this morning. Il II
hi, intention 10 psrm,nen,ly locate there
We also learn that our oung {. lend, Mr.
A. h. Raf. ha, gone 10 Cedar Rapids fol
th purpese Of engaging in business there
We wish both . deserved success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
Roo1ng - ~ erSals.

a0cCAlN FITCH, / Seaih Water e., v Kol
" sale Dealers IN Coarse aAd fins Wrapptne Ps
pors, Twine and Paper bags Of eseIy deseSipuon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

BEAUTIrcL those fine drsss boots and
shess at Child 4 Co.'S. Braiy st,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-05-29
Vente Pub1iQue.

Succession dc Luc1us y. Uupre.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Honorable Ia
u Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse de St.
Landry. il sera vendu a l'encan public, au
plus ofrant ct dernier encherisseur. par lie
soussigne administrator GU par I'm encanteur
d1ment commissioner, a Ia Maison de Cour
dams la vile des Opelousas, lie MERCREDI
2 JUN 1869, les prophecies .ci apres decrites,
dependant de la succession du feu Lucius J.
Dupre, decide, reinforcement de la Paroisse
St. Landry, a savoir-.
UN TERRAIN EFT DEMI situe dams la
vile des Opelousas, connu CONNIE son bureau
d'avocat, ensemble avec toutes les batisses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent (excepte celles
de Fereol Perrodin. en- construction), borne
dun cote, a Fest, par la propriete de James
G.. Hayes, ct de pautre cote. 4 louest. par la
rue Market ct la propriete dc Jno A. Taylor
(ofice), en- avant par. la rue,Laudry. ct en- arritre
par la rue Vine-etant la meme propriete &C
quise par lie defunt du Juge G. r. King. ex.
cepte la Motto dun terrain vendu a G. II.
Mouton ct par lui au DR. Jno. A. Taylor. LIE
lot en- a~rriere, maintenant entourre par ledlt
Perrodin, Giant reclsme par lui.
2. ] buggy ct harnais, ! chevsl noir amGri.
cain, l sslle ct bride, l petite montre ell or, !
fusil a deux coups, la moitie indivise de Ia
bibliotheque de Dupre & Garland. la Motto
indivise dun c~otfre, la Motto indivise des
menbles du bureau de Dupre & Garland.
Conditions-Comptant.
ROBERT BENGUEREL,
mai 1869. administrator