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PUBLIC SALE.


yTILL be sold at public sale TO the last
w and highest bidder, on TUESDAY,,
I January 10, 1870, by the undersigned add
ministrator fr a duly qualified p&blic nuc-
q. tioneer, at the last residence of the de-
ceased on Bayou Bnuf, seven miles above
Washington, parish st. Landry y, the follow
ing described property belonging to the
estate of the late Jesse Andrus, to-wit. ,.s, ,
l. THE PLANTATION on which the
deceased last resided, bounded north by
lands Of Mrs. c. EnochS, east by swamp
land, south by land of j. j. Andrus, and
west by Bayou B@uf, containing about 400
arpenis, nearly all cleared and once in cul-
~tivation, together with al, the buildir IS
and improvements thereon, consisting of a
large and comfortable dwelling house, nee
e>sary outbuildings, good quarters for &C.
comn'odation Of twenty-five laborers, grist
mill, remains of sugar house. "'"+ - H..
2. ABBOTT seven huRd ed and fifty acres
of wild land adjoining the above, being
sections 50 and 56 of township 4 south of
range 4 east, Southwestern Land District
Of Louisiana. .rG. ... .n 20
Terms and Conditions.-The purchasers
to pay ($56O0) five thousand six hundred
dollars cash on the day of Sale, and to as
sumo to pay on the 10Th of January. 1871,
the last mortgage note due by deceased to
Robert $. Nathan, the said note being for
($236W two Thousand three hundred and
sixty dollars, due lst January, 1870, aud
bearing eight per cent yearly interest from
maturity until paid, the. same amount 10
be paid at the office Of Me>srs. Moore &
Morgan in the town of Opelousas; the. bal
anre of the purchase money, payable on the
18th of January, 1871, at the Office Of G..
W. Hudspeth, Esq in the town Of Opelou-
sas, and if not then punctually paid to bear"
interest at sIloo per annum until paid; a
special mortgage, and vendors privilege
will be retained on the property until the
t"al payment of the price-princiral and
interest that may have accrued.
49,, GEORGE W. HUDSPETH,
dec II Administrator
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1PUBIIC"SAIE.
IEstate Of Jseph Sim0m -Fontenet

f 'tate Of JosepA Simon -Fontenct. ii
PY virtue of an order of the Probate
NACourt Of the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction to tie
lastla d highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator Or # BY a PUBLIC auetioneer, at
Vile Plate, in this parish, on WEDNES-
DAY January 18th, 1870, the following
described property belonging to the estate
of Joseph. Simon Fontenot, deceased; viz: :.
. A. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning l0 acres, two acres front and five.
in depth, bounded north by the public
road leading rom Opelonsas to Alexandria.
east by lands belonging K. Onneezziim1ue, Tate
south BY lands Of, MS, On1eezziitmniee Gull.
Tory, a"d west BY lands. Of j. Bite. Ortego.
Jr. and jean Bite! Garanl. il .s ,an u ,.-r,.
Terms and conditions.-Price payable in
one and two years from day of sale.spur.
chasers to furnish n- good and solvent
securities 70 satisfaction of administrator,
and the land to fenafiAE >iTecia71y m5ftsagcd
with Spel ceaf G Iihfcrcst fA",h. maturity
Ill paid. Iku.IEI, ARR.
dec ii Administrator
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PUBLIC SALE.

| n.,>..,. Estate Of .AHtoane Blanc .. ,...,
DY virtue; of an order of the Probate
- Court of the Parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator pr a public anctjoneer, at TIE
court house Of this Parish, on I UESDAX,
January II, 1870, at 10 o'clock. A NJ, he
following described property belonging ITO
the estate Of Antoine Blanc, deceased, late
of said parish, to wit i. ,5..3
A. TRACT OF LAMP, situated in the
Parish Of St. Lardry, about thirtysix
miles f m the court house, being in town
ship nine south range @one east, township
nine south range n west, township ten
south range one east IT, township ten south
range one west, and lying on both sides of
Bayou Plaquemine. Brnlee; having forty
arpents front by forty in depth Of each
side of said Bayou, and containing three
thousand ~two'hnndred superficial arpents.
Terms--Cash. 5"..' ~ay.." E.I.r ~ -
x. "a i .l. !. ~ Ebert CAN'T, 81.
dec;11., q! .#s t,...F Administrator.
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT.
Keep up. The Flow OF Mlsk fas
DrOW tfaS.

=. 81 4I- ! ~ .gaefEa.4 t' --fJ T. - 8 -
A. drouth in summer, ,scorchinp the
pastures, drying the streams, pareFiing
the land far and near, isa great Gallant
IT, and none feels it quicker than the.
dairyman. The provident farmers have
made provision for any occurrence, by
putting in. corn, or sorghum, Or other
green fodder crops, which will afford an
abundance Of excellent forage for a long
time. and if not thus used, will furnish
dry fodder for winter feeding: Corn, if
only well cured, is second in value only
to good meadow hay of mixed grasses.
Wherever it is possible, the practice of
taking up" the cows every night,
sailing or yaming them and feeding
green fodder, or an equivalent, is advi-
sable. A little oil cake meal, or cotton
seed-cake meal, or Indian meal fed dali
ly at this time makes itself very pjrotitl-
bly, felt in the milk pail, O.. in the butter
tub. 80 81. -. ..ors.... &c..
AS soon, at any rate, as the least un-
due dimiuution in the quantity OF milk
is noticed, ana accurate observations
ought TO be made daily, measures ought
at once to be taken to keep up.the flow.
Farmers are so much in the habit of let
ting COWS fall off in milk during the
summers drouth. that unless they al
most dry up, many would regard it as
only the natural course of things. If,
however; they have constantly full feed
during the first 4 or 5 mouths after calv-
ing, the falling off should be very small.
tt the COWS can not we'll be stalled, nor
put in loose boxes III sheds or barns,
they may. at least, very easily be yard.
ed. 1t is best to put a large herd in
several small, sheltered, dry yards, those
agreeing best CIR of about equal strength
being put together When tina oneTo
two fighters Or "bullies 2 OF a herd1are'
taken out for a night, the rest will be
quiet enough, and a decidedly better re-
turn for the iced may be expected The
yards ought to have fodder racks, so
that the feed will not be wasted. The
amount Of feed to be provided for the
cows and the time to take them up. will
depend very much upon the condition
of the PASTURE American Stock Jour.
nal. 49, . s-~ ~ -' ~ -'','
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Sherin,s sale.
Ameziia Guidyy as. Ones5me A. 'Gui;di

Ameliia Guidry as. Onee1me a. Guadry.
EIGHTH. DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
IL St: Landry. No. 9502.-by virtue Of an
alias writ of feri f%aciast issued out of the
Eighth District Court of the State, of Louisi-
ana in and for the Parish Of st, Landry, in
the above entitled cause and to me directed,
| will proceed to sell at public. auction, Oh
the plantation. Hereinafter, described. three
miles west Of the town oftOpelousas, on SAT
'URDAY the stday OF January 1870, at eley-
en- o'clock, A2NsIn ths following described prop
Ferty, to-Wit- ~-4,r,,s., -.
IA CERTAIN TRACT OFLAND -sitaa-
ted sahout threes 10 ilssfrorh ths town sof 0pe.
lousas, containing four hundred and five
56IIOO superficial arpents-with all the build
ines and Improvements thereon. ."
S.4ANOTHER TR4CT .OFtLAND in the
Big Woods, containing one Hundred super
fetal arpents, beginning from the front at
the eastern line Of the west half of lot No. l.
township No. 5, south range Nc. g east, with
suchsdepthe as to enclose the amount of said
one hundred : arpents-with, all the cattle,
mules, &c. on said above described planta-I!
tion..ttl -. iii *ftH91fs i e&t3@tff ~ go '2
Seized il, tlrte. above suit. &afsa ~ !. 1 ~
Iernas-Cash. @Ia1s<''3*t ="
.s<tf JIM. THOMPSON.
november -. Sheriff. y
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DR.. RiCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES,

Use these only, and save time, health an,
money. 49,. ..'.. ...... ..
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease
in any stage which they fail to cure.
DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
J ~ !, cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Tllroa
! and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Eruptious
| Copper-coiored btotches, Soreness Of the
Scalp, Scrofula, &c. it is the greatest Reno.
vator, Alternative and Blood Purifier known
removes all mercury from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy -. r.,
nR RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.
D :, cures Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism
in all its forms, and gives Immediate lelief in
all cases. " 81. ,5.s -- Il
Price of either No. /. or 2. $5 per bottle,
or two bottles for SO. ''- 49,.
DR. R1CHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.
D a rapid and radical cure for all urinary de-
Engagements. Price 50 per bottle.
DR. FhICHAU'Sr G LDEN, ELIXIR
IL D'AMOUR, a radical cure for Nervous
or General Debility, in cd or young; impart-
ing energy with wonderful effect PRICE, s.
per bottle, or two bottles for 50. -
On receipt of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place, None %grnufne withont
the name of :" DR. Il RICHAUS GOLDEN
REMEDIES, d b: RICHARDS, Sole Pro
prietor.' blown in glass of'bottIes #sHf+. a.
Address DR.. RICHARDS, No. 22S Varick
St., New York. ~
-45-Iy p 'sg.' , 80 .~.niss.t : sfss2 i
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digestion. Remedy.-Lessen The
quanty offood, and oblige. the fowl te
exercise in an open, walk. Give soine
powdered cayenne and gentian, mixed
with the usual food Iron-rust, mixed
with soft food, or diffused in, water, is
an excellent tonic, and is indicated
when there is atrophy or diminution of
flesh. 1t may be combined with oats or
grain. Ia England, it, is said that milk
warm ale has a good effect when joined
to the diet of diseased fowls. ! &H-,~F
>CosTIvENEss. y Remedy--Soaked
bread, with warmed SKINNED milk, is
a mud remedial agent, and will usefulIy
SUFFICE Boiled carrots, or cabbage, are
more efficient. A meal of earth-worms
is 'souaetimes advisable, and hot pota--
toes mixed with bacon, fat, are said to
be l. excellent. Castor oil and burned
butter, will relieve the most obstinate
cases, though a "clyster Of oil may be
sometimes required in addition, to affect
a cure. ..tta"sro4 -
-DlARRHEA, Remedy-This, ofcourse,
depends upon the cause. When the
disease. is brought on by a diet Of green,
or soft food, the food must be changed
and water, given sparinsly. When it
arises from undue acidity, chalk mixed
with meal, is advantageous, but rice
-four bolouses are most to, BIZ depended.
on. DR., Handel, of Mayence, in eases
OF chronic looseness, recommends water
impregnated with iron rust, with great
confidence. ,A1um-water of moderate
strength, is also, beneficial. Il. ii a." .,,ei. 80.
u cases Of Uoody .Rnn, boiled rice
and. milk, given warm; with a little mag
nesia Or chalk may, be given with sue
cess sss s---Amrerican Stick Journal. :, y.
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J%UDIcIAIEIt tALD[vMENTS.
PUISLHC S0LE.

Estate of Augustus4L. JVankler. b
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
I'D Probate Court in and for the parish Of
St. Landry, there will be sold at public anc-
ton. tdthe last and highest bidder by the
undersigned administrators, or by a duly
commissioned a]uctioneer, in the town Of
Washington, on
WEDNESDAY, December Goth 1869,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Augustus l.. Wiuklcr, de-
ceased, late of the parish Of St Landry, to-
sONEFOTRTH OF ALOT OFGROTND
with the buildings and Improvements there
on, situated in the Town of Washington at
the corner of st. John and Vine streets.
THE SOUTH EAST QUARTER OF LOT
No. thirty seven, as marked upon the plat of
the town of Washington; bounded north by
property of Lemelle, east by Bridge street,
south by Vine ~tstreet and west by land l.,
Duprc, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, known as Winkier's Cotfee-house.
One, billiard table and bar fixtures, one
horse, saddle. and Bride, ono lot Of cattle
supposed to be two cows and calves.
Terms and Conditions-Thc moycable
property to. be sold for cash, and the (inmh-
veabl"s for one half cash. the balance on six
months credit, purchaser giving his ~promiso-
~ note with good and solvent security, ven.
doris retaining privilege and special mortgage.
Purchaser not to ALLEVIATE hypothecate or
otherwise cucumber the property sud, to the
detrimeut OF said reserved privlIeg, and mort
gage,
ELIZA A. SUTHERLAND,
l0i,;otratri
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PUBLIC SALE.
Estate of Jean Bite. COuyriNe

~ cSHH I)tt. oOHj cue.
10y VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. tn,
- Probate Cour of the parish of St. AN
dry, thtr will be sold at public auction, t.
the last and highest bidder, by the undersig n
ed tutrlx, or by a duly commissioned auction
eer, at the last residence of the deceased i,
prairie taqrFtaique in said parish, on .
WEDNESDAY, December 18th 800, @"
the following Described property beloneino
to the Estate of Jean Bite. Courville, deceased
late of said parish, to-wit- -.@lr raa"-.
CERTAIN TRACT OFLAND, topetb.
or with all the buildings aud improvements
thereon, situated in prairie Faque,aique and
containing about one hundred and twenty
acres bounded north by public lands and
EIoi Savoi, south by land reserved for the
railroad, tfsast. by land preserved for the rail
road, and west by lands reserved for the
railroad, and Eloi Savoi, being part of the
land entered by said deceased at the land
office at Opelousas the 10Th day OF, March
iSoo, which is described as being the nortk
east quarter Of section twehty-seven town
ship six range l east. "'A 1""'"' -"
One yoke of oxen, one creole horse, three
cows: and one calf, household furniture and
kitchen utensils #"". "si o. -'.Nt "
Terms aud 'Conlitions.-Louise Taylor,
the surviving widow, shall keep at the APP.
praIstment price one horse and three cows.
Forty acres. on which the buildings and I'M
proNements are e ected will be sold for cash,
the remainder of the property on one and
tive years. credit from the LIST Of April 1870:
PURCHASER to furnish good and solvent seeu-I
rif.Y:, the land being specially mortgaged un-
'a'1 . 7*"e IOCISE5TAYLO2.
nov%7-'G9 Natural TutriN.
: j EVENj'E STAMPS Of Nh. aeEon!Hta
:. ~. : NJ :. u. " !! NtNAN.
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state OG Louisiana

PARISH CouET, ST.. LANDKY.-No.2G+j
Etate Of Jas. Morgau J.
JONATHAN L. MORRIS, of the Parish OF
y St. Landry, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Jas. Morgan r., decreased. lat" Of said paiish,
having filed a Tablpau of Classification OF debts
OF said Estate, accompanied by his petition
praying for the homologation of the same;
and whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an'order of Court, bearing
date november IS, 1869;
Row, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tabfeau in writing > at my ofiee in the town OF
Opelonsas, within the time required by law,
why the said Tabteau should not, be homolo-
gated aud confirmed. tai. :.
Il f. JOS d. RICHARD, Clerk
Novo~bor 81 ,ISeO p.
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Sheriff. sale.

James Ii. Thompson as. Vim. II Terrell
nISTRICTCOURr.S ST. Landry, No. 10655
~ By virtue of a writ of tieri facias issued
out of the Sth District Court for the Parish of
St. Landry, in the above entitled sult, and to
me directed, l will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Courthouse Of said parish in the town of.Ope-
lonsas, o SATURDAY the lst day of Jauua-
ry, 1863. at II o'clock AM, the following
described property. seized to satisfy said writ,
to-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
Land. situated in said parish, in the Prairie
Plaisance. containing six hundred arpents,
more or less, bounded north by boyou Grand
Louis. south by formerly Philippe Andrepont
and Jean Vasseur and now William Ortegoa
and Jean Vasseur's widow, east b.. LAND OF
Louis Deoaillon, west by the heirs. OF Muhel
Deville deceased, with the buildings and im-
thereon. ...- a.44.. s,t.a. .
Terms-Cash. -. --a~, g
nov q Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
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PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 3342.
Estate Of Eli Darid Ardoin and mite.
A MBROIsE JOHNSON, Of the Parish OF
n st; Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate OF Eli David Ardoin ana wife deceased,
late of the Parish of St. Landry: ,
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will fill the
same in writing, at my office in the town OF
Op+lousas, within ten days from the present
notice. 49,, Jos. RICHARD, Clerk:
tO%nelOuSas. Decnnhet lfh. lShl =.
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Notice.

OFFICE ST. LANDRY ROAD & BRIDGE Co. J
''"' =. Washington, Oct rs, 1869 !
4 T a meeting of the Directors of this com
IA pany held this day the; following were
unanimously elected as officers to serve until
their Successors shall be.chosen ,sviz::~~'>t .
JOHN FAHEY. President; BEN .WooD,
WORTH, Superintendent; NJ D, .KAvANAGn,
Secretary and Treasurer, ,f,. - :
~, N. p KAYANAGH, Secretary.
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Public sale.

Estate Of Joseph Olivier, deceased-
NTILL be soEi by the,nndersigned admin
w ~istrator or through the ministry Of an
,uctionror, at the plantation of Joseph Olivier
deceased. in prairie dts Felnmes in the parish
Of St. Landry, or
WEDNESDAY, January 5th, 1870,
THE PLANTATION containing about 90
al hts, bounded no'th By the Meuillons. east
ty Frank hey. ,,uth by FRANCOIS saroie. and
WEST by Michel 5phnson, to be sold with the
dwelling house and a part nftlts frusiug.
) outfit rSrs and some trnciag.
TrImS.-Thr n.oN>ble property to be sold
for cash. The lands ON u CREDIT Of one. two
aud three Yeas from dry OF sale. Notrs TO.
ne given. bearing Interest from maturity with
satisfactory security and the usual mortgage
rrttllcu.
VALERIE OLIVIER,
d,cl-'G0 Administrator.
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Estate Of Pierre Bergeror N, ffIs.

Parish Court, Parish Landry, No. ss4l,
NAPOLEON sCOURVILLE, Of the Parish
IN DIST. Landry having applied by bis petit
Ten to- be. appointed administrator of the
Estate OF Pierre Bergeron sfls,u deceased, late
of the Parish Of st. Landry = .a,Faf, .ftf1 1l.,'
inerefors. any personI Intending to- make
Opposition % said appointment vial file the
same I'D writing at myEofice in the town. of
.Opeiansas. withinten days from the present
notice 4st0 1 OS.,D.RICHARD, Clerk, -
Opelousas. DECEMBER q ,tIs69 ~ -,
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Estate of Jeatsa Bite. Cor,aier.

Parish Court, PARISH Of St. Landry. No. 332S
TLEO Use PITRE, of the parish OF
" st. Landry, having applied by her
petition to be appointed adrninlstratrix of. the
Estate Of Jean Bite. Corrnier, her deceased
husband, late of the parish of ST.. Landry IT,
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my Office i'll the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. 80 :: Ct 'i." 49,. .ttt -
decd -'69 JOS u: RICPARD, Clerk
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'Derangetd Ok KlihdlneJyss-Use Dromragoooles q cos
Grsvsl aid Dropsy-u Use D 'ls g ESQ !. co;s
DromgoQle& Cos oBnchua is the hest and
ebeapcstsalF ,ba9l - 3sT9tasb taa, 78o
I'airS i, H. hastt;,, ,,se Dromgoole 81 Co.'S
LueiI.IIkG a38n9ast
seld BY C.*MAYO. =.
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n Estate of BENJAMIN Lewis.

Paris. Court. Parish 81, Laanudry::--No,. 1874
DAVID L. TODD, of the Parish of St
~ Landry, having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator OF. the Estate
of Benjamin Lewis deceased, late of said
PARISH !; .~g4g4aaJ :gyre 3 9ti.pIi. TuyiA~3siy;g
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to- said appointment, will file the
same in writing, in my Office in the townof
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
no December, ~ III fsss O. flcH sFlD,t ciYlk'
Dromgoole & Cos Pectoral cures coughs.
Splitting of blood cured with D~romyoole 81
Cos PectoraL.h..fsssr9rfnl r.q -" .7Ha'a5i !
Consumptiye cough, use Dromgoole & Cos
"PectoraE,s s4A't'94 81 TttfatG IS =1ks ,tht1'
Dromgoolea Cos Peectoorar< for 'hooooppitng
o,,rL fts#ES 81 ,<5f5It *taE H%Bsft5A.tto
ssT'3Ts 20 'aaa4' sold>by &: MAYO
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SITECEsITE''S SALE.

Vincent Boagni as. james Hi1Es.
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT. Parish o
~ st. Landry. No llO96.-By viltur o
a writ OF seizure and sale issued out of tn,
Eighth District Court of the State of Louisi
ana, in and for the Parish-Of St. Landry. il
the above entitled couse, and to me directed
| will proceed to sell at public auction, a
the Courthouse of said Parish in the. town 0
Oprlousas, on SATURDAY the list day o
January 1870, at eleven O'Clock, A NJ, til,
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, in sale
| parish, on the west side of Bayou Bpuf, con
tanning about eight hundred and sevtnty-tl.re,
lOIIUU acres, more on less, bnuudrd north aut
east by the Bayou Bpuf, south by. land for
merry belonging to James Morgan, and Yves
by Widow Bur!eigh and lands supposed 70 b,
public. -, ,..
The above tract of land is composed of ths
following tracts, viz
| Til" half of section thirty seven in town
ship ) south of range 4 east. containing touI
HUNDRED aud SIX acres. more or less, being th>
same land purchased by Moses LittriI at tn,
probate sale of the estate of 1hruphilus Col
Inns, on the ID Of August 1929, aud hougt5
by the present vendor from the heirs of Moses
Litteil, as per act passed on :ht 18th Of Marcel
l~34, recorded in the office of Recorder of St
Landry, being certificate No. 1874, Spanish
Grant No. 4U6.
3 Lots Nos. ZIP and 10 of the same town,
ship and range as above, ard being in sectiul
81, containing eighty-nine iOll0O acres. mort
or less. one half having been purchased by
Moses Littell from Dubuisson, on the 18th OF
November 1896, and purchased by the present
vendor from the heirs Of Moses LittelI, On the
18th Of March 1854, and the other half thereof
purchased by vendor from the succession sale
of Domelse Dubuison, on the 18th of Etbrua.
~ l~5l. ..
3 Sections numbered .~thirty-two and thirty
three in township 4 south of range 4 east, con
tanning three hundred aud seventy-tight acres.
more OF less, being the same purchased by
Moses Litttll from the Un!uI States, as per
certificate No 10, and purchased by vendor
from the heir, of said Moses Litt,lI, on the
18th of March lo34. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Tcrms-Cash.
j. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.