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Culture and Use Of Onions.

An agricultural writer says: l cannot
say, if were counsel of tue realms of ep-
icures, [ should permit the passport of
these inhabitants Of the garden into good
society at all; athoughth the proper dressing
gives them. as it doeshuman adventures,
considerable assistancein taking desirable
positions. : But being of the most repub-
lican faith. ise,, that the good Of the
masses should ever be the paramount
consideration with the good citizen, l
place onions at the very top Of the list
of large families edibles. These bulbs
are not only popular, healthy and nu'ri-
tive, but absolutely medicinal. | have
known inyeterate dyspepsia cured by
the use of raw onions as a daily tonic,
and on philosophical principles. The
have the same exciting influence ON the
coats of the stomach that they have on
the eyes, calling out gastric juice as
freely as theyido tears from the visual
organs. For poultices they are ~iuvalu-
able. .&sG~t ...'t t.. 81 .'r. ST.
Onions are multiplied, as all know, by
various methods. In this climate, by
sowing little black seed very early, they
can be raised large enough the first year
for table use; these are called raleripc.
But it is usual to pull the product of
these little seeds, dry them for sets and
plant tllemin the Fall Or ensuing Spring.
The top onion is a sure dependence for
a general crop. In this climate any on
ions will grow, bnt the red aud Silver
skinned are better keepers, and the last
generally attainsSthe finest size. Strong
ground, shallow planting and clean cnl-
ture insure success. But the most valu-
able fact | have learned concerning oil
ions is that, like potatoes, you may ea!
and then plant them. s....
| had a variety called Welsh onions.
The tops and bottoms, being trimmed
off in preparing for use, were tllrown on
a compost heap One day a child
brought me some Of these bottoms to
show me the onions | had thrown away
were growing again / took several
lunches of these bottoms to the garden,
set them out. and they grew as thrifty
as if they had been perfect Offsets from
the.oad row.. Taking the hint, 1 cut off
the bottoms of other varieties pieces as
iaTgesassa silver twenty-five cent piece,
W1ththe hbrons root attached, and set
them cut. They also sprouted, and-be.
ing satisfied that they would grow, I
allowed the thorns Of ether Care. Is to
choke them out of my memory, and so
I.cannot say what sized bulb they would
have produced, but record this for the
benefit Of persons with small gardens,
who will be at pains to, plant the, bot
toms of their onions as fast as they use
them, thus enjoying two crops from the
same piece Of ground and same seed in
one year. as.aF VIZ ..a nd
aE n rIJ f@N
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state of

Parish Court, st. Landry.-No. 1887
DEERE LEMON, of the Parish of St. Ian
dry, Administrator of the Estate of Chas.
Lemon, deceased, late of said parish, having
filed a final Tableau of the distribution
of the funds Of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the homolo-
CATION of the same; and whereas, the prayer
of said petition has been granted by an order
of Court dated June 9Th, 1867 .
Now. therefore, notice is hereby gwen to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Iableau, in writing, at my Office 10 the
town of Oyelousas, within the time required
by law, why said tableau should not be no.
m~ologated and confirmed. ns...
..a. JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Cpelousas, June 18th 1869 ., 81
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poetrp.
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Ipnhlisbed by request Of The Authorrss
rENELON's GRAVE.


o. Fenelon my dearest one
Rests here thy noble head
Is this thy grave. my son my SON
10 name above the dead,
No sculptured stone. to mark til~ spot
Where the brave soldier lies,
Or tell, thou shalt not be forgot,
Though closed in death thine eyes.
Too swiftly passed thy bright career
Thus early torn from me,
Who now the mothers heart shall cheer,
And whisper Oft Of the!
OF earthly hope brrrff, auG lone,
Sill, hear thy parting sigh,
That hoated low, i'll deathlikr tone,
lis glorious thus to die
Thy last sad words, the patriots prayer,
20 God. my country save;
Tly sainted father watching there,
Blessed then the lowly grave!
Beside that grave I knelt i'll prayer,
For thou didst seem nearby;
And meekly'read the Bible there,
With faiths uplifted eye.
The sacred page, with bliss ran DER,
Redeeming love the theme!
"He is not here but risen" 10!
What heavenly glories beam.
And shed around celestial peace!
The Savior's love is thine -
Then cease, my %murmuring heart, O!cease,
And own the Power divine.
Farewell. farewell! we laid thee down
By Mississippi's flood;
Where sleep, the Southern soldiers round,
On yicksburg's field of blood.
No more, to mark the bursting shell,
That blazed along the air;
No more, to guard the heights that swell
So proud and lofty there.
How Of. to watch with earnest gaze,
The Floating Batteries light;
The deafning canons' horrid blaze,
That glared upon the night.
To tread with thoughtful step, and all,
The sentinel's measured round;
Though slight, and frail, undaunted bear
The colds and freezing ground.
But thou art gone the strife is DER,
And gained the Better Land!
Where wars shall cease, and maj no more,
His brothers blood demand.
Alas thou vert my hope, my joy;
Now whittier shall I turn!
For home seems home no more, my boy
Thy steps shall meier return.
Yet, soon shall come the welcome voice,
And I shall 60 to thee;
, And In that Heavenly home rejoice,
>rT That thou vert born to me.
49,. .ar O.. ELIZABETH.
Miss, May. 1863.
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Public Sale,

EstateG FRANCOIS MezcAoiy Robin.
DY 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 tho last and highest bidder, by the under
signed Administrative, or by a duly qualified
auctioneer: at the last residence of the dcceas-
ed at Prairie Petit Bots in said parish, on
Wednesday. Jssiy east, 1869,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of FRANCOIS Melchoir Robin, de-
ceased. late of said parish, to-wit-
I. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A GER
tain tract of land situated in Prairie Petit Bots,
containing sixty-fve arpents, bounded on the
North by the heirs Of the Estate of francois
c.. Devilliers, on the East and South by Dom,
Unique Guilhas, and on the West by Octave
Hollier.
2. A Safe, a Spinning Wheel, a Horse.
Terms-The movable property for cash,
and the land payable ON the first day of April
Is7O-speclal mortgage aud vendors privil-
ege being reserved. - .~.a.a2fIfass ...
AUGUSTINE PLOUE,
June 10Th. 1869. Administrative
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TIIOS. c. ANDERSON,
Parish Treasurer, St Landry.

STATE OF L0VISlANA,)
Parish Of st. Landry,
March 9th, lSG~.
We. tIr cormiitr" appointed by the Police
.iu,y TO rxamint, III" accounts OF the Parish
Treasurer. for tho year ending the third Mon
day of February. 1867, have c~ar'fulIy rXanin-
ed the foregoing account submitted by lin.
and the vouchers accompanying said account,
and finding ti!" same correct. We Itay" approved
the same with our nc0mm,m notation to your
Honorable Body, tina! til" bnlid Of the said
Treasurer. Thomas G. Anderson, for the year
ending the Hind Monday Of February, Isis.
BE- cancriird as required by Law.
Er<]rcrluIiy submitted,
g. HENRY : DUNBAR,
!0'9''oJ u L. EONIENOV.
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Extract from Proceedings of the Police Jury
of the 18th May, 1859:
Mr.. Roy from the committee appointed to
examine the books, accounts and vouchers of
the Parish Treasurer, reported that they had
carefully examined the books and accounts,
and compared the vouchers with the same, of
Thos. c.. Anderson, Parish Treasurer, for the
year ending the Sd Monday in February 1869,
and they find the same correct. Whercupon,
on motion of Mr.. Thompson,
Resolved, That said report be adopted, and
that the Recorder of the Parish of st. Landry
be and is hereby authorized to cancelt the bond
of Thcs. C. Anderson, as Treasurer of the
Parish of st. Landry, for the year ending the
Sd Monday in February 1869.
[Signed] J. G. BROOKS, President.
ISicnedl C. MAYO. Clelk.
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IsgaDIi<s Sale.

.Surcesxiou Of Andrcm IMttlu, dnr"nSc|.
10y VIRTUE of an order of til Hon. tn"
LID Parish Court in and fr til" IalisI OF
East Baton Rouge, there will be s"it at
public auction, to the last and highest bIl''''r,
by the undersigned auctl"nccr, at the Court
House, in Op"lousas, on
SATURDAY, July p, 1860,
the following property belonging to the
Estate of Andrew Malta, decreased:
|. TIE SOUTH HALF OF SECTION
twenty-threc and the South West Quarter Of
the North West Quarter aud North West
Quarter of the South West Quarter Of Section
twenty-four in Township No.. four South.
Range No. seven East. South Western Dist
Of Louisiana, containing four hundred and
one acres aud twenty-siX hundrethS, according
to tlt official plot Of survey Of said land,
returned to the State Land Office. The
whole as per patent dated Baton Rougr, Au-
gust "a, 1857, and numbered 46O3. Said
land is situated on or near Bayou Petite PIai-
ric, in this Parish.
2 THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
following Described Internal Improvement
land, viz: All of Section thirty-six i'll Town
ship four South of Range six East in the
South Western Land District, containing SIX
hundred and forty three acres aud twenty
one lunlredtIls, according to tie official plot
of survey. The whole as per patent in the
names Of Andrew Malta and James Irwin.
dated q December, 1860, and numbered
1888, situated near the banks Of Bayou Petit"
Prairie, in this Parish.
TEHMS:-Casl.
In conformity with the Constitution and
laws of the State of Louisiana the aforesaid
land will be sold in lots of not less than
ten nor more than fifty acres, as will be more
fully explained on the day of sale.
LEONCE i. LASTRAPES,
Auclionter.
Opclousas, June 10Th, 1869.
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USEFUL DEPARTMENT.
GOOD ROADS.

As we become more civilized as a peo-
Die. the fact will more and more force
itself upon us that our common highways
are not tithe as good as they ought to
be, that it costs us twice as much in the
wear and tel Of horses, wagons, and har-
ness, and loss Of time in moving upon
bad roads, as it would keep them in good
condition. We are amazed that the
community viii continue from year to
year travelling on the most execrable
roads, when so slightlan expense to each
property holder would remedy the evil.
Even in our boasted city Of Philadelphia
many parts of the rural portions are SO
utterly neglected as to render them al
most impossible. We know Of highways
that have notbeen touched for two years,
and when they are attempted to be re-
paired, it is done so negligently andigno.
rantly as to be of the least permanent
service. RI ara &c 49,
In the counties throughout the Com
monwealth, where the township authori-
ties control the roads, the duty could not
be worse attended to. except in particular
regions, The | d.system of allowing the
taxpayers TO work out the amount Of
their road taxes in repairing the roads
j cannot be too poiutedly condemned. 1t
Is an utter failure, and as long as it is
continued the condition Of the roads will
not get any better. There should be an
independent system substituted, and men
appointed supervisors who know some
thing about the business to be supervi-
seds and a tax assessed and collected. as
all other taxes are, sufficient to insure the
maintaining Of the roads in the most
thorough state Of repair.-Gamantown
PAY TelegragA, ..1'~
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ass Baows BREAD PrpDlIlSG.-H Half a
pound of stale bread grated. ditto OF cur.
ANTS, ditto of shred suet, sugar and nut
meg i mix with four eggs and two spoon
fuls OF cream or milk boil in cloth or
basin that exactly holds it for three or
four. hpuTs, sauce. .tab. &'@51S
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u,NaRTY YEARS, ~ rEEifRONIr
-,.,o Of G.. BROOKS.

Parish Cont, Parish 81: LaHdy:- . - IS" St.
r rTARTHA REID of the pa[ hsb petition ct on
/; M Il , Rpoa'S 1 S5%!::: :s;" k q i s9 nd ai s.';. &
'e 4Pt e: n;s's Any ' e:5:ss s, .;s';sdis ri Il a' Hs &;
s epRe''ii n ~r tt rs!s at my ofie ;,d in the the , pSssss =
Opelo"sas' "' jos D. RICHARD Clerk
NOTICE. $50
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For Sale

HsHE PLANTATION formerly owned.by
l. Patrick 81. Overton, containing about
600 acres of land, with the buildings and ip-
provenents thereon, situated in Bayou Chicot
settlement. Term, liberal. Apply at this of
fee, or to B, A. MARTEL s. HUDsPETH,
at their Office in Opelousas.
Julv I'd 1890 If
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state OfLOuiSiana.
Parish Court, St. Landry, No. 3l99.
Estate of Eugenir Fusilier.

Estate of EUgenie Fusilier.
TDOUARD DUBUlssON, of the Parish
- of st. Landry. Administrator of the Es-
tate of of Eugene Fusilier, deceased, late of
said parish, having filed a Tableau of CLASH
fcation of the Debts of said estate, accompa-
MED by his petition praying for the homolo-
CATION of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court, bearing
date June 10th, 1869:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said Tableau, in writing, at my Office in the
town Of Opelousas, within the time required
by law, why said Tableau should not be no.
,nologated and confirmed.
....-- JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, June 10Th. 1869.
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For Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE, with Kitchen,
IA Yard and Garden thereto attached. AL.
so, a Building suitable for a Shop Or Store,
and an Ofice-alI adjoining, and situated
on Landry street, near the Court House, Op-
elousas. For particulars, apply to
s%% L. S. MAYO.
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Saturday, guEy 3lst, 1860,

Saturday, guIy 3lst, 1860,
the following described property be!ongi, g to
said Estate, viz
Attract OF LAND situated on Bayou
TGche in said parish, with all the improve
nlents thereon, Containing about eighty super.
fetal acres, bounded North by Ontzine Car
ritrc, South by Bayou Ttchr, East by heirs
Of Mrs. Littell, and West by Bayou Ttclle.
2 horses, ] mule, ] pair Of oxen, one OK
cart, about Is head of gentle horned cattle, |
lot Of hogs, farming implements, household
and kitchen furniture, one shot gun, one re-
volver, one lot of corn. and a vanity OF other
articles.
Terms and Conditions-Thc movable poop
erty for cash. one-third of the purchase price
Of the land also for cash, and the other two
thirds on a credit of one and two years from
the day of sale. the purchaser to furnish
two quail notes with satisfactory security
in solido. to bear interest at eight per cent per
nnum from maturities until paid, and the
Land to remain specially mortgaged with ven
doris privilege in favor of the Estate until full
payment of said notes with the interest that
may accrue thereon, the purchaser binding
himself not to remove or ALLEVIATE any Of the
improvements on said land.
JOHN F. SMITH.
June Goth 1869. Administrator
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State of Louisiana.
Parish Court, St. Landry-No. 1898.

PARISH Court, 81 LanaTy-No. 3233.
Estate of Wilson Aiadrus.
DLAIZE NOTE, of the Parish of St.
ID Landry Administiato of the Estate of
Wilson Andrus, freedman, deceased. late Of
the Parish of St. Landry, having filed a Tab
leau Of classification of the Debts Of said Estate,
accompanied by his petition praying for the
l~omologation of the same aud whereas, the
prayer of said petition has been granted by
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tableau, in writing, at my Office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homologased
and confirmed. .L ...' -.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Opelousas, July 3 1868 d.. .4
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Parish Court, Parish of ST. Landry.N No 3245
a. Estate OF John q. Oliver.
~ of St. Landry. Administrative of the Es-
tate of John G. Oliver deceased, late of said
parish, having Sled a Tableau of the CLASH
~fication of debts OF said Estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the homologation
Of the same aud whereas the prayer Of said
petition has been granted by an order of the
Court. bearing date June 25th 1869;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Tahleau in writing at my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said kableau should not be homolega-
ted and confirmed. -s> .-. -
:sam4 ~ JOS d. RICHARD, Clerk.
One1ousas, july 3rd, 500 a--s 5i.5s.
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STATEMENT ES

STATEMENT ES
Showing the Expenditures from the 18th Feb
ruary, 1867, to the 18th February, 1868.
Paid warrants, certificates to jurors
and witnesses, &c..:.-..-s20,3SG -
Paid deductions on ovtrt1o*rd
lands, as per act Of the LegiS-
lature, No. 157, of 1867, and
for nolaresilents, and persons
wrongly assessed as per res
]olutions Police Jury--.----. lG,G40 SO
Paid commissions to Tax Collector
on Tax Roll and for Licences
collected 5,lG0 q
Paid Contingent Expenses Treas
urer's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 25
Paid Salary Parish Treasurer 1867 400 90
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TraNFsoN has aprinting office in his
-l.elss. aol sends haBFork TO his publish.
Ell Ia type.
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Internal Revenue Notice,

81 UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, )
Der. Co.'s OFFICE, 6TH Div. % DIST, La
X. OPELoUsAs,. June, 3Oth. 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given that | am ready
~ to receive the taxes due upon Incomes,
Gold Watches. Plate and Carriages, and
also upon Billiard Tables kept for private
use. ALI persons from whom said taxes
are due for the year ending December 31st,
1868, or for previous years, failing to pay
the same ,htcfure the twenty.third proxino,
VII be liable TO The penalties prescribed by
law.
The requirements of the Revenue laws
will be risidly enforced.
rs Office at 0pplousas. La. T. s5-zi
.70s .,saat~ess'' ..--a. L. C. ALLISON,
Z .2 - a@'19s7@ Deputy Collector.
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VHERE will BE sold at public auction to
IL the last ard highest bidder, by the under
signed, or by a duly qualified auction""r, at
the plantation hereafter described. on
Monday. .gssEy 2Cs:s. 1869,
the following property, tu-wit:
PLANTATION situated on Bayou Nal
let, about ~ miles West of Dp"IorAs, bling
the last residence of Edward Wik"if. dcct a>srl.
continuing about 200 superficial arpcnts. on"
half bring woodland and the balance prairie,
high and we'll dlainrd. One ivuu1h Of said
plantation is III cultivation (rmn, cotton. &c.
has a good dwelling hnu>r, com crib, stable,
&c.-ont-tisirl of the same being well cnclos-
ed.
Also, ! pair mules, j. head horses and
mares. household furniture consisting If ]
mahogany armoir". : beds and he ldirg, ]
toilet. ! table with marble top, | cherry table,
and one sidnhoard with marble top.
Trrms-Forethe morrabIrS. cash for the
plantation, onr-tiiir,l cash, aud the balance in
one aud two years.
n. b This sale can be made amicablv
between this aud the 2jtl .Inll inst, by APP
plying to B. A. Martcl Il lIul-p"tl.
JULIA GALLOT,
july Sd 1863.
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Parish Treasurer's Report.
STATEMENT a

STATEMENT A
Showing the Receipts in the Parish Treasury
from the 18th day of February, 1867, to the
18th day of February. 1868.
amount of Tax Roll for 1866 s49,257 %
From same for licences for 1867. 2,345 80
" O. II Fontenot & others for
catt1e 81 05
II. Lastrapcs for bridge sold 900 OO
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Internal Revenue Notice
UNITED STATES INTERNAL Revenue,
DEF. Co.'s OFFICE, 9TH Div. % Dist. La.
# --. OPELoUsAs, July, 3D., 1869.
TOTICE is hereby given that I am ready
~ to receive the Special Taxes due un-
der the internal Revenue laws Of the Uni
ted States. Said Taxes are now due for
the year commencing May first, 1869.
All persons of whom said Taxes are due,
for, this Or preceding years, failing to pay
the same within twenty days, will be liable
to a penalty upon the amount of Taxes due,
together wtth a fine Of $500 for doing bust
ness without il license. Eta.
The penalties imposed by law will be
rigidly enforced against ~deliuquents.
Office at OpclouSaS, La.
r ssasT3E l. q. ALLISON, Dcr'tv Coll.
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State OfLOuiSiana,
PARISH COURT, ~, o7it
Parish of St. Landry.

PARISH COURT, Nv, o711
Parish of St. Landry. }No' ~"
Estate Of Louis Tate, deceased.
OEIS stage, of the Parish of St,
- Landry, Administrator Of the Estate OF
Louis Tate, deceased, late Of said pallsf'
having filed a Tableau Of distribution OF the
funds OF said Estate, accompanied by hispetl'
ton praying for the homologation of thesame
and whereas the prayer of said petition mas
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date June 25th, 1869; y
Row, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to sala
Tableau in writing, at my Office in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by la~'
why the said Tableau should not be homo'o-
gated and confirmed.
JOS. D. RICHARD Clerk
Op-lonsae, .Jnl. %ll. l-G1
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Public Sn1n.

sh%tnfs IF Eycu"ore CAocnelc.
DY VIRTUE of an order Of the Probate
ID Court i'll and for the Parish St. Landry.
there will be sold at public auction, by the
undersigned Tutor, or a qualified alctiouver.
at the last residence of the deceased in the
town of OpelouS7s, ON WEDNESDAY. July
l4th, l-bo, the following property belonging
to The Estate of El"onUre Chachere, deceased
wife Of b. A. Martrl, to-wit-
|. The B"rdrlon plantati,n situated in said
parish. on Wyb!r'> Ridge near Riirr's Bridge.
containing sixty-trS ArlrutS of land, more or
less, together with all the buildings and I'M
provrments thereon, completely enclosed,
bounded north by NI!rnruyr Borlrlon, south
by Andre: WybIe's HENS and others, east by
Bayou Dclpunta, west by the public road to
PraIlir Laurent and Op"iouSaS.
2. The last residence Of decreased situated in
town Of Opclousas, containing three lots or
arpcnts with all buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of a fine dwelling, kitchen
and eight other useful huiiAjngr-thiS place is
known as the former rrsidrnc" Of Robert T'ay-
Tor and DR.. Hoagni. Over IN arp"nt Of said
propcrtyI is covered with a grove Of evergreen
trees, a Beautiful flower gaIIcn, &c.
3 A let Of ground in tlr Nwn of Oprlousas
being the present law office OF 3. A. Martrl 4
1Iul>h'th, as also the building used as tn,
printing ofir"~f the tpclou>as JoUKNAL,n"A
the Court House, with all the buildings and
improvements, except 4 building lately built
and owned by TI'o. Chach"re.
j. y certain tract of land siiu ted in said
parish, III Prairie de- l'EgIiSt, near Bite Noel
Roy, bou9lrd on til" north and south by til"
Estate Of John Simmons, on the cast by lands
of Solomon Harmon, on I'll" Sst mll@own,
containing 81 acres and 1IlOo of an acre.
5. A f'ur-whrrl carriage, harness. shafts
and tongue, two American mules, one .AmrIi-
can horse, one American mare.
Terms and Conlit'onS-For tS' real estate
, one-ti:irl cash, and the balance on a crrLil Of
one and two years from tine day of sale the
mov"ailts 1r cash. Fol tn" credit payments
purchasers giving their notes made their own
order and endorsed by themselves, with ap-
proved securities by sal! Tutor, and special
mortgage. vendors priyi!~g" and clause Of non
aliclrIr, reserved.
3. A. MAETEL,
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