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FATAL AFFEAY.
Two Cent Poker and Geld Lead.
The Elects Of Judge HuNeF's
LtbsraEstY.

The classic p%Tecinets 6; Happy Hollow
we're again b2ihsd in blood last night.
About bAlf-psst eight O'Clock a deplo-
rAbie" afray took place between two cf
the most respected dsniZsns q thst de-
li9htfuI locAiity-Msssrs. Jacob Wash
ington and "Msjor" Anderson, colored
gentlemen, and which resulted in the
fatal shooting of the former by the latter.
The eauss Of the difficulty was a game
Of " ffeEzsous" poker Tor five cents,
which had been gwen TO Gle Of them "
Judge Hunter. How the quarrel OriZi-
mated is not known, but witnesses sia.e
that after q few hot words Anderson
drew a pistol snd fired four suots At
Washing.ou-the last striking aim in the
lumber region, passing through thespiue,
and knocking b spots" ont Of MIN.
The shOOtss then isd and up 70 WfitI0g
hiss not been arrested, SUCH s.iife!
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NEW Correspondents OF iresn ana de-
sirsbie goods viii be aoded 10 o1t IEfSe
trade sale on Tuesday morning. OotthsD
q Ezskiel. corner Second ana Aosnos
streets.
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Go early II you want eligible seats st
the Circus and MeHsgerie.
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DIE MoDENwBLT for May, besides the
other fashion aud literary msgsZines st
Joe Locke's, 1851 Msin street.
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, Of Wiggsus & Thorn, nlanufsctu-
rers, 233 Main street, Clay Building. I
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White BE aTseiIIes at a. and so
cents per yard elegant good.
HSTZOg H. bro. > BAaln street
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OHr Dre>s Goods are OffeTe, y
prices lever than Tor year
HesZOg g. Bro.
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WANTED.-TRelve se.ive, respectable
lads, to sGt q pages st the Commercial
Convention. Apply to A. E FraDklAnd,
1877 Main street, WITH references.
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LOOK u for the Lions and Tigerssson
the streets tomorrow.
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New lines Of Lawns, Jsconeu7 aLo
,oIorsa Planes inst received by NJ. hrsus
n corner Main and Adams.
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IRISH Linens from New York que
tons, 35c per yard, ST NJ. Krsus & Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams streets.
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Masonic FAIR.-The following nsmsd
ladies on Masouie Fair viii meet punetG-
ali0 at 8 . %. at Memphis Club Room
pariors at the boar mentioned
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THE procession OF taa n. o. Circus
and MeDagerie will b5 3 big sffLir.
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In Fancy Goods, Dress Trim
mIBgs, csc we have eve been
eXceIlr d. EeFZOg s. Bro. 294
lain street.
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.FoR children cabs go to L. Fegan's,
200 Second street.
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FINE Panama Hats cheap, ct WhsstoD
& Co., 1870 Main street.
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Go7TLIEB & EZEKIEL will have tnelF
err Isrge trsde sale on Tuesday morn
= ', May 18th, st 10 O'Clock.
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REPORT Gays The n. o. Circus and Ne
nagerie is TIE King Of amusement com
bi~natiOns."
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WE call especial attention to Gottlieb
4 Ezekiel's Auction Notice in another
column.
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OUR new prints have 3. M.'Krsu-
beautiful styles 1919 per yard. Ssaet. I
d CO., corner Main and Adams
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FoR elegant dress goods at half price
go to Menksn Bros.
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EvRRYBoDY says they are going 10 the
n. o. Circus ana Menagsrie, SIRE,
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TIE peerless beauty, Mad. Csdsuo, is
ont Of the attractions at the Circus and
NenRgerie.
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NEW lot Satin ParssOls, So so, at n.
Kraus d Co.'s, cor. Main and AGsms. !
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ANOTHER lot all wool Cassimeres, 75c
per yard, p NJ. K5aus & Co.'S, corner
Main and Adams.
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Dress Goods foe Iaree weeks
longer al cost. Hss zOg s Bro,
994 Main street.
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DON'T fail to take the Circus and Me
nsgerie ia on yoUr rounds.
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xspID article I04 BleGcbed Sheet
SPL aer yard sc NJ. Krsus& Co.'s cor
II z, DIE nd Adams street.
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ALL the late styles Of toys and child
ren's e;rsw hats, cheap at Wheaton &
Co.
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STRAW hats, for men, boys . child
rem, in every variety, cheap at wheaton
& Co.
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MRNKEN Bros. have the ehesPest
dress goods.
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TncaS and Mensge-
TIE New orleans 'Qgns tomorrow.
RE commences its eXbiL. -
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For ane furniture go 10 E Fegsn's'
go Second greet.
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SEE the grand procession OF the Circus
and MeDsgeTie tomorrow.
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SILK P0piins at cost. HerZOg s.
RyO.. 994 nam street.
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Go ard SCI the sylpb5 Eta Cooke, at
the Circus sud MeDagerie.
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LOOK at our Bieacaed Domestic, Zoe
per yard. Nj Krsus 6 Co., corner Msin
and Adams street,
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>ehsDge in SUMS to suit al
FOREIGN T. u, 293 Main street.
German Nat Be- -
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ATTEND the great dress goods sale at
Menken BrOs.
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ykNTILATING hats, of every variety,
ehesD az Wheaton & Co, 1919 Main st. 7
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TIE Fairy Lion Queen, Eils Eugenie,
"a with the N Circus and Mensgerie.
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- the nations hear
The blast that wakes the dead,
our own loved mother earth


Your W loved mother earth
Enshrnes The fallen brave,
In her sweet lap who gave yOu birth,
You hnd your tranquil grave
Whist living, for all your tolls and
trials your only pay was gratitude y
glory, and dying many Of you have no
heritage to treHsmit but honor. Be 1t
ours to guard this sacred legacy with
more than nissr saEe, and when come
craven soul would desecrste your graves
and suliy your fair fame, then let he
exclamation lesp from our indignant
hearts
" They were true to the land OF their blood and
ana their Drt ath,
And leaving N battle no blot on their name.
Look proudly TO heaven nom the do2th-Oed q
fame"
Ard should man, selfish and time
serving man, prove recreant to his trust,
thank God I! there ere those OF more
celestial mould, whose evsrfsithfui
hearts will be youT holy shrine! She
whose lips imprinted on your cheek the
lingering kiss as you went forth at duty's
call to breast the storm Of sattle-that
angel one wns lowered ROUND your
homely bunk as you lsy PROSTATE with
disease or gasgiDg with your wounds
~ho famed your fevered facs and wiped
the death damp from your brow, behold
che Keeps her vigil yet around your sleep
ing dust. And through the long vista OF
the years to come shall sbs prove constant
| sill. tesching her offspring to revere your
hnnored names, edornlBg tdese, your
| otherwise nov un;ruphied graves, with
the sweet symbols Ct her grief AID love,
aud rearing here, ere long, the toweIiog
shaft transmitting to the after time the
record OF year manly deeds, inscribed by
peerless woMAN's hsndt
The delivery Of the address occupied
! peraaps a hsif hour, but so wrspt was
the Attsntion Of all by It's eloquence and
pe.hos, the. few thought IL over hsif that
long.
TIE reading Of the following poem
! Of the Rev. DR.. McEbse, by Duke
willis ps, Grand Marshal, completed
! the ceremony
Decorate their Graves"
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LADIES! Please look at our new styles
Striped POplius just received. NJ. Kraos
X Co., corner Main and Adams street.
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LADIES, examine those P0plios and
MozAm0iquss at B. L8WeBsts3n & Bros.
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REMEMBER the fire n. .. Circus and
MeUegerIe remains but three days.
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ATTEND the great dress goods sale at
MenkeD BroP.
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PriceOarFrish Linens-a great
Galll HerzOg a B O..
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FoR chssp furniture go to E. Fegsn's,
290 Second street.
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BY REV. R L. M'EsEE.

Come thou muse Of martial mien,
OF waving plume and glitterIog sheen
Thou bright spirit o. couruy days,
Who loved 10 sing the cnivalToUs praise
L,aring deeds of noble knights
In defeose OF ltber y-tneir sacred rlSh1s
Those brave heroes q poetic story
Who found their graves in search OF glory
breathe sad notes In solemn strain
chant II d1iems Ger our o9ttie slain
The sacred Gus. OF our martyred braves,
Low in The vaults ofhonored graves,
Who Drew their swords a. Liberiys cry
Neterminei to conquer, or reso we'd 70 die.
Fron Auaptics saore 70 the MYERS mouth
All ofsr the plains Of The sunny SOUTH
he their forms. On the slope or many hDEs
on fiawery banks OF laughing ii Is,
Restles an unknown bat nonored grave,
This testing p.acaof q sleeping brave.
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MASONIC FAIR.-The ladies ofthe vs.
,ions cCmmit.eeswin meet at the parlor
Of the Memphis Club Rooms on Monday,
A. 2 aselock DE-, IN complete full ar
TappemeDts for The Masonic Fsir. -
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PRINTING AND Book BINDING.-The
] oh Printing and Book BindIUg E5tsb-
EabliahmenE OF Meszrs. D4ltsn q Price is
perhaps the most complete aud elegant
in Memphis, and daily turns out speci-
mems Of the Topographic ert equal to any
that can be done sBywhere-Whether In
the way Of Cards, Posters, Circulars,
Handbiils OF BOOK and Pamphlet Print
ing. E7erythi1gi in the line is done with
neatness and dispatch, and at prices that
defy competition. Particular SttsntiOn
isgiven to BuI Heads and Business Cards,
and our merchant friends viii hnd il to
their interest to call on Messrs. Dalton
d Price when they have anything Of the
sort to do. Steamboat Printing, in all of
its branches, is RlsO speciality with
them-a fact that agents will 90 well to
bear in mind, when they want ONE
thing really neat AID handsome in that
line.
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SLADIEs, autimmense OF Ner Novel les
Just received on cur chesp Tables. M.
KTaus & c., Ger. Main q Adams,
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rna sbriiI toesin eehoed loud and deer,

The shrilI toesin echoed loud and deer,
Causing every southern heatt 70 leap
Will hope for The coming day
When fai1sticism sh3std lose It's sway
This PIP oaohIng tyrant be orc d TO stand,
Dr3gea paek from our sunny land.
The sGrong man clasps his weeping wife,
VINO bids him conquer or yield his ifa.
Fonilv presses her 10 his beaitng neart,
Tnea hide away 70 act a soldiers part.
ria brave old sire win Q1Iyering lip
Bids his boy for war equip
n bripg back hi bate oil shield,
ar dnd a grave on the bloJd stained Held.
Sriae nother kisses his nashing brow
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YARD wide Sea Island Domestic;
splendid article, l24c per yard. NJ.
Kraus d Co., corner Nam and Adams
street.
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by Judge ). w. CIapp'
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MENKsN Bros dress goods sale con-
tinuss this week.
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Side By side the Southroas stand,
One in heart. Joined In hand,
Resolved 10 savs their sunny land
Or yield their life.
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THE STAND

for the occasion was where u va taS
& lsrge tree on a.. 'eiSr osCro
on the western side of tue e-No
sIopfpg towards the mounds Whsl -
81 the steep hat knows no E8klns, 49,
brave who meier she'll a"RAeu u s-'''
again.
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-'' EiubaTnied and saiuted dead -"
Or shSil your glory be forgot
Nnile Fame neF record keeps,
Nor honor points the hallCwed spot
Where valor rOudly sleeps"
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With a shout tina make the wslkin ring,
Agd a prayer 10 tne Almighty King,
That victory or death, the day may bring,
They join tue strife.
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Once more hath gentle spring, emerg-
ing in her besUteous robe from the wintry
grave OF nature, the type and teacher Ct
man's resurrection and immortality,
summoned together here the bosts OF the
living to pay their annual tribute to the
memory of the dead
AS we glance around upon the sepul.
chrSl cOlumnst1at meetthe eye on every
hand, we are reminded Of that ceaseiess
struggleth 81 has characterized our race, III
I every period OF It's history and ia every
phese u social existence, 10 resist the sp-
prosches of dissolution and decay, aLd TO
secure whatever ia valuable, from the
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Four long years the conflict RACES
-Four lOuE years the battle wages
Blasted are The hopes OF sages-
The cause Is lost.
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Ills At that woman should tWine the wreath,
Who chsered our soldiers with each breath
Who gtssled his heart Snd nerved his arm,
Whoss sBiie wasjOy miist wars alarm.
Yes, let h-r weave the chaplets bright;
Yield to her the precious right
70 streW flowers on the warriors her,
And bless his ashes with her puresy tssr
FIT Is tha spot for love and glory to biend,
Where sleep father, brother, husband, friend,
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Vente PubIiOue.

Succession de Lucius j. Dupre.
EHN VERTU dun ordre de rHono rable
- Juge de Paroisse de la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, %j'offrirsi en- vente publique, a la Maison
de Cour dams Ia vile des Opelousas, lie MAR
DI 10 6 Juliet 1869. les proprietes suivantes
dependant dc la succession de Lucius J. Du.
pre-
J.. UN MORCEAU DE TERRE sITUE
dams les Grands Bots, a peu pres six miles
Quest des Opelousas, contenant environ deux
cent vingt arpents, borne dun cote par la
terre de Felix Dtjean, dun autre cote par les
terres d'Isaac Dupre, d'Alexandre Bell ct
d'Eugene Bell, ayant vingt arpents de profon-
deur par ONE arpents de longueur, Giant une
part dc la terre acquise par lie defunt de la
succession de Louis Caraiere.
2.'LA MDITIE INDIVISE DUN NOR
ceau de terro boisee dams lie Bots Mallet, a peu
pres seize miles des Opelousas, contenant
vingt-cinq arpents de superfcie, borne dun
cote par les terres dc Nine. Louis Hebert, ct
Giant Ia meme prophets achetee par lie dit de
funt ct II. L. Garland de Ia dite Nine Louis
Hebert par acte sous ssing prive, en- date de
Is Septembre 1868,
Conditions-Comptant.
L. F. LAsTRAPES,
5 JUN 1869. Encanteur.
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Vcnte PubliOue.

I'll SERA vendu en- vente publique, au
Il plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par la
soussignee, GU par un e%ncanteur ddment COM
lnissionne, a lhabitation ci-apres decrite, lie
Lundi 26 Juliet, 1859,
les prophecies sn~ivantes, SAVIOR:
UNE HABITATION, situe sur lie Bayou
Mallet, a apeu pres 10 miles alOuest des
Opeiousas, etant la derniere residence de feu
Edward Wikof, contenant a peu pres 2UO
arpents de superfeie, don't 100 sont boises e.
la balance CONSTANT en- terres de prairie,
hautes ct facilement egoutes. LIE quart de Ia
dlte habitatiou est maintenant cultive en- CO.
ton, mails, etc. II sly trouve une bonnie mai
son de residence, IN magasin a mails, une
ecurie, etc. I'm tiers de la dite terre est sous
onnes barrieres.
Aussi: une paire de mulets, Is tetes de che
vanx ct luments, meubles de maison CONSTANT
Ell nne armoire d'accsjou, deux Its avec leur
g~arniture, I'm side-board ct une table avec
dessus en- marbre, une table en- merisier.
Condltlons-Les meubles seront vendus
pour du compliant, ct Ihabitation sera vendue
CONNIE suit: un tiers compliant, la balance a
I'm ct deux ans de credit.
N. 3. On vendra a l'aimable sill sc pre.
sente Tn acquereur, Aux Messrs. B. A. Aiartel
g. Hudspeth, d'ici au q Juliet courant.
JULIA GALLOT,
3Juillet 1869.
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VeDtc PubliOue.

Succession de FRANCOIS Me1cholr Robin.
NV VERTU dun ordre de Honorable la
II Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, il sera vendu a rencan public. au der2ier
en- plus offrant encherisseur, par la soussignee
ADMINISTRATIVE, on par un encanteur d1ment
qualife. a la derniere residence du defunt, a
la Prairie Petit Bots dams ladite paroisse, 10
Mercredi, 81 Juliet. 1869,
les prophecies ci-arres decrites dependant de
la succession de francois Melchoir Robin, de-
cede, dernierement de la dite paroisse, a sa'
voir-
!. LA MOITIE INDIVISE DUN GER
tain morceau de terre situe en- la Prairie Petit
Bots, mesurant soi1ante-cinq arpents, borne
au Nord par les heritiers F. c. Devilliers, a
FEST ct au Sud par Dominique Guilhas, ct
a rOuest par Octave Hollier.
2. Tn gsrde-manger, un rouet, IN cheVal.
Con ditions-Les prophecies mobilieres pay
ables compliant, ct la terre payable lie premier
Avril 1870, avec hypotheque du vendeur re-
service. AUGUSTINE PLOUE,
10 JUN 1869. Administrative:
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EfRt deAsa Louisiana.

CoUR DE pARoIssE, ST. LASDKY-No. 1884
GABRIEL LYONS, do la Paroisse St.
~ Landry, administrator de la success
sion de feue ThCrese Ritter, de la susdite par
olsse, ayant enrtgisttc un Tableau final ct
distribution DIES funds 10 Ia dite succession,
accompagne dune petition drlnandant Pho
mologstion d'icelui ct attrndu gull a etc fait
droit 3 la deinsudc dc Ia dite petition par IN
oldre de Ia COur Gil date Gu 8 JUN 1869:
In consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interests dams cet:e succession.
d Avo'r 4 taire opposition, 81 aucunc lis ont,
par cent. a mon bureau daus la Vile dcs Ope-
%."usss, dams les trcnte jours Qui s%uivront Ia
he serait pas approuvc ct homo.oruc, ct lad
ml4lstrateur autOTisc h payer c~onformcment
audit tsbleau.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Gretler
Opelousas 3 JUN, 1869.
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Vente par lie Sheriff

William floods is. John T. Hubbard, adm,
TOUR DE DISTRICT, Paroi, Sc St. Ian.
49, dry, No. 1lO43.-En vertu dun ordre
de saisie ct de vente emanant de pHonora,
bio Ia Cour du Huitiemc District Judiciaire
de IEtat de la Louisiana, sic 5eant dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, lance dams
raffaire ci dessus intitulee, ct q moi adresse,
j'ofrirsi en- vente p~ublique, au plus offrant
ct dernier encherisseur, devant 4 porte d.
Ia Maison de Cour de cette paroisse, en- la
vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDI Z Aodt,
1869, c~ommencant q II heures du matin ct
c%ontinuant de jour en jour sill est neces.
saire. tous les droits titre$, ~intcrets, ct pre-
tensions de John T. Hubbard, administra-
teur de- la succession de feie dame Eliza
Shropshire, venve de David Hubbard, de
csd6, q la propriete suivante, saisie pour
sat1sfaire ledit ordre, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situe sur lie Dry Bayou, dams la Parois>e
St. Landry, borne ainsi que suit, SAVIOR /:
au Nord par des terres ap% ,>artenant a la
succession de W. W. Lowery, decide, ct de
la succession de feu Thomas A. Jackson, q
pE,t par les terres appartenant ci-devant a
Corydon Simmons ct Nine. Mary.J. Nugent
D pOuest par les terres d'Elijsh Fisher, ct
au Sud par les terres de Thomas N. Butler
ct d la veuve Wright, contenant deux cent
vingt-hui; acres, plus GU moins, de su-
perticie, ensemble avec les ameliorations
qui en- dependent.
Cette terre sera vendue conforme-
ment aux lois ct a Ia Constitution dc Get
Rtat, c'est a dire, par lots de pas molns de
dix nj plus de ~cinquante acres, ainsi quill
sera plus particulierement explique lie jour
dc L. yente.
conditions-Comptant
g. r. j. NJ. Unlisted,
Coroner Agissant CONNIE Sheriff.
opelonsas, 8 Suillet, 1859.
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IEtat dc la Louisiana.

CoUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRT-No. 1888
Succession de Wilson Aud7us.
PLAIZE NOTE, de la paroisse de St
~ Landry, administrator de la succession
de Wilson Andrus, affrsnchi, DECIDE, der
Increment de ladite paroisse, ayant enrGgis-
tire an 4ableau dc Classification des dettes de
la succession susdite, accompagne dune pc
tition drnlandapt lhomologation d'icelui;
TT attendu quill q etc fait droit a Ia de11an-
de de la De petition, par III ordre &c "a Cour
en- date du IS JUN 1859:
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par lie present DON
lie aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
L fsire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecrit.
a mon bureau dams la willie des Opelousas,
dams les trente jours qui s~uivront la date du
present avis, pourquoi lrdit taLlrau ne serait
pas a%pprouve ct homologue, ct l'administra-
teur %su.orise a payer CONFINEMENT audit tab.
JOS ID. RICHARD, Greffier.
Opelousas, 3 Juliet, 1869.
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Etat de la Louisiana.

Cour de Paroisse, ST. Landry.-No. 1897
DEERE LEMON, dc la Pa1oisse St. Lam
liz dry, administrator de la succession de
Charles Lemon, DECIDE. del Increment de Ia
dite p~aroisse, ayant enregistre IN Tableau f.
nal de distribution DIES fonds de ladite succes-
sion, accompagne dune petition demandant
rh~omologation diceiui ;-et attendu gull a
etc fat droit a la demande de ladite petition.
par un ordre de la Cour en- date du 8Juin 1869
En- conscience, avis est par le present don
ne aux interests dams cette succession, d'a-
voir a taire opposition 81 aucune lis ont, par
cert. a mon bureau dams la Vile des Opelou.
sas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi lie dit tableau no
serait pas approrouve ct homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Gvsf6er.
Opelousas, 10 JUN, 1859 D