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Opelousas, 5 JUN 1869.
"A ID
1900 ARPENTS DE TERRE.

TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
". sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry. sur le
cote Quest du Bots Mallet. il environ dix miles
de la vile d'Opelousas, au quarter commune
ment appele rAnse Bourbeuse, CONSTANT en-
la Section-7, Township 6 Sud, Rangee 2 Est,
contenant 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat egaux
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terre est In
meme qui fut concedce ct confrmee a la veuve
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportee par les Commissaires, dams leur
c~ertificat No. lI09, ct CONSTANT en- quatre
morceau1 de 400 arpents chacun. LIE NOR
ceau enter de 1900 arpents sera vendu dun
seul OF gu dlvis6 en- morccaux de cling arpents
de face sur quarante de profondeur, de ma
niere 4 f~avoriser les acquereurs. Le plan de
'cette terre pourra etre examine au bureau du
JUICE B. A. Martel, a Opelousas, qui donnera
toutes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour etablir un moulin a
scic.
Cc:te terre sera vcndue par lots dc 81
acres chacun ellie est divisee en- So lots
don't 10 lots terre, 7 lots tcrrc ct bois ct ~
lots boiS.
Conditions-Un %cinquiemc compliant, ct
lie surplus i un ct de,Ix ans.
JULIEN A. PROVENT,
Administrator,
Opelousas, Ii DCcembre 1867, If
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Etslt dc In LouiSiaup,

Cour de Pafotsse, st. Lnndry.-No. 1921
Succession de Lucius J. Dupre.
ID OBERT BENGUEREL, de la Paroisse
IL St. Landry. administrator de la success
sion de Lucius J. Dupr6, decide, reinforcement
de ladlte paroisse, ayant %enregistre un Tableau
de classification des dettes de ladite success.
sion, accompagne dune petition demandant
!'homologation dicelui EFT atterdu quill a
etc fat droit a Ia demande de ladite petition
par I'm ordre de Ia Cour en- date du ii JUN
1869:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a taire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par
6crit, a mon bureau dams la willie des Opelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qui %suivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau ne
serait pas homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, ~ JUN 1869.
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Etat de Ia Louisiana.

1AaHI SAc HI
CoUR DE PARolssE, ST.. LANDRY No. 1884
JULIEN j. FONTENOT, de la Paroisse
- St. Landry, Administrator de la success
sion de Domelise J. J. Fontenot ct Alfred
Young, decides, reinforcement de la dite par
oisse, ayant enregistre un Tableau OF r gle.
ment dc la succession susdite. accompagne
dune petition %demandant rhomologation
d'icelui;-Et attendu quill a etc fait droit a
la demande de ladite petition par I'm ordre
de la Cour en- date du 30 Mai 1869;
J En- consequences, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par ecris a
mon bureau. dams la vile d'Opelousas, dams
les trente jours qui s~uivront la date du present
avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas ap-
prouve ct homologue, ct administrator au-
torise a payer commencement audit tableau.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, jun 1869.
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MARDI, 81 Juliet, 1869.
VIM. OFpCTT,
J. 4. TAYLOR.
Succession de John G.. Brooks.

Succession de John G.. Brooks.
Cour de Paroisr2,
paroisse St. Landry No. 1894.
ARIA REID, de Ia Paroisse gle St.
Il Landry. ayant prtsentee une petition, a
Peffe1 d'ttre nommee ADMINISTRATIVE de la sue
cession du feu John G.. Brooks, dfced6, der
increment de la Paroisse de St. Landry;
En- consequence avis est par lie present dome
aux intGressts dams cette succession d'avoir a
deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams les
dix lours qui suivront la date du present
avis les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a la demande dn pcti.
i%onnaire. JOS. d. RICHARD, Gref6er.
Opelousas, 26 JUN 1869.
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Etat dc la Louisiana.

Etat de la LOuiSianc.
Cour de ParoiSse, st. Landry.-No. 2776
Succession de Louis Soileau.
OUlS stage, de la Paroisse St. Landry,
- administrator de la succession de
Louis Soileau, decide, reinforcement de ladite
parolsse, ayant enrtgistre IN Tableau final de
Distribution DIES fonds de ladite succession,
accomPagnt dune petition demandant Tho
lnologatlon dicelui Eft attendu quill GtG
talt drolt a la demande de ladite petition par
I'm ordre de la Cour en- date du III JUN 1863
En- consequence. avis est par lie present dom
ne aux interests daHs cet:e succession, d'a-
volr a taire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par
ccrIt, a mon bureau dams la vile des Opelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qul s%uivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit tableau ne Sc
raft pas homologue, ct l'sdmidistrateur autori-
sc "a payer contormtment audit tableau ct son
obligation cancellee.
JOS d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas II JUN, 1869.
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lEtat de la Louisiana.

lCtat lie la Louisiana.
Cour de Paroissc, st. Landry No. 3l99
Succession d'EugeMte FusiIier.
FDOUARD DUBUISSON, de la Paroissc
IL st. Landry, Administrator d. Ia Success
sion dEugenle Fusilier, decedce. derniere.
ment de la dite paroisse, ayant cnregistre IN
Tablcau de Classification des dettes d. la dite
succession demandant l'homo1ogation d'icelui;
Ell attendu, gull a etc fat droit a Ia dcman.
de de Ia dite petition, pa" uu. ordrc do la Cour
en- date du IL JUN 1869
En- consequence. avis est par lc present
dome aux iuteresses dams cctte succession.
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucuue lis ont.
par cert, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des OPP
lousas, dams les trentc .iours qui ~suivront Ia
date du present avis. pourquoi ledit Iatlcau
nc serait pas approu"t ct homologut.
JOS. y RICHARD. t--rhc..
Opelcu31a. - JUN 1St9.
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HOTEL .
Rue du Main, NouycIle.Iberie,
Tenu par T JOE"

Cette Maison. rGcemmrnt rt:parte, a tous
les avantages pour la reception ct l'accommo-
dement, du public voyageur, ct lie Proprietaire
JOSEPH DECOURT, sollicite respectueuse-
ment une partie de leur patronage.
p" La Table sera CONSIGNMENT pourvuc
de tout &c que lie marche peut f%ournir, ct ne
pourra etre surpasse par ancuue autre.
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Opelonsas, II Dccembre 1867,
Etat dc la Louisiana,

1AC<II VItC HI
Cur de Paroisse, ST. Landry.-M. 1887
DEERE LEMON, de ia Paloisse st. Ian
L dry, administrator dc la succession de
Charles Lemon, DECIDE. de-. Increment de Ia
dite paroisse, ayant c~nregistre I'm Tableau e.
nal dc distribution des fonds de ladite success
sion, acconpagne dune petition demandant
lhonloIoGation diceiui;-ct attendu quill a
etc fait droit a Ia demande dc ladite petition.
par I'M ordre de la Cour Ell date du 8 JUN 1859
Eu consevcnce, avis est par le present don.
ne aux intercsses dams cette succession. d'a-
voII a iaire opposition . 81 aucune ills ont, par
cent. Il mon bureau dams la vile des Opelou.
sas. daus les trentc jours qui s~uivront Ia date
lu present avis, pourquoi lie dit tablesu ne
a.!a!, pa 4pprorou~e ct bomologue,
JOS . RICHARD, Gseae!
Or,,ou.l.- = Iutn 1.SN.
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Mercredi, 81 Juliet. 1860.

les prophecies ci-apres decrites dependant de
Ia succession du feu Auguste Ploue, DECIDE,
reinforcement de la dite p~aroisse, a SAVIOR
/. UN CERTAIN MORCEAUDE TERRE
situe dams la Prairie Petit Bots, mesurant
soixante-cinq arpents, borne AL Nord par les
heritiers de F. c.. Devilliers. a FEST ct au Sud
par Dominique Guilhas, ct a rOuest par Oc-
tave Hollier-avec toutes les batisses ct anne
liorations dessus situees.
l.. Cne charette a bnufs, une paire de beufs
de tire, TN cheval creole, un lot de chevres e
tetes), un fusii double, un lit compIet, divers
articles de menage. deux charrues, trois pi-
oches, une pelle. une faux, un lot harnais, une
maison dams la Paroisse st. Martin.
Conditions-Les prophecies mobilieres pay
able compliant, (excepte la maison dams la
Paroisse St. MARTINI; ct les autres prophecies
payaqles lie premier Avril 1870, avec hypothe.
que du vendeur reservee.
AZOLINE GUIDROY,
~ JUN 1869. ADMINISTRATORS.
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Les yeuz sont sujets a diverses mala
dies qn'il est bon de ne pas negliger, s
ron tient a conserver Ia vue. L'usagt
hlabituel est de les ouvrir pour regarder
ct de les fermer pour dormir. Nos. lee
teurs feront bien de 80 conformera l'usa
&c en- attendant gu on trouve mieux.
NIB Les aveugles ne connaissent
pas les maladies des yeux.
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CONSIGNMENT en- main un fort assortment
de- win de Sherry, Maderc ct de Porto, Coguac,
Rhum he la Jamalque, Whiskey Irlandais ct
Eccssais, ct Genitvre,
Des MeilleureS Caves de LOndres.
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Le caleudrier est une horloge due la
jsnnesse consulte ave esperance, Page
muir avec %inquietude, ct lie vieillesse avee
ef1oi. ''t'. ~. dc.
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Cache-Cache.

C'etait une jeunesse
De quatorze printemps,
TT j'etais Ia vieillesse
D'envirou dix-Luit ans.
Ellie aJait les dents blancles,
lie SQUIRE mrSn,
Du contour a ses hanches,
LIE pied dun vrai lutin.
CONNIE ellie etait peureuse,
Eft surtout dams lie noir,
Sous la charmille ombreuse
Ellie allait chaqne soir.
"Cache-cache," ma belle,
Etait tpn divin jeu.
Cn baiser, disait-elle,,
sera tout notre %e1jeu."
Ellie acitait la branche
Pour attlrer mes pas,
Riait agorge frauche,
Et; ..je n'cntenda's IDS.
AouisiaAoi;s) J.G.
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Aux EntrepreneurS de Constructions de Points

Aux Entrepreneurs de Constructions de Points
E!TANT autorises a Get effet par une re-
~ solution du Juri de Police, ct par Ia
nomination qu'ellc a faite dune commission
pour 1aire executor cette resolution, nous
vendrans au rabais, a la vile de Washing
ton, lie
MARDI, - Juliet, 1869,
Ia Construction dun pont sur lie Bayou
Carron, pres lhabitation Morgan. aussi
lentreprlsc de PREPARATION du pont du Bay
GU Toulouse sur la vote pubiique PEASANT
sur rhabitation Offutt.
WM. OFpUTT,
j. \. TAYLOR.
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Ventc PuDIiUuo.

Success1on dAuguste Ploue.
EF VERTU d un ordre de Honorable Ia
IL Cour des Preuves de la Paroisse St. Ian
dry, il sera vendu a lencan public. au dernirr
ct plus offrant encherisseur, par la soussignde
ADMINISTRATIVE, on par I'M encanteur dGment
qualifie, a la derniere residence du defunt, a
Ia Prairie Petit Rnis en- cette narnisse la
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Vcnte Pub1iUne.

Succession dOramel HinckLey.
LSN FERTU dun ordre de Honorable la
IL Cour DIES Preuves dams ct pour la Par.
oisse st: Landry, il sera vendu "a l'encan pub
lie, au dernier ct plus ofrant encberisseur. par
lie soussigne encanteur, Il la vile de Washing
ton en- cette p~aroisse, lie
Mercredi, III Juillet, 1869,
les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites dependant de
la succession d'Oramel Hiuckley, DECIDE. der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Landry. a SAVIOR:
l LA MOITIE INDIVISE DU BATEAU
a Vapeur
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J'aimerais m'eux ecumerJe pot que
de colere,
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&C. PICKETT, Capt, J. 3. SCHMIT, Clerk,
Partira de la Nouvtlle Orleans tous les Mardis
a 5 l"ures du soir. ct de Washington lous les
Samedis a midi.
Pour lie fret ct passage don't les prix seront
aussi bas que sur n'importe quel bateau dams
cette navigation, s'adrrsser aux agents:
Observation-Disclosures CHACHERE.
Washington-PiTRE e. CARRIeRe,
Port Barry-RAYMOND DesHoTeLs,
FRANCOIS DUPRe, JR.
TT Les ahaires strictemcnt au compliant.
16%janvier, so.
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LIE remords est lie tire bouchon avec
.lequel onarrache DIES aveux au coupatle
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Bateau de Ia Male ues Etats.Unis

Lue .1rthuy Ia Gruh2c CItn5ttrc,
DART du Lac Arthurlr Mrrcrrdi 4 . hrurrs
Il hu matiu, IT arrive Il la Graude Chruit1e
Il: meme our.
Repart de lie Grande ChGniere lr .Jeudi ma
tin ct arrive lie lendemain ma,in, a dix heures,
uu Lac Arthur.
Pour fret on paasag" vrnez a hord, GU voy-
~ P!acidc II, bert MI Lac Arthur.
AUGCSTE DUPPE.
70 Janvi"r. 1859. Capitaine.
IDIlS CT NO.. .NN IINEEl ~
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FROM NEW YURk.
NEW YoRk, Jan. I.

NEw YoRk, Jan. I.
Judge Ingram to-day granted IN injunc-
ton restraining the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company from completing . consolida-
ton with any other company, and the Amer
ican Merchants Union company from re-
ceiving any money, or property. right or fran
chises from said NJ. U. Co.; also restraining
the n. U. Co. from collecting the last called
assessment Of IS 90 per share.
The Commercial 10 day says the clauses
Of Senator Wilson's bin proposing to prohibit
the certi6cation Of checks and the payment
Of interest on deposits, has produceda strong
feeling among the National Banks. One
bank has asked the consent of the stock>
holders to reorganize under the State laws
A private capitalist Is also said 70 be taking
measures for the organisatioo Of State
Bank, should Congress ssnction the clause
providing for the payneht of interest on de-
posits. There can - little doubt that We
should witness the ofeanization Of new State
Banks, and the conversion of National into
State institutions.
Cyrus ". Field yesterday slipped down
. steep declivity near his residence in Irving
ton, and sustained severe Injuries.
1t 10 stated that John N. Botts xas seized
with paralysis yesterday, and at last accounts
was in ding condition. He is q his resi-
dence at Auburn, near Brandy Station, Vir-
ginia.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAvAsA, Jan. G.
Mr.. Plumb, late American tharge DAT
fairs 10 Mexico, arrived hero sn ronis TO
Washington, with copies Of the Convention
recently ratified By the Mexican Congress,
for the settlement Of American and Mexican
claims, and Of the treaty recognizing the
rights of naturalization.
The Mexican journals generally abstain
from copwents on the speech made By Gen.
RosscrsM = biz rsesp.ios by President Jo-
arez. Tho Core, Of Vera Cruz, thu only
journal which cfiticises the discourse, shows
much indignation 1t what il calls the arrogant
tone Of the American Minister and the hid
den menace Of his words.
The Mexican press generally express sym
pathy for the revolutionary cause in Cuba.
Brigandage in the country is steadily on
the increase, and commerce and industry
nearly par Alyzed.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRE, Jan. Z.
The report Of Post Master Genaral Ran
dali, on the union of the telegraph with the
postal service. viii be sent 10 Congress to-
day. He recommends the Government to
unite the two services, and says: A thorough
examination Of the subject has satisfied me
that The Department can arrange for the re-
ception and delivery Of messages, the fur
nishing of stamps and keeping accounts,
without any great increase in the number OF
Clerks; that the business may be source oi
revenue to the Government, and that the ef-
fciency of the country Post Masters may be
increased by employing them in connection
with the telegraph.
he recommends that Congress charter .
Company to contract with the Government
to transmit and deliver messages at low and
fixed rates, on the plan submitted BY Gardner
c. Hubbard, and submits bill to carry ont
the plan,
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Notice In Bankruptcy:

THIS 10 TO give notice that on the 4th day Of Jaaua
l. ry,A D. 1869, warrant in bankruptcy was issued
against the estate OF john r. BROOKS Of Henry counts
and 6trte Of Iowa who has been Judged Baakrupt %
his petition That the pay Of any dsbts and
delivery ofany property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to him for h use, and the transfer Of any property
BY him 10 forbidden By lAw. That meeting Of the
creditors ofths sad Bankrupt prove their debts and
to choose aasignses Of his eststes will Be
bold at the Court Of Bankruptcy 70 b holden the
ONCE OF the Register In Bankruptcy in the city of Kso
knk Iowa before John Brucs Register on the 95th day
OF February, A 1869, at 10 O'Clock m.
g. n. CLARK, q 8 H.,
By b. FuLroN, Deputy.
J.. r Wslpton, Attorney, for Petitioner.
fal8-3W-Frf
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nays -, ord the bill - amended - passed |.
The Speaker presented : mssaAea from u
President, with report Of the Secretary Of
Stats, in reply 70 the House Tesolusios Of
July 70, 1867, declaring sympathy with the
sui1erise people of cfsfe. Referred 70 ths
Committee on Foreign Adairs.
Mr.. Washbufne, Of Illinois, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations. reported the Mil
isary Academy appropriation bill. which Vas
ordered printed and postponed until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Washburne, OF Ill, asked leass to
odern preamble and resolneion n reesrence
70 Wslls. FaFgo %, alisded 70 yesterday.
Hs $3.50 thae the Comnseeee @ APproPrlA.
tions hnd dsrecfed sne resolution % De drawn
which vas offered for adope'os y we neose,
and thas IN the meantime copy o. y snooId
be sent 70 the fostmaaer ueneraI, v1icn %, ,
been done, and that the Pos'master desernl
had oems 70 the room o. tne C0n nisee, ana
payment had been Stopped. he ned SINCE
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MISCELLANEOUb ITEMS.

WILMINGTON, DEL. Jan. 6.
The Legislature osgsnixed q Dover yes-
terday. James Williams, Of Kent, vas elect
ed Speaker Of the Senate, and John Hyck-
man. of Sussex, 6psAkss Of the House. JAS
A. Baysrd, now serving ont the term of the
late Senator Biddle, in the q. 8. Senate. will
be reelected on Tuesday next for the bal
ance of the term, which expires the 4th OF
March, for the full term following.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 8.
Tho joint Republican caucus this p. m.
nominated John Scott, of Huntington, for
U. S. Senator, and r. w. Mackey, of Pitts
burg, for Stase Treasurer. Both Houses Of
the Legislature have adjourned until Tues
day.
RocHEsrsa, Jan. 6.
A shocking accident occurred this eve.
ming. by which eight persons were killed and
thirty seriously injured. A floor in the school
house Of St. Peters and ST. Paurs Roman
Catholic Church give way while crowded with
people attending the Holiday Festival. Three
hundred or more persons went down, and
several isstaatly killed. The wildest excite
nent snsued, and it vas some time before
the wounded could be taken from the debris.
AuousTA, Me-, Jan I.
A caucus Of the Republicans of both
branches of the Legislature was held this
evening to nominate candidate.f for Sena-
tor. The whole number of votes cast was
149 and one blank; Is for Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin and "a for Hon. l.. N. Morrill,.
By the statutes Of Maine . blank vote 10
held to be no vote. Great excitement pre-
walls.
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THIS 10 to give notice that the 7st day Of Dec
Il A d. 1885, warrant in baukrupscy wss issued
against tbs ertate Of Jrmes Pollock, Of Van Buren
county and State 81 lows who bss been adudged bank
rpPt on his own petition. That the payment Of sny
debts and delivery Of any property belong ng to such
baosrup to him or for his uss and the transfer any
Of editors Of the said BAnrupt prove their
to choose assignees of his estats will
be held At this Court Of Bankruptcy be holden ths
houss in the city Of Keoknk Iowa before john Rrscs
Register the 10th day Of Feb. A. D. lsoo 10 o'clock
An g. ". CLARK, U Q. M
By b. FoLfoH. Deputy.
Joseph ?. Smith, Attorney for Petitioner.
jAle-3u-Fri
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FROM RICHMOND.

R1cHNoNp, Jan. 8.
The revenue collections of this district last
year we're 100000, being nearly $2OO, 600
more than in 1867.
The State press 20 far ss heard from, stands
% follows on the new movement for universal
suffrage, with the hope Of the universal ann
nestyin ito favor: Eleven Democratic papers
against eight Democratic and two Re.
pabliean papers:
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THIS to sivs notice that the lh day Of January
= 1883, . warrant In bankruptcy was issued
egsnst the estate Of Jsmes b. Davis Of Mount Pleasant
Henry county, and State Of 1ova, who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt on his cwn petition. That the pay.
nsnt Of debts and delivery Of any property belong
Ing to such Bankrupt, 70 him or for his uss and TIE
transisr Of any property b him Il ferttd6ss By hv
That meeting OF the creditors Of the said Bankrup 10
prove their and choose more assgnees OF
hs sstats will be held st the Court Of Bankruptcy 10
be holden at the once Of the Resstsr Ia Bankruptcy
In the city q Keokuk, Iova, before John Bruce R@ris
sss, on the 18th day Of February, 1852 10 O'Clock
am. 9. W. CLARK. eM,
By 1ULros, Deputy.
Palmer Brothers, Attorney for Petitioner
iAno- 3M. Fri
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THIS b 10 give notice that the day Of Japparv
i 4 D leo0, . vasrsas IN Bankruptcy wa s,ucd
against the estate OF Samuel Tow nssnd Of WappeIo
Losiss oossty, and State Of low, who has been ID
judged Bankrupt HE own psutoa. That tAs pHy-
msni Of any dsbe aad delivery Of any property bsors
ing 70 such DAnkfupk = hin M his -, end tks
transfer Of say properly BY hin IL forbddss by Isv,
That nsetiae Of ths creditors Of the sad Raakrupt 70
provs their dsb aad 70 chooss assiRnsss u
h estates will b. held st the Court Of Baakrupey to
tAs city Of Ksokuk Iews hsfrs John Brace Eseisfsr
The 18th day Of February. 1850 u O'Clock q ~
@. ". CLARK, q n
~ Il. FGlfoa, psputy.
James .. Hurley, Attorney for Petitioner.
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FROa THE SOUTH.
NoRrorx. Va. ia. I.

NoRFoIx, VI Ja,.7.
a communication was Fsceived last night
from the sheriff Of Princess Anne, addressed
10 The commaadipg officer Of this post, ssa.
tine that in attempting to serve writs OF
eiectmsnt he had besn forcibly resisted by
"a arsnsd band Of negroes. In compliance
With request for assistance to exscase and
preserve paacs. the military commander sent
! forcs Of twssty to aid the civil authority.
Later information has been received from the
scene Of dstufhancs 70 the effect thst In an
encounter to-day between the military and
negroes, sergeant bad besn mortally wound
ed and three negroes killed. The officer
commanding the detachment has nsds ap-
plicafion for reinforcements. He nys the
nssross 10 tAs surrounding couatry are arm
wing and threatsoing N opss stack. Addi-
tional force viii probably be sent out tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

In tn Dsfrct Court ofths Ustsd States for the District
Lewis Soils bankrnpts At Keokuk In said Dstrict,
tbs 9TH day Of January 4 lsde, 3 Dslrict OF
lows.
THIS II to give notice that petition Ass besu to-
i wit, on the sth day Of Jan, ltse, Hled IN said
District Court By Allen and Lewis ses u Burlington
besn heretofore dniy dec,srsd benfrnpts und.r he
act Of Congress entitled "An act to establish uni-
forn systsn Of bankrupsey throughout the UNI
and certificate thereof on all their debts and other
cams provabls under sad and that the 10th day Of
February, 1859, at 10 O'clock m, At the once Of
the DstFAct Court B., for district Iowa. in Bank
ruptcy, In Ksokuk Lss county, Iowa. In sad District
Is the time and place asssntd for the hearing Of the
same, when the creditors Of said bankrufts may at
tend and show cause, any they hays Why the prayer
of said petitioner should not Be granted.
70 II. Z. LOVE, CLERK
U District Court, 1T Keokuk.
Tracy Newman. Attorneys, Burlington.
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