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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-10

A PRorHEr.-A private letter re-
ceived in Washington from prominent
government official in New York con.
tains prediction that before the hol.
days a crash will occur in Wall stree
which will equal in ls disastrous conse-
0nences the effects Of The recent Fisk
Gould gold conspiracy. The writer fur.
ther says values generally have down.
ward tendency, and thinks that specie
payments may be reached without diri
Guilty before the lst Of July next.
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News It,ns.

News It,ms.
NEW YoRK, November 4-L;te re-
turns show Nelson's maturity to be
from ten to fifteen thousand. The
Senatorial returns not all in. Giving
Republicans three doubtful Districts,
the Senate will be tie. The Assem-
bly, is doubtful. The chances favor
two Democratic majority.
SAN FRANcIsco, Novembe 4.-Em-
igrant travel over the Pacific Railroad
is.~apidly increasing.
there having been heavy rains
throughou Oregon.
BosroN, Nov. 4.-Three hundred
snechanics and laborers have been
discharged from the Navy Yard.
BosgUN, Novcmber 2.-The vote is
comparatively small. Claalin's maiori-
~ is estimated a. 10000.
Geo. NJ. Brooks (Republican) has
Been elected from the Seventh District.
iIe succeeds Boutwell,. The complex
,"n of the Legislature is undecided, but
che ami prohibitionists are processionng
viii, ba,ids oi muse
4Brlka: p was screnadcd Tonight, and
delivered spe cl. in which ,e favors
the extension Of suffrage. Hc made no
allusion to Texas or Mississippi; and
said that his State record was bright as
the brightest. her %, 200 troops had no
feeling of hostility towards the South.
New York. November 2.--R,por,s
from fourteen wards indicate a Rerubli-
can gain Of 1000. The probabilities
arc that the Democrats will carry the
S ace.
RALEIGH, N. G., November 2.-Tbe
negro militia excitement is unatated.
A company has been sent to the upper
part OF Wake County, where they are
creating much disturbance, making
threats and insulting females. A par.
ty waited on the Governor to-day.
on the subject, but got no satisfaction,
Tie militia arc all regroes-eyen the
officers, A collision is considered ine-
vitable, unless these troops are with
drawn for the people are worried al
m ,st past, endurance. Refeoting citi-
zens condemn the whole movement as
unnecessary and unwise.
MoBiLE, November 2.-The cleo
tion passed off without the slightest
disorder. The vote was comparative
lXs&ght. The city vote, 5,2l9; Demo.
cratic majority 755. Reliable infor-
nation from the County precincts in
sure the erection of Magee, Demo-
orat, by 1000 majority. t
Sr. .aLoUls, November 6.-The ILL.,
nois Constitutional Convention stands:
Republican d.; Democrats 10; conser-
vatives q; indepen ndsnts l..
NEw YoRK,s November 6.--The
steamship Alaska has arrived, with
Aspinwall dates of the Goth. The
Panama Legislature has unanimously
adopted resolution in favor of the
Isthmus Canal.
New YoRR,, November 6.--Gover-
nor Hoffman, in answering question
ASto what the Democrats intended to
do with their victory, said the Demo
Gratis propose making the Legislature
!ionest, aud to use it for promoting the
interests of the mass of the people,
WIch the radicals have not done.--
Wspropose to abolish such laws as.
ilnirNge upon the rights themselves.
Inc lew Legislatnre, however, will
not besyadical; 1t Is disposed to show
70 the hate and country that the De-
mooraoeyyan be as moderate liz victory
as patsenNunder defoat.
\.
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Many Of the German emigrants
who recently arrived in New Orleans
have already found employment. -
Some forty or fifty of them have gone
to work on sugar plantations. They
are reported us fnc, hale looking
set of men, and are just the kind Of
people the S,uth wants to swell her
population and dovelop her resources.
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State Of South Carolina Chester
COunty-In Equity. |

Chnnry D. Yonsme, Alm'x, vs.. John l..
iongue, ct. nj. ,-s .v4a I"g T
Rf virtue Of dccrctnl orderIinthc above
~ stated cate, dircclcd to me. I. will offer
NJ public sale before! ihc Court House yDnr
IN Winnsboro, >. c., on Mondny. the 9th,
day of Eecember next. tho following des ,
crihed lan,is, belonging to The estate OF the
late Henry W. Yongue, decd, TO Wit: Ie
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-10

REPRESENTATION IN CoNanEss.-
The Census Committee will meet, III
Washington OH tho l7lh. INST. The
important question Of reducing the ratio
at representation in Congress-, and there
by, while increasing, The number OF
me'nbers of the House, reducing the
labor OF correspondence, g., now devcl.
onrd upon them, vii! be considered by
the committee. 1t has many trends,
and promises to be subject Of more
than ordinary attention during the next
session.
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312 Acres,

Assigned to her for her dover, situated
Q" the Charlotte, Columbia s. Augusta Rail
road, and waters of Waierce Creek. bounded
by lands of Mrs. r.. Stirling, NJ. j: and NJ.
q. Tongue and estate of Henry W. Yoigue,
decd. sss.m nasegtftg'y% t,Ir,{a.,i -.
1erms-The above lnnis willbe sold on
che following terms The pIrolnsers,to pay
up on the day Of salp, ,suiiiciciitHto. satisfy
costs ef sn't and give bond, with good sccu
ri'y and, d mortgage of. the premises on a
credit Of one and two years, to secure the
payment Of the balance Of the purchase
money, aud pay for all ncopssaiy papers,
sc. a..l- JOHN ". WALKER,
-. .,.,s.... ..gys =, s. q G.
Sheriff s Office, Chester, S. G., Oct. 80.
1860 r> Ht nov 8x5
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-10

Low shoes are quite fashionable,
the most fashionable being the Marie
Autoinette slipper. This is made
higher at the back than sides, with q
small, high heel, and the front is near
ly covered by full plaitings of satius
that rest loosely upon the top Of the
foot above the slipper, with au orna.
ment of steel or jet in the centre.
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LIVERPOOL Market,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Cotton clos
cd dull-uplands l2; Orleans l2s.
Sales l0,000bales.
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TIE GREAT JOHN HENRY COOKE!

The acknowledged Champion CT The World,
(ntc Of Cookies Royal Circus Of Euro
pean fame,) whose Extraordinary ral.
ents command the largest salary ever
paid to any 'nrlcst engaged in the
vocation Of amusing the public.
LIE JEUNE BURTE!
The Celebrated Bareback Hurdle Rider I!
Mile. JEANETTE ELLSLER? :?
The Graceful aud Dasling Tight Rope
Danscuse
MURRAY AND HUTCHINSON!
The Peerless Acrobais!
THE SNOW BROTHERS!
Benjamin, William and Alfred, the Uncquel-
ell Posiurcrs and Equilibr:s.s.
NI1e. I'D on- 5tGoRleys
The Popular Clown and Hu,aorist.
MR.. CHARLES BLISS!
And his wonderful compcer, a. e.,
p MR.. R0BT. JOHNSON.
The Two Best Tumblers in the World
is TIE TALLEEN BROTHERS!.a
Paul md jerome, the Sensational Mii-Air
Gymnnsts. from the IIippodrome, Paris.
MlSN EMILY CUUKE
The Superb English Manege Equcstrienne
Mr.. WILLIAM FRANKLIN! !4t"
The Champion Somcrsault Rider
MR.. GEORGE MURRAY!
The Grotesque Comedian
MTe. RO1Te'd; Tae e2
The Champion Leaper ard Vaulter.
'Ya BARRY AND RERVESi 8 i
a#-.t The, Camique Pantomimists.
ULRIG DANZEFF! A&s 5. a~
,},qFu' saS The Russian Athlete, ,
HERR DREXEL'! i'ie'ts@i I
.,als.. ss..,~ af@, The Modern Hercules
Tho above Artists will be aided by aylargo
force Of Auxiliary Talent, super-added to
!luichinson's Acting Dogs, sH% & \
Murray's Trained Horses, /, as..,ls Il
3lfa Den. Stones Comic Mules. &
THE COMPLEX KU-KLUX PANTAMORplIS! |!
nov G-t6x1 yo 4gss4 sq sfa5e RgB q
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County Auditors Office

'Ilab a'FAlufisLb, Sd November 1860.
NHE County Board OF Equalization for
J. Fairfield County viii meet nc tie Audi.
tors office in Fairfield County, ON the SEQ
ond Monday in December next, ''said Board
shall have iho powsrnto hear complaints.
and TO equalize The valuation Of all real and
personal property, moneys mud credits With
in tho County," under certain provisions.
& 1' dssH8 70 Fss'iJ.SS. STEWART
NOV 4-t4x4 pSCas "a County Auditor. (,
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Ohsiaon Market.

CnAnLssros, M 6.-4Cotton son,o.
what active, with y castor tendency,
with sales Of 325bales. middiinss
81 receipts 400. -
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Also, 1O5 Acres,

Situated on the waters Of bumpers
Creek. bounded by lands of Il. g. Cameron,
J. f: Cameron, Mrs. L. Stirling and BENZ
Corder. N~N NH} 80. j%gF.Fsf
Also, the rcvsonary interest Of tho wi.
dow Chanry d. Yonguc in .,.
f~ Hegr 312 Acres, m
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.1esAah .aT Sof;axse 4

sIsANae lalM office @s sssfB
Il S siiofsby given t3that az thc; expiration Of
fa ninety days from Tie publication hereof,
applisatjonssSjll be made afor the renewal of
Certificate Of Stook in The Charlotte end 8.
g, Railroad Company, .belongipgto Gen, r.
Y. Cook his Scrip having been 1ost er des.
tfoyed.@ lls5sf 80 qTssttf ~ fs
ffli Said sesip btass' s'dsfeb tho 26fh day 81
{ June,l le02.siS No. 1749, end isSSggfor Mine
Shares. sas,,s - Al JAS ii, ,sRION "a I
nov 6-flaW8m sE Atty. In Fact.
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3SS Acres,

fIs Situaled on the Charlotte, q Columbia &
August Railroad, and water. of watorco
Greek, bounded by lands of estate Of David
Gaillard, j. F. Cameron, BENZ. Corder, ct.,
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Nv YORK MarLat. ].

Nv York Market.
NEw YonNNov. 8,7 P. M.-,Cot-
ton heavy aaas DO. lower, with salos
of 2,ooo balesat 25a. Gold 2ea.
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NOtic8,t0 Merchants. Il

"y ~ I CouSrY AUpIroR's OfrioE..
'fTSs sat aafHinF.%s Hf49i'5 19.Fs8 F'&g
,ats 4"iesi ss1l bsa ,p2s,h Dot. 1880.
= ME merchants of Fairfield County, who
.A:pnid q ns4unrierlySTax; upon their sales
during the yearaql8G8 Efupto 1st January
1869, will furnish. me, by the 10th Of No
semher next, with The amount of {Taxes
paid by them. The receipt for Taxes mus
be produce !, as evidence. ..s, WI. 4
- oct 8O-f8x2 y Nls County Auditor.
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]. d. AIKEN, & CO.,
Factors s. Commission Merchants.

Wewill make liberal advances on Pro
duce oonsignod'to us, or TO oar, friends IN
Now York ''FH oct 10 m
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8 &, Splendid Stock of Goods !
GREAT BARGAINS
/. NO HUM[BUG

,N7E nrc now prepared 10 exhibit ono OF
w the largest, choicest and cheapest
stock Of Goods ever offered In his market.
We are determined to make he prices to suit
the lines, and yili sell our articles ms low ns
II, y can be b;ught in any market in hc:
United Stntes. You will save money by
giving us oall. Below we cnumcrato olly
a few Of the articles we have 'H'
.D1sy Good8.
=. BleNched and Brown Domes,ics, Bleach,
I'd and Brown Shiriipg. Striped and
Plaid IIomeapuns. Bed Ticking, Calicoca,
lhndseys, Grey, Brown and White Blankets,
Red, Grey, White and Opera Flnnnels
flaok Cloths and Cassimeres. Fancy Cassi
mcres, Twceds, jeans, Kctsys and Sntinets,
Table Damasks and Towcli,,g. Oil Cloths,
J orp Skirts, Balmoral and Boulevard Skirts
Black and Cofored Alraoons. Solid Mcri-
noes and DeLanes, Scotch Phids. an end.
less variety Of fancy Dress Goods. Shnwls
aud Cloaks, collars and Cuffs and Notions,
in variety, &C., SO .,.,...
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing and
Shirts is very complete and cheap. '"
Our line Of Gentlemcns', Ladies' and
Childreh's Bootsand Shoes cannot bo OK
ceilcd In quality, variety and price aH.
a Rnc assortment of Gcnllcincn's, Boy 's,
Ladies'. Misscs', and Childrcn's fIats
We would cnll ntteni ion TO our complete
stock Of ,linrwdnre and Cutlery, Gums,
,Crochcry. Woolen Ware, Tin. Ware, Chill.
drcn's C,bs, So. r. -.
: Our terms nro strictly CASH No goods
taken baok after dclivory.
Remember to buy your goods from tho
Cheap Store. IYITLfE,RS T. Ia W.
oct IL ~ .f
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The annou ccd Exhibitions vii be Given
upon scale Of Originality and Spicndor
never before witnessed in this c. uutry. The
following array of Artists will couv,y TO.
the public an idea Of the immense resourc-
cs of STONE & MURRAY'S CIRCUS to
delight and amaze. 70 5ft.TA- 'FaEI*
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DISSOLUTION.

fNnE undersigned having Withdrawn from
L the firm Of J. D. MCCARTNEY & CO.,
at Longt own. has purchased tho entire
stock Of Grocc,ics, Wines nni Liquors of
}. ID. McCnrley, Mt Winnsboro, where hc
will keep at the OLD .S7.lND, Is complete
stock Of
Family Groceries,
Wines,
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Nente IsuDIlIulc.

.Succrssion dc Elfouore CAachori.
I'm NERTU dun ordrr de IhonoYahl" Cour
~ preuvfs dams ct pour la Paros>e st. Lam
dry, seront veudueS aux encheres publiGlcs,
par lie Tutpur sOussignt, on par I'M rncanteur
public dUment asstrmentG ct authorize, a la
deruiGre residence de la dtfunte, dams Ia vile
DIES Opelousas. lc MARDI, lie "a Aont,
1869, les proprictes suivantes, a~ppartenant a
la succession de frue El6onore Chachert, e.
pouse d6cGdGe de B.. A. Martel, a savoir-
La derniGre residence de la dite dtc6dGe,
situce dams la vile DIES Oprlousas, consistent
en- trois lots on arpents de terre, ensemble
avcc toutes les bitisses ct authorizations qui
s'v trouvent, consistent en- une belle residence.
unc cuisine, ct huit autres batisses. Get en-
placement est connu CONNIE lanclenne resi-
dcnce de Robert Taylor ct du Docteur Boagni,
ct il vaune beau parterEc ct plusleurs bos-
quets d'arbreS. etc.
Termes ct Conditions Pour les proprictts
foncitres, IN tiers compliant, ct la balance a
un ct deux ans de credit du jour de la vente.
Les PROPHECIES meubles seront pour du comp
tant. Les acqu6reurs des proprietts foncieres
fourniront leurs billets, payables a leur propre
ordre It endossts par euS, avcc bonnie ct sol
vabIe caution, a la satisfaction du dit Tuteur.
Une ~Evpotheque sera rtservee, ainsi que la
clause de "non alicndo," pour assurer lr pare
ment des dts biilets.
B. A. MARTEL,
II Juliet lSG9. Tutcur.
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Vcnte PuD1iOuc.

Succession de Ctuutord Lyons.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de rHonorablt
IL Cour DIES Preuves, pour la Parolsse st
Landry, il sera vendue aux encheres PUBLIC
ues, par lie soussignt administrator de ladltr
succession, on par un encantcur public, a Ia
residence de la veuve du dGtunt, Il Plaque.
mine Brulee dams cette p~aroisse,
lie sasacdi, IL Aout, 1859,
les proprittts suivantes, appartenant a la sue
~crssion de- Crawford Lyons, decide, dcrnier'-
ment DE- Ia paroisse de Saint Landry, Il savolI:
eco arprnts de trrre ensemble avcc les anne
liorativns qui sly trouvent, 81 tGtes de bttes u
cornps douces, : palres de bGufs de tire, 10
trtcs dc brtcs a cornes farouches, | cheval
crtole, l mulrt, . juments farouches, unr
glande table en- merisicr, | gardG-manger. I'm
side board, / lot de vaissrllcs, / lot de chau-
dirrrs, | armoire en- mcrisier. ! bureau. | lot
de claisrs, 9 bois de lit, ! lot de garniture de
lit, ] petite table, | tusil, l meter ct s"s &C
crssolres, ! lot de balurtS, la varh"rle dams la
Paro!ss" talcasieu consistent Ell 4 pen pres 70
totes de bttcS chrvalin"s, 300 arp"nts de tcrre
situGe sur lie Bayou Claterue.
Condititns-La terre ct les amtliorationS ct
les bctrs de v~acheli", s"ront venuues "A IN
credit dc un ct dcux ans Il partir Gu Jour de la
ventc, avec hypothtque ct privilege du ven
drur iusqu'au p~artait Placement du capital ct
drs intGrGts Il raison de- = pourcrnt Ian a par
tir de l'tchtance de chaqur palement jusqu'au
Placement final.
Toutes les altrcs propyictcs pour du comp
tant.
RAPHAEL II. LYONS.
10 Juliet 1869. Administrator
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past twenty years. Now the obstacle O
Slavery having been removed, ifa f3r pur.
chase can be effected, all parties may be
satisfied with arrangements which will give
another state to the American Union, and
remove great perplexity from the arena OF
Spanish politics.
The Nsws concludes an article as follows
" Considering all the circumstances which
make it difficult fer Europeans to keep
hold of their unwilling c~olonists in America
and reflectingThat Cuba is now in insur-
~rection, Spain will brs fortunate if twenty
millions Of dollars ever reach Madrid as
the price Of Cuba"
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Election.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.-The eleotion passed
off quietly, not a single disturbance having
occurred.
This county elects the entire, Democrat,
ic Legislative ticket, and gives Senter about
5000 majority. Hardeman gives him 1000,
Knox 800. So far as heard from Senter
SURPRISES he most ,sangnine expectations
of his friends. The vote polled here is the
largest since the war.
Eatest-Returns from various parts of
of the State indicate the election of Senter
BY an overwhelming majority. liz
With the exception Of a slight d;stur-
bance at Moscow, not a single act of VIC
lence has been heard from. '"' "1@'t 49,
The following Senators are elected: ID.
C. Slaughter, Emerson Etheridoe, Bailie
Peyton, John Cubbins and Edwin Cooper
The latter is a Republican. a.
So far as heard from the Conservative
Legislative ticket ran ahead of Senter.
There is is great rejoicing among the dis
franchised here over the result.
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"A VENDRE.
1000 DE TERRE

TIN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
" sis dams la Paroisse st. Landry, SUI 10
cote Quest du Bots Mallet, a environ dix miles
de la vile d'Opelousas, all quarter commune
ment appel6 TAnse Bourbeusc, CONSTANT EN-
la Section 7, Township 6 Sud, Rangee 2 Est,
contenant 1862 acres ct 4 centiemes, etattgauH
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terre est Ia
meme qui fut concedee ct confirmee n la veuve
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress.
ct rapporthe par les Commissaires, dams leur
c~ertiicat No. llO9, ct CONSTANT en- quatre
morceaux de 400 arpents chacun. 1t NOR.
ceau enter de. 1900 arpents sera vendu dun
seul OF on dlv!se en- morceaux de cinq arpents
de face sur quarante de ~profondeur, de ma
Mere a f~avoriser les acquereurs. lie plan de
cette terre pourra Gtre examine au bureau du
Juge B. A. Martel, a Opclousas, qui donnera
toutes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour e:ablir un moulin q
scie.
Cette terre sera vendue par lots de 81
acres chacun ellie est divisee en- 80 lots
don't 10 lots terre, 7 lots terre ct bois ct 10
lots boiS.
Conditions-Un cinquisme compliant, ct
lie surplus 4 un ct deux ans.
JULIEN A. Prevent,
Administrators
Onelousas, Ia Decembre 1867. If
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The H4OnOn..Tilnes On Cuba and
Spain,

LONDON, Aug. l0.-Gladstone is again
quite i'll. $780,
Royal assent has been given to the bill
purchasing the telegraph lines.
The London Times On the relations of
Spain and Cuba says "Betwcen the mill
tarv "puctilio of Spain and the patriotic ia
naticism of the Cubans the interests of
both are are likely to suffer, especially
when the questions at issue come under
sound reason and their discussion is kept
free fom impulse and passion. If it can be
proved that the separation OF a colony
from the mother country is unavoidable,
and not a remote contingency, it seems the
height of madness to carry on hostilitles
lraught with ruin to either Side After
cviewing the revolution in Spain the wri-
ter continues: "Improvident and helpless
as Martial Prim's Government may be, it
can safely be said that it is the best Spain
could have under the circumstances, but
it must fall under the drain of a prolonged
struggle with Cuba, which at best can on
ly temporarily crush the rebellion.
Were Spain rid Of the colony without COM
penSation, thanksgiving for a happy rid
dance might we'll be sung, but if a large
sum of money be received in the bargin,
spaniards cannot be too thankful. Jhe
French campaign in Mexico ought to have
made it manifest hat there is neither hon.
or nor profit to gain for the powers OF the
old country by medling with the affairs Of
the new"
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Vente par lie Sheriff.
Etat de la LOuisiane.

Ellen c. Taylor, ceure, rs. Zsaok Casey.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, Paroisso dc St.
" Landry, No. ll07l.-En vertu dun Of
DIRE de saisie ct de yente emanant de lHonora-
bic Huitieme Cour de District de rEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse de St.
Landry, dams raffaire ci-dessus intitule, ct 4
moi adresse. ~j'offrirai en- vente publique, au
| plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, devant la
porte de la Maison de Cour de cette paroisse.
dams la vile des O~pelousas, le SAMEDl, 4
Septembre, 1869, commenrant a ii henressdn
matln ct continuant de jour en- jour, sil est
necessaire, tous les drolts, t~itre5, Interets ct
pretensions de Z"dok Casey a la proprietr
sulvante, saisie pour s~atisfaite ledit crdre, sa-
voir-
I'm CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situe dams la Paroisse St. Landry, faisant face
a 10 rive droite de la Rivierc Atchafalaya, Dor
ne par lie has par Ia terre de Samuel A. Du'
bose ct de John Dubose, ct par lie haut par les
terres de Madame Marie +. VIM. avec une
face sur la dite Rivlere suttisante poar donneI
une q~uantite de trois cent cinquante (5ool
acres, avec tous les droits ct privileges qul y
appartiennent.
Conditions-Comptsn
j. NJ THnMfSoN.
81 Juliet, 60. Sheriff d. ~ Landry
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II Juliet 1869.
Etat dc La Louisiana.

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CoUR DE PARo1ssE. Sr. LANDRY-No. 3O36.
Succession de Jean Marie Durand.
z OUIs CHARRlE, de la Paroisse St.
IL Landry, Curateur de la succession de
Jean Marie Durand. decide, ayant enregistre
nm Tableau de classification des dettes de ladite
succession, ~accompagne dune petition de-
mandant l'homologation d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fait droit a Ia deman-
de de la dite petition, par un ordre de la Cour
en- date du 80 Juliet, 1863.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present don
ne aux interesses dams cette succession, d'a-
voir a faire opposition. 81 aucune lis ont par
Lecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Opelou'
sas, dams les trente jours qui %suivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi ledit TabIeau ne
serait pas approuve ct homologue'e ct Ia aa'lln
~istrateur %autor.se a payer commencement audit
tableau
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, 7 Aoat 1869.
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lei q mt Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.fNoon.-Pattcr:
sons bonded warehouse, at the foot OF
Lombard street, containing 10000 barrels
of whisky, S burning. The streets are
flooded with burning whisky, impeding the
tire,nen. No chance of the fire extending.
Loss estimated at S., 900, 900. No live
lost. The fire is attributed to the break
ing of the floor over the engine room.
The total insurance on the burned whisky
is So. 1888, 900. New York and Eastern com.
panies are the heaviest losers. The Lon
don and Globe companies lose $3.50, 600,
the imperial S3l9, O00, the Insurance Com
papy of North America at Philadelphia
Sl27. 900. Philadelphia insurance com
panies probably lose 100000.
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