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The Mobile Register prints the speech Of
a colorcd Democrat in that city, which shows
pretty well how Democratic votes are manu-
featured among the freedmen. With a good
deal more candor than discretion he told his
auditors that he acted with the Loyal
League till he lost his place and his pay,
and that had the effect to open his eyes TO
the yilcness of Radicalism and the virtues
of Conservatism. He is for the party that
pays best. The poor man is not so much
to be blamed himself. He must have en-
ployment if his family is to escape starva-
ton. But what is to be said of q party
that resorts to such coercion to carry its
point ?-Bultimore american.
The following, also from the american,
may answer its question:
A delegation Of Republicans from Nor
folk, Virginia, called on Secretary Robson
to-day to secure his influence in accom-
plishing the removal of certain employees
in the navy yard at that city who arc al
legged to be opposed to the Administration,
and for whose places application from ex-
Federal soldiers are on file.
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
announce to the residents OF Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that If they will call ut
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
(Joseph strausc's)
and examine the large and beautiful stock of
DRY GOODS
now Offering they will be convinced that ain
selling goods at
AsToNIsHINGLY Low PRICES.
PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth 25c.;
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
Mt csc. worth o7ic.;
sATIN-STRIPED GRENADISE at 373c. worth
coo.
MOZAMBIQUE ut CSC, cheap at 35c.
COLORED BAREGE, for dresses very fine, ut
3lc worth Soc.
Fine ALL-wOOL DELAISE, every color, at
373c. worth 5oc.
MUSLIN-DE-LA1NE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS, FREN CHI CAMBRIA. &C., at half
their value;
Yard-wide BLACK SILK at Sl.373 worth not less
than So;
Heavy REF SILK at *1.75 cheap at 80;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and Pa
RASOLS ut S1.bO, cost everywhere else S2.75 !;
ITCHING, SHIFTING STRIPES. TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, sHEETING, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GlNG-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
TUCKY JEANS, CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING. IRISH LINEN, &C., 1T such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
A call Is what ask from one and all. BE CAREFUL
and come TO the right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
jy27 JOSEPH STRACSE.
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MACHINERY, &c.

l.
M A III | \ u 5 HOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
MACHlSlSrS.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRISG
and BOILERS In city aud
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam fittings Tor
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUsTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JuDSOS'S PATENT srEAM-ESGlSE GOV
ERNOR, SELDCS'S PATENT STEAM-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them 70 be
the best gauge now ia use. They are LESS In price
than any other make. A full line OF the above
ticlcs always on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIl.-CUP, for SHAFT
Ing and ali kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of OIL This IS the newest and best Thing
now out. Come aud see Il and us
GEORGE II, SLOAT.
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDlSGION.
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SPEARS'S PRESERVING SOLUTION,
~ for preserving AL kinds OF fruits tomatoes,
milk, butter, cider, &c. Fruits can be preserved
With or without sugar. For sale By
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
tyso 1916 Main street, corner Thtrtcsnth,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The session Of this institution commences annu-
ally on the FIRST DAY OF October and con-
tinrcs without interruption I'LL the Thursday pre-
ccding the 9Th Of July ensuing.
The organization Of the institution IS very COM
pletc, embracing extensive and thorough courses
OF instruction In Literature and Science, and In
the professions OF Law, Medicine, and Engineer
Ing.
The expenses of the Academic or Law student,
exclusive uf the cost Of textbooks, and clothing,
and pockct-moncy, amount TO about 1866 per Scs-
sion Of nine months and of the Engineering or
Medical student 10 about 1895, of which sums
spectvcly. S22O or $3.50 Is payable on admission,
and the balance In the progress OF the session.
For details send for catalogue.
Post-Oiiice University of FirRinia.
jy2l-l't Chairman Of the Faculty
DLUE RIDGE HIGH sCHOOL.-PRE-
ID PARATORT TO TIE UNIVERSITY OF
EIRGISIA.-Thc principals. aluIaui Of the IuI-
versity Of Virginia and Of Rugby and Cambridge,
England and " confidently commended To public
favor by testimonials from those institutions.
are teachers OF successful experience IN schools 81
high grade. Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 18TH.
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel lights, and wash
Ing, f250 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars, address tie principals al Green
4. K. YANCEY, JR.,
CAsKIE HARRIsoS;
Jy A-:m Principals.
U KENMORE HIGH SCHOOL,
IN CAROLINE COUNTY, VA.
RICHARD II. COLEMAN, NJ. \. of University
'AGBiN LEE BOULwARE, ". \. OF Uniycr-
sity OF Virginia.
Third teacher not yet employed.
The fourth session win begin on lsr OF OCTO-
Der and close on the lsT OF JULY.
For information or admission, apply 10
k k1H5EAf h2H T. E GIfkNnH or
Fredericksburg. Va.
After e5,h Of September address Gulney's Depot
Caroline county. j. lQ--im"
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LUMBER, LATEES. dc.
WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE
so dozen two and three-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen VARNIsH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRAss-BOUND BUCKETS,
so dozen four and fiye-string BROOMS,
o5 nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER s HARVEY,
je1 No. 3 Pearl Block.
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NY@ SECOND GRAND BALL
AT TIE
HUGTENOT SPRINGS.

The SECOND BALL OF THE SEASON will
come off at Hugucnot Springs on
FRIDAY EVENING, August 6, 1869.
The MILITARY POST BAND will be In at
tendance.
Convcyanccs will be provided at Coalfcld to
meet the o.a5 Il ain to accommodate those desiring
to attend.
No cxcrtion will he spared by the proprictors to
make visitors comfortable in every respect
iy 29-td NORFELL, COBB " %.
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HEADQUARTERS CHIEF OF POLICE
RICHMOND, August / 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. I6-No orders
" given by policemen viii be accepted nj these
headquarters except they be given for uniforms.
GEORGE +. EGBERT,
MI s--3t Chief Of Police.
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T AIDES, DO NOT NEGLECTED. COME
AND LOOK AT
THE NEW ARRIV LIS
AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
GO3 BROAD STREET,

LATEST STYLE BORDERED BLACK AND
WHITE Notwithstanding genteel and
cheap;
Fine summer fabrics In DRESS GOODS such as
French Cnmbrics, Chambrcys, Linen Lawns
and the usual variety OF other desirable goods
in that line, ut exceedingly low figures, to close
them out:
TWO YARDS WIDE LACE IN various prett
shades, SO charming for evening dresses,
Soc, worth almost double;
An immense stock of WHITE GOODS such as
Linens, Marseles, Muslns. Victoria Lawns,
Nansooks, etc, etc., at prices hard to beat;
The new style HAIR NET, combining nvisibity
with durability;
Materials for SUMMER WEAR of every descrlp-
ton for gents and boys, such As PLAIN and
STRIPED or CHECKED LINENS, ALPA-
CAS- BOMBAZINES, CASSIMERES, KER-
SEYS, KENTUCKY JEANS, COTTON
AIDES, etc, selling very cheap indeed;
JAPANESE FANS and various other kinds of
fans, "
PARASOLS,
and thousands OF other articles Intended for the
promotion OF the comfort of mankind, and gene
rally found in tirst-class dry goods house all Of
which are offered 1T most moderate figures by
JULIUS MEYER,
iy3l COS Broad street.
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M I. D. BRIG G. SIS OLD-ESTAB-
LISHED BAKERY Established in ls54l keeps
constantly on hand and baking fresh every day,
BREAD. CAKES, CRACKERS. and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS,
MOIASSES CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES,
SPICESUTS,
made of the best material and workmanship, and
will be sold cheap rs they can be found in the
city. jy II
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
H 81 AND 81 Nj. VERNON PLACE,
BALTIMORE.
PRINCIPAL:
MRS. LETlFlA TYLER SEMPLR,
of Virginia.

The seventh session If this SCHOOL will open
on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1900, and close
June oath, 1870.
For circulars, apply to the Principal.
an 3-dImcodS Wit
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l5j> \. J. WATKINS, formerly with 5.
II. & NJ. Roscnbaum, Is now with
W. &. FERGUSON K CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions.
and would be pleased to have the patronage of his
friends and former customers jy lin
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE-The twenty
Z = seventh annual session of this Institute VIII
open the TWESTI-NlNTll OF SEPIE EN-
Der. under the same faculty of the last session.
Those who may he seeking The best advantages Tor
their daughters would do well To apply for cata-
logues ana circulars. Al communications should
be addressed to the Superintendent, Botctourt
Springs, Roanoke, Va.
CHARLES l.. COOKE, superintendent.
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III. Andrew johnson.

NJ. johnson, avaut de gutter 1ses fenc.
f'ons, adresse au people des htats- Unis
un manifesto dams Iequel II proteste de Ia
s'ncerite des intentions qui FONT anime
pendant ca tres difficile administsation.-
Ii declare quill ne regrette aucun de ses
aetes, gull agi invariablement pour le
bien de Ia nation; ct s'il commits des er.
rrurs, IL s'est trompe honnetement. Nous
10 croyons. Son nom, CONNIE President,
appartient mainteoant i rtistoire, et,-
nous men avons aucun doute, e,--quand leu
passions 90 seront scalmees, quand aura
cesse ls guerre fratsicide ,qu'une maiorite
affolee fait q une minorite pleine de resi-.
gnation ct de dignite; quand l'histoire de
nos temps, ri Embarrassment troubles,
sera ecrite, on rendra justice Get homme.
Ii a lutte courageusefhent, presqus seul,
contre un parti redoutabIe. implacable, ct
lorsquil ma pas pu reduire d meant des
measures iniquss, fasales, il co toujours
retarde Ia mice sn vigueor, grace i Ga vo-
lonte dc fer, 1 son energie incompatible
LIE nom de ce citoyen, parti de si bas ct
arrive 81 haut sera entoure des respects de
Ia post6rite. Sill 10 eu ses fautes, il les
noblement rachetees.-L' Epoque.
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j UGE M E N T.

Cfiestine Cantrelle, 1Cour d. District,
Hypo,i.s chrstien, son mari. Fl 10. AiSS.S ios4S
LNN raison de Ia loi ct de r6vidence produite L
IL raudition de raifaire ii dessus intitulse, II
est ordonnSs adjug6 ct dscretS que IL demanae-
resse, Cslessine Cantrelle, soft sepa.es de bicns
de son mari, Hypolite CLrksien;-Que Ia COM
muunute d'aquets ct de gains ci.devant existans
entire Ia demanderesse ct le dkfendeur, sois dis
soute, et que ladite Cslestine Gabrielle, Ia de-
manderesse ait administration entisre ct excla-
sive de ses biens particukers.
II es. dc plus ordonn6. adjugs ct dkcrkts, que
ladite CSlestine Cansrelle at iugemens ct recou-
ses, savoir: Ia sonne Do dix-huis cent piassres
avec hypotheqae l&gale pour assarer le paiement
de cesse somme. laqaells hypotheque' aura efst
compter du 16 Aous lS4e;-De plus, Ia somme
de cent cinquante piastres avec une hypoehsque
sembiabse dater du Avril 1854; de plus, Ia
somnae de trois cents piastres avec une hypoths.
que semblable dater du Janvier le56;-et de
plus, "a somme de- deux cents piastres avec une
hypotheque semblable l dater du l2Avril 1866,
avec fintsrst l&gaFsur ces dif4rentes sommes i
compter du Decembre 1867, date de Ia deman~
de iudiciaire II cot do plus ordounk que le d.
feudeur paye les fIais du present proess.
Jugensent rendu. lu es agn6 Cour sieseante,
ee Is Fsvries 1859. - :
JAMES N. PORTER,
Juee du eme District Judiciaire de Ia Louisiana,
.-~.<~. Paroisse st. Landry.
Pour copie conforme.
,s.y..2 49, Jos. q. RICHARD, GreAier.
Opelousas 20 Mars 1869.
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JUDGEMENT.
Pour copie conforme.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Greffi-r.
Qpelousas 90 Mars 1869,

Hyacinthe G arrand , Co1ir de District;
oues culsry Ss son mari "f'';ss So st ic,5s s"n'f
nANS ratfairs ci-Gessus intitulce, il etc de-
~ montrG Ia satisfaction dc Ia Cnur que les
atiaires du dcfendeur, Onezinie Grlillory, snnt
dams une condition tellement cmbarrassee que
la restitution dies dr,,tts ct intertts parapher-
naux de sd femme, Hyacinthe Guillory, IL de-
manderessc, est serieuselncnt conlpronise: Qt,e
mar, pendant adnliiist oh dcs afi,lires
dc sa dite femme. recu ct converti son propre
usage Ia soinule se cinq mile de,N cent tvente-
sept piastres ct yingt-un sous 1T dcmi, acquise
par ellie durant SON marriage, d tlc difftrtntes
epOQEes, des SUGGESTIONS de aes affilIts pere,
mere ct sGur; il ete etabli, dc plus, par un
contrat do vente ou tatiun ca Placement, par
acte authentique passe le Avril 1866, du dit
defendeur sa femme, Ia de1nandcresse, quill lui
q restitu6 la sumnes de deux mile deux cent
soixantequinze piastres; laisaant hne balance
encore due par lui b "a dite femme de deux mile
neuf cent soixante-deux piastres ct vingt-un ct
demi sous, ct don't il ma pas re1rdu compte.
ort1oun6, adjug6 ct decr6t6 que Ia dite dernande-
resse obtienne I'm jugement contre son dit mari,
On6zine Guillory, le defendeur, ct qu'elle recou-
vre de lui In dite setnne de detx mile neuf cent
soixante-deux piastres ct vingt.un cents ct demi,
compter du 30 Ao0t 1866 jasqua parfait paie-
ment, ct les frais de CO process qui seront taxes
que son hypotheque lAgale, pour assurer le pale
meat da dit principal et les interAts, prendra
efet CONNIE suit: pour Ia somuie de neuf cent
soixante-quatorze piastres ct soixante-douze
centiemes, D partir du Mara 1861 pour quatre
cent qaarante-huit piastres D partir du S Decem.
bre 1853; pour trois cent cinquante-neuf piastres
ct quarante centiemes partir du - Decembre
1868; ct pour onze cent quatre- vingtdouDe pias-
tres ct neuf eenttAmes ct demi partir du 6
Mara 1866:
II est de plus decret6 par In Cour que Ia dite
demanderesse soft separee de biens de son dit
tration de ses affaires paraphernales; ct quaJa
communaut6 dacquets ct de gains qui Sxlstait
ci-sevant entire eux soft ct demeure par les pre-.
sentes dissoute.
In ct signe, Cour siegeaute, O. 26 dc Fevrier
JAS. M. PORTER,
Juge se Dist Judiciaire, Louisiana
Pour eopie conforme: ~.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Grefaer
Ope1ousas, Mara 1863.
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.IIIGEMENT

Letitia Raulin, Cour de District
| VS.. Paroisse St. Landry.
Alexis Lague. son mari No: ll0ll.
|nANS raAaire ci.dessus ntitulee, un juge.
~ nlent par defaut ayant etc obteru, ct aucu:
Ne motion n'ayant etc faite pendant les deais
legaux, pour le renrerser;-et sur l'audition des
temoignages ct des plaidoyers, la demande dc Ia
demanderesse ayant paru bien fondee Ell loi, il
est en- consequence, par raison della loi ct de 'e'
vldence Ell favour de la demanderesse, Letitia
Raulin et contre lie defendeur, Alexis Lague, sou
mari. ordonne, adjuge ct decrete, qui ladite de-
manderesse ait jugement contro son dit mari, lie
detendeur, pour Ia somme de trois mile cent ct
vngt'cinq piastres, avcc hypotieque legale sur
les biens dudt detenleur, pour la somme de cent
cinquante piastres depuis le l6 Avrl 1s44;-
pour la somme de trois cent soixantc piastres de-
puis lie 81 Decembre le45;-pour la somme de
deux mile quatre cent quatrevingt-cnq piastres
drpuis le 81 Decembre lo47;-et pour la somme
de cent trente piastres arpus 10 81 Decembre
1862, ces dates correspondent cees des epo-
qnes auxqueiles ccs diverses soInmes out etc
donnees a on heritets pal Ia de,nandrr-sse. ct
recues par le detendeur It converties son pro-
pre- usage;-Et que Ia demanderesse recouvre
riDteret legal sur adite somme de trois mile cent
vingt-c!nq piastres compter de la demande ju-
diciaire.
Et il est de plus ordonnk, adjugs ct decr&te
qne la demanderesse sol: separee de bicns du dit
defendeur, ct que Ia communauts daquets ct de
gains existant ci deyant entire eux soft dissoute,
ct que laite demanderesse ait le controle ct lad
minisration entisre ct exclusive de ses ploprietes
particulieres, ct que le defendeur pays lea ttals
du present process, ainsi quils seront taxes.
Ainsi rendu, lu ct sIgne Cour siegeante, &c Is
Fevrier 1869.
JAMES NJ. PORTER,
Juge du Sine District Judiciaire de la Louisiana,
Paroisse St. Landry.
Pour copie conforme
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefi-r.
QnelDuSaS 90 Mars 1880
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MORCEAU DE TERRE

sitne an Bois Mal!et (Anse a la Chaudiere) me
surant deux cents arpents (plus ou moins) De su-
pertcie, cest adire ci.lg arpents de face sur qna
rante arpents de profondrur borne au Nord par
un proprietaire inconnu, au Sud par la serre d E.
tienne Lejeune, 4 lEst par cele Dc Gerard Pre-
jean, ct rOuest par celle de Jean Jacques Gau-
bert, etant la meme terre que ledit Edmond ST.
mon a acquis do Dominique Richard il y en-
viron seize ans
Conditions, Compliant.
70 Conioruemeiit aux lois ct d la Coustitu
ton. cette terre venlue par lots de pas n,vns
de dit nj plus de cinquaute acres, ausi ou il sera
explique le jour de la v.,n,e.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Opelousas 81 Mars 1869.
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Voici un paragraphs qui devrait decil.
Ter les yeux des grauds proprietaltEs de
terres do notge belle Louisiane:
On ecrit de Nashville (Tennessee), en-
date du 10 mars:
"Oa s'occupe beaucoup d'attirer les CO.
Ions europeans dams nosre Etat. Une CO.
Ionic de quaran,e d cinquante families
suisses cot aftendue prochainement. Elle
s'etablira dams le comte de Gsundy, pres
de Beershebs Springs ct si'e compte sec.
cuper exclasiveme ent d'agriculsure, d'hor.
ticulture, etc. -.. .e...
"Deja huit on dix de ces families son'
arriyees. Files appartiennent i Ia c!asse
des artisans aires de Suisse, ct chacune
d'elies dispose de huit cents mile dollars
pour subvenir eux ffass d'inssaIiation.
lila population fait le mei'leur accueil
auz emigrants, dost ellie youdrait voir Ie
Dombre s'accroitre."
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Etat de la' Louisiana.

Etaf de Id. Louisiana.
CouE Dxs pREuvEs sr.LAApnf-No. S205
Succession de FRANCOIS Prien.
# OUIsE DELAFOssE, de- !. Patoisse
IL ST. Landry, adninistrasriee dc Ia suc-
cession do fsu Frassuls Pfien, afIfaachi,
decide, ayant enregistrS IN Tab.eau de
cIsssi6caeiaa da lzdiae succession, accom-
pagns d'ufss Hbtitioif deansndant l'hounoio.
.gatiod dicslai i,-Et attendu qo'il ete iais
droa { b deaianda Dc ladas petition, pm
Eun ordfs do ID Cosf ea date da 20 Mars
1859. ~
En- consequences, avis est par Ie present
donn6 aux inieressss dans essts succes.
sion. d'aseif i fairs opposition, si auru.,,
iss ont, par ecris, . mon Bureau, dsna h
vile d d'Opelonsaa, daasfss srsnts ,ours ou
suivross ID date du psaseat avi,s, pouraio
sedit tssssaa ns. s.sesait pas ho.noloeak.
Il. a. GARREGUEs,
.Igge De l. Gsr az Pyespes
Opeaousas ~ Mars leeg. ~. .s
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PAR LIE SHERIFF
ETATDE LA LOUISIANA.
Laforet & Desmare, J Cour de District,
SDo~o;,.o

Evatiste Franchebo,s. ''lSe No: s75s: sAD''
I'm vertu dun ordre de 6eri facias emanant de
~ Ia Cour du Huitieme District Judiciaire de
rEtat de la Louisiana siegeant dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, dams l'affaire cidessus init
tulee; ct moi adresse, joArira. en- *ente publ.
que, au plus odrant ct dernier cncterisseur, &c.
want la porte de la Maispn de Cour de cette Pa.
roisse. en- la vile G'Opelousas,
LIE Samedi, 1er Mai 1869,
commenGant IL heures du Inatin ct continuant
de jour jour, sill est necessare tous les drots,
titres, interets ct pretensions de Evariste Fran
chebois, le defendeur, aux prrprietes ci-dessous
decrites, saises pour satisfare edt writ. savoir:
Sa portion CONNIE un des deux heritiers de Ce.
leste Joubert, decedee. dams rHabitaton, der
Mere residence de ladite feu Celeste Joubert,
contenant deux cent vingt arpents (plus ou
Grand Louis, all Sud par la terre appartenant ci-
devant Garrigues de Flaojac, 4 rOuest par
Michel Halphen, rEsttpar le moroccan de te1re
plus bas decrit, occupe par Pierre Baudoin.
L'habitation occup4e par Pierre Baudoln, me-
surant trois cent wing: arpents (plus ou mons)
de terre, bornee gu Nord par 10 Bayou Grand
Louis. au Sud par des terres appartenant ci de-
want Garrigues de Flaujac, rOuest par lha-
bitation deja decrite, ct d lEst par Evariste
Joubert.
Environ deux cent nquante arpents de ter1e,
joignant fhabitation OH demeurait de son vivant
ladite Celeste Joubsrt, situ&s sur les deux riyes
du Bayou Gan,gues.
La yacherie, de quarante 4 guaranteeing t.
tes de betes 4 cornes marquees a Ia marque qui
sera eAhibee la vente. I'm lot environ trente
t9tes de betes cornes. Environ dix tetes de
betes chevalines marquees 10 marque susdite.
Quatre mulets; six chevaux de tire; deux paires
de boeufs de tire; environ qui.,ze tetes de mou-
tons; uu cochon; une chaFrette boeufs; une vol
ture roues; une vieille voiture; .uue caleche;
quatre charrues; deux herses; deux scrapers, une
cnarrette cheval; nne selle de femme; un gar.
de.manger; une MALE; un sofa; une table; IN pe-
tit lit monte; une armoire; une table; une petite
table; une table; une pendule; une petite table;
une armoire; une armoire; IN lot de cllaises; une
table en- cypre; fers rep asser ct chenets rouets
nm lot de cueillers ct fourchettes en- argent cour
tepointes; draps de Its; quatrc chandeliers: une
paire de pistolets plateau1 ct verres; un lot de-
vasselle; une baignoire; nm lot de iarres tin lot
de baqqets, un m6tier tisser ct ses accessories;
un lot de harnais; un lot de chauderes ct de fer.
blanterie; un core d'outils de charpeniet; un lot
de damejeannes, pioches, haches; uue narque Z
marq1er los animaux; unI ane.
Conditions Compliant.
ConformSment aux lois ct / ia Constitu-
tson. Gee tsEres serons vendues par lots de pas
moins de dix nj plus de cinqnante acres, CONNIE
il sers plus particulierement expliqu& Ia venae.
JAS. G. HAYES; Sheriff.
Opelousas q Mars lst5.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-04-03
Etat de In LouisiaRe.

Etat de In LouisiaRe. =
Cesss dss Psesses 81. Lasdry.-No. 24e3
Succession do Seu Marie Jeanne stslly.
r OUIS MARKS, de Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
- adminissfateur de IN succession de feu Ma
rie Jeanne Sicily, d6cedee. ayans enr4gistr6 an
Tabaaa fnsi dec dettes de h succession d. ladite
dkfanae, aceoupagaS d d'uns p4tition demandant
l'homclegation dicelui;-Et attendu qu'H &t&
Ait drait Ia demaade De Eadite petition par un
ordrs de b Cour ssisdite en- date da II Mara 1869;
In eonsSqeence. avis est par ls present donnie
anA iutSresses dams eette succeSsion, d'avoir
faiss opposislc, u aucnhe ils ont par tcri.. mon
buEean, dans ID vile d'0pelousss. dams lee trente
jou.s qui suivTontia date da present avis. pour.
.quei ledis Tableau ne sesaat pas hosnognS Ell Tad
ministsatsut 4atesiss payer conform9n,sns An.
dit YablsAu, ss son obligation eanceil&e.
-. GARRIGURss Juee de Paroisse.
Opelousas 20 Mara 1869.