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FOR JUDGE 2p CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT JUDGING are authorized 70
announce J.. A. ANDERSON as a candf-
cate IOT Judge Of the Second Judicial Circuit
OF Shelby county. del2
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Go TO Locke's, 1854 Main street, for the

CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 4H JEFF
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For RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany--uHited States hail Lias.
For Helena. Pine Bluff, Little Rock. and
through to FORT SMITH.
STEAEEEF GULDON
Clay
This elegant and newly redtted -
steamer viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, ZIst inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
". II. KENNEDAG. Agent,
dele No. 3 Madison ST.. stanton Block
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FOR JUDGE CHANCERY COURT.

JUDGE CHANCERY COURT-we are au
y tEOrized to announce Judge r.. J NOR
GAN, the present incumbent, as "a candidate
az The ensuing Judicial election for the office
Of Judge of tue-C Lancery Court. which We 5
vacated by the resignation Of Hon. william
N smith. dels
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis ald Waite River United
States Hail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena. indian Bay, Clarendon, pevaTsS
Bluff, Little Rock, Des Are, West Point.
Searcy, Augusta and JacksOnport
CO RI n CT
J.B master.
This elegant passenger steamer r.
win leave as above ~
TUESDAY. 2lst inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents.
1el5 u Jefferson street.
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Do You desire TO make your wife a nice
Christmas present? Gail on Merritt &
Weld, 296 Front Row, and insure your life
with the Missouri Valley.
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats LEAVING THIS DAY.
BOArs LEAVING MONDAY.

St LOuis-----.GREA REPUBLIc-
Vlcksburg----M. E. FoRsYrH-.I0 an
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Registrar Boughner having received
quite a severe fall in coming out of Africa
Bailey's church, he did not remain at his
Office last night to receive the returns
from the country. The above therefore
are all that we can present our readers
this morning.
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~WAHTED-FEmkLE HELP.

Eoscez ul5r- tFis head rE be inserted az Ten
cents per lle, eF0i Insertion.
CIRLS-To sew on carpets, "a < FEGAN'S,
VI 80 second street. de0
TEACHER.-A Lady, a proficient In Latin,
j French, etc. Address c. NICHE
dels
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FOR RED RIVER.
A DIRECT PACKET RED RIVER


A DIRECT RED RIVER
Alexandria, Shreveport and jefferson.
The Fine Passenger Pacset,
r. M. SHRDVD,
H. 5. Carter. master Henry Wsrshsm, clerk
Leaves Memphis for the above on
TUESDAY EVENING. I'd inst, at S o'clock.
81 For tickets and Information call at the
General Passenger Prepayment, No. IProme-
nade, foot Of Jefferson.
dei9 HUkILL & HAIL Agents.
Regular Red River Packet-F0r Shreveport
and Jefferson
81. NJ. master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer Will leave as above zzz&
TUESDAY, 2st inst, st 10 am.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
del9 l. Madison street.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
kDBEtsT master
This elegant and swim steamer r.
viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY. I'D inst. az ) u.a.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
deS No. y Madison street.
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Noeog under mis- head UiU De inserted at Ten
cesH per tdss, each insertion.
DOXMERCHANDIsE- reward-The per-
ID son OF firm who received a box merchau-
disc marked Joyuer. Lennon & Gale, Mem
phis. from lrHy $40. October 18th, viii receive
The above reward by reporting the same at
No Madison street. de22
DEF CATTLE-Six head Arkansas beef
ID cattle gor SWAY from steamer Commercial
this date. One Cun,O one white-cOIors other
four, various. Suitable reward will be paid
for them delivered To undersigned.
LEVY & ROBBINS.
del Is Jefferson street.
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LOOK out for cheap goods this week at
WALRER BROS. & CO.,
22g Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW
FOR NEW ORLEANS

The Luxurious LoE-pressare Steamer,
- RIGHE0AD, -
viii leave MONDAY, 2Osh inst, at 4 pm,
positively.
For freight or passage apply on board. deIs
FOR VICKSBURG.
United States Mall Lin for F~icksburz-EOr
Helena N-poleOn ana Tlczsc1rE.
MARY L ED-s-1I h--.-----LuEeE master
This spleHGld passengersteamsr
viii leave - above -
THIS DAY 18th inst at 10 am
Freight received at the S-LOus WEartlcat.
deig FLEtf. CALVERT. sept.
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NLEETINa Ii - sEvENrH Wan.

MEETING N ME SEVENTH WARD.
At a called meeting Of the citizens of
the Seventh Ward, who were dissatisfied
with the Convention on Tuesday night,
the following nominations were made:
For Alderman, Jos. Bruce; for Council
men, J. NJ. Patrick, Sr., and Michael
Burke; fer School Visitor, P. l.. Mitchell.
Delegates, Jesse A. Forrest, r. S. Jones,
q. V. Rambaut, N. /. Meachsm, W. Da-
wilson, j. B. Sharpe and W. n. Browne.
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F0R wHARFMAsTER.

"HARFNASTER-We are authorized TO
w announce Capt II. PNNE as a citizens
candidate for WharfmasJer at the ensuing
election. deI4
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GENTS Sleeve Buttons and Studs, gold
plate and warranted, for one dollar, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.
CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT. We
are authorized 60 ~aunoruce CO... Joe
BAhBIEEE SIS a candidate Tor the once Of
Clerk OF the Second Ci-cuft Court Of shelby
So1Ltg- del4
'LEhh SEp'ND CIRCUIT COUBT-Ar.
- -a me kind friends have seen III 70
49, me 90 become q candidate Tor the
nee. and in reply I can only say, that
accent nomination. II rendered and,
.-lest-d. viii guGeaFCr TO perform the Gu
GeE ii. B. IRRELEVANT.
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FOR REKT-FARMs.

Notices tesdey his head ieU Be inserted at Ten
cents per tine, each Insertion,
u ESIDENCE AND PARMA desirable res
II ldenoe and small farm. five miles from
OF open land, in n nne state OF cultivation. g
aeish IN orchhrd-the best selection Of fruit
y 4As ooenlry; large rich garden, with hot
rooms doctors Office IN the vsrd. smoke
house A..oHeh' erlos, stables and eow-sheds.
AEPe 70 4. j. PROPHIT
oG No. 81 Front street.
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee met at their
headquarters; all present but Mr.. T. b.
NOrmeut.
The object Of the meeting was to pro-
vide a programme for the City COnven-
ton, which viii meet Tuesday, 2lst inst,
al II O'Clock am.
The following order Of business was
adopted:
LIST. Calling Convention to order by the
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
"a. Election Of a temporary chairman.
Sd. Permanent organization.
4th. appointment of a Committee on
Credentials.
The twO-thirds rule was adopted with
reference to nominations. The nominal
tions viii be made in the following order:
City Tax Collector; Wharfmaster; Mayor.
T. II. LOCKWOOD, Pres't.
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FOR COUNCILMAN srH WARD.

TOUNCILNAE.-We are authorized 10 an
D-. WILLIAM HEWITT for
Councilman Of the Eighth Ward. del9
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TAKEN UP.

NO1oeg UncT tbs head teiU be inserted al Ten
cent? per lls, each insertion.
DEL DEEh-A PEI deer, which the owner
i can have by proving properly aud pavinr
for this advertisement Apply at 0Wash-
1nRtOn street. deIS
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A LDERMAN-Eaving received the nomi-
~ nation as candidate for Alderman Of the
It'll Ward, ct the democratic meeting held At
Ferguson Hail on 18th inst. I take this meth
cd Of saying 10 my friends that I accept the
nomination, and viii serve the citizens Of
Memphis 70 the best Of my ability, If / am
elected. A. J. ROACH.
December J.. Is5Q. deIS
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HANDSOME Chromos, In black walnut
and gilt frames. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2l3 Main street.
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For carpets n Ou-cloths, 60 to E. Fe-
gan's, go Second street, Vincent Block.
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LADIES Saratoga and Eugene Leather
Trunks az the Factory, $50 Main street.
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FOR lighthouses.

Notices under nG head lciU Be inserted at Ten
ceaa per line, each insertion.
nWELLING.-A nice dwelling, near Main
IL street. Apply 20 Jos. J. Andrews, No. &2
Front street, upstairs. dell
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FOR REHT-ROOMS.

Notices under tbtg head UiU be inserted at Ten
cents per line, each insertion.
DOARDING.-One furnished front room,
ID with board, in @ private family, can De
had by addressing NJ. NJ. Appeal office deI8
OOMS-In Commercial Block-suitable
III either for Offices or nice bedrooms, al
reasonable rates. Apply 10
jos. J. ANDREWS.
nov5 - Front Row, upstairs.
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Nstioes under Us head tCiU be Inserted at Te,
cents per line, each Insertion.
DGARD-anc UNFINISHED rooms, by a gen
ID tleman and wife. ln a private family, on
reasonable terms. Address. Immediately,
dek r. NJ, Appeal office.
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POLICE JURY.

Regular Meeting Of March lst, 1869.
Members present: p. 8. Arceneaux,
President, and Messrs. Cormier, Broussavd
and Guidry; Absent: Messrs. r. Leblanc
and r. c. Landry.
On motion, A. Monnier was appointed
secretary pro. tenn. during the absence Of
A. J. Moss, secretary.
On motion Hazard Esstin was appointed
Constable in lieu Of Edmond Pslleriu,
absent.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Resolved, that the collections Of the
Parish Taxes for 1868. be sold by the
Constable to the lowest bidder, in front Of
the Court House.
Having sold the same the Constable re-
ported that he sdjudicated it to Fernest
Martin at the rate Of II per cent.
Resolved, that Fernest Martin is appoint
ed collector Of the Parish Licenses for the
year 1869 At the rate Of per cent.
Resolved, that the collector Of taxes for
the years 1865, 1896 and 1867, is hereby
authorized to proceed Immediately to COL
lect said taxes BY seizure and sale if neces-
sary.
Resolved that the Collector of the Par
ish taxes for 1868 and Licenses for 1869,
furnish his bond with good securities in
tho sum of Four thousand Five Hundred
Dollars.
BY virtue Of the Law, al inhabitants
regardless Of color, from ls to IS years Of
ago, owe certain amount Of road duty
10 each ward respectively 10 this parish,
Therefore be it resolved, thst the COM
missioners Of their respective wards pro-
ceed regularly to notify a. soou ss practi-
cable those inhabitants to report to him
on specified time to perform those duties
20 absolutely necessary and due BY them
- citizens.
In addition, be it resolved, that any
neglect or disobdeience shown to tho order
issued by said commissioners, then said
order shall be enforced BY 6ns and pun
ishmeut.
Resolved. that Duclise Comeau, Rose
mond Leblanc and Desire Roy be and
they are hereby appointed by the President
a directors Of Public Schools iu the 7th
Ward. %
Resolved, That the collector of Parish
Taxes make report in due form for next
meeting.
The following accounts were allowed:
L. E. Sal'es. $97 sos. Chargois, $40 so
Ed. Pellerin, 1920 90.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned
p.S. ARCwNHAUx.
A. MoNNIER, President.
Clerk pro. tenn.
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VERMILIONVILLE La. SATURDAY, APRIL 1869

causing to be thrown, fifth or trash of any
kind, on the sidewalks, in the cutters o,
streets, shall be subject to fine Of five
dollars for each offense, and if the same ia
not removed Immediately after notice from
the Constable to the owner, or keepe: of the
premises from whence the fifth or trash
comes, said owner or keeper Of the said
premises, shall be compelled to pay the
cost Of the removal of said trash or filth,
and one dollar and fifty cents additiona.
to the constable Cor bis services.
Resolved. that any one who shall en-.
cumber the streets with wagons, carts or
veh;e'es Of any kind, shall be fined in the
sum of ten dollars for each offence.
Resolved, that a fine be and is hereby
imposed on all persons keeping disorderly
houses within the limits of the corporation;
said fine TO be fixed at Twenty five dollars,
and to be recovered before any court of
competent jurisdiction.
Resolved, that any person who shall be
found within the limits of the corporation,
intoxicated and disturbing the peace and
quiet Of the citizens of the said tow a.,
shall be arrested by the constable and
lodged in the parish prison, there to re-
main not less than IL nor more than "a
hours and fined fve dollars.
Resolved. that the constable be and is
hereby authorized to sell all hogs running
at large within the limits Of the corpora
tiou, on the spot, to the last and highest
bidder.
Resolved, that all persons are hereby
prohibited from obstru citing the sidewalks
in any manner under the penalty Of foe
Of not less than five dollars.
Accounts allowed:
S. Chargois, 81 so.
H. Eastin, $50
On motion the Council adjourned.
WV. B. BAILEY, r. DUeAr.
Secretary. President.
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Sherif7s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Succession Of VIM. G. Mills, -. Mary G.
Mills, Matte Asema Mills and hiers
of Thomas L. Mills. No. 769.
Parish Court.
DY virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID the above entitled suit BY the Par
ish Court in snd for the Parish Of Lafa-
yette, and State aforesaid, and to me d.
rected, wilt be exposed to public sale. st
the Count House Of said Parish, on.
Saturday tie Let day Nay 1869,
between the hours Of l I A. H., and 4 P. n.
FOR CASH, all the right, title. interest
and demand Of Mary G. Mills, Matte
Asem. Mills, and heirs Of Thomas L. Mills,
the defendants 10 aud 10 the following
property seized to satisfy said writ, to Wit :
Lots Nos. l76, 1T, 40, 18,
lle, 1877. l9l, 159. l6. 200. l65. ll2.
2l6, Is, 7s, SO, l40, l5s, 1913. 50, 81.
$50, 2l9, 224. 2O6, 2l2. 72, 202. SO,
48, 1874. According to the act Of parti-
ton between the heirs Of the late WIN. G.
MDla, in the Recorders Office Parish OF
Lafayette, and fully described in the plat
Of survey made by John Campbell United
States surveyor and in the fle Of the e..
tate Of VIM. G. Mills. No. 7s9, in the
clerks Office parish Of Lafayette.
Sheritf's Office vermilionville, La, March
18th 1869. F. MARTIN. Dy. Sheriff.
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dbe pailp I>ieapunt,
CIRCULATION
Second to None in tho South,
# Daily and Weekly.

TERMS OF THE PICAYUNE.
Rates Il Subscription Daily, per annum, in ad-
vance, SIG halfyearly, So; quarterly, 81.
Weekly. IS.
Price Of the Paper-Single copies. Morning paper
10 cents Evening or Extra, S cents.
Rates Of Advertising-All transient Advertise
ments, first Insertion. per square. 81 SO F.;
each subsequent insertion, Is cents.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
a. new each insertion.
Advertisements ordered to remain on any parti-
cular page. to be charged rs new each
insertion.
All Advertisements not marked for any specified
number Of insertions will be published for
six tunes and charged accordingly.
No Advertisement or Subscription will be stopped
until all arrearages are paid, unless at the
option Of the propriet0rs.
Editorial Notice Of Advertisements to be charged
20 cents per lioe for each insertion.
March Is 1869. lf
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Sheriff7s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
z. Doucet. Administrator, vs. Cidaliss
Trahan, Natural Tutrix DC. Parish

ATAuan, NStuISi lutuX &C. f4t180
Court, No.
DY virtue Of q writ Of Fl. Fa. Issued
I'D in the above entitled suit by the
Parish Court in and for the Parish Of La
fayette, and State Aforesaid, and 70 me d.
recte'', will be exposed 70 public sale, At
the Court House Of said Parish, on,
Saturday the lst Of Aay 1869,
between the hours Of IL A. H., and 4 P. H.;
FOR CASH, all the right, title, interest
and demand Of Cidalise Trahan the defen.
dant in and to the following property
seized to satisfy said writ, 70 wit
Eighty acres of land in 8. E.
quarter Of section 70 Township 10 South
Range 4 East bounded North By land Of
Honore Beraud. t..,.
The undivided half Of eighty
acres Of land 10 the same quarter, ssciio6,
Township - above aud adjoining the im-
mediate shove tract.
Sheriff Office Vermil;onvills, L., March
18th 1869. F. MARTIN, Dy. Sheriff.
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ETAT DELA LOUISIANA.
PAROISSE LAFAYETTE.
Cour de Paro;sse.

A TfENDU que Eliza L. Kennedy de Il Pa
"A roisse Lafayette, administratrice de 10 suc-
cession de ]. B. Kennedy, decide, b enregistre
eu b dite oour IN tableau inal ct rGglement de
par h loi colt public ct le dit tableau dument
hom0logue. .t...t.
Et attendu que b demande de ID dite ad:in-
istratsice ete accord6 par On ordre de h dite
cour, en- date du Is Ftvrier 1869.
En- consequence avis est par le present donue
aux pers0unee interese6es, d'svoir . presenter
dane 10 dite cor, dams lee 80 jours qui suivront
b date de b premiere publication de Get avis lcs
rsisooa elles en oot, pour lesqaelles le dit t.
bleau peovisoirs ~ serait point approuv6 ct ho-
mologu6. ~ - 49,,
reau vesmillonville, le 10 F3vrier 1869.
ia. 4. J. MOSS, Jsge Dc Paroisse.
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City Council of Vermilionville
Session of March 9Th 1869.

City Council of VermiliOnville.
Session Of March 9Th 1869.
Members present: R. Dugat. President,
b. A. Sallea, Henry taudry, G. c. Salles.
Absent: Ed. Pelieriu.
Bonds Of the street Contractor and lessee
of the Market House received and accep-
ted.
On motion Resolved, that the street con-
tractor be and is hereby authorized to
make bridge at tho end II church street,
near Goiards upper line, and draw on the
Treasurer Of corporation for costs Of lum-
Der.
Resolved that the street contractor be
authorized to make the bridge across
Main Street in front. of the Court House
from sidewalk TO sidewalk, and draw on
tho Treasurer for additional expenses.
On motion It was resolved, that the
Constable be and il hereby ordered to
strictly eplofn the following resolutions !:
Resolved: that any one firing gun or
pistols within the limits Of the Corpora
ton shall Be fined Eve dollars or be impri-
soned twenty -four hours; one half Of said
fine to be given to the informent
Resolved, that any one tying horse on
the side walk Of to the Market house shall
Be fined five dollars.
Resolved, that all persons keeping pub
lic houses shall have rscks for the pur-
pose of hitching horses, ssd bridges over
the gpttsss in front Of The same also per.
sons having cosch gates shall have
bridges over the gutter in front Of said
gates. @
Be it further resolved, that any person
fsiIisg n comply with the above resolution.
sball b fnsd in the sum Of Twenty five
dollars, 4-e
Resolved, that all stores within the lin.
ib of ~ Corposatioa ,shalI b clossd At
y 0oloek p. NJ on Sundays, and that
any psaaoa, Aeglsstiag - comply with this
resolstioa, shall b fined in The sam Of
Twtsly doylass. +
nelved, shat any psssoa ksepiee .
|stGbls within he limits q ths Cooperation.
shall kssp The ssos clean asd isss from
al soaseh, and shaIl ct lsaet once week,
haal avay and deposit OF of ths oorposa-
ton, the manure ets, which msy accumu
late aseuod such establishment under
Tie penalty of a16as Of ten dollars for each
offence. ;, baa .i. Is
Rssolsed, that any rcrsou throwing, OF
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parish C0uvl

P0riSh COWr1.
"HEREAS Nellie Broussard of the
w parish Of Lafayette has filed peti.
ton in said Court praying to be appointed
administrative Of the succession Of Joseph
Ozeme MeIsncon, deceased.
Any person intending to make opposi-
ton to said appointment will file the same
in said Court in the town Of Vermiliou-
vile, within ten days from the publication
Of this notice, otherwise said appointment
will be made.
IL. s. Given under my official sigma.
ture in the town Of Vermilionville, this
Gath day Of March 1869. e-
A. J. MOSS, Parish Judge.
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Probate Sale.

By the Sheriff.
Succession Of Josephine Broussard, widow
Aureien St. Julien.
THERE will be offered At Public Sale,
l. to the highest and last bidder. on,
Wednesday tie l4M day Of april 1869,
at the last residence Of deceased, the fol-
lowing described property belonging ia
said succession. to-wit:
A tract of prairie land, bound
ed South BY land Of A. Pellsrin, North BY
East by N. St. Julien and
West by Lncien St. Julien, situated in the
Parish Of Lafayette.
The undivided fifth of a tract
Of Wood land, in this Parish. bounded
North by Gustave St. Julien and South
BY that Of Ed. Fabrs.
Several buildings-Fencing-
Mules Oxen Horses-Implements Of
Observation-Disclosures cattle
Shsep-Goats-Corn, &c., DC.
Terms & Conditions:
The corn to he sold for Cash, all sums
Of Ten Dollars and under Cash, and al
sums over Ten dollars on q credit of one,
two and three years from the day Of sale,
purchasers furnishing their notes With
two or more good aud solvent securities
in solido to the satisfaction of the parties
interested. drawn payable to the order Of
the administrator and At his domicil, and
bearing eight per cent per annumn in.
tersst from maturity until paid.
A. J. MOSS,
March Is. 80. Parish Judge.
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STATE OFLOUISLANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
pnrisk Ghmrf

ParisA Court.
wv NHEREAS MeIite Broussatd Of
w the parish Of Lafayette has fled
" petition in said Court praying to b ap,
pointed tutrix Of the minors Joseph and
Jules Bell. ...0- ...
Any person intending to make opposi-
ton to said appointment will file the same
in said Court in the town Of Vermilion-
vile, within ten days from the publication
Of this notice. otherwise said appointments
will be made. -...-.
L. S.. Given under my official sigma
ture, IL the town Of Vermilionville, this
cath day Of March 1869. ~
A. J. MOSS.
Parish Judge.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-04-03
]. D. TRAHAN, NJ. D.

Office at the Drugstore.
NOTIFIES his friends and tho
IN public that he has removed bis
Office to the Drug Store, where hs will
be ready 1t al hours Of the day to receive
calls from patients:
March g 80.
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john G.. Tucker,

Assr. ASSESSOR Ux1rED STATES Ii
rERSAL REvsnus, for the Parishes of
Lafayette and St. Landry.
Of6os-Covner of Maine 4 Bellevue SITS.
June 20, '6e. Opeloueas, L..