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THE story started some years ago In
Paris by the enemies OF Napoleon that
the little Prince Imperial was not his
son, bus been revived, with the alleged
discovery OF evidence To prove lis
truth. The ate In which we live is no
full Of domestic scandal that even such
exalted persOnages as his Majesty Of
France must not expect TO escape the
epidemic. Indeed, the temper that
provoked his youthful indisCretlOns Ia
said to have survived the chilling blight
OF age, 30 that II the story In circulA-
Iion be well founded, II Is another case
OF the poisoned chaliCs' being COM
mended to lips not wholly guiltless.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 80.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Unchangeu.
CorroN-Dull at 23Xa24c. I'D.
WH1sKY-Dull at 9la95c,
PROVISIONS Dull and droonlng.
Mess Pork-Dull al $50. Bulk Meals
and Bacon-Unchanged.
LARD-Deolined; sRles kettle at l711fc.
HoGs-Closed dull and nominal at
% 5OalO %, closing rates. Receipts
BUTTER AND CHEEsR-Unc nchanged.
GoLD-1l0H buying.
EXoHANaE-Advanced 10 par buying
and selling at 10 premium.
MoNRY-Market unchanged. ,g.,
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A Fresh Raid on . Ireland.
aatnerinr Of Fenians ut Boston.
lH y. RnarnN Dac On


Boston, Dec. 80.
Two companies of Fenlan volunteers,
equipped and uniformed, forming part
OF the 4th battalion Of the Legion OF st.
Patrick, were mustered into service
here last evening, by Col. John Brown,
mastering officer Of the Legion for
EASTERN Massachusetts,. Each com.
pany numbers fifty men, properly
officered. The Legion is in command
OF Gen, Burke, whose headquarters are
In New York, and Il 10 the military
force OF the John s. Evage wing OF the
Fenlan Brotherhood.
ment 10 to prepare for any opportunity
for coup d'etdt In Ireland.
There are companies In Lawrence,
Lowell, and all cities and considerable
towns In this section, and thelE num-
bers are said to be formidable.
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TWENTY years ago a Connecticut
man left watch with IA jeweler, to be
cleaned and repaired, saying that he
would be in town in a day or two and
call for 1t. Last week the man called
in at the jewelers. and asked: DO you
remember my leaving II watch with
you II number Of years since 10 be
cleanedF Yes replied the jeweler,
'and here II is.'
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l ~ ,l-. BALTIMORE, Dec. 80.
ELouR-Dull and unchanged.
,S5iRAIMTWheat35Frm; choice red Of
81 35al AZ, Corn-Recelpts small; white
S5aSSe: yellow S8A92. OAts-Dull at GA
67c. Rye-Nomlnally at 81 O5.
PRovIsIoNs-Mesa Pork-$31 90. Ba-
con-Clear RIB sides 1S<; rib sides lSc;
shonlders 14Xc. Bnlk ;Meats-shoul-
ders 12>Sc; sides 16H. LRrd-1SHc,
WHlsKY-Sl GOAL 0l, ,..|
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MIR. STANToN.-The Savannah Re
publican says: "Mr. Stanton was bad
man." and adds, che was the life and
soul OF the Federal armies during the
late war, and but for hts abilities and
unConqueraDle sternness OF purpose, II
would have closed years before It did,
and with the South indepeudPnt."-
Could higher praise be awarded?
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"WRITrEN on Cuban bonds" ia sug.
gested OF the flaming editorials and
dispatches in sundry papers In the
East that rave for a recognition OF the
Cuban iusurreCtIon,
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SPAIN.

MADRID DEC, 30.
The Minister OF Justice, Gorilla, has
been generally badly received during
his seml-ollCial journey just finished.
At Valencia, BarGelouia aud other large
cities, his speeches In favor of q mon
archy we're interrupted by republican
viVa9
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TIE DOMININX.

! 1""AI DVV' VVI
Vice Chancellor Spragus has been
sworn In Us Chancellor OF the Court OF
ChRucery. The Cabinet has formally
decided 10 recall Governor MCDougalI,
and he Is expected here In the course OF
O week.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph to the 1utslllvenccr.
ENGLAND.
Lesseps DeTends Tho sues Canal.

Lesseps Defends the Sues Canal.
LONDON, Dec. 30.
NJ. Lssseps, EngIneer-ln.chl OF the
Suez Canal, has telegfaphed here cons
tradictlon Of the stories % TO the dan
ger accompanying the navigation OF
that canal. He says that since the
canal has been opened 10 commerce the
depth at the very worst points has been
Increased seventeen centlmetTes.
Heavy Influx Of wheat.
The receipts OF wheat from America
are still very heavy. There 10 n great
accumulation OF wheat both here and
at Liverpool, and the statistical journal
Of this city says there are now seventy.
four more:cargoes a1oat, bound 10 Eng
land than at a corresponding period
last year.
The American Navy.
The Times has an editorial on the
subjec Of the American Navy. The
writer blanes Secretary Robson for
contining his attention 10 cruisers,
rather Than 10 line ot.battle ships,
whereas the English Admiralty 10
satisfied that the greatest offensive and
defensive qualities are incompatible
with cruising.
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THE WInona (Mtnn.) Republican of
the 2lst inst, says that within an hour
from the time the floating leo In the
Mississippi began 10 freeze, 10 az TO
remain stationery, people were cross
ing the river upon II.
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Insurance Company


,SslO1OCOs
Directors.
sAA'L MoCLELLAN, GEORGE MRNDEL,
7. II. LOGAN, THoS. +. SHALLCIlpRS
q. W, FRANZHB1R. J. N.VANUE,
J. Il. HoBRs, MICHAEL REILLAr,
LOUIS @. STIFEL.
This company how having been organized
flve years, and In thnt time done q SUCCESS
ful business, is stu prepared 10 take rtks At
fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchnn-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nitufe, Steam Boats and carHOes on the WCS-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company of
ferS superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured On Dwellings, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents FOR 3 or years NJ
reducel rates. This being q State company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In lhe
Btate; and composed OF some ninety. four
Stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
beSt business mon, recommends itBelf 70 the
favorable confederation OF the lpSurinH
public and BOliCitS their patronage. Appll-
cations for Insurance wilIbe promptly nttOn-
ded to at their otIice, No. - Monroe street, or
al their several agencies throughout The
Hate. -f
o. NJ. EOEiNl, Sso'y.
h. U. DIOK, AHst SPc'y.
aAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GRO. MENDEL, Vice President
knhlH-ilhw
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lBy TelegFapl.l
New York Money and MOCK Alarkct.
NRw Vnpu Dan an

Ivy ARAAAAApHNI
New York Money and MOCK hiarkot.
New YORK, Dec. 80.
Another bank delaloatlon was wills.
pered at intervals during the day, and
towards the close rumor vaguely placed
the sum at $50, 900 and located the bank
up town, f' H
The report that the Treasury Depart.
ment had ordered the Withdrawal Of
one million gold advertised for sale to.
morrow, freely circulated to-day, u
denied At the ub.TrsRsury. .lII
The Gold Room has been served with
an injunction restraining arbitration In
the matter OF some operations growing
out OF the September panic. Il was
stated to-day that further important
settlements had been made In regard
10 the gold trRnBAcllonB Of Septem Der
last, and there are now few relics OF
that movement. There are some rail-.
way magnateB connected with the
Pennsylvania Central and Western
companiesi In town, and their pres.
enCe has given rise TO rumors OF o fur.
ther consolidation Of Western roads In
the interest Of the PennsylvanIa Gems
tral. The demand for money was very
pressing up to the close Of bank hours,
and Z per cent was the minimum rate
on call, with a few exceptional trans.
actions at 1.32al-l6 per diem. After 8
O'Clock loans were made ct 2 per cent,
currency. Prime discounts were noml.
nal at 10a12 per cent.
STRRLING-l0SSal0SjS.
GoLD-opensd at ll9N; closed at
ll0N. Carrying rates l.82al. IS per cent,
and per cent.
Gold clearanceB, a, ,0OO, 900.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-,Qulet and
steady,
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If Mr.. PRATT, Of Indiana, should
resign, the Senate would sustain u
heavy loss. He weighs near a quarter
OF "a ton.
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PRENT1OB said one day last week,
when a journal entitled The Morning
Patriot was placed upon his table: 4
have no taith In patriotism that don't
last all day.
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The Sub.Treasurer bought 81 ,OOO, 900
at 110. 0.69a1l1.l2.
The Stock Exchange presented q
more lively aspect this afternoon than
for long time. Prices advanced on
the entire list, although the only mark
ed rise and activity was In NorthWest~
ern common. The stock steadily rose
from 6SN to COS, and then suddenly
dropped 10 6Sh. There were over TO-
900 shares sold between the above
figures, and the entire speculative In
terest Of the street w8 centered In
Northwestern common. The chief buy
or was prominent bull of Exchange
Place, while the; large sales were gen.
orally credited to the Retired pbysIclan'
and Uncle Daniel 1t is stated that q
leading bull has bought puts TO very
large extent on the stock, and is max.
Ing purchases against puts. The bal
ance OF the market is without any Bpe-
clal feature.
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ROME.
Bapt Sm OF the Infant Princess Chris.
| time.

time.
ROME, December 80.
Tho infant Princess Christine, OF
Naples, was baptlsed here to-day, with
q great ceremony by Cardinal Patrizzi.
Vicar OF the Pope. The Pope was re-
presented ~ Godfather by Cardinal
AutInelll, and the Empress or Austria
represented the dowager Empress as
GOdmothsr. Over 400 notabllltIey OF
Rome, Naples and Paris, we're In at
tendance, As we'll as the Prelates, the
guard OF the Pope, and othsrs.
The session Of the Ecumsnical Couu-
Gil yesterday, lasted five hours. The
subject under discussion was whether
Philosophy was Heterodox.
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.. CINCINNATI, Dec. 80.
The river has fallen 2 feet 8 inches,
with 80 feet In the channel. Weather
clear; thermometer $50, ..,.|... 4.
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF WHEELING,
MOOR RPoRA TED INlSSL.
TIIAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATB
on buildings OF all kinds, FurnlturO and
Merchandise, and on Goods In Transit.
DRKCToRS:
A, WILSON; W. y. Go9HoRH,
THOS, PoLLoCK, ALEX. ROGERH,
WV, g, BATTELLn, ]. d. Du BOIS,
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
Onico up Stain, in the "InEurance Build:
ing, :" next door 70 the Merchants National
Bank. ,,-,,-.
JoHN o. HERvHT. Secretary. Ian%
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Row York Dry Good. market.

HoW AUFk UFy GoOdB. .nhFk6T'
NEW YORK, Dec, 80.
II being the close OF the year, there
is no business OF moment done, aside
from trade being occupied In taking
stock, and there Is consequently no
change In prices.
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gr4EsrnEtatIna.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO r, RI COMPLY

WHEELIN0, December Ith, 1863.
DAASENGER TRAINS WILL RUN by
i tho following schedule on and ailer Do.
c1ulDer 9th, 1902 Wheeling time.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
wheeling "Lsaye WheelinI -
daily a.. ...ElO a, m. daily a.. ."S:S 5, m
ARRIVES At 3ollaire..
GraiLon-.....,4l0 q! m, ARRlYES
PaIkenhurg. .l:t5 n. m. Cambridge.
Cumberland 800 Zanosvllle..
Baltimore. ."&b5 NoWark....,l l0s0
Wahh'nClIylGUo Columbus. -. lE@
I"5undayH excepted.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAhT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA Q. o. y.
eWheeling 'Leay0 Wheeling
daily o. .-ll;4O a. m. daily at.....,2 $50 q, m
ARRlvESAT Bellair. .,........S;20
Cameron. ..l l:2O p. m. ARRrVB AT
Grafton. .......6l0 " n BaFnelvllle-6s0 O. m,
PAfke1bJRi0,8 Cambrldge..6.
Characterization ZAnesVllIe...7
ARrpers F'yl:l6 p. m. eWafk......D:O5
WlncheSteT-3;0O L)olumbus.. =. 1885
baltimore, ,..5:l0 W S3u nuAys Excepted,
WAsh'n C1ty6.2O
e5undRyS Excepted, ..I
FAST LINE.
RABT-LEAvEa WET, VIA Q. o. D.
Wheoling Leaves Wheeling
daily At...,-G20 p. m. daily at......S:2O q. m
ARRIVES AT llRlr.....,....t:l0 I"
9raIlo ......ll16 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Oumbe1 landi10 o. m Barno6ville. l0SU "
HarperB F'yS:S0 cambridge. 2O6 p. m
WinchesterlGt6 a. m zAnGsvlllO....l:D -
AAge1t0Wn 9:hO Newark $4,000 I"
Baltimore ColumbuA.,.440 ="
WaSh'n Cltyl:O0 p. m.lSandusEy...lO lO:I5 "
Trains on tho Main Line mako eonneo.
lions at Baltimore with trains for Phlladel.
phlA, New York and Boston At Relay
AogSo, via Warrington City, for all poinu
Central Ohio trains make direct cunnec.
uon at Columbus for all points West and
Tickets % all principal points can be prO.
cured at the ottic0, --0--I
Master Of TranSportation, baltimore
R.T. DEVR1ES,
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MILWAUKEE,.

Trace Of Lost Schooner Discovered
shipments OF Wheat.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 80.
The yawl boat Of the missing schoon.
er, j. Is. Martin, has been picked upon
the Canada shore. The schooner was
lost In November and this Ia the lirst
tidlngs received Of It's whereabouts.
The receipts OF wheat and -four
reduced TO wheat for 1860, foot up
nearly twenty-five millions bushels.
Shipments twenty millions, ..f.
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......r. For Year, or
Government and ali other)
Coupon Securities, ILclu. q 90 per 1900
ding Bank BlllB..,...,,......l
Gold Coin or Bullion ............... Us 4" 1000
Silver Coin or Bullion. ....,.,..... 200 " loo
Silver or Gold Plate, under
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rate 100 lUO
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on baSi8 of..........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers Rener-
ally, whom Of no nxed value, 81 u yoaT each,
or according 70 bulk.
wills, IS, which premium covers the re-
mainder or the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or AmRll Tin Boxes, for pAperS
OF B1nken, Capitalists, Merchants, Law.
yers, Tradeamen, Families, &C., Will be re-
oelvcd at Us each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 70 tie Company, and
liability limited, or they Will be insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
o. above rRteA No charge less thRn one
dollar.
Tne Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron Saios, leach fuTniEhed with q Tin
Box) inside its BuRlar.ProOt Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding tho key thereof,
n the following rates, viz: SIS, 80, $50, go,
SIS anu 500 per annum. Also, 10 Store
BSokS OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
taperS, ETC., Rt reasonable talea.
FFICE EIIS. ..
.... heAdsnt:
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Gu Vice. hcIttieRt;
HENRY LLOYD. r
DtTectoFs:
WILLrAN PHLLlPs, BYRON H. PAINTER,
HENRY LLOYD, JUBEPH s. MORRISON,
WILLIAM RIA, GE0R0E BLACK.
WILLIAM NJ, LYON, CURFIB q, HUSSKY.
JAMES !. BEHNErT.
8ecFttdTy and TfenaHeF3 ....
s. F. Won BoNNHORST.
ocLl.Sm
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NOT TO BIZ UNDERSOLD.
HUBBARD & BROS
CHEAP COUNTER.

White Flannel. * yard wide, rs
Cambrlc. 10 yRids for SlOO
stuarLs Spool Coltol Is
Linen Handkerch. 80
Chlldrens Handkerchlefs, 4 ni Is
Lace h HandkeIchIeis. IS
Ladies' Gloves, 10
ChIldren's Gloves, 6
Ladies' Balnoml Skirts '. 90
Ladies' Hoop Skirts, 2i
Misses Best Hoop Skirts. G
Skirt Bra ID, 4bolts for 25
Wool scarts, 10
Boys suGpenders, 3 pair for 81
Shoe Brushes. 10
Hair Brushes, is
Feather Dustsu, IS
Two Bladed Penknlvea, f 10
Writing Ink. 8boltles for 2
tlonIS' Paper Cutrs, 50 pair fol co
Eight Dozen Hair Pins for Is
Boys Heavy socks. b. 10
ChlldrenS Wool Hoso, 10
Crash, II yards for 100
Gents Hemed lIandkerchiets, all grades and
prices, from lb cents To 81, noV2I
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West virginia Insurance Company.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAEAIAl4.sss....s...sss...''' ''sss's' NAVOfSNNOVs .
yIYAKE9 RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on buildings Of all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods, Merchandise and goods In
DIRECTORH.
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob 81. Bickel.
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. U. Hupp.
jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking,
Il. J. smyth, T. J. Campbell,
J. H. Briator, y. PRger,
VIM, B, OdberL, Thomas Boggey.
ID, u, T. FarnsWorth, VIM. b. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. r. White, N. Con, Jl.,
l. H. Duval, d. II, X. Dix,
VIM. Il. Stevenson.
Office over Religious Book HOuRB, EOulh
aide Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOK, Priest.
JACOB n. RlCKEI4 Vice Pres'L
JIM. McWHORFEK, Sec'y.
u, b. McO0LLOCH, Asst Sec'y!
mari t7aa IE .at ~. H..
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WHEELING, December Ith, 1869.
DAHSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
I tho following schedule on and 0ftor Do.
c9ulDer 9th, 1902 Wheeling time.
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hA1lIAEL X. LYONS.
10 Juliet 1869. Administrator.
Nente par lie SHERIFF.
Etat de la Louisiana.

Ellen c. Taylor, reuce, "a. Zsdok Cgssx,
CoUR DE DISTRICT, Paroisse dc St.
v Landry, No. ltU7I.-En vertu dun Of
DIRE de saisie ct de rente emanant de lHonora-
Bile Huitieme Cour de District de rEtat dc la
Louis:auc, dams ct pour la Paroisse dc ST.
Landry, dams laffairc ci-dcssus %intitule, eta
moi adrcsse. j~offrirai en- vents publiquc, au
ulus ,otfrant ut dernirr enchtrisseur, deYant Ia
porte de Ia Maison Dc Cour dc cet.e %aaIoisse.
dans la vile dcs Opelousas. lc sAMkDI, !
SeptelnbIc, 1869, commenGaut q II heuresldu
matin ct continuant dc jour en- jour, sill Get
necessaire, tous les droits, tires iutcrets Ct
pretensions dc Zedok Casey a. la propriGte
suivante, saisie pour s~asisfaire ledit erdre, sa,
TN CERTAIN MoBCEAU DE- TERRE
situe dams Ia Paro.sse ST. Landry, faisau. face
a Ia rive droite de la. Rivjero Atchafalaya, Dor
! ne par lie bas par Ia terre dc Samuel A. Du-
boSe ct de john. Duhose, ct par le haut par les
terres de Madame Marie Il. VIM. avec une
face sur La d;te Rivlere sufisante pour donner
uue a~uantites de trois cent ciuquante $500
acres, iayec tous les droits ct privileges qui y
appartiennent.
Conditions-Comptant.
j. NJ THOMPSON.
81 Julllct. 50. nhrIii dc St, Landrv
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lillian Woods IS. John T. Hubbard, Admr
TOUR DE DISTRICT, Paroi<se St. Ian
~ dry, No. l1043.-En yertu dun ordrc
de saisic ct dc vente emanant de rHonora-
bic la Cour du Huitieme District Judiciairc
dc IEtat d. Ia Louisiana, siegeant dams ct
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lance dams
Iatfairc CT dessus intitulee, ct a moi adresse,
~j'offrirai en- yentc publique, al plus offrant
ct dernier encheriSseur, deyant la porte dc
la Maison de Lour dc cctte paroisse, en- Ia
vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDI 2 Ao1t,
1869, commeneant d II heures du matin ct
continuant de jour en- jour sill est neces-
sairc, tous les droits titres, interets, ct pre-
tensions de John T. Hubbard, administra-
tcur de Ia succession de feue dame Eliza
Shropshire, venve de David Hubbard, de-
cede, a Ia propriete %suivante, saisie pour
satlstaire lcdit ordre, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
situG sur lie Dry Bayou, dams la Paroisse
St. Landry, borne ainsi que suit, SAVIOR:
au Nord par des terres ap ,artenant i Ia
succession dc W. W. Lowery, decide, ct dc
la succession de feu Thomas A. Jackson, l.
FEST par les terrcs appartenant ci-devant i
Corydon Simmons ct Mmc. Mary j. Nugent
d rOuest par les terres d'Elijah Fisher, ct
au Sud par les terres de Thomas N. Butler
ct i la veuve Wright, contenant deus cent
vingt-hui: acres, plus GU moins, de su-
~perficie. ensemble avec les amelioTations
qui en- dependent.
sy Cette terre sera vendue conforms
lei aux lois ct d Ia Constitution de. CT
Fiat, c'cst Il dire. par lots de pas moins dc
dix nj plus dc %cinquante acres, ainsi quill
sera plus particulierement explique le jour
dc /. ycnte.
Conditions -Comptant.
j. M. MILLSTED,.
Coroner Agissant CONNIE Sheriff.
OnelOusas Z SuilIet 1890.
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Vente PubllQue.

Succession de E7sonore MacIert.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Honorable Cour
IL Preuves dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Ian
dry, seront vendues aux encheres publiques,
par lie Tuteur soussigne, on par un encantenr
public dument assermente ct authorize, a la
dcrni9re residence de la defunie, dams la Vile
DIES Opelousas. lie MARDI, l "a Ao1t,
1869, les prophecies suivantes, appartenant a
la succession de ftne El6onore Chachere, e.
pouse decedee de B. A. Martel, a savoir-
La derniere residence de la dite deeedee,
situec dams la Vile des Opelousas, consistent
en- trois lots OIL arpents de terre, ensemble
avec toutes les batisscs ct ameliorations qni
sly trouvent, CONSTANT en- une belle residence.
une cuisine, ct huit autres batisses. Get en-
placement est connu CONNIE fancienne resi-
deace de Robert Taylor ct du Docteur Boagni,
ct il y une beau p~arterre ct plusleurs bos'
guets d'srhres. etc.
Termes ct Conditions p. ur les prophecies
fonc'eres, I'm tiers compliant, ct la balance "a
nm ct deux ans de credit du jour de Ia vente.
Les proprietGs meubles seront pour du comp
tant. Les acqntreurs des prophecies foncieres
fourniront leurs biliets, rayables a leur propre
ordre ct endosses par enx, avec bonnc ct sol
vablc caution, a Ia satisfaction du dit Tuteur.
Tine hypothcque sera rtsrrvte. ainsi que la
clause de non aliendo," pour assurer le pale.
meIt des dts billets.
b. A. MARTEL,
IT .Juilitt 1863. Tuteur.
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Public sale.

Estate Of Esonore Chacherc.
VIRTUE of an order of the Probate
ID Court in and for the Parish st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction. by the
undersigned Tutor, or qualified %auct,oncer,
at the last residence of the deceased in the
town of Opelousas, on TUESDAY. August
oath, 1869, the following property belonging
to the Estate Of Eleonore Chachere, deceased
wife of B. A. Martel, to-wit-
The last residence of deceased situated in
town of Opelousas, containing three lots or
arpents with all buildings and Improvements
thereon, consisting of a fine dwelling. kitchen
and eight other useful buildings-this place is
known as the former residsnse of Robert Tay-
lor and DR.. Boagni. Over an arpent Of said
property is covered with a grove of evergreen
trees. a beautiful flower garden, DE.
Terms and C~ondissons-For the real estate
one-third cash, and the balance On q credit OF
one and two years from the day Of sale the
moveables for cash. For the credit payments
purchasers giving their notes made their own
order and endorsed BY themselves, with ap.
proved securities by said Tutor, and special
mortgage, vendors privilege and clause vi non
aliendo. reserved.
B. A. MARTEL.
July Eth, 1852 Tutor.
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To All Taxpayers.

IN COMPLIANCE with an act of the Leg
l. ~islature of the State of Louisiana, entitled
AN Act to provide a revenue for the support
of the State government of Louisiana and the
manner of collecting the same" approved
March 9, 1869, the undersigned will assess
the property of the Parish Of St. Landry, for
one month, commencing on the first day Of
August, and ending on the first day of Sep
TENDER. 1869, from 10 o'clock A. NJ, to l2
o'clock NJ. and from 9 o'clock P. NJ, to 4
o'clock, 2. N. of each day, at the Office of the
Recorder Of St. Landry, in the town Of Ope-
iorsaS.
JAS NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
JOS. d RICHARD, Clerk
July 81. 1StD.