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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

RECEIvED-A correspondent at Lewiston
has kindly forwarded to us an account of the
cattle speculation of Gov, Ballard, in buying
Walla Valley last Fall, and of what the cheated
Indians say of the stock. We shall make good
use of the information at proper time, and
will be pleased to hear again from our cores
pOndent
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IMPORTANT If TRUE.-The San Francisc
Herald of March I'd saws:

Herald of March I'd says:
We have been shown n letter from 4 promi.
nent politician of this coast, now in Washing
ton, in which many startling statements are
made respecting the "plans that will be- DE-
vrloped speedily, after General Grants lnau
guration." The writer, an old Republican and
an intimate acquaintance aud friend of the
Prcsident-clcct heads off his revelations in
newspaper correspondence style, and these
headings read:
Enumeration Of Cnbd-Protcctoratc orer Mer.
--icquisitiom Of British Columbia Per.
emptory Demand for Settlement Of alabama
Claims.
The correspondent assures the friend to
whom he addresses this letter that All things
will come 10 pass without bloodshed." 1t is
intlmatrd that British Columbia is 10 be " taken
N trade for the Alabama claims. and that
the settlement by this means is already vir-
tually agreed upon"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

ELKo-Hiram Cove, formerly Of Silver City,
gives information to the Uare from Elko Feb
9th, of things generally in that new place.
Passengers were booked week ahead for
White Pine, SO great is the rush the place is
mostly of tents, with but very few wooden
buildings; hurdy house is doing rushing
business; man was killed short time before,
and altogether, ElkO was lively.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

GONE BACK.-The Statesman of March Cd
reached us Wednesday night, and it showed
that the paper had gone back to Radicaisnl
again. II. c. Street & CO., after possession
of ono month, i'll publishing the Statesman as n
Democratic paper returned the establishment
to its former owner, Jas. S. Reynolds. March
I'd was very appropriate day for the transac.
ton. A somewhat similar transaction is told
of in the Second Eplstle of Peter. chapter H.,
verse %. Reynolds fills the bill, all through.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11
Sheriff'S Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT Az nv,

z Drif
ID Decree of Foreclosure Of Mortgage anu . Al m
o sale, issued out of the District Court III au
the county of Boise and Territory OF ldauo, .suos
Judgment rendered in said court, wherein fa5.Dt
Miller is plaintiff and Jules Thsvenin is usN nnlSr
for the sum OF one Thousand asd SiXty'one ~ suS
and Seventy -four cents. with interest ana CV ~. bA
duly tested the sth day of March, A d. 1867 .!
am commanded 10 sell the following u Harrpl q
property, to-wit That certain piece or P ., and
ground situate upon Wall street ldaho e' twenty
being on the South si.e thereof, and being w. hAi
eight feet in length in front and extenes sath d
Southwardly thirty feet, at said uniform W. RTss.
twenty-eight feet and known as the u nter'n
cry, together with all and singular the ten1 hsIOus
Establishments and appurtenances therennto ,;rs j
ing or in anywise appertaining. Puohs ,,nr vs
hereby given. in accordance with the requN
of said Order Of Sale, that on IAN
Thursday, the LIST Day of April i'0''
At IL o'clock NJ, will SELL in front OF the cs,
house door, in Idaho CITY, at public auction. h;ddi
the above described property, to the hienrs' coss
To satisfy said Order of Sale and all accruine
+. B. BRlrrEN, Sheriff.
Idaho city, March IL, ls69-w3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

GOOSE LAKE VALLEY. A settlement is
springing up in Goose Lake Valley. through
which the boundary line that separates Oregon
and California runs about midway. The set
tiers are chiefly from Jackson county, Oregon,
and Siskyou county, California, who speak
highly of the Valley as farming and grazing
region.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

SUPERVISORS INDICTED-The last Grand
Jury of San Francisco returned long list OF
indictments, and among them three against Su-
pervisors Cavalier, John H, Smythe. and r.
P. Clement, on charges of bribery and corrup.
ton, in connection with railroad bonds and
outside city land claims.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

HUGE LEvELLING.-Rincon Point hill, in
San Francisco, is being levelled down to the
First street grade. Tie hill has to be cut
away nearly one hundred feet in some places
The extension of Montgomery street is also
rapidly progressing in the Bay city. Property
sells at higher figures than e7er.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

INTERESTING MISUNDERSTANDING TWEEN
tieth anniversary of the arrival at San Francis
co of the steamship California, March l, 1S49-
the first steamer that came there from New
York and Panama,-was celebrated in that
CITY, March 1st of this year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

CAUGHT IN Irs OwS TRAP.-Thc States
man. in order 10 cxtricate Gov. Billiards. APP
pointce, Bishop. from delinquency as Comp
trnller, says that
There Is but one conceivable way in which Bishop
could have squandered or stolen any of the public
funds and that is by currupty conspring Ia arrange
his accounts with the several County Auditors. 20
make his accounts and theirs show tho amount of
money they returned to the Territorial Treasurer.
Now, We ask. is there not, agrecably tn this
very language of the Statesman, another con-
ccivablr way'-that OF the Comptroller cor.
rupty conspiring with the Treasurer in this
very matter of keeping account of the public
moneys received from the County Auditors :
And, in support of this latter view, we have for
ground work the following, copied from the
so-cacd Report of Experts, which the States
man and Sterling SD much rely upon in Ster-
ing's own case:
This would enable an Investigating Com
mee aacertan the correctness of the books the
Comptroller and Treasurer, and pithout ,chch cor
rect result cannot be arrived at.
We submit that if, as the experts state n
correct result cannot be arrived at" in the in
vrstigation of the books of the Comptroller and
Treasurer, until statements of money paid to
the latter by the County Treasurers are sent ill.,
there is n very conceivable way in which the
Comptroller and Treasurer can so conspire
and collide together as that both can plumber
the public funds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

THE Snow Observation-Disclosures of
March lst report over 500 passengers at the
snow blockade on the Union Pacific railroad,
awaiting the opening of travel westward Many
others are detained at Salt Lake City on their
way eastward A large number had started
on foot to make the connection on either side.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

SERIOUS CHARGE. DIR. j. w. McAfee,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty and Professor OF
Toxicology, in Salem, Oregon, and his newly
married second wife. have been arrested on a
charge of having criminally procured the death
of his first wife few months ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

WORKING DOwN.-The Walla Walla States.
man of Feb. Goth notices the appearance in
that place Of $40 notes of the Marine National
Bank Of New York. The same kind were
tried on here about year ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

For WHITE PINE.-The White Pine fever
has struck Portland and all through Oregon.
and carried of n number Of the quartz.on.the.
brain citizens. Go in apd win; or, bust
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

WE understand that the report OF experts to the
Legislature. concerning the Territorial treasurer b
office which appeared i'll the Statesman last saturday
and the existence OF which the editor OF the WORLD
had denied. caused him to natter cohsiueFaei!.-
Statesmdn March I'd.
Somebody has been foolng you again, fey-
nolds. Why, man. We have had Tor some time
in our possession the originals of the so-called
Report of experts Yates and Armstrong "a
copy Of which the Statesman published). and OF
Armstrong; unsigned report. We never de-
MED the existence of the Reports. but We did.
and still do, deny that either Report was ever
officially received by the Legislative Commit
tee, or made either 10 the Council or Ia the
House. Therefore the so-called Report ri the
Experts is not 10 be casscd as an official Re.
port. nor is it included in the Journals OF either
branch of the Legislature. And We will here
take occasion to remark, the report by Yates
and Armstrong differs materially from the re-
port written by Armstrong. which he handed,
without signature, 10 the Committee, the even
ing he came fresh flushed with wine from Ster-
ling's champagne treat nj the Treasurer's office.
Will Sterling. or the Statesman for him. explain
the remarkable dissimlarty between the two
reports on exactly the same subject, by the
very same person-Armstrong's individual re-
port, and the one signed By him. but written
by Yates Explain this, and then We Will see
whom it is that tluttcrs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

STEAMERS FOR PANAMA.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company send only three steamers
per month from San Francisco to Panama In
months which have 80 days the steamers will
leave San Francisco on the 10th. 18th, and
Both Of each month; and on the 10th, 18th and
3Oth of months which have 81 days. A year
ago six steamers were dispatched every month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

PACIFIC COAST MAILS In consequence OF
the snow blockade beyond Salt Lake City, the
Department has ordered the mails from the
Atlantic side for the Pacific coast to be sent by
ocean steamers until the blockade is removed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

No NAVIGATION YET.-The Columbia was
still at low stage at last accounts, and the fear
was entertained that the steamers would not
be enabled for some time yet to resume their
trips between Cello and Umatlla and Wallula.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

DEAD.-The Rev. David Leslie, one of the
earliest Methodist Missionaries to Oregon,
died at his residence near Salem, March lat
His age is not stated, but he was upwards Of
70 years old
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

VoIcAN1C.-The Oregon papers report thai
smoke has been seen of late issuing from the
tons Of Mounts Hood, Jefferson and Three Sis
tiers. Earthquakes are predicted in conse'
auence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

Do we understand the WORLD to mean the Legisla-
ture, and Committees and Experts were all pur.
ehasable and purchased ?-Stdtesmdn.
We refer you to Gov. Ballard and Treasurer
Sterling 1t is held that the brbers are as bad
as the bribed. We do not defend bad acts by
bad men in our own party; and herein we
seem to differ from you, Reynolds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

OPPOSITION CEAsED.-The steamboat op-
nosition on the Willamette river, IN oregon,
has ceased The old Company bought the
steamers of the Opposition line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

A Moon SToRY.-Astronomer recently re.
ported the discovery Of fresh protuberance
in the moon. The consequence Of there being
Q man 10 that planet, we presume.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

DEATH SENTENCE.-John j. Murphy, con-
victed of the murder of Patrick Murray IN San
Joaquia county, has been sentenced 70 %
hanged on April 10th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

MIx.-Readers may remember the sto,v !,
and Smith while on drunken spree topeth ~'aas
they came to staggering halt in front Of sm,s as
idence and both bawled in maudlin disco,a !, IT,
Smith; and, when that lady came to the !. w
the twain inebriates hiccuped out to her th.. at
better come down the steps, pick out Whit, I'D
themselves she recognized as her HUSBAND 'ad
were respectively too drunk to distinguish q. @s
Selves take care of him. The story INIT. 1e&
trates recent circumstance, thus: We ro,'s ''S
the criminal rascality of Treasurer Sterling .a''
at us there comes staggering, poor Billy A,r. ~ 0
and Sterling (disguised) in liquor, and Will
(being the least drunk and most sane. " dc,;s aA
candid" of the pair does all the bawlina U AID
reels and squirms. slobbers and mutters snS a.
enacts the detected, confused, and CONSCIENCE au N
culprit under poor Billys ludicrous cbamr;SauO
We will manage to come down the steps and t.I
of you, Sterling, but we have very little use ts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

LIFE is too short to show up all the absr.,..
the WORLD or to correct its misstatemen.su u
city Statesman. BOY
Just wherein we greatly differ from Won p.,.,.
Your absurdities are so utterly senseless thew ~'
no one; while your misstatements are 80 oysrluS
with manifest talsehoods that they fall Of tbs.'
weight "Ovid Bolus" was Prince of Trutb :,
trast with you.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-02-13

les soldats dinfanterie appellent leur
petit scchako leur capsule ! les soldats du
premier Empire %appelaient :leur enorme
couvre-chef leur boisseau.
lie troupier designe par le mot double
les deux gallons dor on d'argent que por-
tent 10 manchet les rsergents-majors
Gu mareehaux- es-logis-chefs. z.' 10 s.4t
Les Russes, o Sebastopol, ont donne
le glorieux surronn s'd'ecrevisse de rem
part" aux soldats dc Ia ligne don't lie
pantalon garance apparaissait rampant
au milieu des ouvrages attaques.
"Enfants de Ia giberne"' ct aussi .de
III Balls'.' ont des MONS que les soldats
donnaielitjadis aux enfants mes 4 Ia Ca
serne des peres naaries au Regiment
lie soldat dit de o capitaine pass6
officer SUPERIOR: Il Went d'avoir les
eepinards''; CONNIE il dit de son colonel
promu general: il astrappe ses "etoiles."
.11r- tl!&s5 Renaissance.
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"A VENDRE.
1900 E DE TERRE.

TN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
" sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry. sur le
cote Quest du Bots Mallet. a environ dix miles
de la vile d'Oprlousas, all quarter commune
nent appele rAnse Bourbeuse, consistent en-
la Section Z, Township 6 SuT Rangee 2 Est,
contenant 1861 acres ct 4 centiemes, etat tgaux
a mile six cents arpents, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Cette terra est Ia
meme qui fut concedce ct confrmee a la veuve
de feu Antoine Boisdore, par acte du Congress.
ct rapportee par les Conlmissaires, dams leur
c%ertiicat B No. 1909, ct consistent EN- quartz
morceaux de 400 arpents chacun. lie NOR
ceau enter de 1000 arpents sera vendu dun
seul OF OH dlvise en- morceaux de cinq arpents
de face sur q~uarante de ~profondeur, de ma
Mere a favoriser les acquereurs. lie plan de
cette terre pourra etre examine au bureau du
Juge B. A. Martel, a Ope!ousas, qui donnera
tontes les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excellente pour etablir I'm moulin a
scie.
Ce:te terre sera vendue par lots de 81
acres chacun; ellie est divisee en- 36 lots
don't 10 lots terre, Z lots terre ct bois ct 10
lots bois.
Conditions-Un %cinquieme compliant, ct
lie surplus d I'm ct deux ans.
JULIEN A. PREVENT,
Administrator.
rnr~
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Werites de In Semaine.

lie fanatisme est au progress &c que
la violence est a la vertu.
La piupart des hommes ne sont nj
a aimer, nj a hair, mails a supporter.
Les occurs insensibles s'empressent
de blamer les malheureux pour SO dis
penser de les plaindre ; ct les orgueilleux
pour Sc taire valoir,
: 81 les pretentieux savaient le me-
pris qu'ils inspirent a ceux qu'ils dedai-
gnent, la honte les rendrait humbles.
LA veritable grandeur est celle qui
ma pas besoin de l'abaissement des au-
tres.
lie bonheur est lie produit d'une cul-
ture> qui demande de Ia sagesse ct de
pexperience. e., .-,,.
Ne violentez pas votre destinee !;
faltes &c que vos faculties ct vosre con-
science vous dictent, puts abandonnez-
vous en- toute ~confance d la Providence.
IL faut toujours penser &c que Ton
dit, mais il ne faut pas toujours dire &c
que Ton pense. n ,..,-''. 49,. 49,.
Tout homme qui ne pense qua SEES
interets, init par les sacrifsr en- sacri-
FAINT les principles.
lie sentiment de phonneur est pour
~certains homnes &c que sont les couleurs
aux aveugles.
LA morale a SEES regles ecrites dams
10 delicatesse du ca~ractere, CONNIE la
justice a SEES lois imprimees dams lie code.
Les gems qui croient faire leur che
min dams Ia ~duplicite n'aboutissent gu
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Succession de william j. Floyd.

Cour de PaYisse, St. Londry-No. 1856.
FHOMAS H. LEWIS, de la Paroisse St.
H. Landry, ayant presente une petition a
rrtftt d'6tre romme Administrator de la sue
~crssion de William J. Floyd decede, derniere-
ment de la paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dom
ne aux lnteresses dams cette succession d'avoir
a deduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles il
ne serait pas fait droit a la dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, I3 Fevrier, 1869.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Solomon B. Harmon vs.. Thos. Jarman
YOUR DE PARO1sSE POUR LA PAR
w. oisse de St. Landry, No. 6sO.-Er
vertu dun writ de fer1 facias 4 moi adresse
par Honorable Cour de Paroisse pour
Ia Paroisse de St. Landry dams raffaire
ci-dessus, je %procederai, lie SAMEDI.
six de mars, 1869, a ONE heures du matin'
4 la Maison de Cour de Ia ParoisSe de St.
Landry, dams la vile dos Opelousas, d Ia
vente publiqnc ct adjudication de les pro.
prietes don't description suit
!. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER.
re de prairie, situe dams la ditc ParoisSe de
st. Landry, etant dams Ia section cinqnante
sept, township ci"q, sud de Ia rangec qua
tire est, e: en- partie dams II section quaraa-
tie sept (47), lie townh>ip six, sud dc In ran
gee qlatre est, c"ntenant sniXantc nenf
74Il0o arpents de superticie, horne an Nord
par Ia tcrre ap 'artetant autretois an ven
deur, maiS i present i James Jarm..n, ct il
rOuest par la trrre %Snpposec i appartenir u
B. A. Martcl. AusSi.
O.. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DETER
re boi>ec, contenant butt arpcnts dc super
ticie, situo dams ia dite paroiS>c, formant Ia
portion sud-est de Ia terre dn v%cn,lcnr.
"y"'I PI'l "S la SS, liHllIt IfOItt all
marerage, sur SIX arpents de ~profondenr,
ct adj gnant, All Nord, le terrain vendu par
lie vendeur i james Jar,nan, lie 25 Fevri-
err, 1867 ct de plus. deux autrcs arpeats,
ayapt m arpcnt de large sur de,x arpents
de ~profondenr, situes Ell arriere DIN moroccan
de terre boiSee vcndu 4 James Jarman lc
Is Fevrier, 1861, borne All Nord par lie ven.
deur, au Sud par John Collins and James
Jarman, ct a IOntst par j I'm Collins ct lc
vendcur, lie toni (tcrrc boi>ee TT de p%rairie)
soixante uix-scpt 7+llOo arpents
de suprrficie.
SaiS,c dans raffaire dessus.
Conditions-Quatre cent s~oixante auinze
piastres, avec huit pour cent d'inte-
ret par an dl premier jour dc j~anvier, 1863,
compliant; ct lie reste i credit, a SAVIOR
4uatre cent soixante quinze 36llOo piastres
payablcs lie Ter %jsnvier, 1870, avcc Init pour
cent d'interet par an du l %janvicr, 1869,
It la meme somme de qaatre cent soixante
l~uinze 3ftlo0 pia>tres payables lie Ter jan
Vier, 1871, avec hnit pour cent d'interet par
an du l %janvier, 1869.
JAS. G. HAYES,
80 JANIS Sheriff de St. Landry.
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Vente Pub1iQue.

S. Kaufman as. J. d. O'ConneU.
| TOUR DE MAGISTRAT, I'd Ward, Par
~ olsse de St. Landry. En- vertu dun
writ de fieri facias lance par Ia Cour de
Magistrat pour lie I'd Ward, Paroisse de St.
Landry. pour satisfaire IN jugement obtenu
par S. Kaufman contre J. D. O'Connell, ct
a moi adre>se, j'offrirai en- yente publique
sur les lleux reinforcement occupies par
ledit J. D. OConnell, sur la rue Water pres
du magasin de Kaufman Freres dams la Vile
de Washington, a once heures du matin, lie
SAMEDI, 10 Tevricr, 1859, les proprietes
suivantes saisies pour satisfaire ledit JUICE
ment, a savoir-
!" POMPE, 2 BAQUETS. ENVIRON
200 livres de mousse, / LEVER en- fer, 2
tables, / bureau, / lavabo, l ~cuvette, / lam
pc, Q damejeannes, l pupitre, 1 vieux PEN
dule, 2 tableaux, / lit garni, 8 chaises en-
bois. l lot de burlaps ~, l e%ntonnoir en-
fer-blanc, l equerre, l lot de balances, / lot
de PAPER, / lot de vieux harnais, / tariere,
l machine pour netoyer la mousse, l presse
a mousse, / fourneau de forgeron, l enclu-
me, l lot doutils Ell de vieux fer, 2 pelles, !
lot de sacs d mails.
Conditions-Comptant.
Us. HAWKINS,
Depute Sheriff.
Washington, % %janvier, 1859.
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AVIS.

TAI maintenant a la disposition de mes amis
~ ct clients, de la toile d'embalIage des cercles
en- fer, de la ticelle, du cafe, de la farine, du
sucrr, du sci, etc.
Anssi j. suis dispose a acheter les cotons ;
gu Il fare DIES avances liberales sur consigna-
ton i. coIons a mes amis ct correspondents
de la Nouvtlle- Orleans.
Cettr aimee, j'ofre done aux habitants le
choix &C. v-ndre leurs recoltes lei a Washing
ton pour du compliant on den fAire rexpedi-
A. DESMARE,
Bureau chez Pitre & Carriere, ct O. Hinckly
Il Fills.
NJ. NJ. l.. Melancon au Port Barre. achetera
les cotons ct fera des avances pour moi aux
conditions sus-enoncees.
Washington, Line, 10 Sept. 1863.
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n PUBLIQUE.

Succession GOnssime 2. Pitre, .fh.
LIN VERTU dun ordre emanant de rHon.
- Ia Cour DIES Preuves de la. Paroisse St.
Landry, lie public est par lie present averti
quill sera vendu en- vente p~ublique, au plus
ofrant ct fdernier eneherisseur, par lie sous
signe administrator, GU par rintermediaire
dun %encanteuf dhment COMMISSIONS. o la
derniere residence du defunt, d la Pra'r III
Plaisance dams cette paroisse, lie
1uudi, 4 Mars. 1859,
10 propriete ci-dessous decrite, dependant
de la succession dudit feu Onezime p. Pitre,
fills, reinforcement de Ia paroisse St. Landry,
d ~savoir:
ensemble avec ,toutes les Batisses ct Anne
liorations dessus, situee dams lie quarter
Prairie Plaisance, paroisse de St. Landry,
mesnrant deux cent cinquante arpents en-
superfcie, etant six arpents de face sur
quarante de ~profondeur, lie tout plus GU
moins, bornee Sud par lie chemin public
conduisant des Opelousas a la Vile Plate,
Est par Ia veuve Edmund Johnson, ct Nord
ct Quest par Ia terre de Mime. Zephirin
Lambert, etant la meme propriets que ledit
Onezime P. Pitre . achetee 4 rencan des
biens de Ia succession de feu Edmond John
son, fait lie 80 Fevrier, 1856, ct enregistre
dams lie livre pour les ~hypotheques, Nc. 10,
u pages $40 ct Oil.
Conditions.-Elle sera vendu en- lots de
c~inquante acres, payable a douze mois du
jour de 10 vente pacheteur fournissant eau.
ton, ct Ia proprists .restant hypothequee.
NOLLE PITRE,
Ii few. go. Administrator.