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by Bishop Toche, on behalf Of Governor Archibald
and the Canadian government, but at daylight on
August 23d word was brought to him that the troops
were advancing mp the Red river from Stone fort,
and were making prisoners of everybody passing
through their line that they were in fighting array,
and were capturing horses and mounting them with
riaemen, and with artillery limbered, and every
preparation for battle.
Riel saw at once that he had been deceived, an I
that these warlike demonstrations In a conntr '
with no enemy in front had hostile purpose; tha :
1t was treacherous ambuscade and a surprise
under flag of truce, and that he and his colleagues
of the provincial government were 10 be the vic
Tins. Riel, Donahue, and Lepin, and afew friends
at once took horses and fled, Riel going to Ameri-
can territory. As the troops entered Fort Garry
they loudly demanded of everybody where Riel
was, declaring they would shoot him sight
Everybody was arrested who was pointed out as
having any connection with Riel's movements.
On the day of arrival the troops were paid off and
let loose on the settlement, which they turned into
apandemonum. The French half-breed population
were intensely excited by these events, and the ee-
ments of rebellion were far more formidable than
ever, and ready to burst into a flame at any mo-
ment. There is story vouched for by good author
ity, that Riel ard his colleagues left Fort Garry
upon the advice of Bishop Toche, upon the assur-
ance that after Governor Archibaid's arrival, all
would he we'll. Gov. Archibald has returned.
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Bark Canada, Smith, from Gottenburg for Phila-
delphia, sailed from KIlppan goth ult.
Bark j. s. De Wolf, Spain, for Philadelphia, sailed
Bark Guinevere, for Philadelphia, sailed from Dub
Brig Attic Durkee, Murphy, hence, at stettin Q2d
Brig H. Eaton, Reod, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Brig Adelaide, Lobb, hence at Seville qsth ult.
Brig Bidwell, Baker, sailed from Havre 97th ult.
Brig Minnie Miller Leland, for Philadelphia, cid
at Portland 10th inst.
Brig NJ. E. Thompson, Bunker, hence, at Bangor
Brig Susie ]. Strout, Hammond, cleared at Boston
Schr Lady Suffolk, Armstrong, hence for South
Amesbury, at Newburyport 10th inst.
Sshr S. A. Boice, Yates, for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Mary e. Coyne, Facemire, hence, at Glou-
cester 18th inst.
sailed from Warren 10th inst.
Schrs Reading RR. Nos a. and II, for Philadelphia
sailed from Norwich 10th inst -
Schr Clyde, Gage, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 18th inst
Schrs Crescent Lodge HATCH hence for Boston,
ana and Matte Holmes, Tapley, do. for Saem' at
Schr Mary Long, Hayes, hence, at Boston 18th
Schrs Clara, Baxter, and Maggie vandusen,
Crompton, hence, at Danvers 11th inst
Schrs M; r. Gildersleeve, Corson, I'm New Haven
Philadelphia passed Hell Gate 18th inst.
Schr Mary, Richardson hence, at Gloucester 10th
Schr L. B. Sargent, Sargent, hence, at Portland
10th inst.
schr searsville Chase, hence, at Portsmouth 10th
instant
Schrs c. II. Moller, Brown; Henrietta simmons,
Godfrey and Richard Peterson, English, for Phlla-
delphia, sailed from Salem 10th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PORTLAND, Sept. 9, 1S70.-Notce is hereby given
that the second-cass iron can buoy on Petit Menan
Reef, placed to mark the approach to Narraguagus
Harbor broke adrift from its moorings in heavy
sea on the 4th inst. 1t will be replaced as soon as
possible.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
j. b. HULL, L. Ii. Inspector, 1st district.
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MEMORANDA,


Ships Nimous Kelley, ana Theobold, Theobold,
sailed from Cuxhaven 25th ut. for England.
ship Waterloo, Patterson, for Philadelphia, cleared
at london S0th ult.
Ship Eliza Mclaughlin, HILBERT, hence, at Ant
WeTp goth ult.
Ship c. S. Packard Packard, for Philadelphia, sid
from Liverpool Both ut.
Ship Progress, Simons, hence for Hamburg, at
Deal 30th ult.
Br. steamer Denmark, Forbes, from New York, at
Havre 9th inst. for London.
Steamer Gulf Stream, MoCreery, sailed from Gal
weston nth inst. for New York.
Galveston, sailed from Key West llth inst.
Steamer Henry Chauncey, Gray, at Aspnwall 3lst
nit. from New York.
Steamer City OF Merida, Deaken, from Vera Cruz,
at Havana 18th inst. for New York.
Steamer Erin, Stewart, cleared at Havre S0th ult.
for New York.
Steamer England, Webster, sailed from Liverpool
31st ut for New York.
Steamer Iowa. Hedderwick, sailed from Glasgow
Steamer st. Louis, Whitehead, from New Orleans
Sd, at New York 18th inst.
Steamer Tile, Partridge. cleared at New York
18th inst. for Galveston via Key West.
Steamer Western Metropolis, Cr0Wel, fr0m New
York, at New Orleans lith inst =
Steamer Cortes, Nelson, at New Orleans lath inst.
from New York.
Steamer Crescent City, Norton. sailed from New
Orleans llth inst for New York.
Steamer ames S. Green, Pace, Tor Phnadelpnlar
sailed from Norfolk 18th inst
Steamer Tonawanda, Barrett, hence, at Savannah
yesterday.
Steamer salyor, Ashcroft, hence, at Charleston
Steamer Roman Baker, hence, at Boston 18th inst.
Ital bark Giuseppe, CaroW, hence, at Leghorn 25th
/ ultimo.
Br. bark Frank Loyett Smith. for Philadelphia,
| sailed from New Bedford llth inst
| Bark Chief Harding, I'm Memel for Philadelphia,
in the Sound, Elsinofe, Esd ult.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamer W. c. Pierrepont, Shropshire, New York,
w. Nj. Baird q Co.
Steamer Regulator, Brooks, New York, Jno. F. Ohl.
str w. Whilldin higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Bark Carrie Wyman, Cochran, Rotterdam, Warren
q Gregg.
Brig Neponset, Bunker, oporto, Jose de Bessa Gui-
maraes.
Schr Mary Eveline Mott, Newbern, G. II. Mitchell
Schr S. e. Sampson, Blake Bath, John Rommel, Jr.,
& Bro
Schr Marshall Perrin, Packard Boston, do.
Schr +. Lockwood, st John, do. do.
Schr George Fales, Hall, Providence do.
Schr z. Kenyon, Buckingham, Lynn, do
Schr e. A. Bartle, Smith, Norfolk, do
Schr /. Thompson, Endicott, Fall River, do.
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(By TeleqTdph.l

LBwEs DEL, Sept. 13-9 A. M-Three brigs and
sixty schooners are in harbor to-day nearly all get
ting ready to leave
Arrived, steamer Coit from New York.
Schr Bird, before reported ashore, has been
hanled off,
8P. Mn harbor, brigs and 20 schooners. Ship
Gold Hunter passed out in tow at p. M brig is
coming in below the Capes.
Wind s. Z. Thermometer II.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamer Anthracite, Green, "a hours from New
York with mdse. to w. M. Baird Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to W. NJ. Baird Co.
N. G. bark Coriolan, Won Bremen, SO days from
Hamburg, with mdse. to captain-yessel to Work
man CO.
Nor. bark Halfden, Olsen, Sc days from Hamburg,
with salt and petroleum barrels to Powers Weight
man-vesse to L. Westergaard & Co.
Nor. bark Leopard, Mathiesen days from New
York, IN ballast to l.. Westergaard Co.
Br. bark Princess Alice, Hilton, Al days from New
port Eng, with old rails AID petroleum barrels to
order-vessel to b. Crawley & Co.
Brig Crocus, Finn, days from Boston, in ballast
to Warren Gregg.
Schr Helen Perry. days from New York. with
birthstone to Chas. Lennig.
Schr Mary K. Amsden Amsdep, days I'm Boston,
in ballast to knight & Sons.
Steamtug :, j. Christian Fowler, from the Bay.
on Bombay Hook, saw ship Sorrlderen, from Liver
pool; off New Castle, a British brig and brigs In
Weods fm London at Quarantine, a afull-rlgged brig
Correspondence IF The Epening Tslegraph.
EASTON & MoMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Sept. 13.-SlX barges leave
| in tow to- night, for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. l3.-The follow
| ing barges leave in tow to night, eastward
j. w. Morris, James Tracy, Joseph Lord, j. L.
kirkpatrick, s. A. Tanner, Ed Hooper, e. q. Potter
w. S Burton, and Ii. G. Leroy, all with coal, for
| New York.
| Pun LADELPHIA BRANCH oFFICY, Sept. H. 10 of
Easton s. McMahon's, and transient barges, left
! this port yesterday for Baltimore. L. S. O.
! Special Despatch to The Eoening Telegraph
| HAVRE- DE-GRACR, Sept l4.-The following boats
| left this morning IN tow
| James ID. Smith, with grain to William s. Smith
| d Co.
Village Belle with lumber to R. Woolverton.
| Dodge Mills, with lumber, for Newark.
| -Four Brothers, with bark, for Salem.
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EIssyp Tfle M,ost d.v,oLsG SAsacv
HENzAUotu WV fodA u bag Ter CGCtcr
ENS@ coAb GAA S4na,J o~,I ,S6hLrr W.
Ncbacau.aC W we f>oicSf I0NcC 0S
EfSNa ,,,v>elv A.V,A AocO SNc!!V">o NVN&
EESlbH or,Gu Gni tAS 1,rapN..A 0ctv.Nuad
EfSkRS AcR6Ub,g O9G No-toNk UaAtSNA.
kmzA ofEtcse ~ q ": H d. ~: "
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ADJUSTMENTS. 8.

TT P OH L Ai AiN RICE
WITH HIS OWN GREAT CIRCUS.
NAL SPECTACLE will exhibit:
Not EGHTH STse SN RSe and
Lot corner BEkKs and FOURTH Streets,
On the KEYsToNE 51f re M I SKATiNG Ss9sii PARK,
OLD SOUTHWARK,
Lot corner THIRTY-sIXTH and MARKET,
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY, Sept. H.
Performance every AFTERNOON and EVENING.
Doors open at and O'Clock. Admission, so cents;
children under ten years, 25 cents. 9S9t
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
IN Eleventh Street, above Chestnut.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCRoSs stSSsU 4 i DiXEY's
MINSTRELS,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
FINEST TROUPE OF ARTISTS IN EXISTENCE
Box Office open from 10 to | O'Clock.
Seats can be secured after O'Clock at Carncross
Co.'s Music Store. No. 8 North Eighth street.
]. L. CARNCRoss, Manager. s22ti
(,ARL GAERTNER's NATIONAL CoNsERvA-
son Of 1s7O-7l Four Grand Concerts at the ACADE-
MY OF MUSIC. There will also be given Ten
room Of the National Conservatory OF Music.
This Orchestra offers its services to the public for
Commencements, etc, etc. Also in private solrees
for Solos, Nonettes Ottettes, Sextettes, Quintetts
Quartetts, Trios, and Duos
Engagements received at the office, S. Z. corner
TENTH and WALNUT Streets.
Subscription lists at the Music Stores and at the
Office. 9l2 I'm
w THIS wednesday, EVENING, Sept. ii,
MR.. EDWIN FORREST.
Bulwers historical play, In acts, OF
RICHELIEU.
Cardinal Richelieu.. .......... Mr. EDWIN FORREST
Julie de Mortimar ,;; Miss Lille
y THuRsspAY..MR. FioRREsT AS oTHELLo. 10
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
MRS. JOHN DREw's ARCH STREET
M THEATRE- EnIH RI Bee Begins ms 4 e 70 o'elosS
first production in this city OF the powerful play
by ylctorlen Sardou, adapted by Augustn DAILY,
entitled
BY MRS. JOHN DREW
and the full company.
Seats secured six days in advance.
Box Ofice open from to3.
ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
THE PALACE OF MINsTRELsY. TLsY.
MINsTRELs,
THE 0h6Mp9GS 6PEN FoR RF2Gfs Tas sEas6N 2E
With the best Minstrel Organization in the world.
Box office open from A. M. until p. M. for the
| sale of reserved seats. 9612t
| JTOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
| I THE WORLDS AMUSEMENT.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
THE WONDERFUL BLONDES
In the New Can-Can.
| IMMENSE BALLET TROUPE,
| GREAT ETHIOPIAN COMPANY.
Grand Ballets-Burlesque Songs, Dances,-Local
| Sketches, Negro Acts, &c.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
THE AMERICAN STOVE AND HoLLoWWARF
Il COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Successors to North, Chase & North, Sharpe q
Thomson and Edgar l.. Thomson,)
Manufacturers OF STOVES, HEATERS, THOM
SONS LONDON KITCHENER, TINNED, ENA
MELLED, AND TON HOLLOWWARE.
FOUNDRY, Second and Miflin Streets.
OFFICE, 209 North Second Street
FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, Superintendent
EDMUND b. SMITH, Treasurer.
JNO. EDGAR THOMSON,
President. JAMES HOEY,
6o7mwf6m General Manager
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Vente Publidue.

Saccessio~ de Mary Ann fx1ss. ~r
LIN vertu dun ordre de.lHon, Cour des
IL Preuves de Ia Paroisse St. Landry. il SO.
ra vendu a Fencau public, par le' soussigne
administrator on par 40 encantear public,
sur les lieux. 10 JEUDI, 3 Mars, 1870, In pro.
priete suiyante, apparts1ant D. IL susc,ssion
tn morcsau de- tsrfe d. prairie, sisut pres
lie Bayou Mallet datis Ia dite p~aroisse. conte.
uant trois cent trents.six acres It S4Jlo0 dun
acre, etant "a maitie nerd Dr. IA seetian yigns-
quatrs dams le township sept sud d. la range
IN est. ID 800 @&' "a '''- 81 "'7
Conditions Compliant. 7i'" u '"foI~'s"'
.... ALLEN L.. RASPBERRY, e..
49," J.. 81 5~.. Administrataur.
% ianvier. -"
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j ugeYment.
Grace S. Goodrich y IS

49, Grace s. Goodrich lO763,
Son mari, Richard l.. Bihm. st. Landry
lG a loi aiusi que ieviaeucs daus Iafaire
- ci-dessns ia titulee etant en- favour de In
i~plaignante, il est par consequent ~crdeunc,
adjuge It dsesetes que Ia dite Grace l.. Good
rich, Ia plaignants ait jugement coptre ct re.
couvrr Dc SOU mari Richard l.. Bihm, le defsn-
deur, Ia sonne de mills seize piastrss ct seix.
ante six sous, svec cling pour cent par an dim
tsrst du 9ieune jour de- Decennbre 1867, Ia date
Dc Ia demsnde, judieisiTes ,avec bypotheeue
tactic sur Ia prppriete du dit Richard l.. Bihm.
aim da'ssnaar 10 Placement dc six cent ~soixants
piastaess ssS soix ante six sous ( S666, Co. de Ia
dite somme, a partir de ct devant prendre e.
fes b AZ jaHviar 1865 ane m4iee hypothegue
pour assnrer 10 paisment de deus csnts rias-
tres B deter de ct premiere efet le 40 de juin
paieEaent do cent ~cinquante piastres = dater de
- pfenaEs Gift 1T 81 0etsbrs 1866, Il rst
de- plus dscrete. que les propriesGs suiyantes
soisnt r~econnues, CONNIE prophecies separeees
do 10 plaiRnate, viz Une seFre situee dams
f'esst du Missouri eontepant trois ceats acres
ID 10 eiaauasts et unisTne partie dun acre, Ia
aite tefre plus partieulierement .deerite dams
le eeTtiieat de Passnte des Eats. Unis, date le
DO JUN 1850, ct tnpmerote 235i5 IS; un cheval de
Montuge, deux bois de lit, ct f~ournituIe de Its,
une arinoafe,, deux bureaux, six chaises. deux
lavab0s, d dennis dougaine eenteau ct four
chettes. une deniie douzaiae de ~cuillers en- ar
,zeht, nni couteau b beaffe,a deax doa4aines
assiettss. use7 denie dousaine gobiets, une
7deuaains tasees 1t soncoupesl ~ n 'sg 49,
u I'll est do plus ordonnea ct 'decfete que b
eoraainnautk d'aeqnsss cs de- gains yuisa e.
devans existee entire Ia p~laignantelet 10 defen.
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Ameha 0aiatyy S. oaslzimeS a: Gaidry
ElEITIEME. COUR do District gppurea
IA Paruissr de st. Landry. No. 9eG2.-En
vtrtu dun alias; writ de- tieri faciass = moi
adrese tar i'Honorable' HuitiAHe C0uf de-
District de l'Etat DE- Ia 5Lo,isiaife;p dag Ut
pour Ia F'aroiss" d. st. Landry, dams \ atfairs
colossus. je procederai j. SAMEDl a5thiaTs,
1870, . onzn, henres lu ma,in, i IA aihaisen de
ccur de Ia die paroisse, en- ID vile .dcs Opelou-
sas, 4 ID yente publique' 81 Adjudication 3des
proprietess suivautes, a sayoir- o.,si , &3GT
]. UN CERTAIN MORClsAU DE TER.
re situte a, pen pres trois miles de n vile. drs
Opelousas, contsnant guatre cent cillq ut
$4,000 arperts de superieie-avee totstes ies
batisses ct an,elioratiuns qui . trnassft. ! "
2 UN AUTRE MORCEAI DE TERRE
dams les Grands Bots. eontenant cent arpents
de supeficie. ehisant face. a IA 'lligne est ID Ia
motto Quest Id lot no. J. dams h township
No. S. Sud de In rsngae No. 3 ass, avrc sAle
p~rofondeur que rsnfsrn,s 10 menssnt des dits
CENT ~arprnts., - AK ..~.tf .
saisie dams raafaire dessds.o '''
Conditions-Cohptant" III. Y " '1" --
wu-t. u. ID. THOMPSON; Sheriff
~ JAhSieE ri lgE ,g2T.. l.r - 3tF
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Vente par. lie Sherif.

y
Lo1tse FUntemot cf ais. rs. MartmiWiien
~ .-.. ...s ken,soa ct ais. il N@s.gE
TOUR DE DISTRICT, st. Landry, No
~ D6sye.--En yeriu dun urdre de vente
lance par Honorable Huitianse Cour dr.
District de IEtat de Ia Louisiana, siegeant
dams II pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, dams
~i'afSaire ci-irssus ~intituic, ct a moi adresse, je
p~Tocsdrrai a rrndr- q rencan public, au der:
nier ct plus ciirant .nchGrisseur, a Ia maison
lc cour de- cetse dite paroisse. en- Ia vile des
Opelousas. IT, SAMEDI,5 Mars. 1870, q III
hsures du n,asiu, L. propriGte ci-dessous d.
critic, saisic pol!r satisfaire l-lit ordrr, a sayoir
I'm certain norceau lie tcrre situe dass Ia
Paroiss- S,. lIsndry, Ell Ia quarter Plaissnce,
ayant six arpents de face sur q~uarantc de- pro.
sondeur, faisan. face an Bayou Grand Louis
ou Ttche, borne: nord par Ia terre a~ppartenant
maintrnanlt u Pierre ,Sylvrstre, ct en bas par
10 terre suppose;e > appsrt-nir j Marie Bowel.
rxcepte IL lot no. I Dc. Ia dite' terre. contenant
SO acres, qui q ste ventu + ID" ,'' @'l w
Observation-Disclosures duI 'prix d'achat
payable compliant, &c Ia balance a an credit
d. 10 ct deux sns du jour de u vente.. ~" :
y. G. HAYES, Sheriff:
fiatyicr "'< -a".tI = 90 .'a45i
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Notes.-The ST. Louis Mutual makes no,ex-
hihit ofthe aasabss of its lssses for 1859, but
we lind in that year itilost $54i ,53S, having
l0,056 policies in force, whilst the Piedmont
and Arlington lost bat $42, 900, having 4,l22
policies in force. '"* ~ H'9 ~ Sts5 9td
Liberal commissions will be allowed to &c.
tive agents who have had experience in the
business. e ash .-fsi ~" : rs .. .1tE.-
Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
and Arkansas. Gentlemen applying for agen-
cies will please send references and state what
their experience has been. ma
DABNEY II. MAURY. General Agent
for South West. 50 Carondelet st., N. o.
u. I. LEWIS, Of Opslousas, is Agenr for
st Landry and n~eighboring Parishes.
Fsbal lS7Os-ly. fe 100 ] nas 4
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United States Internal. Revenue
ASSISTANT A~ssEssOR's OFFICE, /
era DIVISION, ID DISTRICT LOUISIANA. +

ASS A8SEGGuN y OEEtIEs q e- . l.
Cru DIVISION, ID DISTRICT LOUISIANA 5
sHF1 OPELoUsAS,g Feb. 10th. 1870.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the eitisens of
IN 81 Landry Parish. that the assessment on
Incomes for the. year ending December 3iss
1869. and for Special Taxes dor carrying on
business, trades, professions. &c, for the year
ending Afay fst9 1871, 10 now being saade.I
ALI persons who ars engaged 10 business of
any kind whatever, and shoss possessing 0ssz
WafcAes. Carriages, Geld or 6ases tfaate, or
Biliasd Tables: orc hereby notified to appear
% this office for the purpose of assessnasut
wishizs rs days from the aaa 10 hereof.
All persons failing to REPORT sor assessment
within the time specified above are liable 10
q penalsy ip addition 20 the sppnnt of their
tax. 1
Alipessens are required 10 make ! return 81
their income for 1869. whether the amount OF
the samehis saficient TO render them liable to
IN income Tag er not. toap Il aaaz !
tO.,A, RICE, Asst. Assessor
4, 9Th Div, I'd Dist 81 Lonisisns.
Feb. "a, I876.--2w. go I,
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IA Etat de ia L-o.ai4sfa.ne
couR DE- ;c PA aNl ". LASpRy7--tNc, als7
ID Succession If kGfsiwir T. lLaraad, Z
YVES D'AYY, e~xscuseuy do n suscessiep
i de Casimir. f., Durand. decide. syans
enregistre an tableau ct reAgleinent a. n dits
succession, 'accotnpagne dune petitsoG d.
mandant lhompiogatien 'diceiui ;lsd tnGag1
Et attendu, Gull 4 ;ets 4fsit droi&A 10 d.
mande de - dite petition, par I'M tprdre d. u
Copr, en- date da 80 decelnbre' 1864 ~"
In consequence, avis est par leO fprresefit
donue aux intsressds dams eetts saeeessisn
d'avoir d fare oppesition,' ii aucuue lis ont.
par seritl a mors bareauK dams 10 viile des Op.
sloussss, dans les trente joupFs sri epiyrsps %
ne serait pas spprense ct honioiogguE; gfag
, ne2 ut jos. ID. RlCHARD, drefier.L
, 4 .;auviers 1a7j. .fs5fI ,rt ensI aiRsv.yen
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-02-12
Vente par lie Constable.

/" Anthony Bivins vs.. John Jackson
EHN vertu d'un ordrc de Fl. ia. lance par D.
p. C. Hill, JUICE de PAX, dams faffaire
ci.dessus intituls, ct a moi adresse, je vendra
a Pencan public, pour du compliant, a la mai.
son de eour dams 10 Vile des Opelousas, he
MERCREDI, u" Feyrier. $780, IL heures
du masin, 1 Etalon Crtole, saisi pour salts.
faire le ,lit csdre. 5"'i 1 '>f ''FH'F ~
1.,, - vALERY ROY, Constable.
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ssccessson dc De,phine ~Gsuillory

SSACceSssWm nc De'psafIle tfulllOFy
coar De Pparoisse, St. Lendry.-No 3355
HERAND ii. FONTENOr, de Ia Paroiss.
"a So. Landry. ayans ipresentse une petit.
ten, d lefet d'etrs nomme administrator
de Ia succession de Delphine GuiDory, veuve.
dSeedee, reinforcement de Ia dite paroisse.
En- consequence avis est par IL present
.donne aux mattresses dams cettel succession
d'avoir 4 deduire par scrit 4 mon bureau,
dams les dix jour qui suivront Ia date,du pre-
sent avis lee WILSON'S, si aucuns Ills ont pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait adroit ! Ia de-.
mande du p~etit;onnaire. - -tau-l
r~a.ar~.. JOS. ID. RICHARD, GrefRer
10 fevrier 1870.