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E0reign Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 25-2 P. M.-Consols 92s for money
and account.
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-2O's, 1862 S91:
do 1868, old, ss4; do 1867, 9Os; U. s. 1O-4Os S7I.
tic & Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-2 P. M-Cotton firm: Mid
ding nplands 3D. Middling Orleans sd; sales Is 900
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THE members of the Haydn Association are
hereby notified that until further notice their
rehearsals will take place on Friday. evening
of each week.
Per Order of Government.
ncto6 At A NJ SMITH SecY,
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Look at the Earth Closets, on exhibition at
the Agency, IA and 16 Exchange street, and
hear what Mr.. Taylor has to say about them.
No house should be without one especially if
the inmates value health and comfort.
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IN DyANA.

THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 25.-T The official vote of
all the counties shows that the Democratic
majority on the State ticket is 1851
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CAPT. WATSON HooPER.-The telegraph yes
terday brought the news of the death of Capt.
watson Hooper of this city, who was in COM
mand OF the bark Florence Peters, at New Or
leans together with the 81 mate cook and two
men, OF yellow fever, the 10Th inst. The
Intelligence of his death is sad blow to his
wife and family of six children, as well as his
many friends. Capt. Hooper was about FORTY
years of age, a thorough seaman and a kind.
hearted, honest man. Only two years ago he
lost a brother at the same port, while in COM
mand of the same vessel, and from the same
disease. The family have met with many be-
reavemenls lately, and this will prove the hard
est of all.
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The extension of the Great Falls and Con-
way railroad to West Ossipee, distance from
Union of twenty miles, is to be at once COM
meuced and will be pushed rapidly to its COM
pletion by the Eastern Railroad Company.
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Furniture, Carpets, Stoves; &C.,
at Auction.
Household Furniture Inv Auction.

IN FRIDAY, OF 2Stb, at Salesrocm we shall sell
~ furniture, Carpets Stoves. Cro~kery and u ass
ware, Bedding. Wooden Goods, SC.
Oe26td r. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctoneers.
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SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 21-Freghts- Shipping is
comlng III Freely but most vessels are chartered
there Is no probability of freight UNDERGOING any
sa Tm ,or 'he We quote to Liverpool
ID To Amsterdam ID On se nn 1snnds Id BY steam
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HORSES OvERBoARD-Two valuable and
heavy horses, weighing some 14OO pounds be.
longing to Mr.. Chas. W. Barker, accidentally
fell overheard yesterday into the dock, between
Portland Pier aud Custom House wharf, but
alter three hours hard labor they were got out
with but little! injury, save a few cuts and
bruises and some straining. The tide was en-
tirely out when they fell in.
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RIcKER's stage we'll leave Baldwin daily,
same as usual and connect at Gorham with
the Portland & Rochester Railroad until fur
ther notice. If
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The convention on removing the national
capital assembled at Cincinnati Tuesday, Eff
ty-three delegates were present.
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THE MAILS BY THE LEwIsTON-A cores
pondent wants to know why the Lewistou's
mails are not distributed on their arrival. He
says when the steamer is behind time and does
not arrive till early in the forenoon the mer-
chats are told at the spost Office that they must
wait till the Western mail train arrives at u 30
o'clock before they can get Their letters by the
steamer. Why is this?
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PIG, e.ied on up'ands., 10 LIVERPOOL via New York,
psl steam 1916 I'd on uplands Sea Islands
hon u. Io Liverpool SIS Cd "a 4Os; R,sawed Iun-
t bvp sto IN g to New York 49, to Bos
81 On n 10 Providence 80 so. To Boston per steam
So so. i'o oh upiahcs' nice
lie May, 1000 boxes Sugar. New Orleans ~ NS.
American bark Alaska, 1000 do do do do 'V eaG,
the week no business done and last rates o;ven ~
previous report nominal. gwen Ill
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REMEMBER the auction sale of houses Nos.
So and 60 Lincoln street to-day at 21.2P.M.
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JESSE FREEMAN, No. ITO Exchange street,
has just received fresh lot of oysters, direct
from New York, which he will sell by the
bushel or gallon or serve up to order at his
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RUN OvEI.-Between II and o'clock yes
terday afternoon, as Edward, son OF DR.. Chase,
at No. 101 Cumberland street, was crossing
Congress street on his way home fom the
North School he was knocked down by a
wagon driven rapidly from the direction of
Munjoy. The lad, who is fourteen years old,
was hit in the stomach by the horses foot and
he also received some severe bruises about the
head, and his injuries are said to be quite seri-
GUS. The man who was driving the team, did
not stop to inquire the extent OF the damage
but turned the horse around aud drove rapidly
back in the direction from whence he came.
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ACCIDENTAL teamster while attempting to
cross the railroad track near Browns Sugar
House yesterday on his jigger, had the mistor-
tune to have the wheel of his team catch in
the railroad track, throwing the seat against
the wheel and precipitating him forward in
such way that his foot caught between the
spokes. Luckily his horse Immediately stop
ped, but be was pretty badly famed as it was
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 25.-The forthcoming annual
report Of Treasurer Spinner will contain the follow
ing comparative statement OF receipts and expend-
June Goth 1870. ' ~' NO
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HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.

BUCKSKINaMARE-The well-known Stafford"
Mare nine years old aud no oder, and weighs about
$50 lbs trots quite!fast and as oader tor business
purposes. or tor a livery stable, cannot be beat;
stands without tying, and has been driven by la
dies for the past two years. Also light open trot-
ting Wagon aud Silver-Mouutei Harness.
JERSEY COW-A full blooded Jersey Cow gives
very rich milk, five year Old, with calf by fn-blood
bull; very handsome aud gentle.
HENRY TAYLOR, Auct'r
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TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.

8Y HENRY TAYLOR IL CO.,
AT THE BAZAAR & AUCTION ROOMS
II & 60 Exchange Sc, and 3O7 Conf 81.
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LECIUR ES BY
Maj. Gen. Jas. X. Hawley. of Conn. Sub
ject-"THE GENTLEMEN IN POLITIcs."
On Thursday Evening, Dec. is.
Rev. Geo. w. BicLnelI, of Portsmouth, N. II.
Subject not announced
On Thursday Evening, Dec
Rev. W. III. II. Murray, of Boston, Subje.t,-
"THE ADlRONDACKS."
On Thnrsday Evening, Dec. -.
Mathew Hale smith, ,Burleigh) Subject, -"W1r
AND HUMOR,"
On Thursdny Evening, Jan. IL.
THE FULL PORTLAND BAND will fur
nish music on tue evenings OF Lectures.
Season Ticket admitting to The entire course oil
Lectures and Concerts 81. 90, for sals everywhere
Members Tickets . 80. leach member entitled to
two) to be Obtained OF +. q. Patterson, No. Browns
Block. Evening tickets to Lectures 80 cents; e.e-
ming tickets to COncerts from so cents 10 $1.0O
kEsEkvED SEsTs.-Owing TO the large lumber of
applications tor reese we'd Seats the Committee have
decided TO retain the two front of seats in the
Gallery for that purpose. Price of reserved seats
$780, Sale to commence MONDAY morning, Oct. "a,
at G. w. Gilkey a. Co.'S.
Additional particulars will bs announced soon
Per order p. A. & N. U.
oc4eodtt Lecture and Concert Committee
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18th and 18th, 1870.
Glass No. 1.-Premiums of S25 90. For Mares
with Foal by their sides. First premium SIS; Sec
ond do $40.
Glass No2-Premiums Of S25. Geldiugs and Fill
lies, Two and under Three Years Old. First pre-
MUM SIS; second do $40
Class No 3-Premiums of $50 Ge'dings and il
lies Three Years Old and under Four. First pre-
MUM 500; second do SO.
Glass No HPremiums of $50. Fillies Four Years
Old and under Five. First premium $40; second
do $40.
Class No Premiums of $50. Geldings and Fill
lies Five Years Old and under Six. First premium
$50; second do $40.
C1a s No 6-Premiums of $50. Stations for gen.
eral use. Eight Years Old and upwards. First pre-
mum $50; second do $40.
Glass NO 7-Premiums OF $50 Stations Five Years
Old and under Eight. Fhst premium $50; second
Class No s-Premiums of $50 Stations Four Years
% and under Five. First premium $50; second do
Class No 9-Premiums of $25. Stations Three
Years OLD and under Four. First premium SIS; Sec
Ond do $40.
Glass No 1O-Premiums of $40. Stations Two
Years Odd and under 1hree. First premium SIS; sec
Ond do So.
Class No 11-Premums OF $50. Matched Horses
to be not than Is hands. style, aciie1 color and
speed to govern award. First premium $50; second
40 $40.
Class No 12-Premiums of 500. Draft Horses. First
premium Sic; second do So.
class No 13-Premiums of $50. Saddle Horses
style, action, color aud speed to govern award. First
prem um SIS; second 90 S..
Glass No i4-PTemums OF S25. Fancy Matched
Horses. First premium SIS; secOLd do $40.
Glass No 15-PremiumS OF $50. Family Horses,
not less than Is hands, color, style, action an
speed to govern award. First premium SIS; second
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HE Argus wobbles in its opinion on literary
matters; another sad example OF the disastrous
effect of the earthquake.
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st. Joseph and Denver Citv
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Issued IN denominations of $1,000
and $500, Coupon or Registered,
payable III 30 gears, aUith Interest
payable 10Th august and 18th r b.
rMary. IN NeaU York, London. T.
Frankfort, free OF tac. Secured by
mortgage only en- a completed and
highly prosperous roacls at the rate
of $13. 5O3,79 per mile. Earnings
IN eccess Of its interest liabilities.
This line being the Middle Route.
IS pronounced the SHORTEST and
MOST NATURAL ONE FOR
FREIGHT and PASSENGER
TRAFFIC ACROSS THE CON
TINENT. ST. LOUIS d. FORT
KEARNEY spanned by a FAIL
WAY. and connecting aUitt The
UNION PACIFIC at i orr
AE1KNEJ.
Capital Stock Of the TO. $1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, pronoun
'ced Value Of 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
S19,5OO,OOO
The Remaining portion of this
Loan 7s0aO for sale at % I-2 and ac-
crued interest IN currency. Can be
had at the COmpGny's agencies, IN
Neac YORK. or Boston; in NeaU York,
Tanner d Co., Bankers. NO.49 WalI
ST., or W. =. COnUerse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine st. In Boston, of e. Rollins
Morse d. Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all iafoy-
NATION can be obtained at either of
the abOVe named agencies.
The attention OF Capitalists and
Investors IS particularly anvitez TO
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired,
and unhesitdfi,,gly recommend
tHe2N
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DANCING.

THE last half of Gee & Harnden's first term of
Iancirg School will commence on Friday Eve
ming, October 2Sth, and continue every Friday eve
ming following.
TERMS: For six assemblies S. per couple, or
single gentlemen 49, Ladies' so. oc25tf
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Vente Publiuue.

Succession .d'Aagustus L. JViwckler.
EN VERTU dun ordre de la Cour des
IL Preuves de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, il
sera vendn a rencan public, an dernier ct
plus, oHrant encherisseur, par la soussignee
administration, on par un encanteur public,
sur les lieux dams la vile des Washington, en-
cette dite paroissc, lie MERCREDI, 4 Mai
1870, les prophecies ci-apres decrites, apparte-
nant a Ia succession d'Augustus L. Winckler
decide, reinforcement de la dite paroisse, a
SAVIOR
LIE quart dun terrain, ayes les batisses ct
ameliorations dessus, situes dams la vile de
Washington. a rencoignure des rues st. John
ct Vine. a
LIE quart sud-est du lot No. trente-sept COM
me il est designe sur lie plan de la vile de
Washington, borne nord par la propriete de
Lemelle, est par la rue Bridge, sud par Ia rue
Vine, ct Quest par la terre de l.. Dupre, avec
les .batisses ct ameliorations dessus, connu
ccmme lie cafe de Winckler.
CONDlT1 ONS..-Une Motto compliant, ct la
balance a un credit de six mois. %racquereur
fournissant sont billet portsnt hut pour cent
par an d'interet de ~pechGance, avec bonnie ct
solvable caution, une hypotheque speciale ct
lie privilege du vendeur Giant ~retenus jusqu'au
paiment final. L%'acquereur devra s'obliger
de ne pas veudre. hypothequer on autrement
disposer de la dite propTiete avant lie Placement
du prix d'achat.
ELIZA SUTHERLAND,
Administrative.
- 2 avril, 1870.
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AK - va wv
lie Bureau s'assembfe conforTnetient a Pa
iournement. Sont presents Messieurs Lewis
Hidden. president; Posay, D'ary, Lrjeutne,
Jackson, Pulford, Desbrrst.
I'm quorum etaht present, lie bureau pro-
cede aux affaires
Les procedures de Ia dcrniere assemble
sont lues ct approuvGes.
Mr.. Posey presense au president, une lettre
de Mr.. Octave Prud'homme, offrant de REM
plir les fonctions de constable de la vile pour
Ia somm de $500 par an. Cette lettre est
prise en- consideration, ct en- consequence, il
est unaniment resolu que rElection pour Ia
place de Constable. tenu hier soft r%econsidere
ct qu'une nouvelle election ait lieu pour cette
place seance tenante.
LIE scrutin circule pour cette nouvelle cleo
ton, ~lorsqu'il appert que Mr.. c. Thompson a
recu 6 voix sur 7 pour ia place constable de
vile. Mr.. Thompson est par consequent de-
clare, pour Ia seconde fois ddmeDt elu con-
stable de Ia vile.
Sur motion les salaries des officers du Bu-
reau sont fixes coume suit.
Celui du grefier a 5000 par an.
~tresorier a 500 "
de rimprimeur a 500"
de Favocat de la vile 500 par an.
{sans casuel) A 800 par an, $1,000.
LIE constable ct lie ~trGsorier fournissont I'M
c~autionnement de $4,000 chacun.
Messrs Pulford, jackson ct Desbrest sont
NOMINEES dun comitc pour annuler les war
ant rcsu, ct pages par lie tresorier pendant
l'annee ecoulGe
LIE bureau s'ajourne jusqu'a la prochaine
assemble reguliere.
LEWIS MADDEN, President.
fPour copie conforme.1
p. L. HEBRARD, Greffer,
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Nente par. le Shel.if.

-Angus'e Donato, fs., rs. Jlien Bo1.
Mz0a.
Cour de District, st. Landry.-No. 1903
I'm vertu dun alias ordre dc saisie ct dc
IL vente lance par lHon. Huitieme Coul
de District De pEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry, dams ~l'affaire ci.
dessus intitulce, ct a moi adresse, je procede'
raj a vendre il rencan public. au dernier ct
plus offrant encherissehr. a Ia maison de cour
de la dite paroisse, dams la vile DIES Ope
lousas, le
Samcdi;, 7 Mai, 1870,
commencant a onze heures du matin, les pro.
prictes ci-apres dtcrites, saisies pour s~atlsfaire
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situG dams la Paroisse de St. Landry; faisant
I'm front de six arpents sur lie Bayou Teche ct
ayant une p%rofondeur de guaranteeing arpents.
connu CONNIE la Vieille Vacherie, borne nord
par la terre de Onezime Marks, sud par les
terres de Alexandra Castillo, est par les terres
ap%partcnant aux hGritiers de Charles Barre, ct
Quest par lie Bayou Teche-avec toutes les ba-
tissrs ct am6liorations.
Conditions.-Comptant.
JAS. G. HAYES. Shtrif.
9 ayril. 1870.
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Procedures du Bureau de Police
de la Willie DIES OpelOusaSs
= e. 49, IIrNHs. III AYril. 1870.


Les personnes elus a la derniere election. te.
nue. en- cette Vile, lea avrii courant, pour ser.
vir CONNIE membres de &c bureau pour liannee
suivante, apres avoir pris lie serment requis
par Ia constitution ct les lois de la Louisiana,
se p~resentent' pour prendre leurs sieges, a sa-
weir: Messrs. John Pesey, Louis Lejeune,
Solomon D'avy, Geo. Pulford, Louis Des-
brest, Lewis Hidden ct j. w. Jackson. 4
hr. Posey est appele tsmporairememt an
| fauteuil.
lie Bureau procede a son organisation par
felection de SEES officers pour l'annee courante
CONNIE suit, q SAVIOR: ..~s su ~ !
MIR. L. MADDEN reeois six voix sur Z -Four Ia
presidence ,da Bureau, il est par consequent
declare ddment elu a cette place.
Mr.. p. L. Hebrard ayant recu 2 voix pour
u place de Grefier du Bureau. est declare do.
ment elu a cette place.
Mir. John Posey ayant recu 6 voix sur 7
pour Ia plaza de tresorier de Ia vile. est de-
clare dament elu a cette place..
Mr.. j. W. jackson ayant rseu 6 voix sur Z
pour 10 place d'imprimeur de la vile. est de-
clare dun1ent elu a cette place. 3 I.+a
h Les MONS de messieuTs J.J. Morgan ct b.
A. Martel sont pFesentes CONNIE candidass
poaf Ia place d'ayocat de Ia vile il parait par
le scrutin que Mr.. Morgan Q recu 5 yoix ct
Mr.. Martel- 2 voix. Mr.. Morgan est par con-
aequent declare ddment Ella CONNIE avocat de
Ia vilIc.,
MFR. C. Thompson ayant recu Z voix pour la
place de constable de ID vile, est declare du-
ment elu b eetts place. 2
lie bureau ~s'ajourne jusqu'a demain a S
heures de Tapres midi. a
l.. MADDEN, PRESS. so
Pour copie ConfoEme.l aH d
oP.L HEBRARD, Grefies.
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Vente PubliQue.

Succession de Joel Z. CaNehan.
I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon. Cour dc Pa.
IL roisse &c la Paroisse St. Landry, il sers
vendu q l'encan public, au dernier ct plus Of
frant enchGrisseur, par la soussign6e t~utrice,
on par un encanteur public. sur les lieux, lie
lIardi, II Maj, 1870,
la propriGte suivante. appartenant a la success
sion de Joel T. Callcllan. decide a SAVIOR :
.(8O) Quatreviugt acres de terre, situes
dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur lie. Bayou
Petite Prairie. borne au nord par les terres de
Elisha Mcbride ct SEVERN Ramard, all sud
par les terres de Sam Watson. 4 Pest par Nine.
A. J. Rutledge, ct d rouest par les terres de
F.. Mcbride ct Sam Watson, asec toutes les
ameliorations. consistent en- une maison de re-
sidence, cuisine, magasin a mails, ct autres ba-
tisses.
Conditions-Comptant.
ELIZABETH FAHEY,
is avril, '7Q.] Tutrice.
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CERONT vendnes, a l'enchere. par lie SOUS
~ signG encanteur. lie
Zine jour du mois GArrn 1870.
au Port Barre, Paroisse St. Landry, csmmen-
cant a 10 heures du matin, les prophecies me
bilieres suivantes appartenant aux SUGGESTIONS
d'HonorG Dejean ct Euphrosine Close son
spouse, tous deux de la paroisse de St Lam
dry. decides; "a s~avoir:" ] Moulin a cotton,
l moulin a mails, l roue pour moulin a cotton,
| vieux mulet, ] chaudiere l lot de briques-
ainsi que la terre ci.dessous decrite apparte-
nant I aux dites SUGGESTIONS ct 4 a Felix De
jean de la p~aroisse St. Landry, ct IA SEES enfants
issues de son marriage avec AzGlie Louaillier
dernierement de Ia paroisse de St. Landry,
decedee, viz: "Une c~ertaine terre situee sur
lie Bayou Courtableau au Port Barre, ell cette
Paroisse de st, Landry, mesurant douze cent
%cinquante acres, plus on moins. avec toutes
les batisses ct authorizations qui y sont situGes
-bornee Quest par lie Bayou Ttele, est par
lie Bayou Courtableau, sud par la terre de
Raymond Deshotels, ct nord par 10 Bayou
Courtableau ct la terre de Charles Close.
7ermes ct Conditions.
Les prophecies meubles compliant, ct la terre
CONNIE suit: Cet!e partle de la terre sltuee
entire lie Bayou Teche ct hne ligne tree a ira
VciS 10 tlCuA CdIIP CduNaSO1 q aHbHSo uiOAkS
avec lie Courtableau, en- lots de dix acres, les
lots faisant face all Courtableau devront con-
tenir une face de deux arpents ct demie; la ba-
lance de la terre seta vendue en- lots de Gin.
quante acres, en- tiers dr prfx d'achat devra
etre pave comptant--la balance a IN ct deux
ans du jour de la vente; les acquereurs four
nissant leurs billets payables a leur propre or
DIRE ct endossGs par eux, avec interct a hut
pour cent par an de rechGance, avec bonnie ct
sufisante securit6 a la satisfaction de l'admi-
nstrateur dcs dites SUGGESTIONS, une hypo-
theq,te spectacle, ct lc privilege du vendeur Sc
ront rGtenus sur les proprietes vendues. ct la
clause 'de non aliendo," sera aussi insGrGes
dams lie proces-verbal de Ia vente de la sue.
cession.
La portion du compliant revenant a III dit
Felix Dejean ct ses quatre enfants majeurs
issus de son dit marriage, sera payee au dit Fe.
lx DGjean, ct la balance de leufs portions pour
lesquels des billets devront etre donne, seront
fats payables au dit Felix Dejean gu a SON
ordre, en- deux billets un payable en- un an, ct
rautre en- deux ans du Jour de Ia vente avec
interet a HUT pour cent par an de Peche-
ancc, assures par hypothsque 1T lie privi.
lege du vendeur, ct bonnie ct suffisante securi-
sc, avec la clause de 'non aliendo," dc la
meme maniere que les premiers susdits billets.
LEONCE +. LASTRAPES.
Encanteur.
&c mars, 1870.
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Samcdi, 7 Mai, 1870,
Etat de la Louisiana.

FStat de la Louisiana.
CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 1922
Succession de CELESTE GuiUory.
A UGUSTE PAPILLON, de la Paroisse
a. St. Landry, administrator de 10 sue
cession de Celeste Guillory, ayant enr6gis-
ire un tableau final de classification des
dettes ct distribution DIES fonds de Ia sus.
dite succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant l'homologation d'icelui ct at.
,endu quill a etc fait droit i Ia demande de
a dite petition par I'M ordre de la Cour
en- date du 90 Mars 1870;
En- consequence, aAis est par lie present
dome aux intercsses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams Ia vile des
Opelousas, dams les trente jours qui sulv-
ront Ia date du present avis, pourquoi ledit
Tableau nc serait pas approuve ct homolo-
que.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier:
20 mars, 1870.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16
Public sale.

13uDl1c sale.
Estate Of augustus L. Wankler.
RY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the parish Of
st. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned administrator, or the pre-
misses, or by a duly commissioned auction
Ger, in the town of Washington, on
Wednesday, May 4M, 1870,
the foil. wing described property belonging
to the estate of Augustus L. Winkler, de.
ceased, late Of the parish of st. Landry, to
wit:
ONE FOURTH OF A LOT OF GROUND
with the buildings. and improvements there.
on, situated in the town of Washington at
the corner of st. John and Vine Streets.
THE SOUTH EAST QUARTER OF LOT
No. thirty.scvcn, as marked upon the plat
Of the town of Washington, bounded North
by property Of I.emcllc, east by Bridge
street, south by Vine street, and west by
land Of l.. Dupre, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, known as Winkler's
Cotfee.iouse.
Terms and Conditions.--One half cash
the balance on six months credit, purchaser
giving bis promisory note bearing eight per
cent per annum interest from maturity,
with good and solvent security, vendor re-
tanning privileged and special mortgage. Pur-
chaser not to ALLEVIATE, hypothecate or 9th
erwise cucumber the property sold, to the
detriment of said reserved privilege and
mortgage.
ELIZA A. SUTHERLAND,
Administrative.
April 9. 1870,