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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Crates of hotel and restaurant Dishes, small
Bakers and Dishes, &C., &C., just received, at
Wholesale and Retail, at the Queensware Store,
16S Commercial Street.
40-E2 C SMITH
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Whether Clarke goes to Congress or not, Ny:
will stay in Emporia and make saddles and har
ness for the citizens of Southern Kansas. 36-t
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Wichita, Sedgwick County.-Parties think
ing of locating at Wichita will receive all desired
information in regard to lands town lots business
prospects, etc, by calling addressing Steele,
Roe & Bright, Wichita, Kansas.
See advertisement in another column. 27-tf
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LOst--on the LIST inst, somewhere in the city, a
Cameo Ear Drop, the finder will be very literally
rewarded by leaving the same at this ONCE. 4O-It
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Coffee roasted and ground daily at Curtis s
Burnham's Pacific Coffee and Spice Mills, Lesven.
worth. 40-zTe
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EUREKA.

EUREKA, KANSAS, Sept. 18th is70.-
while on trip through southwestern Kan.
sas, we stopped for q few days at this thriving
little city, and spent the time very pleasantly,
and We hope very probably TO our selves.
While there We stopped at the Eureka House,
Of which Mr.. Cummins is proprietor. This
house we recommend 70 all pleasure seekers
who may travel through Eureka. The pro-
prietor Is \ man well calculated for the bust
ness he Is in. There Is that accommodation
about him, which 50 ehAraeterizes a man in
this nineteenth century.
Messrs. Nicholas & Rizer, the gentlemanly
land agents, are doing good business, in fact
all the busipess portion Of the city seems to be
driving business in a very approved style, ex-
cept the lawyers; they probably would do
well II they were thinned out a little, rs the
inhabitants OF that section OF the country
seem to know comparatively nothing Of giving
lawyers their money; and then some few Of
them are given TO bad'habits, such AZ belong
ing to a democratic club organized In that
city. Some OF the members are democrats
from principle. One prominent man at that
place Is democrat, "because," TO use his own
language at the club meeting, " God gave him
light ~ \ democrat" But for this one feature
TO dim the future OF this thriving place, we
would say IL had but few equals.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-10-07

Findings and Leather, such Pegs, Sole
Leather, Avis, Upper Leather, Wax, Kip Leather,
Shoe Thread, Calf Leather, Eylets, etc. can be
found at Lehnhard's, sign of Big Boot, at Eastern
wholesale prices. lift
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Latest.-Hats and Caps, new styles, good quail
ty; Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Trunks and Valises,
etc, at the Emporia Clothing House, low for cash.
3S-41 j. n. FREESE.
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sGoOd News.-New goods; mems and youths
Clothing; lots of them, at the Emporia Clothing
House, sold cheap for the cash.
90 4, LpvpSp
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All AIistake.-The saddle used by Napoleon
at the battle of Worth not made by Nye OF
No. 1859 Commercial street. 36-tf
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By the latest arrival-And there's the rub
rber goods Trunks, Valises, Boots and Shoes, at
39-tf WILLIAM CLAPP's.
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wanted.-A No. one Miller Immediately, apply
to t40-41l W. T. SoDEN
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Ask for Curtis & Burnham's ground Conee and
Spices All goods bearing their trade mark are
warranted k0-<TN
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wanted.-Three good shoemakers can find en-
ployment by calling at the sign of the Big Boot
None but 1irst-class workmen need apply.
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For Sa1e.-Twenty acres of improved land, first
quality, with fruit trees, etc. Inquire of Peter H
Hughes, in the registers Office at the Court House
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Whenever you buy package of ground Pep
per. All Spice, Cinnamon, Ginger, Cloves. Mustard
or ground Coffee see that Curtis & Burnham name
is on it, and you will ind it genuine 40-f7s
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He viii also conduct h RESTAURANT
In connection with the above, and his tables
VIII at all times be supplied with vegetables
and everything that the country affords and
culinary art can furnish.
He keeps delivery wagon, and viii carry
orders to any part Of the city, free Of charge.
Commercial St., south Of the Court House,
2S-n EMPORlA, KANSAS.
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BY the latest arrivaI-Prices have gone down,
and people go to Capps for the best article in the
wherewithai To wear 39-tf
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Miller Wanted.-I wish TO hire good Miller,
immediately, good wages and steady situation.
W. T. SoDEN,
40-1t Emporia W alter Mill.
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School Bonds WAnted.-Address P. J. Moss
80 Delaware Street. Leayenworfh Kansas 40-4a
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A full and choice assortment of canned goods
Preserves and Jellies, at
Stiff FERGUSON & HARYEY's.
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Large and new stock of mems white Shirt:
Flannel Shirts and Cashmere Shirts, at
Stiff BANCROFT MCCARTER's.
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Largest Stock of Hats and Caps in Emporia al
20 RANcRnFr & Mec ARrrnss
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Mems Buck Gloves, from the manufacturers
new and good, at
37-tf BANCROFT MCCARTER'S.
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Prepare Yourself for what must come by b.
ing pair of those nice white Blankets at
34-tf NEWMAN & BROS
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Hides, Hides, Hides.-Having made arrange
ments with tanneries East, can pay the highest
cash prices for hides, sign of Big Boot. 35-tf
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New stock of women's and misses Serge Con
gress and Balmorals, the finest display ever Offered
in EmpOria, at [24-tf1 WIN. CLAPP's.
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If You want good pair of Kid Gloves, warran
ed, you can find them at
34-tf NEWMAN & BROS
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Freight.-James Fairchild is running teams to
and from the depot and is ready at all times to de-
liver goods to any part of the city. 23-6m
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For cheap Batting, Wooden Yarns, grey an
white Blankets, go to
s7-tf BANCROFT s. McCARrER's.
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Oats wanted.-Inquire at the Buckeye House
EmPOria- 4O-lt.
DR.. Trueworthy has good horse for sale
cheap. 4O-42
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Fresh Oysters at DaltOn's.-H you want
good meal go to Dalton's at Southern Restaurant
39-tf
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s4-tf once over Riggs. Dunlap q co.'s Bank.
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A full assortment of all kinds of Gloves and
Gauntlets, just received Lasker & Stol's, which
will be sold at the very lowest prices. 3s-tf
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-01-22
sHE1,1FE,s SALE.

7rurion LoweN U.s. Joseph II Dumesni2
ENISTRICT COURT, St. Landry, No
D'IiO97-By'virtue of an order Of seizure
and sale issued ont Of the 9Th District Court
of the Stale of Louisiana, sitting in and for
the Parish OF ST, Landry in the above entitled
cause, and to NE directed, ! will proceed to
sefl at public auction. to the last aud highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish in the
town Of Oprlousas. on SATURDAY the, 9th
day of February, 1870. at*1I o'clock a. NJ the
following described property, seized to satisfy
said writ. to-wit:s l n. ..... :
] The south half of the southwest quarter
of sectionf3lin township 5 south OF range 6
east, and the northwest quarter OF section .,
township 5 south of range q east, in the South
Nestern Land District of Louisiana, G. ntain-
ing two hundred and forty-one 60llOp acres
2a The east half Of section So in township
5 south of FRANCE 5 east, in the South Western
Land District Of Louisiana, containing 3l9
32ll00 acres u 81 =
8 The east half of the north. east quarter
and fractional northeast quarter OF section !
in township 6 south of range No. 5 east,i in
the South Western Land District of Louisiana
containing 40 72ll00 acres. .~sl,1s. ;
It A, One hundred and thirty acres of land
adjoining the herein above described tract of
land, bounded on the upper side by land OF
Gibbon S. Chevis. an ON the lower side by
land of Mrs Dickson-the above described
tract of land lying. in and situated in the Par
ish of st Landry >7f .''<f%' '.f713s@t
Terms-Cash "# f"3 = ''
J.. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Januarysls traasIGF aE,srgsA.t
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public SALE.

o1+s: lEstate ef Augustas L. Wiuekker.
10y VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon. the
- Probate Court in and for the parish Of
It. Landry, there will be sold at public auc-
rtlon, to the laSt and highest bidder, BY the
undersigned administrators or by a duly
commissioned auctIoneer, ia the town of
Washington, on WEDNESDAY,, February
9th, 1917, the following described property
belonging to the estate of Augustus L.
Wincsler, deceased, Ia te Of the parish est.
Landry, t~o-Wit--At sa5~4 BE
as ONE FOURTH OF A LOT OF GROUND
with the buildings and improvements there
Oh situated in the town of. Washington,
at the c0Sner Of ST. John and Vine streets
,s#THESOUTH EAST QUARTER OF LOT
No. thirty seven, as marked upon the plat
of the town of Washington, bounded north
by property tof Lemelis, east By Bridge
street, south by Vine street and west by
land of L. Dupre, with buildings and I'M
p~roveme1ts thereon, known as Winckler's
Coffee house, 7sa Efs o@a#h' = f7's
4 Terms and conditions-One half cash,
and the balance on six months credit, pur-
chaser giving his promisory note, bearing
eight per, cent per annum interest from
maturity, with good and solvent security,
vendors retaining privilege and special
mortgage; purchaser not to ALLEVIATE, by
pothscate, or otherwise cucumber the prop
ertyrsold, to the d%etrilnent of said reserved
privilege and mortgage. Sa72s'5'
ID ELIZA A. SUTHERLAND,
Id Jan 8 d" @|''@ '@.. Administrators.
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sHERIFF''S SALE.1

Payne, Huntington 8r Coz os. Adelard
tai is r,@a Caz7im, test, er.'s ,.@7 f"1
E1GHTH D1sTRICT COURT. Parish Of
A., st. Landry: No l2U01:-By viltue of
a writ Of seizure and sale issued out Of the
Eighth District Court of the State Of" Louisi-
ana, in and for the Parishsof St. Landry, in
the above entitled cause, and to me directed,
Itwii proceed to sell ct public auction at
Opelousas, gon SATURDAY the 5th day of
February, 1870, at eleven o'clocks A. M the
following described property, seized to satisfy
"A CERTAIN PLANTATION situated on
the Bayou Courtabl-au. in the Parish Of St.
Landry, composed Of the fractions hereinafter
describsdsyizs TNsSh StsbaeAa MI
Que hundred and fifty acres of land bought
from the government Of. the United States the
2nd January. 1919: one hundred and sixty
acres and thlrty-two hundredtbs bought from
the United States OH the 9Th of January, 1S4eg;
ninety-twso acres bought from the United,
States the 5th' December. 1919; one hundred
and ffty-nine acres and forty-two hundredths
bought from the United States on. the a7th Of
February, $40; one hundred and sixty acres
and thirty " hundredtls,, bought from H:
Prevent the 2nc January, 1S49;; one hundred
and forty eight acres and ninety-seven hun
dredths. bought from. Chachere the Sd January
l84e; nihe acres and fifty hulndredths bought
from E Duyernoy the '229th" January, Is4y;
ski. -eiglltf acres and ninety-seYens hundredttsl
bought from Couion Devilliers the 2bth yep
ruafy. 1919; one hundred and tsenty-flght
acres bought from J B Annals the 2sth Dseen1-
Der. lS49; seventy-six acres and iorly-s.x hup-
dredths bought the .5th Of june, io3i, ron
Bihm and nineteen acres ana tnr1y aun.
dredths bought the 18th November mf lGo', TON
j Lyons,-making in, alfa snpeihclal area Vi
,h;,tv-six bundredths, more or less. all in diff
frrrnt tracts adjoining one another. together
with ali The buildings and improvements and
DEPENDENCIES thereon sat !" ''ss '1s saola
- H. j., N. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
- Ia f4s Id .fEeta Il ,@s$& 81
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PUBLIC SALE
Estate Of Jesse Audrus.

W7ILL be sod at. public sale to the last
wv and highest bidder, ON TUESDAY
January 10, 1870, by the undersigned I'D,
ministratdr or a duly qualified pablic auc.
tioncer, at the last residence Of the de-
ceased on Bayou Beuf, seven miles above
Washington, parish S.. Landry, the follow
ing described property belonging to the
estate OF the late Jesse Andrus, ,to.wit:
l. THE PLANTATION On which the
deceased last resided, bounded north rbv
lands Of Mrs. c. Enochs,, east byyy swami van
land, south by land of j. J.aAndrus, and
west by Bayou Beuf, containing about 400
arpenis, nearly all cleared and once in cul-
t~iyatien, Together with all the buildir cs
and improvements thereon, consisting of
large and comfortable dwelling house, nee
eSsarys odtbuildings, good quarters for &C.
commoaatlon of twenty: FIVE laborers. grist
mill, rebsgins Of sugar house.
.AbolAse hundted and fft1y acres
IF Wild lana adjoining tic above, being
sections 50 AND ST Of township 4 south Of
range 4 east, Northwestern Land District
of Louisiana. "A aaa s42 Na >~4sassEa
Terms and G $dltions.-The purchasers
" pay t&cooo/ one NtIOuSdIlQ BLK UlnuTeO
dollars cash on tia day of ssale,I and to rs.
sumo to pay on the 9th of January, 1871,
the last mortgage noe due BY deceased to
Robert 5. Nathan, the said note being for
EtS236e) two thousand three hundred and
sixty dollars due r1st January, 1870, and
bearing eight per cent yearly interest from
maturity until paid, the same amount to
be paidlSat |thes Office of Messrs.j Moore Il
Morgan in the town. of Opelousas; the bal
ance VI the purchase money, payable on the
18th of January, 1871, at the office of 6.
W.vIludspeth, Esq, in the town of Opelou-
sas, and if rot then p,unetually paid to bear
interest at $500 per mum until paid; q
special mortgage and vendors privilege
will be retained on the property until the
tinal payment of the price-principal and
interest JtJbat may have accrued. ~
IrN s~a ~tGE0KRE w. sHUDSPETH,
dec 11y4agH - ., Administrator.
Land situated in said parish, in the Prairie
/ Piaisanee.s containing six hundred ~arpents,
more of less, bounded north by boyou Grand
Louis. sou.hby formerly Philippe Andrepont
and JeanUF asseur and now William Ortego
and Jean Vasseur's widow, eastssby land Of
Louis Deoaillon, west by the heirs Of Muhel
DeVille deceased, with the buildings and i'm
Drovernents thereon. " =
a5ATerms-Cash.
4s-~ ta J. NJ. Unlisted,
: nov 81 aua3 Coroner and Acting Sheriff,
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Public sss:fla

=. Az - Estate. Of Simon. RiVqha1rd.~ ~
PY NIRTUE of an o~rder.efthe Hon. the
~ Parish Court in and for the parish of
st. Landry, there will be sold at public
auction TO the last and highest bidder, bv
the undersigned auctioneer, at tie last
residence Of the deceased % bayou Teche,
parish, Of St. Landry, on
.a. THURSDAY, january 9th, 1870,
the following described property belong
ing to the Estate Of Simon Richard, decd,
to-Wlt-a q 'as~H has a.as-.a..T
l.. THE PLANTATION situated on the
west bank of the bayou Teche, following
the current, with all the buildings and i'm,
p~rovcmeilts thereon, having a front of IA
arpcnts on said bayou II arpents of
said front running to a depth of % ar
penis, and the remaining 3 arpents run
hing to- a depth of slo arpentS making
alt~ogetheg596 arpents, bounded above by
landsgof F.fE. Dexilaers, bsesw by lands Of
the esNte described as lot No. Q, and in the
depth ~ land of Widow V. Langois and
Widow A. Darheehaings L
.. THE UNDIVIDED HALF of a Ger,
tain tract Of woodland Situated on bayou
Teche, containing about 200 arpents more
or les, bounded above, by. the, plantation
above described. below by lands Of Widow
Hilaire DuPlechain, and in the depth by
land above. described, being the-oame 4lnd
purchased by ~imon Richard from f. Van
lrot, by act No. %, 1866 before 0. A.
Guidry Recorder. a. .'5
81 Six miles, one wild cow, and calf,
one mich COW and calf, one creole horse,
two norse carts. one silver watch, one let,o1
silver ware, one Tot of hogs, household fur.
n~iture, plasSatlon utensils and ther things
too numerous to mention. + 70 ru 81
Terms and Cotditlons.-Tke plantation
payable to.wlt:-S3000, CASH, balance in
two equal and aitnuM lhstaTlmenfs from day
of sale. Fer the rest of the property, every
adjndicatio3 of $40 and under, cash and
all sums over $40 in two equal aud anrpal
in>tallments from the day Of sale, :Alrchas,
ers On credit tcJgive their prom sorly notes
with good and Solvent surities atid bearsg
eight per cent per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and a special mortgage
and vendors privilege retainedson the land
and improvements. ~ .i -~~.aa' a-"
F. PERRODIN, ,"b
f. If i--.@ .4'''' = '"' " .+''i A%lctioneer.
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=. sheriff - sale.

Jha F. SAaw as. D. G. Keller ct al.
nIsTRWT COURT, Sc Landry, No. 9399
~ By virtue of all alias writ of fl. ia. issued
by the Hon Eighth District Court. sitting in
and for the Parish of st Landry, in The above
entitled suits and TO me directed, 4 will offer
for sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said par
sh. in the town Of Opelousas, on SATURDAY
the tl. tday Oh February 1870 at e'elock 4.
NJ, 'thee Following described property seized to
satisfy said writ, toswit: j IA { 40
AtCERTAlN TRACTOR LAM. Situated
in the Bayou Chicot settlement, in tbs Parish
of ST. Landry, measuring one hundred 'spd
twenty-five superficial ARES, togethels with bill
and singulartlle buildings aud improvements
thereon erected, it bfilg the last residence of
.JamesaAkkenhsad,, deceased ~, ~ <sa-as
TerIpsT-lClash YgyL l.n2H .I.gsHl. s,f~
aI a,54 h,lafrsssi JIG. HAYES, Sheriff 4
D. january. L. A.e as,,vtagr~FEB .s$ E4s.tV%4
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JUDICIAIADVMENI
tO4 t<PubEc sale. jIlf

tU9 hf.I7nbHc sale. JitT
Estate Of A6ner:B~ Nee 3hand in COM
Fsfs.i IL - a*munityi Ge., 1'@ $50
10y VIRTUE Of ;arn order of. the Probate
- Court of the MrishS OF St. Landry,
there viii be sold at public auction, to the
last AID highest, bidder, by the undersigned
administrators or by a public anctieneer, on
the premises, on THURSDAY February
10th, 1870, theafolpwing described proper
~ belonging ny to tt, succession aforesaid f rs '1.t to
wit p" S'N
!. THE PLANTATION on. which the
deceased last resided, situated in Roberts
Cove, PARISH aforesaid, containing six hun
dred and forty acres, more or less, bounded
IN the east by lands of Valentine q. Clark,
west by lands of Smith and lands of the es-
tate, south by Bayou Pla luemine Brulec,
and north 10y the public domain, togethe,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. '-"
TERMS and Co" ditions-One fourth Of the
| price to be paid down on the day Of sal,
and the balance thereof TO be paid in three
| equal annual instruments from the day OF
sale, purchasers TO give their notes payable
to the administrative of said succession,
and bearing eight per cent per annum
from maturity until paid vendors privilege
and a special mortgage to be retained IN
favor Of the estate to secure final payment
Of said credit price, principal. and interest
| that may accrue. 81,
This plantation will lie sold in lots, of not
less than 40 nor more than fifty acres.
-. ~ ~- EMMA ANbRUS,
Jan s r4 'o~ t.aD Administrators.
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j


ss,, ,E1asaQfee ggsslfoAn,L yons and wvfe. -
TK7lLL be soldibyaehe undersigned, or by
WV aidsdy qualified pJ,fbiie iatlctionfeer' or
THURSDAY, january 27th,s 1870, at .th,r
residence ofathe' family of the deceased ii
'W'.%Ia, shipggto6n,,I the .fofiSYYiihGgg described pro
ssl3af THE RESIDENCE ofthe family of
the deceased, consisting Of fractional por-
ton of slot Ne. Al--6f atha& plan tdtff the
town of'Washif. gton,s bo1urhdedi on One SIDE
by lotiformeriy belonging to james. McIan.
TEL, deceasassd, OF The oolIhecr BY lot Of PER-, ],
on 6ine siide, by. DejjsaH street, aonfthk othes
py ,pupree street. Containing one superficial
acre more fpf less, Itogether2 withtsalIlthe
buildings and improvements u tffereossa ext
cept the corn h@use5andj sta Die (which, be.
lsngsatosIr m BaP Derpmas.ir4 ut .ttt7o'Fia4
7a2. "A TOWN EaOT' 4 fighting !1iliil & as, No, .@,1IQ44
of the plan Of GardinsrIs addition to 5aid
town. containing, as per plat annexed to
process Der6aj of Estate of iThon as Gardiner
made Deeeaabef stB,y fs54,e fg3 FEET 3y 1913
feet, boaadei east bys land formerly belsng-
ing to offutt brothers, north BIZ Sitjgg
Street, south BY Dgenn street and west abt
lot purchased at said b. p, B, Fontenot.
8. A FRACTION of q warehouse lot
figuring as No. log of Gardiner's addition,
bounded east by and fofmeHy belonging to
Ofutt brothers, west by4 fractional portion
Of said lot sold to C., G. Pickett ct ais. March
18th. 1851, north by Front street, and
south by Water street. ,haying1a front of
l7s feet on % Water stfset and running back
to front Street. 49, e.. .,[.sta.. .,r
a WAREHOUSE LOT. on west bank
of bayou Cosptableast, containing 100 feet
front by 30 in depth, with, use of batture in
front, at the place where the saw mill and
draw bridge formerly stood. being reservaI
ton made BY John lyons in sale to j mes
S. Clarke, April 7th, 1859, aud recorded in
book r. page4l5 Recorders office parish
of ST. Landry. Il j ,s.eas 4 -
b. One. carriage and harness, one lot of
kitchen furniture, a lot Of gentle .Dilcht
COWS, q lot OF wild horned cattle, and other
things too to- mention. 10 z9it ge,
f.Termssand genditions!-TRe i~mfnoveable
property one third cash ; for the balance of
the purchase price, purchasers to furnish
their two promisory notes, payable respsca
tigely5ia ena aud two years from the day of
sale, with eight per cent per n inter-
est from maturity, secured by special mort
gage and vendors prisilege. purchasers not
to ALLEVIATE, h~ypothrcate, tsor otherwise en-
HE "a dipuesrrty sold to the detriment
Of said reserved privilege and mortgage.
The moyeabie property. for ASH
b GEORGE ". HUDSPETHa1a
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