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Foreign Markcts-[BY TELEGK,

LONDON, May o-Noon.--Consols, Gig. United
States bonds, s3b.
LONDON, Nay 3o-Erening. -Cons OILS, ol. Unite
states bonds, s9t. T.tlow quiet. Sugar active.
both on the spot aud Il float.
LIVERPOOL, Nay Eoon.--Cotton quiet up
sales, 10 900 bales. Kcd western Wheat IS. Sd.
Brendstuif, hrm. Corn quiet. Pork aud Lar,
quiet and steady.
and irregular: rplands, lrId Orleans, lid. :
sales, o,O0J bales including GEO for speculation
ami export. Corn, 27s. 81.
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FELLOWS WHO REQUIRE WATcHrNG.-There
are good many fellows going about town
pretending to be hawkers, pedlars, and
huckstcr, or buyers Of rags. old papers, &c. :,
who will bear watching by housckarpers,
and who need the strictca, Surveillance OF
the police. In Philadelphia few days ago
one of these bogus "rag men" bought from
child about seven years old, as old rags,
all the soled clothes Of the week, laid away
in a bag tor Wash-day. People should DC
cautious how they admit such fellows to
their premises. Many of them are In TO n,
kinds of mischief and wickcdncss.-R1tti.
more Sun:
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THE MCFARLAND Tragedy ey THE STAGE.
The Observation-Disclosures case has been
dramatlzed i'll Sap Francisco at the new
Pacific Theatre. The dtath-bcd marriage
is made the chief INDECENT, and is made in
tenSc!y humorous ny Horace Greeley giving
away the bride and Senator Revels signing
iliS name as witaess. The leading comic
ro'c IS th1t oi Ned Ilarrisan, who rlaysand
dresses Horace Greeley TO the life The
aenoncmcM Is perfect reconciliation be-
lWccn DeFarand and his wife, and the
CURTIN falls upon their second nnpiials, tie
GER -. Jmony, being performed by Bccchcr and
70! bingham.
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The Crens in Gcorria-xev Flour.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 30.-The wheat crop
of Georgia is good and promises 4 large
yield. A small shipment of new flour was
made to New York to-day.
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and
Alabama newspapers speak cncollragipgly
Of the corn and cotton crops. The rains OF
last week were general and timely. A larger
area of land is planted, and more fertilizers
used, and the planters are working hard.
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Financial aud Commercial.
Graan and Rrour Mar,.s,s.

Grain and Flour Marhet,
CORN AND FLoUR sxcuAxGn1
RICHMOND. Va. Nay 30, ls7o.
OFFERINGS.
IVhcnt.-Whita. So bushels. Red, none. n -zre
,o S2rn:ZW hitc, s2s bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed
Onts.-G2o bushels.
RE 31s bushels. u.s..
Peus.-lo bushels.
SALES.
Whedt-Whi te. 5s bushels gmtItty at 81 TO-
Corn--Wbite, 50 bushels prime at s1.oo: rco
pnsheis damaged 1T a1.o9 17s bushels nj al is
Mixed, o. bushels very good Mt $i.Is. -
RE-ExHIBIrED.
Oats.-62o bushels.
Rye.-l0 bushels.
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vTATER-WuEEL.-A CARD.-7

MAT L R-WIIEEL.-A CARD.-The
" subscriber, being licensed for building The
Ncclsi,r Turbine atcr-W Wheel, patented August
.th, 1853, by Isaac ). Roland. OF Reading Pa, for
the states Of East and Wet Virginia. axes this
meth d OF making 1t known TO milwrIehts, mill
self. OF pracs'cal experience, can recommend the
aforementioned whctl Us the best To his know
ledge in use. Having two wheels Of the kind In
at his works, one Of twenty inches running hi.
shop and machinery in lt, and one OF thirty inches
which Is used for Running the saw-miIi. any one
think can give any person full satisfaction as
10 The superiority and utility Of the above ed
wheel. | also have the permission Of selling t.
any Tertiary south OF this, provided the same b,
LOT sold or licensed to some other person. ANY
onc in want OF good motor will do well to give
III 4 call before purchasing elsewhere, as this
wsecl Is more simple and cheaper than any OF
those that have any pietcnsions to economy III the
use OF water. There are mlny kinds before the
puplic, but the great majority of them are no,
worthy the patronage. therefore ! would wish to
satisfy every purch Of the fact that eau sell
him Z wheel that can't be beaten for economy Of
water or lowncss of prize.
/ would say to any one that can't call here TO
write and geL circular and particulars of the
wheel and compare them with others the EX-
CEhSlOR will not require but about one-third
the size Of penstoCk that any inward discharge
wheel docs. AT this Tune am well prepared with
all descriptions Of GEARING, which are made anc
tilted up as cheap here as they can be had any
where, rs | have Oeen making this branch Of my
business my special study for some time past.
ain satisfied that we can compete Ill the economy
of wafer with any sec Of men, however noted they
have become. Therefore would solicit call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Please cal! on or AL
dress SAMUEL FITZ,
Martinsburg Berkely county, ". Va.
Ami
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National. Decoration Day.

WASHINGTON, May 39--All the public of.
fees are closed to-day in view Of the fact
that it is the day set apart for the decoration
Of the graves Of the Union soldiers.
There is al immense crowd at Arlington
Cemetery. The weather is cloudy, but no
ruin is falling.
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Illness OF ,Ecromc y,ouapartc.

BALTIMORE. May 30.-M. Jerome Bona
parte is very i'll. He was SC low yesterday
That the report Of his death was circulated.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, May 30.-Prcsidcnt Ccspcdcs's
son Oscar has been captured. Colonel John
Clanccry (Amcrican) has been killed.
\ large number of plantations in Camar-
quay district have been destroyed by Gene
raj Gavado.
General DcRodas executed seven Prison
crS in retaliation for seven wood-cutterS
killed near Puerto Principe.
A telegram from Puerto Principe says
that Ce>redcS prevents his partisals frrm
escaping from the country.
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To Kxrp IcE.-Bclps Messenger sac ;:
.,afh' M masicr how coarse and faded tt is.
Hayea spare Of two inches or % between ,sao
th hen inner and outer pockets, ana packH anis
spaco as full as possible WIN Leahshe My
Rave no need to use geese isa ..1 ,acras
,hns and kept closely tied st sns
mouth, few pounds Of Ice may % kcps .
,Seat, ~ ~
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Mr. John W.
Bouchelc, whilst returning home from MIR
L. III. Marbles on tuesday evening last, was
killed by lightning, together with the horse
he was riding. He started from Mr.. Mar
ble's accompanied by Joyncr Lewis, both
on horseback, Joyner in front some twenty.
five yards. 4 vivid flush Of lightning and
then Il severe crash of Thunder came,
which filed the air with sulphu-
rous odor. causing the hearts of those
near TO quake with fear. Joyner Lewis,
who was in front, being shocked and alarm
cd, leapcd from his horse and found shelter
in cabin near by. After the storm JOyner
went home, and, afr. Bouchele not having
arrived, concluded he had returned to MIR.
Marbles. Next morning he went TO Mr.
Marbles to sec if Mr.. Bouchelle was there,
and not finding him there. he with Mr. Mar
bic, started in search of him, and found the
body of Mr.. Bouchelle lying by bis horse,
both still in death. They were lying oppo-
site large black gum tree, which was also
struck. The lightning followed down The
tree to within about five feet of the ground.
and then branched of, and 1t Ia stppes6ti
Mr. Bouchelle was Of that moment nppa-
site the point when 1t glanced OF fsena the
tree.-Gloucestsr Herald.
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poSt-OUspp RGhherv-

ROCHESTER, n. T., May 3O.-The post
Office here was robbed last night Of all the
letters it contained. No clue has been dis
covered rs TO the identity of the robbers.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special teleera ms to the Dispatch.
WAsHIsGToN, D. c., May 80, 1869,

Special t'icera-mS 10 the DlspatCs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 80, 1869,
The Cha rses Against the Postmaster
at Alexandria Rcfuteti.
The Charges against W. D. Massey, post
master Of Alexandria, Va, of having robbed
the mails under bis custody, have been cor
pletely rcfuted.
A thorough examination of the books,
records, and employees, has resulted in
showing that there was not q particle of
evidence to sustain the charges preferred
against him. Some person, evidently very
unfriendly to Mr. Massey, trumped up the
accusations sad framed them.
Decoration Day.
All as'Gnues of information is closed to-
day. Congress is not in session. All the
departments are closed, and the officials en-
gagged in decoration ceremonies in the early
part of the day, and thereafter enjoying
domestic circles. WALLACE.
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Foreign News.
ENGL AND.

LONDON, May 30.-The Colonial office has
adyices OF the utter and final failure Of the
recent Fcnian attempt ON Canada.
LONDON, May 30.-Heron is elected to
Parliament from Tipperary.
The past weeks drought causes much
anxiety about the crops.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 30.-Empress Eugene will
visit Denmark.
The smallpox is increasing terribly.
in the Corps Lcgislatif to-day it was an
nounccd that the Government would not
reliquish its prcrogativc of appointing the
mayors.
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Indian DufFageS.

BRYAN, WYOMING TERRITORY, May 3d.
The Indians raidcd on the stage route hence
to South Pass yesterday, capturing ten stage
country south Of here is full of Indians
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
to Break Jail-A Riot Feared.
non lnce nr the RichinnnG NignatI.L

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
FARMvILLE, May 80, 1870.
An attempt was made last night by the
prisoners in our county Jail to effect their
escape. The inner door was broken open,
and while operating OH the outer door they
were discovered by the jalor, K: s. Hines,
Esq, who proceeded to secure the prison.
ers. Being alone, the prisoners set upon
him, and but for the interference of one OF
their number his life would have been en-
danyered, and they have escaped. Assist
ance was procured for the night, and this
morning irons were sent from Furmylle rs
additional securities.
The imported hands ut the high bridge
struck this morning, and telegram has
just been received here to prepare Tor al,
outbreak, as they are mostly drunk and
riotouS, and threaten TO come totown. The
citizens arc prepared for any emergency,
but we hope there is no serious danger,
Respectfully, +. A.
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Associated Press kilograms
The Presbyterian FOREIGN Missions

PHILADELPHIA, May Gothic Presbyte-
ran General Assembly tabled resolution
approving President Grants Indian policy.
Inc chinese. jew, and Indian missions
We're transferred TO the home missions.
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SAD Academia child aged abous tna
years, son Of Mrs. Morgan, OF New York
city, was drowned at Buchanan on Satur.
day last. He had been taken to that place
by his mother in the hope of restoring his
enfeebled health, when the sad accident oc-
Cured. -Roan0he Times.
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1t is understood thas General Banks re-
Gently wrote to a gentleman in New York
that if the Senate a.ts to ratify the treaty
for the annexation OF San Domingo to the
United States this Government will pro-
coed to take possession of SANTANA bay inn
mediately after Congress adiourns- Wash
ington icttcr-BnHimore Gazette.
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J. w. DOUGLASS,
Acting Commissioner

BY the terms of The law, receipts for the
satisfaction OF any mortgage, or Judgment,
or decree OF court, arc exempt. (Schedulc
Il, head "Rcccipts.'') This is considered
applicable to Il receipt for money paid Us in.
tcrest OH il mortgage debt.
J. W, DOUGLASS,
Deputy Commissioner of Isfurnal Revenue.
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Richmond Toh,cco u,r,, ..

MAY ao.-"e have no change 70 make In quota
LIONS. Inc breaks are large and prices steads,
win some dizziness In dark tobacco IL no. in safe
order.
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Second DiSDdtch.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May 30.-Thc Fcnian
leaders from the middle and western States
are i'll council. Though disguised with the
failure ut st. Adams, they arc not dispirit-
ed, and claim that the organization will
steadily pursue its object TO success.
WAsHINGToN, May 30.-Gcncrals Mellow
I'll and Ingalls, have returned here from Ma
lone, New York, where they have been at
tcndin" to the Fcmians.
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Roanoke county has voted 60 suhss.ksr
to the Valley railroad.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May 20, 1870.
To nag Nttny Ffiends:
In answer to the above call, which You have
thought proper 10 make upon me through th'
columns Ut The Richmond Dispotch. take this
method to announce myself Ca NDIDATE FOR
THE OFFICE OF TREASURER for Brunswick
jority OF the voters to cleo: me promise faitii.
full and jealous discharge of my duty.
4 ccept for yourselves, gentlemen, my sincere
thanks for the very I,tLering msnnrr In which
you have called upon me, and he assurance that II
tlcc ted will earnestly endeayor not To abuse your
confidence and good opinion or my business ca
pacity. an, with great respect,
I cur obedient servant,
my 2i-swIt&wtt JOHN IL. JOLLY.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

AMENDMENT TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE
B1LL-ADOPT ED SATURDAY.-That the tax
on all sales and contracts for the sale of
stocks, bono IS. gold and silver bullion and
coin. prom ssory notes or other securities,
be one cer for every hundred dollars for
the amount of such contracts.
The tax on gross pts for theatres WAS
rcd1ccd te one per cent.
Tive fax upon lottery dealers was i'll
crcas ed from $4,000 to 5000. The para
graph in relation 10 liz uor dealers was
amend, ed to make wholesale liquor dealers
pay Sl0p. and $40 for every additional 81 900
on all si,l"s in excess of $500. 4 proviso
was added that nothing contained in this
act shall be construed to impose special
tax upon any PEI son who sells only wine
made from grapes or other products of his
r;in growth at u lc place where the same Is
made.
An amcndmeI 1t WAS adopted that the de-
posts in as$ocis tions or companies known
;,s provdent Constitutions, savings banks,
savings funds. or savings institutions, dong
no OF her hliSiu ess than receiving deposits to
be loaned or i lNestcd for the sole benefit oi
the parties Ir .akin% such deposits, without
profit OF COM pcnSatOn to the association or
company, shi III be exempt trum tax.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL RE-
VENUE, Nay II. iS10.-Sir,--l has been re.
ported 10 tt. is office that cen. stamps only
are affixed 10 the official checks OF bank
caShicra i'll New York city, when drawn
upon their own banks. You will please
cause inQrir4 10 he made into the correct
ness OF this. rcpor {, and inform me OF its re-
suit. The 2-cert check stamps is to be
used Wien The cheek is drawn by one per-
son upon anoHile +. A check drawn by per-
soil upon hims 3lr is evidence Of All amount
OF money to b paid upon demand Or at il
iiiIlc certain, and should be stamped at the
rate OF prGnD sorry notes. The official check
Of cashier upon his own bank is the check
Of the bank upon Itself. Checks and drafts
drawn by one OF the bank officers upon
another 81, nplv in settlement Of the internal
business c,f the biniS. to balance accounts,
DC. arc to be treated as memoranda not
subject to stamp tax. it is when these
checks or drafts of :; hank upon itself are
issued 20 outside parties, as evidence of the
banks indebtedness TO them, that they re-
guirc stamps at the rate of promisory notes.
III this connection You are referred to page
ID Of series 5, No. 10.
Very respectfully,
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Acting Commissioner.
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TORONTO, May 30.-Dispaiches from Buff
Elo, N. y, say / 800 Fcnfans are there who
express determination to continue the
raid into Canada.
POM CoIBoRSE, May 3O.-All: fears OF
interruption of the Welland canal by the
Fenians are dissipated. There are plenty
of troops along the line to protect it.
The troops intended for the Red river ex-
petition are detained to meet any contifl-
gcncy arising out of the Fenian invasion.
ST. ALBAHs, May 30.-Many Fenians be-
licving General ONcirs arrest to have been
voluntary submission, they threaten his
life
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May, 1870.

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May, 1870.
AIR. JOHN r. JOLLY,-Dear Sir Con.
INA tiding In your integrity and honor rs q gen
tlcman and believing from the uprightness and
consistency of your past life and the promptness
with which YOU have attended TO business chat you
viii not shrink from the performance Of the duties
of any Office pertaining to the good Of your coun
ty, sou are called upon by. number Of your
FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
forthwith.
Sincerely hoping you will comply, we are, yer,
rcapecttully, Y0UR MANY FRIENDS.
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,sup rOBACCcNIsTS.-#s are prepared
4 TO make IN tHs bes. mapnss al slsc. g. e
tfNEERE ELk TEs ets,., g. sasst este md %
sfabbhsbls sefRs, We tsenla ge pasats9 sa aaFs
. SEA isesa :" - ~ssg AsNER . TuRPIs,,
mhu lSaa Main stfset,
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Sherin-s sale.
Citizens B" NIX OF E,Oussiamt

citizens e. NIX OF Louisiana Va.
Richard Nc Call--Fourth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish of Ascension.
No. I7l3
ID virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. to me directed
ID by the Hon. the Fourth District Court
or the Parish of Ascension, in the above en-
titled cause, I will proceed to sell, at the
Court House door, in the town of Ops-
lousas, Parish ofSt Landry. on SATURDAY Y,
the 3rd day of December next, 1870, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. the following described prop
erty, seized to satisfy said writ, to wit:
A certain Sugar Plantation
situated in the Parish of St. Landry, on the
east side of the Bayou Croquant or Teche,
bounded above by lands belonging to Mudd,
and below by ands belonging to Terrell, hav-
ing d front of eighteen arpents on said bayou,
by forty arpents, more or less, IN depth, and
containing about seven hundred and eighteen
superficial arpents, together with all the build
ings and improvements, horses, mules, cattle.
implements of husbandry, &c, thereunto BE-
longing, together with $50 shares of the mort
gage stock of the Citizens Bank of Louisi-
ana thereto attached.
Terms and Conditions--The purchaser to
furnish a stock note for the sum OF three
thousand nine hundred and thirty-two dollars,
(SS:S932), falling due on tho first day of April,
1870, and renewable according to the charter
of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and the
stock note so furnished, to be identified with
the act of mortgage and pledge passed by Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Angamar in favor OF the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana, on the 18TH of
March, 1850, before Ad. Boudousque, Notary
Public in New Orleans, and with the sheriff s
deed of sale in this case.
Terms-Cash.
j. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
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RI1Iic Sale.
Estate of Andre,o J. Smith.
no.n4a Of nnnih q Smith.

Estate OF AndfeW y. onete's.
Estate of DaoA y. Smith.
Thy VIRTUE of IN order Of the Hon.
ID Probate Court Of the Parish Of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public NC
ton, by the undersigned, or by a puollc
a~uctioneer, at the store of Morris q ftaV-
ard in Big Cane, on TUESDAY, December
goth, 1870, the following property belong
ing TO Ethe estate of Andrew j. Smith de-
deceased. to.wiG ,
Attract of land situated in the Parish OF
St. Landry, being the northeast quarter
and the east half of the the northwest
quarter and the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 335 in town
2 south Orange 4 east, in the Southwest
ern Land District of Louisiana, containing
$50 acres more or less.
Also at the same time and place. will be
sold the following property belonging to
estate of David j. Smith, deceased, to wit:
One tract of land on Little Bayou Rouge,
Parish ofSt Landry, being the east half OF
the southwest quarter of section 50 in
township 3 south of range 4 east, in the
Southwestern Land District of Louisiana,
containing about 80 acres.
Terms and Conditions-One-half the pur,
chase price cash on the day OF sac, and
the remainder payable in twelve months.
purchasers to give their notes with good
and solvent security in solido, to the sat
isfaction Of The administrator, bearing 8 per
cent yearly interest after maturity, and a
special mortgage and vendors privilege
with pact de non aliendo to be retained on
the property sold until full and entire pay.
ment Of the purchase price principal and
interest that may accrue.
W. D. GOODWIN,
Nov. 10. Administrator
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Sher.inss Sale.
state of Louisiana.

Brigette Sicily District Court
her husband B No. .2039.
ID virtue of a writ Of f. ia. issued by the
ID Hon, the District Court Of the Eighth
Judicial District, in and for the Parish Of st.
Landry, in the above entitled cause, and to
me directed, / will proceed to sell, at the
Court House of this Parish, in the town of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY,, December 3rd,
1870, at IL O'Clock, a. m, the following de-
scribed property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit
A certain plantation, situated on Coul6e
Croche. in the Parish of St. Landry, contain
ing 100 acres, more OF less, bounded on the
north by lands of Hypolite Chretien, on the
south by lands of Mrs. we. Dtogene savole
and W. T. Smith, on the east by public lands
on the west by lands of Hypolite Chretien,
said land is situated in township 7 south of
range 4 east.
Conditions On a credit of twelve months,
purchaser giving bond and security according
to law. J. M. THOMPSON.
nov. ~. Sheriff.
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Brigette Sicily, cour de- District.
VS.. st. Landry,
Juste Bertinot. son. mari. No. 5000:
EN vertu dun writ de Fl. ia. de l'Hon. la
Il Cour de District du Huitieme District
Judieiaire, dams ct pour la Paroisse de st.
Landry, dams l~affaire ci-dessus intitnle, ct a
moi adresse, ~j'offrirai en- vente p%ublique. a la
Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse, Ell la vile
d'Opelousas, lie SAMEDI 3 Decembre 1870,
a II heures du matin. la propriete ci-apres
deerite, saisie pour satisfaire ledit writ SAVIOR:
Une eertsine habitation slime sur la Coulee
Croche dams la paroisse st. Landry. conte
nant 1870 acres, plus GU moins bornee nord par
les terres de Hypolite Chretien; sud par les
terres de madame veuve Deogene savoie ct
w. F. Smith, est par les torres ~publiques, ct
Quest par les terres de HypoIite Chretien-la
dite terre est situee dams lie township 7 sud de
Ia rangee a est.
Conditions "A un credit de douze mois.
l'acauereur fournissant son billet avec secu-
rite scion la loi.
j. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
10 ncyembre.