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Succession de Janes G.. Hayes

SMCeessiOaR de Ia . q. Hayes
Gour de PaTaisse,s II asnv.
EGBERT %. HAYES, de 10 Paroisse de.
- 81. Landry,aayant presente une petition.
q Fefef d5etre no1aHae administrator de lasuc-
~cessiead de James q Hayes, decsdd, derniere
Inent de Ia dite paroisse
En- consequence risestp par le present danne
aux fas6ress6s dams cette succession dsavoir a.
deduire par ecrit, a NOR bureau, dams les
dix jdllrs quisiivront III date da present
ayislearais0fss 81 aucune ils pourslesquslIes
II neseTait pas fat tiFoitsa II denande du peti.
~ionnsirs Jos. ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
10 septernbre
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AGUE AND FEVER.
Succession de H.aac Hayes et
ss SON eDOHse.# t@FAR*

CoUR Dg PARuissE, 81 LANDRY--No. 3044
TGBERT o. HAYES. de ID Paroisse St
Ia Laudfysz ayant pfesent6 une petition
aFf'efet d'etFe nomln6 Administraseur de la
succession de Isaac Hayes et son 6potse de-
eedes, dernierement de II dita psToisse |;
En- consequences. avis est par represent dom
NE aux increases daxla cette succession d.ayoir
Y dednife, par ecrissa mon Bureau. dams les
dix jours qni suivrosit IA date du present avis,
es ~raisons, sfancine lis ont, pour ~lesqaelles
II ne sarait pas fait droit u ladits petition.
as JOS ID. RICHARD, dref6eI.
10 septen1fre
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Etaf de la Louisiana.

OUuI ue I aEUIssE. s5E' LaIuEY. NO. oaI5
Succession de John HagendoorR.
CYLNESTER }. BARRY, de la Paroissc
y St. Landry, administrators de la success
sion de fen John Hagendoorn, ayant enregistfe
un tableau de classification des dettes de Ia
sdite succession, accompagHe astne position
dcmandant lh~omologation d'icelui;
Eft attendu, qu'ila etc fait droit a I'd deman-
de de la djte petition, par mn ordre de la Cour
en- date du 81 aott 1870
Fl consequence, avis est par lie presen
donnc aux interessfs dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition. 81 aucune lis ont,
par Cert, a mon bureau, dams la vile des OPP.
e%lousas, cans les trente jours dai .suivront ia
date d pIsspil: avis, r5urqfof iedIt tableau
ne serait pas approuve ct holnologue.
a JOS. d. RICHARD, Grsf6er.
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SH ERIEF'S SALE.
a State Of louisiana.
Michel King Distre5t Court,
VS. -. ~ st. Landry,

William Prather ct al, O No. 12065.
DY virtne of an order of seizure MLd4sale
> issued by the Hon. the District Court
of tile. siil Jndlclal District, in and for the
Parish of ST. Landry in the above entitled
cause, and to me directed, twill proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Court House
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at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, seized to satisfy said order, to wit:
A certain lot Of ground situated in the
Town of Opelousas, on the west side of
Bayou lesson, bounded North by Ian
dry street, East by Bayou lesson, West
by property of James G. Hays, aud South
by lot belonging to persons unknown, with
all the bpiliings and improvements there
On. 5 a@ 49, EUs 1873 f55.--5f=t&@
Conditions:-Cash. gs~*@af al &.
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For Sale.

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VENTE PAR LIE. SHERIFF

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
J.W. Bwbridge & Co. Conrde District,
VS.. tPtTulSSh st Landry
William B. Clark. No. 1895
I'm vertu dun writ de ii. ia lance dan+
- fatfaire ci-drssus iutitulG:, par rHon. In
Cour de District, dans ct I,onr la Pareisse s..
Landry, Jotfrrai en- vent" pnbllgur, i Ia Ma
son de Cour ae ccttr Par"isse, eA Ia vl.k! 40
peleusas, lie SAMEDL l Octobrc, 1870, i il
henres du matfu, les proprietGs suivautes, sai.
sizes pour satisfaire ledft writ, Il SAVIOR:
Deux cent trentc acres de terrr sitnGs sur
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cote par DIES terres appaltenaut maiittenaut gu
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Vente PubIiuue.

NE&&ANM# - a $50 A@l&@~# .EH&~E%#&@ a. EI4aF 80
Vente Pub1ique.
Succession dc Pierre Guitaz, dec.
Nm avertit Fun oadre de rHon Cour de Pa
I'd dc Ia Pareisse St, Landry, il sera
vendu en- teTte pnb'iqhe, au plus offrant ct
dsfriier enefsfissetla, par lie soJ,ssigne admi-
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residence de William Eikins en- cette paroisse,
Mercredi,E IA Septemdre, 1870,
les prophecies ~ci-alues decrites, appartepant
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SAVIOR:
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une va!ise, IN vieux couteau de poche, deux
vieux raz oirs, I'm cohre d'outils de charpen-
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Conditions -Comptant
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Vcnte par Ie sheriff:

par he sheriff.
CoUR DE DIsTRIcr, ST LANDRY, No. lo749
Lastie Duprs Us. Emehae Richard ct son
epouT. r
EHN vertu dun writ de fieri facias lance par
IA l'hon. Sine Cour de District dams ct pour
la dite ~paroissse, dams ~laffaire ci-dessus intitu-
ice, ct a moi adresse i'ofhrirai en- vente pub
lique, au dernier ct plus offrant encherisseur,
a la maison de cour sn Ia vile DIES Opelousas,
a onze heures du matin, le
Samedi, / Octo6re, 1870,
Il propriete ei-apres decrite, ssisie pour Salts
faire le dit ordre, a SAVIOR:
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les batisses ct authorizations qdi sly trouyent,
ssitue dams la dite p~afcisse, faisant face at,
bayou Bourbeux. contenant cent soixante.dix
acres ct 57t100 dun acre, designe CONNIE un
lot dams la section 129, township sud dc la ran
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signe par Evariste DeBaillon, grefier, en- date
du 81 Juliet, 1852, etant habitation maint,.
nant occupee CONNIE residence par L. defpn
deur.. l 80
Conditions-romptaat
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Symptoms of Diseased Liver.

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RLOCH 81 DfPRE,
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sIzEsH GARDEN SEEDS, Growth sol
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Succession DC Chas. Is. spence
couT dc Paa0isse, St. Laadr4.-- No. 34o5

c0nT de PaT0tsse, s.. landry. No. 3405
CEANDY ". SPENCE, dc Ia Paroisse
~ de st. Landry, ayant p~restnfe une pc.
tition, a pefet d'etre nomm6 administrator
De "a succession de Charles B. Spence dect'
de, dernieremens de la dite paroisse.
En- consequence, avis est par lie pfcssnr
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir q deduire par ecrit a mon bureau, dams
les dix jour qui ~suivront la date du present avis
les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont pour lesq4eles i
ne serait pas fait droit 4 la demsrde du pftI-
tionnaire.
JOS. D. RICHARD. Gnefier.
3 septenihre 1915.
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Tss70R SALEA Sugar Kettle or d small
~ sac. ArtJv Nc this Office.
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Succession de Hypolite Paul Fontenot
CoUR DE PARolssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 1896
EMANUEL FONTENOT. de la Paroisse
- de st. Landry. ayant presente une petit
ton a i'efet d'6tre nominee administrator de
la succession de Hyp. Paul Fontenot, decide,
dernierement de Ia dite paroisse /.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'ayoir q deduire par ecrit. a mon bureau.
datis les il jours qui suivront la date du nre.
semi avis, les raisons, ST alcure Ills ont, pour
lesqaelles Il ne serait pas fait droit a Ia den1an.
de de la dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greaier,
I3 aoat 1870. =.
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BaI-re1s for sale:
SUGAR Planters ID need Of molasses bar
JareIs. can be supplied gby ealing on
sa LOUIS CHARRIE.
WASHINGTON A,rg aT-0n1g48s8 8a
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~
a tons les COntribuabIes.

-
Tonform6ment a IN acte de la Legislature
" de FEtat de Id Louisiana, intituIe' I'm
act pour creersl in revenux pour lie maintien de
Gouverhement del Fiat de La Louisiana ct
pour pourvciY u Ia c collection de dite ~revcnue,"
adopte lie I6 Mars 1876 les soussignes pro-
eederont B destination sdes proprietGs sises
dams les linitessde la Paraisses St. Landry,
pendant Id mois comneneant Ie premier Aotit,
1870, .et hnissant IL premier septembre, 1870,
de 10 heuIs du matin iusa,a midi. Ell deux
henres de Iapres midi jusqu'a anafre heures
de Pa~pfes-midi. derhaque Jour, au bureau DE
Recorder de Saint Landry dams IA vile des
0peleusas.
JAS. M.THOMPsON. Sheriff
YVES D'AVY, Recorder DeSt. Landry
JOS. ., RICHARD, Grefierx
8 Juliet 1870,
Vente par lie SheriG.
Peter Hoods Us. Wonsas G.. Darden
PARISH CouRr. ST.. LANDRY, No. GAG.
LIN vertu dun ordrcids saisie ct de vente
IL lance par fhonoIable Cotr de PaToisse
de la pafoisse ct. Landry, dams I'afaire ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct a moi adressG, sToffrifai en-
vente publidue. al dernier ct plus offrant en-
cherissenr. d la MASON de tour en- la vile des
Opelbusas, le SAMEDL | Octobre, 1870, a
III heures du nlatin, la propriete ci-apres de-
critic, saisie pour satisfaire le dit ordre, a sa-
yoir::
Tn certain rfofceau ds serre situs pres de
la Coulee Groche dams Ia paroisse st. Landry,
euntenant cent scfxante acres. Giant ie@uuart
sud-est de la section No. q. dams lie township
No. 8 sud de Iasfang6 Mo- 8 est, borne nord
par des terres supposses a appar.enir u Henry
Carload, est par Alfred Latiolais, sud par
Keeaer. ct ouest par CyRfien F~dutenots Giant
la mAp1e terre qui. d etG vendne par le dit PEI
ter Woods an dit Thomas g. Darden, par le
dit aete passe p~ardevant y dit John +. Smith,
notaife. 10 10 ao1t, 1863
Goudaions-~CoTnpfans s.sat 5 44 !
j M THOMPSON, Sh6rif.
1TaniA -9
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Suggestion de Adelaide Sicily

Gour de Peroisss. 81. LaAdrg,--No. 1895
Holm u. MILLER. ds ia Pafoisse ST.
u Landry, ayant presente une petition q
i'efet d'6tre nomme administrator dc Ia sue
cession de feue Adelaide Sicily, decedfe. a"r.
increment de ladite paroisse a
I'm consequence, avis est pal IL present
donne aux sint6resses dans cet;a succession
d'avoir d deduirs par eclit, 4 mon hureat!,
dams les dix jours qui ~suivront Ia date dI
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucuno lis ont.
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit i Ia
dite petition,
JOS r RItTTARJ'. E4cat.,.
~ ,.IX JE-n - =
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No. % Rue de Chatrss, Nellie. Orleans.
II. LOEB. bITeau chez Fl. B. Clafin e. Co.,
New York # a s.ssg4
Signund Loeb. u Ia Ncuyello. Orleans.
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Etat dc La Lonisiane.
Succession de Join Graham.

ISNCCPS51OW Uc JONW
DOBERT il. tITTELL. d. Ia Parajsse
~ 1e ST, Landry, administrator de la sue
cession. de leu john Graham, ayant enre-
gistrt un tableau de classification des dcttes de
ladite succession, aceompaSne dane petition
~denlandant Ploniologatinn dicelui =
Eft attendu. quill a etc fait droit a Ia deman-
dc de ladite petition, par IN ordre de la Cour
en- Gate du IS mai, 1870 - .
En- Consequence, avis cst par lie present
d'avoir a iaire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par
Cert, d mon bureau dams Id vile dies Opelo,-
sas, dams lesrtrente jours qui %suivront la date
du present avis, pourquoi iedit tableau ne Sc.
rait pas approuYe ct homologue.
JOS D. RICHARD, Grefier.
13 aodt 1870.
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Mr.. Catacazy. That in due time the Gov
eminent Of lse United States will require
Inc production Of those affidavlts, and then
an opportunity will occur TO apply the
abundantlproofs and testimonials that are
now rendered me from various quarters
where Captain Perkins, was best known,
some Of which letters are pretty sharp upon
his assailants, " In reality such persons
exist, which Is seriously questioned by many
Of Captain Perkins friends, who say that
after due inquiry throughout the circles
where he was best known that no one can
find or hear Of any person who has given or
ever been applied TO for such aihdayita, and
arc Inclined TO believe that there has been
some imposition practiced In the matter.
Certain Il IL the friends Of Perkins are In
search, and will most likely ind the makers,
OF those affldavits, whoever they may chance
to be, and will most likely give them cause
to remember the attack they are alleged to
have made on the character OF Perkins.
And 10 Justice TO his excellency Mr.. Gaia
cazy, the eminent representative OF the I'm
perial Government OF Russia at this capital,
do not doubt but that when no shall have
seen and considered the facts In different
light than what they have been presented u
him, that both he and his Government will
do full and speedy Justice to the heirs OIL
Perkins. ...
As 1t is not my purpose TO go Into the
merits Of the case In this communication,
shall limit myself to whatI have now stated
Jos. d, STEWART,
or Counsel for Mrs. Perkins.