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SebugO Lake. Ice.


CE from this water ready for present or future
delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
n. o CRAM.
March 18Th, 1871 mr1seuistt
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CITY APPOINTMENTS.-The following have
been appointed Overseers of the House of Cor
rectop, viz: John Bradford, J. R. Lunt, w.
H. Millikep, Amos E. Howell.
Superintendent of Burals-EiL. Wing.
Special Police and Undertakers-C. H.
Blake, J. P. Skillin, G. A. Mason, James Jor-
dan, Lewis Bunce, James Tobin, Jacob Quinn
by, Henry S. Bennett, Z. II. Lunt. S. S. Rich
G. M. Thomas, Mark Wiggin, VIM A. Still
lings, E. II. Ripley, ]. NJ. Currier, John K.
Hooper, J. W. Neal, A. J. Rich, Joel w. Mer-
rill, w. B. Melcher.
Special Policeman-Henry En Earl, jr.
The bond of the Weigher of Hay for faith
full discharge of his duties was fixed at $500,
and that of the Superintendent of Burials at
$25 90.
The following order has been passed by both
Boards of the City Councils
Ordered, That the Mayor be and hereby is
authorized to acknowledge the receipt OF the
communication from the Foreign Office Eng
land, through H. B. NJ. Consul Henry John
Murray, and to express the satisfaction of the
City Government of Portland thereat.
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New York stock aud Money m,rn.,

NEW YORK. March 22-uorninq -Money easy at
CO. cS per cent; on call Prime discounts @ per
UTmc bsoEsS 50 ds Ks quiet Is 1Oa 1854
aoio nImer and ranged from 1124 to 1924. The
rates PAID Tor carrying wrre @ per cent.
better. "AN A"~'''A
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Large Building by Auction.

II We sh.1 sDAY, March 2s'h, at 12 O'Clock M.
ro vi snaIl selin large bu ling on Newhury ST.,
tvo occ opied by W. W. kuby Said building Is
inr.5 Hn with French root, and is somewh,t IN
;heJJ W nre 10 contains l.rge store an ten In
incl innms; was built in 1851. This sale offers .
vacant ots
mr22td f. o. BAILEY & Co. Auetrs
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MIDLAND BONDS !!
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds
Railroad in New York State.
Neac- YORK; &c OS1CegO
Midland Rail Road !

Extends from New York City to the City of oswego
on Lake OntarIo, distance OF 400 miles, including
branches. The line IL comp leted about 100 miles
from Osweso and regular trains m 5nnni,, *. y
81 acrf vii Be- complete at the eare;
pracrlceabie peIi d.
SAFETY Of THE BONDS.
There Is no railroad bond off red upon the New
of PERFEOr sECURI1 and a HIGH RATE
or in rEkEST as this: in proof or which assertion
the i9Gsins e;aPe S'ts are HH Sas
from the Guy Of New York across the Northern
part Of New Jersey and the rlsh and por ulous
TO the nearest port the great Lakes Is such that
it must command a la-ge throu.h AMI local traffic
rom the moment it Is opened. The Route from New
and 10 Oswego forty tive mics.
2 THE COST Of BUILDING THE ROAD
about $4,000 per mile. and 200m OF that amount is
necessarily furpi Dv stock subscription before
dollar is used from the OF honis, since the sue
OF the latltr is positively limited to $4,000 PER
NILE OF hoAD BUILT AND IN kUNNING
OVER So coo,o'o have already been paid in on
out OF New York City are good, ana interest i
prom pity paid on them
4. TIE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY o,
Lakes aud the Atlantic coast 400 miles IN length,
will bus be uny $780, 900 per aunum siter the who
Oe $ IN s9s most M rac9a
MONTH would iar exceed this sum.
THE Rate OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in cold, free oil
ULi.d States iuc me tax and this, with gold at l2U
Ia equ.l about l.. PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rationa person coull expert SAFE INVEsT.
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE 10 be offered
OH more liberal terms than these.
THE BONON.
The haze q e are sp il de-
gold, Tree OF income Cou ION or Res is
Tered. with tnieresf. payable pually In New
York, on the LIST or JANUARY and IL, OF July.
PRICE: Pan AVID ACCRUED I'm.
TIE e EST.
PampbIafs cirnulara Go mos 10 hnd - ..,.
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The City Council.

Mr.. EDITOR:-Mr. George H. Walden has
considered the charge of voting for Demo
craft for the position of weigher of hay in place
of Republican of sufficient Importance Ia
demand an explicit denial What does the
| desire his Rep ublican friends" to understand
| That he did not bolt any of the regular Repub
lican nominations, nor vote for any of thu
Democratic nominees at the meeting of the
city council convened on Monday evening
March 14th, for the election of subordinate city
of1cers?-or is he fearful of being made the
scapegoat of his Republican friends" in the
city council, to run their sins off into the will
derness of forgetfulness? Didn't he vote for
Mr.. Pencil for chief engineer of the fire de.
partment, and against Mr.. Moody? And
wasn't he in good trading mood on that event.
full night? Let him and others who once had
a sufficient number of Republican friends" to
elect them members of tie present city coun-
Gil, remember that they never drew an official
breath but by the votes of too confidng RE
publican friends" cast for them for the posi-
tons they now hold, whom they have betray-
ed, and basely used their position to sell out
their Republican friends" who innocent y
supposed they were voting for and eleciing
honest, square Republicans to ofice-men who
would scorn to secure position by false pre-
fences for the sake of the potoriety arising
from performing a little public cheating. By
all means let us have cards from all the Repub-
Ican members of the present city council,
and see how many OF them have clean hands
The fight for the administration of CITY at
fairs this time was an open stand-up one be-
tween the Republicans on one side and DEM
ocrats and citizens on the other, won bv the
Republicans, therefore we owed them nothing,
and had a right to expect that men elected on
such an issue would stand ny their "Republ-
can friends"
No one supposes for moment that certain
gentlemen could have been nominated, much
less elected, by Republican votes, had it been
known IN advance that they were sold out to
the election OF Democratic "Street Commits
soner,' "Weigher of Hay or members of
| School Commute, CITY Physician, or to any
| other political crookedne
Time was. when Republicans at least, con-
| sidered it their duty to nominate Republicans
| fot Office, and that the decision OF the caucus
| in which themselves took part, was to be re.
| garded as bnding-and that after nom nations
| were made therein they were to be supported,
| not bolted---nor the election put off for a week
in order to gain TIME in which to hunt candi-
dates to put against the regular nominee of
! the caucus
Let all honest Republicans, who believe in
the principles of their party, and who desire
| and work and vote for the ascendancy suprem-
| acy of the same, remember these trading,
| cheating gentlemen, who seem to have been
manipulated BY some p0,cerS in advance even
of their election; and hereafter, nomin ate and
elect only reliable Republicans; men who
don't go back on their Republican friends after
election. =.
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DosrEk PRINTING Ct all fnd''ions wiz N'
3, patch at . Press Once
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Public sale.

Estate Of Julie D. Clay, deceased.
DY virture ofan order of the I'd District
- Court of the Parish of Orleans, there
win be, sold at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned at the
Courthouse in the town of Opelousas, on
SATURDAY, Sept. 3, 1870, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, the following property, belonging to
the Estate of Julie Durable widow Of John
Clay, both deceased, to wit:
A Certain Tract of Land, sit
uate in the Parish OF st. Landry, on the right
bank OF the Bayou Teche Or Carron, measur-
ing about three hundred and forty-niue 50Il00
superficial arpents, bounded above by land of
-, below by land of James Powers, south
by land formerly belonging to Mrs. Louis
Vanhllle, now to Mrs. James G.. Hill and Ev-
ariste Joubert, and being designated as lot
No S, on a plan drawn by Garrigues Flaujac,
Parish surveyor, &c, and more fully deserib-
ed in the inventory taken by the Recorder of
the Parish of st. Landry, on or about the
9th day OF April, 1870, and now on file in his
office.
Terms-Casll.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
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atat dc la Louisiana

Cour de Paroisse, st. Landry-No. 1851
Succession de. asa Il. Shropshire, decide.
VINCENT BOAGNI, de la Paroisse St Lam
v dry, Administrator de la succession de
AsaA Shropshire, decide, ayant enregistre un
Tableau final de distribution DIES fends de
la dite succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant rhonofogation aieelui 4:
de la dite petition par un ordre de la Cour en-
date du / aoGt, 1870,
En- consequence, avis est par Fe present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont
par cert, a mon bureau dansla vile des Ope-
~lousas, dams les trente jours -qui %suiyront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
ne serait pas appreuve ct homologue. s..
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier
e aont 80 f
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= u0enlent.

Jane Hayes Conr dc District,
Solomon v: Andrus. ! No. 1919.
Dams cette affaire. I'm ,jugement par defiant
ayant tt6 Requirement obtenu ct inscrit sur
les minutes de la Cour, contrc lie dttendeur,
Solomon W. Andrus, en- faveur de la domain
deresse, Jane Hayes, l6pouse du dit ltfen-
deur, ct aucuIe motion ayant etc fate pour
changer la tcncur du dit jugement, dams les
dGIais accordGs par la loi; ct la dlte deman-
deressn ayant ctabli sa demande contre@ son
mari, lie d6fendeur susdit, par lie tGmoignage
TeGsentt Il Ia com; ct Ia loi Giant en- sa faveur
d'apres les raisons dGduites dams sa petition.
II est, en- consequences, ordonnG, aEugc ct
decretG que la dite demanderesse soft s6parec
de biens avec son dit mari, le dit dtfendeur.
ct que la communicate de gains ct acquets
soft par ces prGsentes dissoute. De plus, il
est ofdOnnG. adjugt 1T dtcrttt que la dite
demanderesse reprenne lie contfole de ses
birns paraphernaux, fibre de Intervention De
son dit mari. II est de plus or1onnG. al iug@
TT dGcrGtG que Ia dite lemalSsrrcsSe ait un
JUDGEMENT flal ct recouvrc de son dit mari,
par toutes votes ICga!es, la somIne de ONE
mile neut ct soixaffc Ell dixscpt piastres 1t
qnimze sous, arrc les inttrGts a raison de cinq
pour cent Ian a partir du 22me jour du mois
de juliet 1869, iusqu'a partait Placement d. "a
dlte reclamation, avcc typothequH taeIt" ct
lGgale, en- faveur dc Ia demanderess,, SIR tou-
ties les prophecies f]onciGres du dit dtienderr,
Ia dite pyPothtque pr"idra ef1et, "n favour d.
Ia dite demanderessc, colItrc les b!els lmInc'l~
bles du dit dGftndeur, pour la sommr tie deuN
mile quatre cent ct quatrevingth1'it piastrrs
ct quatrevingt dix sous i partir du in rs
novembre 1841; pour la somme
de trois mile trois cent ct quatI"vin@t
six piastres ct cling SOUS d dater du premier
juliet 1857 ct pour la somne de six mile
cent ct deux piastres ct yingt ct I'm sous, a
prendre effet du le dit premier Jour de moi~ d"
%janvier 1857. Les dites hypothtqles sort par
Gees ~presentes reconnucS e seront mise rn
force scion la loi. II est de plus ordonne, ad
juge ct deer6tG que les prophecies toneieres
du dit defendeur seront vtrdurs, confornc-
ment a la loi, pour sa~tistaire lie iugemelt ci-
dessus misunderstanding, lea principal, les
inter6ts ct les frais
Fait, la ct sign6, cour siegeant, CO II Juliet
1870. ESign6l JOHN j. kENG,
Juge Sine Cour de District de la Lne.
Pour copie conforme. @
JOHN o. RICHARD, D. Greffier
I3 aott 1870
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Succession de Hypolite Paul Fontenot
CouR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 1896
EMANUEL FONFENOT. de la Paroisse
IL de St. Landry, ayant presente une petit
ton a l'effet d'etre nominee administrator de
la succession de Hyp. Paul Fontenot, decide,
reinforcement de la dite paroisse.:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir d deduire par ecrit; a mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du pre-.
sent avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pouy
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit a Ia deman.
de de la dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
- ao1t 1870.
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par lie SHERIFF
Fiat de la LouiEian,

CorE DE DrsrR1Cr, ST.. LANDRY, No. 12057
Vim. J. II. Bentley Us. Mary McCamit.
THN vertu dun writ dc feri facias lance
- par Honorable SINE Ceur de District,
dams ct pour la Paroisse ST. Landry, dams
lafaire ci-dessous intituloe,. ct d moi adres-
Sc, fe vendrai a rencan public au dcrnier
ct plus ofrant encherisseur. ala maison dc
cour dams la vile DIES Opelousas, lie SAME
III, 3 Sophomore 1870, commencant d II
heures hu matin, la propriete ciaaPres de-
critic saisie pour satisfaire ledit ordre, a sa-
yoir:
La Motto indivise dune c~ertainc habita-
ton avec toutes les batisses ct amcliora-
tons oui V sont ~situees, sise, en- cette par
oisse de st. Landry, contenant 1928 ,75Il00
acres, don't l4e2sacres de superficie ont etc
acauis par Wilson w. Jenkins de e. Ora
weinberg, par acte passe. pardevant James
G.. Parkinson, Recorder de la Paroisse Ste
Marie, lie 3 de Juliet 1853. ct deuxs cent
quarante ct un 23l100 acres achctes bar
Madame Jenkins de rEtat de Ia Louis:anc
le 90 de Juliet 1859, CONNIE il appert ,,ar
Ia patente no. 6942, etant les qua,t sc "a
section sud-est ct la motto est da o,,art
sud, est de la seetions3o dams u township 5
sud de la rangse 6 est ct 81 5a,100 acres
de terre achetee par la de Madame ,IeDk-
ms de pEtat de Ia Lor.lsiane lie dix do Jan
vier 1851, CONNIE = appert par Ia ~patcntc.
no: 9559, ct etant Ia Motto Quest dl quart
sud-est de To- section % dams he township
nc. D SUD de 10 rangee no. 8 est; lie plus
tort plorceau achete lie 8 Juliet 1868, borne
cornme suit a SAVIOR: nofd par les terres dc
Jacob Bihm ct Ebert Can't. sud par Ia
terre de Joseph Melapcon ct les terres en-
possession de Donate Leblanc, est par deS
terres publiques ct Ia terre appartenant a
Madame Flavius Thompson ct Emile Blou-
ant. ct Quest par les terres de Madame Fla
vius Thompson ct Joseph Melaneon.
Sont exceptes de ces terres ci-dessus de-
critics, rs acres sur n rive est du bayou
Sackett, etant IN partie du quart nord, est
de la section q, township 5 sud de 10 range
5 est, ayant etc transfers. d Ebert CAN'T
par acte d'echange.
Conditions-ComptanE.
g.. j. M. THOMPSON, Sherif.
80 Juliet IN TVS w#3 t@ #sa
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JUDGMENT.
Jane Hayes District Cou

Jane Hayes District Court,
Solomon v. Andrus. No. 1909.
Iu the above entitled. cause a Judgment by
default having been regularly taken and en-
tered M against the defendant Solomon w.
Andrus, ir favor of plaintiff Jane hayes, ms
wife. and no motion having been made WITHIN
the legal delays to have the same set ASIDE
and the plaintiff aforesaid having, by the EVIL
deDce adduced IN the trial, proven vi, her
claim against the defendant aforesaid, and the
law being in favor of said claim OF Plalntln,
as set up in her petition, it is by reason there,
of ordered, adiudged and decreed that sald
plaintiff be separated in property from defeno-
ant her husband, that the community u =
quets and gains heretofore existing De!ween
them be dissolved, and the Administrations VI
her paraphernal or separate properly ileo 1oLI
the control of her said husband the ~detendant
II in further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the said plaintiff have final Judgment
against the defendant for and recover of him
eleven thousand nine hundred end seventy
seven dollars and fifteen cents, with interest
thereon at five per cent per annum from the
22nd Of July, 1869, until paid that the tacit
or legal mortgage in favor of ting plaintiff
against all the real estate Of said defendant. to
take effect as to two thousand four hundred
anu elghJy-elSHt aollaIs anu hia S
thereof from the 10Th November, 1s4l and
as to three thousand three hundred and eigh-
ty-six dollars and FIVE cents thereof from the
first of jay eighteen hundres and ffty-seven'
and as to six thousand one hundred and two
dollars and ~twenty-one cents thereof from
the said first day of July one thousand elght
hundred and f~fty-seven, be recognized and
enforced. and that said property be seized and
sold in conformity with the law. to satisfy
this Observation-Disclosures, interests and costs.
Thus done, read and signed in open Coult,
this 18th day of July 1870.
JOHN f. KING,
Judge sth Jud. District of "a.
r. 81 A true copy.
Jos. y. RICHARD. Clerk.
Aup 18th 1870.
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For sale

81 FINE BLOCKS OF one square, in the
~ town of Opelousas, bounded north by a
fine large street uniting Walnut and Oak
streets, south .by Laurent ssreet--the only
route To Barry's Landing, eros Cheyreuil.
Prairie Laurent, Grand Cotean, Bayou Teehe,
Ausenne's Bridge, Leonville, Arnaudville.
Breanx Bridge and ST. Martinsville /; east yby
Oak street, west BY Walnut street, and diSf-
ded by Lofnbardy street. Also, one halg
square bounded north by Capt. Violet. south
by large street uniting Walnut and Oak SITS.
east By Lombardy street, and west by Wainut
street. Improvements on said property or
squares, consist of 2 houses l0x40 each, 1
housa I0xI5,I house MxI6, ] house i2xl6. d
good we'll, yard fencing, &c.
Apply &C this office.
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SAMEDI, 8 Septembre 1890.


les proprietes eli has decrites, SAVIOR:
LIE QUART NORD.OUEST DE La
Motto Est. du quart Sud-Onest de la Sec
ton No. 8, La Motto ~traetionnelle Est de la
Motto Est de Ia Section No. 81, ct lie lot
No. / ct la quart Sud-Oucst du quart Nord-
Est~de la Section No. %, contenant quatre
cents ct %cinquante acres ct 90. 100 dun
PIE QUART NORD-EST, La MOI
tie Est du quart Nord- Quest, Ia Motto Sud
ct lie quart Nord-Est du quart Snd-OueSt,
ct Ia Motto Nord du quart Sud-Est de la
Section 4, ct lie quart Sud-Est du quart
Nord-Ouest, ct le quart Nord-E Est du quart
Nord- Est de la Section s, contenant~ einq
cents ct onze acres ct 70Il0D dun acre.
3-LA MOITIE QUEST DE La MOL
tie Quest de Ia Section No. 8, contenant
cent cinquante-sept acres ct S0l100 dun
acre. 2
LIE QUART SUD-EsT DE La SEC
ton No. 81. Toutes ces dites terres sont
situees dams la Paroisse st. Landry, dams
te Township Trois Sud de Ia Rangee Deux
Est, ct dams le TOWNSHIP; Deux Sud de la
Rangse Deux Est de plus, tous les droits,
titres ct p~retentions a Ia propriGt6 dan
MOULIN d SCIE ayec toutes ses Deepen
dences situe an Bayou Chicot, paroisse St.
Landry.
Sun CERTAIN MORCEAU DE ter.
re sitne aussi dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
etant Ia Motto Nord du quart Nord-Est de
Ia Section No. 8, de In Motto Sud du quart
Sud-Est de la Section No. 4, dams lie town
ship No. 5 Sad de la Rangee Nc. 2 Est,
contenant cent cinquantesneuf ct 7Il00
acres.
Gle QUART NORD-EsT DU QUART
Nord-0uest de Ia Section 10, dams lie town,
ship No. 8 Sud de Ia Rangee No. 2 Est,
contenant quarante acres ct 68ll00 dun
acre. 5t tz@
lie QUART NORD QUEST DE La
Section 90, ct lie quart Nord-E Est du quart
| Nord. Quest de la Section No. 3, dams lie
Township Trois Sud de Ia Rangee Deux
Est. ss
Saisie dams raffaire ei-dessus. s a
CoNDFTIoNs:-Quatre mile cinq cents
p~iastres, avee les iaterets ahuit pour cent
par an du 7-Janvier 1868 jusqu'au jour de
la vepte, seront payees compliant ct la
balance de adjudication payable lie 7
Janviep 1869.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
30 iuiiet. 49, -
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To All Taxpayers.

TN COMPLIANCE with an act of the L eg-
Il ture of the State of Louisiana, entitled
IAN Act to provide a revenue for the sup
port Of the State government of Louisiana and
the manner of collecting the same" approved
March Is, 1870, the undersigned will assess
the property of the Parish of st. Landry, for
one month, commencing on the first day Of
August, and ending on the first day of Sep
tember 1870, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to |
o'clock NJ. and from 2 o'clock F. NJ, to 4
o'clock P. NJ, of each day, at the Office of
the Recorder of St. Landry, in the town Of
Opelousas. .-
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
YVES D'AVY, Recorder OfSt. Ladry
JOS. D. RICHARD. Clerk.
July 9th 1870,
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state Of LomisiaRa.

Il .vs State of Louisiana.
Parish Court. Parish Sc. Landry.-No. 1904
teri Estate of John Graham. s778 !
ID oBERT Fl. LITTELL. of St Landry,
II administrator of the estate of John Ora
ham, decd, having filed q .tableau of elassif-
cation of the debts of said estate, accompanied
by his petition, praying for the h~omologation
of the same MHa i
And whereas, the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order Of Court dated May
25, 1870
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tablean, ia; writing, at my Office in the
town of O~pelousas, within thirty days from
the date hereof, why the said ,tabieau should
not be homologated.
aa NJ JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
August Is, 1870.
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Vente par 1e Sher.is-,

LIN yertu dun ordre de saisie, ct dc venle
IL lance par Honorable Cour de Parois-
Sc dc la Paroissc st. Landry, en- date dr
% Juliet 1870, dams T'atairc de Ed
gene Petetin VS.. Emilia Estifette spouse,
No. 943de la dite Cour, eS amoi adres-
Sc, je vendrai pour du compliant, lie 3me
jour de Septembre 1870, a midi, a Iaa1ai-
son de tour aux Opelousas, la proprittt
suiyante:
Tn certain morceau de terrc- contenanC
environ %cinquantc arpents, moins uf,e
petite portion donne au Chemin de Fer tie
la Nouvelle Orleans, DIES Opelousas ct du
Grand Quest pour Uni depot, situe pres du
Grand Coteau, bor1ee nord ct Quest par DIES
terres appartenant autrefois d Madame An.
gustin Boudreau,. maintenant par -
est par dss terres appartenant autrefois a
Gerasime Richard, ct Sud par les terres dc
Don Louis Savoie.
j. G. HAYES, Sherif.
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\ 1ouss les CGntI'iEsss:sD Irsc

Nontormtment i I'M arte de la Legislature
~ dc lEtat De Ia I.oui>iaiur, i~ntituIG I'm
act pour Greer IN rcyenu pour |" maintirn de
Commencement De IEtat De la Louisiana Ct
pour p%ouryoir a la collection de dite revenue
adoptt le lG Mans l810, les soussignGs plo-
ccderont a destination des proprictts sisrs
dams les limites de Ia Paroissrs st. Landry,
pendant le mois commencant lie premier Aont,
1870, ct ~tinissant lie premier Septenbres 1870,
de 10 heurs du matin jus4'a midi, ct deux
heures de l'apres midi jusqu'a quatre h"urcs
de laprcs-midi, De chaquc jour, an bureau d.
Recorder de Saint Landry, dams la viii" dcs
Opelousas.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
YVES D'AEY, Recorder iDe st. Landry
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grtfier J
Q Inillnt 1870
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-08-20
EEt1t de In LD~i@isas3c.

Conr i" Paroisse. St. Landry. No. 2956
Succession de fen Nutih1u Bundich.
sOHN JOSEPH MORGAN, de la Paroisse
- st. Landry, administrator de la success
sion de feu Matilda Bundick, ayant enregistr6
I'M tableau ct compile de la dite succession,
accompagne dune petition demandant Tho
mologation d'icelui
Et attendu, quill a etc fait droit MIA deman-
de de la dite petition, par uu ordre de- Ia Cour
en- date du q juliet 1870;
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis es5 par lie present
donnie aux jnteressts dams eette succession
d'avoir d faire opposition. 81 aacune lis ont.
par 6crit> a mon bureau, dams la Vile DIES Op.
elousas, dams les trente iours qui suivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit tableau
he Serait pas approuv6 ct homo!oguG.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Grefier.
30 "!ui,,et, I%1l.