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WILLIAM GLAZE.

CST received 4 large assortment OF
~ WAICllES.-Gold and Silver Hunting
stem Winding, Open Face, of Swiss, English
and American Manufactured
CLOCkS.-frtnch ParlOr, Of Black Marble
Gilt, Ormnlar, Rosewood AMI Walnut.
SPECTACI.ES.-GOd, Silver and steel, oi
all descriptions; Eye Glasses with Gold, Rub.
Der and Tortoise Shell Frame
THIMBLES.- and Silver, of all dc.
scriptions
LADIES JEWELRY. Gold Rings, plain
ana with settings of all kinds Of precious
stones; Brooches, Ear rings, Necklaces
Bracelets ana Armlets, Gold Chatelainc and
Leontinc Chains; all varieties Of Jet, Rubber
Gold, Pearl and Mourning Jewclry ard Orua.
ments, &c.
GENrIEMEN's JEwELEY.-vcst and
Gnard Chains, Collar and Shirt Buttons
Sleeve buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Scarf
Pins, &c.
SlLvERNARE.
3POoNS.-Tahle, Dessert, Tea, Sugar, Mus
tard, Pap, Salt Spoons and Ladies'.
FOEkS Table, pcssci and Breakfast.
kNlFES.--Doasert, Frnit, Butter. Fish, Pic,
Cake and Cheese Knives
PlTCIEkS.---Chalice and Communion
SETS, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and Goblets.
CAS- SiORS.-Silver and Plated, Fruit Stands,
Cake Baskets Pickle Stands, Coffee Makers,
&c. WILLIAM GLAZE
One dcor North Of Scott, Williams g. Co. =
Banking House. Main street. Nov 1mo
Stokes is the place to get your blank
books, made Mt his manufacIory.
Seltzer Water on draft, Mt PoLLocK's.
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FiNAN6f1Ei, An 3 76;IMNFRJY1lE,,

Co1uMBI6, s: o., Novehber i2.~saies
Of cotton yesterday about 30 bales midi
dliDgs 13A@1Ae. -. Il 49,, /
sNBosT0N; Nqyember 11.-6ales ofscotton
today 200 :bs1ea; receipts 20; stook 5. 500;
Bales OF week 1000 bales.
New YoRK, November 11-Noon.-
Stocks active. Money $685. Sterling
long 916; short9A. Gold ii. 62's 81.
Flour and corn steady. Wheat 102c.
better. Pork firm, at "a. 75@25.OO. Cot
ton IN fair demand and higher; uplands
l61s; Orleans 1873; sales 1.50O bales.
Freights firm.
7 P. M.-Cotton firm-sales 5000
bales; uplands 161a. Flour-State and
Western 5910c. better; superfine 4. $50
800: Southern shade frmer. Wheat
2(@3c. better. Corn dull-new mixed
Western IS. Beef steady. Pork quiet,
at 245O. Lard scarce and shade firmer.
Whiskey 86%. Freights firm. Money
4@5. Gold l12s911k.
baltimore, November 11.-Flour
dull and weak. Wheat dull. Corn
higher--white, old 78@80; new 72@7S;
yellow 85@S7; new S0@83. Pork 26. 90.
Bacon firm and stock scaroe-rib sides
1871; clear 19; shoulders 15@l5L; hams
"a. Sales of cotton to-day 1,4S0 bales =;
receipts 2,O0U; stock ALSO.
CINCINNATI, November l1.-GIour is
steady with moderate demand. Corn
48@50. Pork in limited demand, at
23(924. Lard 13@13A. Whiskey
quiet and unchanged.
ST.. Louis, November 11.-Flour quiet
-superfine winter 4.0O@4.l5. Corn
held above market-yellow II. Whis-
key, provisions and lard dull and un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, November 11.-Bagging
and hemp 279z. Flax 20; stock light.
Flour quiet. Corn dull and unchanged.
Fork 24.5O. Lard-new Is; keg II.
Whiskey S5.
GALVESTON, November 11.-sales of
cotton to-day 400 bales; receipts LOIS;
New ORLEANS, November 11.-Cotton
in fair demand -middIing 15ls; sales
S.20O bnles; receipts G,S74; receipts of
week AZ, 9O2; sales $1,000.
MOBILE. November 1.-Cotton-mid-
ding 142aIM15; sales to-day 500 bales /;
receipts 2,432; stock IL 1856.
SAVANNAH, November 11.-Cotton-
midding l5l6@l5I4; sales 1900 bales J.;
receipts 4.572; stock 1866.
AUGUSTA, November Il.-COttOn II
fair demand aud prices firmer, ut 14,,(a
l4"3. Some sales were made ut 14a., !;
sales ,O35 bales; receipts 1,4S5.
CHARLESTON, November 11.-Cotton
active and firmer-mitldling 15l.,; sales
1000 bales; re ccipts 2,G9l stock 26, ,3Gl;
receipts of week 1G, 12G; sales of week
5000.
LoNDoN, November 11-Noon. Con
soils 933s. Bonds S91.l.
LIVERPOOL, November 11--Noon. =
Cotton quiet-upIands 8; Orleans 9l60
ga; sales of the week G7, 900 bnles; ex-
port 5000; speculation 14,O0O; stock
439, 600. of which American is $4,000:
receipts $4,000, of which American is
$4,000.
L1vEiPooL, November 11-Evening.
Cotton steady and unchanged-sales
10000 bales.
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Nov9 +
For Sale--By Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Laurens Railroad.

District Court ofMe United .Slafes. Souh C.uy.
una Ot&l7ct-I'i Ire matter Of he Lu,tyens
Raurodd Compana, Bankrupt-M Bank-
rultcy.
by order Of Hon. Il. s. Bryan, District Judge
ni the United States, for South Carolina
District, Will sell at public outcry, in the
c!ty of Columbia, SOnth Carolina, at II
O'Clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY. tho 7ih
day or December, 1870, FREQ from all LIENS
ana incumbranccs, all equity Of rctrnu,iou
being forever barred and absolutely fore
closed, tlic following property viz:
III !. TRACK and ROAD.BED BRIDGES
CULNERTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, WATEE
IANkS, and STArION-!IOUSES all tho o.
COaOrlEE CARS and MACHINERY, and nil
ana singular the property and assets, real and
personal, nl every description whatsoever, of
"a" IAC KEAS RAILROAD COMPANY, and
MI the rights. privileges, franchises and ease
mcnts lawfully held, used or crioyeI hv thc
salo Lanrens fallroad Company, on the ioI-
Lowing terms. viz: $4,000 to be paid in cash:
ana the residue in bonds of tho purchaser
payable in one, two and thrce years. with in,
tefest NJ seven per cent. per annum; PAYABLE
semi annually and secured bya mort,nrc uf
the premises sold Provided, however that
the purchaser shall have leave to pay the
whole bid i'll cash, if he prefers to do So
JAMES M. BANTER,
Assignee Of J.aurens Railroad Company.
n. Is: The luurcna Railroad is thirty-tllrec
miles IN length, running from Laurensville,
=: o., through very productive cotton re,
g!on, and dcnscly populated country, and con-
Meeting at Newbcrry with the Greenvillc and
Colilm3a Railroad, Any information respect
lnS the property offered for sale above, will be
gladly furnished on application to
JAMES IL BANTER, Assignee,
Nov t"f? Ncwborry, s. c.
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NJ ic ckersOn II louise
CO l. u N BIA s. O.

FTGSizaA HAVING sold Messrs. Acnew
ssszzs& ss=ssGassAzz&szs& Daily my OMNIBUS, to be
run ri. IN connection with the '.NICKERSON
lioOoE, 1t is due the public to say that the
change Of collection Of fare does not effect the
present arrangement Of passengers coming
down the Greenville road going to Charles,
Ton. nor returning" Will give supper going
GOWN or breakfast going up, with Omnibus
tarG' included both ways, for ONE DOLLAR.
Also, passengers over Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Road going SOUTH, will be taken
Iree 10 dlnner-house and back to cars in AM
pie time--all for 81.
Nov 4 limo WM 4. WRIGHT
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Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to tho late Dr.
N SAMUEL FAIR. OF Columbia, deceased,
are hereby notified to mako immediate pay
ment; and those holding claims against his
estate will present tho samo, properly attest
Cd, to me. MARY u. FAIR,
Oct 23.t13 Exccutriy
Getting Mnrried.-Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and tho proprioty or impro-
priety OF getting Married, with sanitary help
happiness: Sent free, in scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +,
ih'i"oeifhia, Ia Sept q 3mo
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Vente par lie Sherif.

| Fuustin HELLER as. Cudmus Au1eaae
| TOUR DE DISTRICT. St. Landry, No
w. iZOO9.--En yertu dun ordre dc saisie
ct de vente lance par fHou. Sine Cour de
District pour Ia Paroisse St. Landry. dams
raffaire ci-dess"s intitule ct a moi addreSser
j'otfrirai en- vente publique a Ia maison de
corr dams h vile des Opelousas, lie SAME
DI, s Mars, 1870, q II heures du matin,
les proprietss ci.appres decrites, saisie
pour satisfaire lie dit ordre, a SAVIOR:
l. Une certain habitation avec les ba
ti>Ses ct ameliorations qui y sont sitneeS,
~eomposee, ,premierement dun portion de
terre achetee de dame Marie Carr1ere,
epouse dc sieur Jean j. Louaillier, 80 aoit
lS4S, par acte passe de4ent lie recorder.
enre !istre dams le liyre L, page 361, ct de-
critic dams lie dite acte CONNIE etant situee
sur les Couteaux dc rEglise, a environ un
mile sud est de la vile des Opelousas, con-
tenant vingt ct 6Oil0O arpents superticie,
auQuel act cnre siStre OH anneXe d1 plan
fat par james, .IcAulv, Depnte Arpentenr.
ct drsisns sur lie dit plan CONNIE suit ::
comneneant au point A, courant de "a par
lie vrai meridien : 1880, 4l61 Grains, d
B. S. 20 E. 212 chains, a F 5s5 W, 1917,
a d No. II, 2l73a sur le rhemin public
S 5745, avec lie .chemln public a l'cndroit
du m.,nt, rontenant seize acres
ct IN quart acre, equivalent a 20 arpcnts
G0[l0O dun arfoent, ayant telle forne
CONNIE il est ma rque ct representa- sur
dit y,lan.
Eft IN antre orceau de terre situe aux
memes licux, acl,ete du g"ouvernement des
Etats- Unis le % mars 1884, ~suivant recu
DIT Bureau DIES 'Fsrres au Opelonsas, N"
5h2S, Giant les, sections fractionnelles No. 20
ct 81. Township No. 6 sud de Ia rang6e No.
1 est, plus par reinforcement decrite sur lie
plan CT annexe. date 10 JUN 1853, signe
W. j. McCullrh, Depute Surveyor.
@. Tn autr moroccan de terre boisSse
achets de Jose phi V. Mayer lie Is Septem-
bre, 1856, par l's.cte pa>se devant lie Recor
der su,-nomme, enregis,re livre, .. page
S6S, ct designne dams lacte ocnme suit:
"Une c~rrtaine portion de ,erre boissce sit
ne pres de Ia Prairie Basse a l'extr6me
Unite de Ia terre du vendenr (Maycr), bor-
nee Quest par la terre DE- ULCER Roy, nord
par leSiterres DIES h6ritiers de George King
deced6, ct sNl ct est par celle du vendeur
( 'ayer), la lis ne Quest partant du bout de
la terre courau't all bayou, %suivant lie plan
annex6 AL dit acte ct prenant deux lignes
para'lelles par tant de la di,e ligne Quest
ct courant d rou,:st dc maniere a bonner
aux dit acquere eur une superfcie de yingt
arpents.
Conditions Compliant, pour IN montant
s~ufi>ant pour layer lie montant, principal
ct rintSret, de & eux bills's don't lie plaignant
Faustin Hollier en- est detenteur; Fun pour
$500, dh lie 10 novembre 1863, avec Tinte-
ret a raison dc S'pour cent par an de Pe-
ch6ance jusqu'a Placement, rautre de $3.50
d. Q 10 novembre 1853, avce 8 pour cent
par an dinterst dc l'echeance jusqn'a pale
ment, ans>i que les frais ct lS balance pay.
able lie - novelnbre 1870.
J. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
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vente par. se sheE-f3:

Amelia Guidry rs. Cnes'me n. Ga'dvy
uUITIEME CoUR de District ponr la
IL Paruissr de st Landry. No 9sO2.-En
vertu dun alias writ de teri faeias4a MOI
adrese par Honorable Huitieme Ceuf dr
District de lEts; de la Louisiainr, dams ct
pour la Paroiss- de St. Landry, dams r~affaire
colossus. je procederai, lie SAMEDI 5 Mars,
1870, a onze heures lu matin, 4 la mason de-
cour de la dite paroisse, en- la vile des Opsluu-
sas, a 10 vente publique ct ADJUDICATION taes
propriGtGes suivantes, a savoir-'
l. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TER
re situte a peu pres trois miles de Ia willie dss
OpeIousas, contenant quatre cent ciua Ct
56llO0 arpehts de supertcie-avec tontes' les
ba,isses ct authorizations qui sly trouvrnt.
2 UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE
dams les Grands Bois. contenant cent arpents
de snpefcie, faisant face a Ia Iigne est de- Ia
motto Quest du lot No. !. dams 10 township
No. 5, Sud de la rangee No. 3 est, avrc tsns
profondeur que renferrne le nottant des dts
cent arpents. .. ..i.3. t.N ,-s i""'.
Saisi. dams l'afaire dessus. ..t. . ~,5i t,
Conditions-Comptant. .-.yyn'
J. NJ. THOMPSON, sherK.
90 ~janvier 7h'T"
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States Internal Revenue,

ASST sTAET ASSESSORS OFFICE, ~ 71 r..
9Th DIVISION, 2D DISTRICT LOUssTAN a.. ga
yIsa3 10 OPEEOUsAs, Feb. leth, 1870 ~ III
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citizens of
lv St Landry Parish, that the assessment on
Incomes for the year ending December 3ist
1863. and for Especial Taxes for carrying on
business, trades, professions. &c. for the year
ending aiay lst is7i, Is now being made.
All persons WIN. are engaged in business of
any kind whatever, and those possessing Gold
Patches, Carriages, Gold Or 4Silrer ftats, or
Billiard Tables. are hereby notified TO appear
at this Office for the purpose OF assessment
within 25ldays from the date hereof.
AL persons failing to report for assessment
within the time specified above are liable to
a penalty in. addition to- the amouat Of their
tax. 49,
ALI persons are required &c make . return of
their income for 1869. whether the amount Of
the same Id Sufficient 10, render them liable to
an income tax or mot. feF.3lE ii 49tfr 4
I S.tsI o. a. RICE, Asst. Assessor,
ii. 9Th Div. I'd Dist. of Leuisiana.
Feb, l2, 1670--2w. ~ +.
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Public SALE

.Estdte Of Ira Aayer, deceased.
pY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. ProbaV
- court Of the Parish Of St. Landry, there
with be soid at public auction, by he finder
signed administrator, or by a public auction
s*r, on the premises, on al s.1 A.
,,,7, Wednesday, March ssd, 1870.
all tho claimss rights, title aud i%nfefes. Of said
deceased, In lots Nos. ]. Z, 1l3, Ia Up, O.
81, 100, JIG, 81, los, JOG, l0z, AZ, 80, w. IS,
SO, and fn several other lots, nnmbrrs not
known, ouf the plan Of the town OF Moundville
u Chi, i wagon, / yooke oxen, 8 cows, 3
heif.rs, q heeyes, s mules, 8 hurses, household
and kitchen farniture,--one and a half acres
s.ubbls cane, and @nunierous other articles.
Terms--Cash Oh the spot. i .nyt e"'
..,.v "",,,s WM. II. MAYO, Administrator.
Feb 10. 1870
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PARISH CouRr, ST. Landry 264e
Estate Of" Doundasgue Larose, Fontenot,
Dos DIEGUE LARosE FoNTENor>
~ j.. efths Parish Of s.. Landry, admin min
tenet, deceased, late of said q ,ish, having
Hisd final 'Tableau of Classification and
distribution Of all the funds of said Estate,
accompanied by his petition prayin@ for the
holnologatien Of the same and vAEereas the
prayer OF said petition has been granted by
an order Of Court. bearing date February
18th, 1879; zYa5st! r- i@, ~'. $50. ~ ft-1..
u IoMI. therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Opslousas, within the tins equired by law,
why the said Tableau should net be homolo
gated aud confirmed.
"I'fE'8 |Jos ID, RICHARD, Clerk
ot February 10, 1870 f't 4 '''
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succession de DE phine GuiliOry
Cowr De Psroisss, St. Landry.-No 1858
TERAND III. FONTENOT, de Ia Paroisse
VI St. Landry. ayant presentee une petit
ten. 4 fsftt d'esre ro,nme administrator
de 10 succession de Delphine Guillory. veuve,
decide, reinforcement de Ia dite psroisse:
En- consequence avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dams cette succession
diavoir d dedaire par ecrit 4 mon bureau,
dams les dix jour qni s~uivront Ia date du pre-
sent avis les raisons, si aucuue liz II pour
l.squell~s il ne s-rsit pas fait droita ID d..
mssds du p~e,itionnsire:
2s JOS. d RICHARD, Gre6isr
10 f6vrier 1870.
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vente PalbIfQue.

SHocesss01 de ,lfG IHdye7. aScedee.
EN VERTU dun er3re del'Hon Cour des
IL Prsuvestdsl In PaIoisse st. Landry, il &C.
70 vsndu a l'encan public par IL soussigne
sdrinistra,rur, Gu par un rAcantenr pubic,
sur Ice lisux, 10 MERCREIG, % du thois de
Mara, 1870, toutes lee reclauations, droits,
siiFes ct intefsts da sdefunt, dang lss lots;
Nos. 1, 2, ii3, lie, us. S, 81. &0, Is, e..
Jos. log. lG7. 42, 90, s2, 10, 90, aussi quo dans
plusieurs autres lots don't lee nunseros ne sont
pss x~pufus, d'apres le plaa de To- willie de
Moundviilr, en- cstte Parnisse.' 49,
III Chareite. ! wagon. uae' paire de boetfs
&s sire, 3 vsries,,3 tsur~s, d boeafs, . mulets,
2zchsTsux, msubles de MASON, ct hsstorie de
cuisine, ,us,i acre ct demis annes q sucre-un
nornbzs d'smtres ebjet. g'a1r n #:5."
Coadisons--Conptan eur lee lieux, H.. Fl
J. t4t1 si ri WM. Ii. MAYO. Adm.
"a Eravr;ev 1874 -..sfF9 4aBHs t4ra ,Tis:an"E
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Etat de In Louissiarse.jft

Etat de In LotaiaiaTie.3rtI
CouR DE PARoIssE. Sr. LANDRx--No. lsls7
2. Succession do Casiusir IL LArandhIas
WIVES D'AVY,' executeur de ID succession
l. de Casimirl E. Dnrapd. decide, ayans
'rnregistse un tableau ct reglement, della ditto
succession, accompagne dune petition de-
mandant l'homologatidn 'd'icslui; nj h'ea.
Et attendu, Gull a etc fat sdroit y Ia de-.
mande de latdite petition, par Nm ordre de 10
Conr. en- date da 30 deeembre 1869, ',ea cirz,
En- consequence, avis est par le present
dsgsoir i faire opposition, Isl aucunes ILL ont,
pr eerit y mons bureau dansiIa vile dee Op-
date du present avis pourqnoI iedit tableau
ne serait pas appfouve et hotno!ogue." ''''it
III .:niTv JOS. u. RICHARD, 10refRss.oit
1janvier, 1870 llqgt.t uaitn pntygz v,F-
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% ~janvier 1870 $780," III "a"
Vente PubliQe.


' Succession de adelaide Hawkins.
I'm VERTU dun ordrs de THon Cour
~ des Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry.
il sera vendu a rencan public, au dernier ct
plus ofrant encherisseur, par lie soussigne en-
~canteur, d Ia Mason de Cour de cetts dite
paroisse. en- Ia vile dss Opelousas, 10
Mardi, ID Eevrier, lS50,
Ia propriete ci-aprss dSerite, appartenant a la
succession de Adelaide Hawkins decide, 4
SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre situe quatre miles sud.
est de Ia vile drs Opelousas, mesurart soix-
ante.dix arpents, ayant uns face do trois ar.
penis ct lem sur une profoudeur de vingt ar
peuts. borne nord par les terres de Theodore
Chachere, sud pa, les terres de Barnabe, est
PAL la terre de Pierre Lemon. ct Quest par. Ia
terre Do - Wyble' L .",5'
Conditions-Comptant
'u.E- s . ,t' LIZ ~LASTRAPES,
Is janvier, 3d.. 1",,s.-a.E., Eucanteur IL
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Notice.

HAVE this day sold to my brother Ed
L. ward Plonsky, all my interest in the store
heretofore kept By me. on Main street in the
of Washington. All parties having
claims against me- and all persons indebted to
me. are notified TO settle the same with my
successor, Edward Plensky. who is alone att
stl.orized to .liquidats the sauie. Thankiug abe
public for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, ] solicit q continuance for my
successar.s .rz JACOB PI.ONsKY. 2
s+s5sscs Iss., In tSss so In
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Vente par le Sheriff.
Loxise Fostenot ct ais u. 'WarimsNien
ke1,son ri oIs.

~AAS~ E@SA
Losiss FoRtenot ct ais us. MarimiNien
ken,son et ais.
TOUR DE DISTRICT, St. Landry, No
~ e630.-En vettu dun ordre d. vente
lance par lhororable Huitieme Cour de
District DE- rEtst de Ia Louisiana, siegeant
dams 1t pour la Paroisse St. Landry, dams
~i'atfsire ci.d+ssus %int,tule, ct 4 moi adresse, je
p,ocederai a vendre 4 l'encan public, al der
i,ier 1t plus offrant encherisseur, 4 la maison
&c cour de- cette dise paroisse. en- la vile des
Ope,onsas, lie SAMEDI, 5 Mars. 1870, = II
i.cures du natiu. la propriete ci.dessous de-
critic, saisie pour satisfaire ledit ordre, b SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terrs situe dams Ia
PaFoisss St. Landry. IN 10. quarter Plaisance,
ayent six arpeuts de face sur q~uarante de pro.
find.ar, faisant fscs.au Bayou Grand Louis
Gu 'rechs, borne n,rd par Ia terrs appartenant
msintrnant a Pierre Sylvestre, ct IN has par
Ia teEre suppose- . sPpsrtrnir 4 Marie Bouvet.
excepss le lot NO ! de- 10 dite terrs, contenant
SO acres, qui y Etc vendu s...aaf .....f
neutrality-suspicious. du prix d'achat
payable compliant, ct Ia balance 4 un credit
DE- un ct dsux ans du jour de la vente. ~.
j. G. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Etat dc la Loutsiano. ?
CouR DE PARolssE, ST.. LANDRY, No. 3s2

couR DE pARolssE, ST: LANDRY, No. 3s2s
Succession de Erelina MARKS, IA.
4 NDRE. MECHE, de Ia, Parcisseae 81.
~ Landry, administrator de lssuccsssioaa
de Evelina Marks, ayant enrGgistre I'm tableeaul
de distribution des fonds de "a dite succession,
accompagne dune petition d~emahdant Phb.
mologatipn d'icelui; 90 h.tuaw nadU
= attendu, gull a etc fais droit a Ia ,dsman-
de ae ladite petition, par uh oflre de Ii. Cour
en- cate di 81 JAMIE 1870: l'e4" @"t.II 'E"63
En- consequence, avis est par he ipressns
dome aux interesses dams cstte succession,
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, fpar
ecrit, a mon bureau dams Id willie des* Gtppelou-
sas, dams les trente jours qui suivrbnt4 Ii date
du present avis pourquoi ledit tableau ne ss.
RAFT pas %approuve ct homologne. alb ,rfitI4
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier. g.,
% ~janvier 1870. -'' '.r" II '''''"s
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II sheriff - sale.
Isfdte If afo,.ssn Ereedman rs. Fran

~. ~ Richard .3 a.,ss
n1sTRIcT COURT, St. Landry, No.
~ 30s2, BY virtue ef q, writ Of IL. ia, is
sued by the 9Th. District Court for the Parish
ofSt. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and
TO me directed, I win proceed to sell at public
a~uclion, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house of said parish, In the town of
Opeluasas, ouH SATURDAY the 5.h day OF
March 1871 9. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
described property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit /: 4.o r5.i" i+ IT,
Feur Creole horses--two of q blue color
one bay and one brown, all branded thus .
g Terms Cash. ..,-g..-u H..
1ea- III JAS. G. HAYES, <herif
Feb. 10, 1870. ''@ .S'. 70" '... '"t"
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Sherifs Sale.
Louis Fontenot ct. ais Us. MarimiIien
- Keuntson, ct. ais.

Louis F%onten0t ct. ais as. MaTiWtasn
Kennison, ct. ais.
RIsTRICT COURT. St. Landry. No. 1850
~ By virtue of an order OF sale issued
out of the 9th District Court for the Parish OF
St. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed. 1 will proceed to sell at public
auction. to. the last andaGghest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope.
~lousas. Oh SATURDAY the 5th day of March
1870, at ii O'Clock, A. M the following desert
bid property seized to satisfy said writ. to
wit
ted in the Parish of St. La $ary. in the quarter
called Plaisance, having SIX arpents front by
forty in depth. fronting on Bayou Grand
Louis or Teche, bounded north by land now
belonging to Pierre Sylvester. and below by
land supposed to be owned bv one Marie
Bnuyet, except lot No. !, containing fifty
acres, which has already been sold; and upon
the following terms and conditions. viz: Sew
en-eights Of the price payable cash, and the
balance upon one and tw1 years credit from
day of sale.
TAAES n y ShariH