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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE &OIDAUNT DIVORCE CAsE-MR. BRIGHT S
HEALTH-ELECIION DISORDERS.

TIE EORDACNT DIVORCE CAsE-MR BRIGHTS
HEALrH-ELECTION DISORDERS
LoNDoS Thursday. FEB. "a, 1870
In the Mordaunt divorce case to-day, the counsel
on both sides made their closing arguments To-
morrow the Judge will deliver the charge, and give
the case to the jury.
The condition OF MT. Bright's health creates deep
anxiety
The elections at Waterford and Nottingham are
attended with scenes OF violent excitement. In both
places disturbances have occurred, ad persons have
been roughly treated.
The weekly report Of the Bank Of England shows
All increase of el25O0 in bullion SINCE last report
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDNGs-THE LAND BILL
GROWING MORE UNPOPULAR>IN IRELAND.
The House of Lords discussed for a short time the
lill for the regulation Of hours Of labor and ad-
iourned In the House Of Commons, the bill for the
abolition Of compulsory potage, introduced on the
frst day of the session, passed 10 second reading
and was referred 10 a select Committee. The subject
of reform in the War Office came up and was dis
enssed with some bitterness. Mr.. Gladstone's Land
Reform bill is not well received in Ireland and its
unpopulaIity is increasing.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss-TIIE PRINCE OF WALES
EFFECT OF CHIEF-JUsTICE CIAsLs DE-
CISIOE.
The Tins to-day has an editorial article on the
scene in the Courtroo yesterday at the Trial Of the
Iad,, Mordauut divorce case. The Times says the
error of the Prince of Wales is due to the careless
ness of his reputation and heedlessness in the matter
of personal intimacies which are forbidden to the
ROYALTY. Prince Aberts example was faultless, and
the Prince of Wales will learn from it, and exemphiy
a life free even from the sembancc of leyity.
The Times also has an editorial on the subject oil
the recent decision. by the Supreme Court OF TIC
United States. in the matter OF the legal tenders
asserting that that decision "has restored English
confidence in American JUSTICE
The underwriters are charging fifty per cent pre-
MUM on the missing steamer City Of Boston.
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CUBA.

AFFAIRS UNDER GOYENECHF, PUELLO, AND
VALMAsEDA-PUELLOS sUPEKSEDLKE DE-
AASDED.
HAVANA, Feb. i9.-GOyeneehe has returned toward
the insurgents country with some $500 or $3.50
men, and VIII, no doubt, attempt 10 redeem his fall
ing fortunes. ii he whipped Jordans forces 50 bad
ly at Njasa, why is he dispatched in the same drec
fion again, and that too with additional forces and
a larger measure Of supplies
The Spaniarls at last, for q wonder are beginning
to admit that Pueblo was defeated at La Nina de
Juan Roderquez and this in the face of the protes
tations of tho Spanish Consul at New-York TO the
contrary strong effort is now being made to have
Puello removed from the command Of the army of
Camagiry Many OF the Spanish officers under him
protest chat he ought TO be superseded at once be-
cause Of his Incompetence.
proof that valmaseda's repeated prOclanations
that the instruction had been crushed in the East
ern Department, had no foundation in fact, is the
reported movement of that worthy npon the insnr-
gents In the country Of Las Tnnas. Three columns,
moving froGn three different points, are 10 meet at a
given point, and thence be led by the gallant Bias
vilate Count Yalmaseda TO the slaughtered The re-
manning Cabans. e,r
A DECREE or LIBHRATiog-CoURT CHANGES
RIGHTEES cCBANs EXECUTED ~ SANTIAGO.
HAvAxA, Feb. A-The Captain General has issued
important decree. II grants liberty to over 2OOl
negroes prisoners of war who had been hired out 10
labor by the Government, with the understanding
that they to become slaves after certain date
The decroeseclsres that everyone who is willing to
work can take care Of himself, while the laws viii
protect all GLASSES. The measure is warmly APP
plaaded by the Liberal and Progressive parties.
The Csptain-General intends TO issue a decree
abelisbing Tie privilege of trial by special courts.
hitherto enjoyed BIZ persons in the army. navy. and
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OHM.

DEMANDING SATISFACTION FOR IHE hrhph .i.
OF observation-disclosures 70 DECEASED
AMERICANs--ADMIRAL ROMANS REPORT
WASHINGTON, Feb A.-Rear Admiral Rowan
commanding the Asiatic squadron, Reports W ne nv
nena,tep, under date OF Hong Kong, Jan the salts
factory condition OF affairs that station so lar as
American interests are concerned. Peace ana q"'e"css
appear to be the rule with occasional exception 6uc
the depredati0ns of pirates on the c0aslng y' ALA
other petty pirscies IN the rivers on sino' Do'' wv
the murder of q missionary now and then ,,, ri,
The French Admiral had lett Hong hVnE Sd a
squadron for the purpose OF demanding tatlsiscV I
tie murder OF a French CATHOLIC missionary 10y Chuoss
In szcLuen The expedition had reached the mouth o.
the Noonsiing River accounts There are AZ poi,
at Hong Kong, Italian PrissiaD, ana austrian 'o''
The health OF our squadron II reported excellent
Another dispatch from Admiral k9N AL ,nsnsions .ns
naval onors were the Memories OF late rtcio
OF War Stanton OK PresdeDt Pierce, and Rear Annrs
Stewart, and were Joined In by the Ehgs.' a.ula.,
North German and Austrian vessels ~ poI., w n" y,
BlstiDg their eOl0rs, and ia The honor 10 .1 =,
sxPresdent Pierce ny tue soDor nIbr'r sup y, e.
pati0paiy firing IN Turn ~ gnnt after s"p"" """'"'
flag ship
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THE INDI1NS.

GREAT SCARCITY OF CAME IN THE LAKE sDPE-
RIoR REGIoN-THE INDIANS STARVING.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24-Capt. Brown Wallis, late
OF the British army who arrived in ST. Paul yesterday
from Fort william, says the Indians throughout the
region of Lake Superior starving 10 death Fish are
not to be found in shallow water and partndges and
reindeer were known 10 be He heard OF
several deaths from starvation. The chief warden Of the
Hudson Bay Company Fort William had sent train
OF provisions 10 Dog Lake for the Indians. bat many
die before relief reaches Them. Tue country -
covered with hye feet OF snow and the weather very
cold
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN GALVESTON, TEXAs-Loss
ONE MILLION.

GALVESTON, Feb. pa fire last night de-
sroyed block the north side Of Strand between FIRE.
mont and Twentysecondts and the opposite block on
the south side OF strand Many Of the houses were OF
little value bnt were filed with large stocks OF goods
The loss ia estimated at slOOO.0oO Tic sufferers arc
Dargeu FabYn, William Barnes the Phen1 Express, T.
b. stubbs. Cert Brothers. C. Barnett ]. Gorham Coz
Ralph Levy CO., G. W. Grover, john -. Rogers Co..
W. H. Sellers, j. s. Sellers Co, the Union Marine ana
Fire Insurance Co.. T. i. Austin, b. A. King, Burnett
Wall Henry Sampson. the Mound City Mutual Insurance
Company DeyOt Sullivan. ID. o. Herbert Shackelfod
& Brown, smailwood & Clark, c. j.. Bronssood, C. ".
Hurley s. Co.. S. Jacobs Co., L. W House, r. = Woods,
1. H. Woods.
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church, and by foreigners. This will do away with
the tribunals of commerce for foreigners and Others
and viii strike at the root Of partial and unjust ad
ministratiOn of the laws.
The DiariO publishes documents revealing the ex-
istence of Cuban Junta in Santiago. which had for
q long time assisted the insurgents with information
and material of war. The members of the Junta. Is
in number, arrested, the charges against them
were proved, and they have all been executed.
Gems. Ferrer and Canto have arrived here.
Gen. Webb, accompanied by Consul-Gen Biddle,
visited De Rodas to-day.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD.
Under date of Feb Is, an aged Cuban writes
from Havana TO relative hero:
After the shameful defeat OF Pueblo and Goyeneche in
January as you already know they both took refuge In
Puerto Principe their forces being In dem0ralized con-
dion. On the 9th inst GOyeneche returned to the field
with 1000 men, On the S he back again within the
walls OF Puerto Principe, having been second time
badly beaten by the American Gen. Jordan. He contn-
ned his retreat westward to Esptu Santo, which was
then and IS now besieged by the Insurgents
YOu will be proud 10 learn that Honorato Castillo has
again reformed to life. How many times he has been
Killed In Spanish dispatches IL would be impossible for
say. Within short time he has taken four Span
ish encampmens Santo Espirltu The Spanish
commander at Espritu Santo has begged De Rodas To
end him 1900 more troops.
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pERrEcrrxe THE PRESBYTERIAN REUNION


CINCINNATI, Feb. q. The joint Committee Oh
the General Assemblies Of the late Old aud New School
Presbyterian Churches the Reconstruction Of the
Board OF Church Extension in session here yesterday
and today The object OF the conference TO arrange
the prelmnarles for consolidating the pccuniary ard
other terests Of both bodies in the work OF Church ex'
tension In regard to the organization OF new Board OF
Church Erection the conference advise the organization
under the special charter enjoyed b. the New School
Church. which Will 0baby involve the location OF tho
Board In Now.YOrk City. The Conference recommends
that the Board consist OF q members TX ol the number
from the Northwest. The spirit OF the deliberations
earnest. practical aud indicative OF forward movement
by tLe church The General Assembly viii take final
action on the recommendations OF the Board next Spring
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WRECK OF THE MISSIONARY PACKET MORNING
STAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Adviccs from Hon
oulu state that the Missionary packet Morning star was
wrecked Ibouga Island. In the Pacific Ocean, on tho
18th Of October. Tho Morning star was brig-rgged'
built in Boston aud paid for by contributions
from the Sunday school scholars OF the various CHRISTIAN
denominations. She 10 n total loss. Her possengers
among whom were the Revs. \. r. Payne, g. Is Snow
and A. A. Bturea and family saved anu hh.e ooon
landed at Honolulu by the British brig Annie Foro'
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THE BOSTON woRKMowoMEN's PROTECTIVE
..G f.a UNION.

Bosros, Feb. o4-The Workingwomens ITO
tscttve Union Of Boston has Unanimously aaop'ea '"'
foiiosang;n $685. -f offtt q, any
attsmsn,rd eucroaehmcDts tho leKumaio sp ~r,y
msn's dus,es aud therefore wo ~ ns ~
rsmonstrsts against Iss,sisuon 'n '~'
vamnnA
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ITALY.
4 T n
FLORENCE, Tn

FLORENCE, Thursday, Feb a. 1870
Commander Cord - has been appointed to succeed
N. CerTuti. as Minister Of Italy at Washington.
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covnrTrov OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.

CONDITION OF TIE NAIlONAL bANho'
WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-The following is an
abstract OF the condition OF the national banks OF the
limited States as shown by reports TO the Controller
OF the Currency, On the I'D day of January, 1870:
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kok.-One bank each In Oregon, Montana, Utah, and
Idaho did not report IN tlme for this abstract.
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WASHINGTON.
THE SALE OF CADETsHIPs.

TIIE CASE OF wHITTEMORR DISPOSED OF-THE
COMMITTEE FLOODED WITH TESTIMONY I'M
FLOATING OTHER MEMBERS - PROBABLE
ABANDONMENT OF THE INVESTIGATION
THE SENATE DECLARES AGAINST CURRENCY
IMITATION - THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP PRO-
rCTo
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Public Sa1e.~ issw

Estate of Abasr B. Nc ck1andl In com
1'''a munity, &c. '"S'7S
= VIRTUE of an order Of the Probate
- Court Of the Parish Of ST. Laddry,
there viii be sold at public auction, To the
last AID highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrative or BY a public aadtioneer, on
the premises, on THURSDAY February
10th, 1870, the following described proper
lty belonging 70 i the succession st'c.a aita aforesaid Af'r'auda tor
wit - - ~ =" .5g ~
/. THE PLANTATION on which the
deceased last resided, situated id Roberts
Cove, PARISH aforesaid, containing six nun.
'dred and forty acres, more or less, bounded
on the east BY lands or Valentine G. Clark,
west by lands Of Smith and lands Of the es-
tate, south by Bayou Plaquemine Brulec,
and north by the public domain, together
With III the sbaildings I and improvements
Terms alnsa co,ditions-one fourth of the
price, to hs paid down on the day of sale,
and the balance thereof to be paid in three
equal annual ,instalments from the DAY Of
sale, purchasers TO. give their notes payable
to. the administrators of said ssaecession,
and bearing eight per cent sperae annnm
from maturity until paid vendors privilege:
md q special mortgage TO be retained 10
THE estate to secure final fpayment
said credit price principal and interest
/ This p,autation win be sod 10 .lotsssof not
ess than ID nor, more. than fifty Acres,
~ - EMMA ANDRUSsfI
la, 4 N NJ ,Administratrix.
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Public sale.
Estate of .Tohn w Hc0tk :,

SpV~N ~" ~
VIRTUE. Of an order Of the Pro-
~ bate Court Of the Parish ofSt. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, . to the
last and highest bidder, by the, undersigned
administrator or By q public ~auctioneer.
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY Feb
ruary 9Th, 1870, the following property be-
longing to said estate, viz: ''F7@
!. THE PLANTATION situated IN Old
Grand,.P Prairie, containing about two hundred
and forty arpents, bounded norlh by Emile
Nidrine, east by Jean Louis S. sRontenOs
and Bayou crocodile, south by Mrs. Au-
guste Soileau and west by P. Stage, togesh-
or with all buildings and improvements
D.. Two cows and calves, one old, horse.
household furniture, a horse wagon
\ Terms and conditions--Moyables cash on
Ahe day of sale the immosable property to-
be sold cash on ths day of sale, ,5or one
half Of price the balance thereof ~ be
paid in twelve months from the day Of
sale !; purchaser furnishing bis promisory
note, with TIVE good and solvent securities,
payable to, the administrator and bearing
per cent per an,lraa interest ,lsoua day
of sale until paid, vendsF's p~saEiless ~ be-
on the property to secure more
fully the payment ofthe price. III ng,4s
,gx,s,.sa ONEZfME L. FONTEN0T, nj
Jan g. aRI 1ga ISL Administrator.
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JUDICIAL ADV,MESTs
SAT-
Estate yAagustus L.. WsneEh.x

lar ~Se@S L.. WaRcHEer,
PY VIRTUE of an order Of the Hon ~,
- Probate Court in and for the nar;.b =,
t. Landry, there will be sold at public sro
ton, to the last and highest bidder. he tho
undersigned Administrative or by n div
commissioned auctloneer, in the ,oyrn IS
washington, on WEDNESDAY, Eebruarv
sth, 1915, the following described proprr,y
otiong,ng to the estate of Augustus i.
E M'nSSist to' Ssi ! Ia to qf the parish Of St:
ONEFOURTH OF A LOT OF GROrND
with the buildings and Improvement tboro,
on situated in the town Of Wasb;rrtau
at the corner of St. John and Vine Streets
THE SOUTH EAST QUARTER oE11r
NO. thirty seven, as marked upon the Mat
OF the town of Washington, bounded north
by property of Lemell-, east By Bridge
street, south by Vine street and west ~
land of L. Dupre, with buildings and i'm.
'provements thereon, known as Winekfar,s
Coffee house.
Terms and conditicns-one thsaIf cash
nd the balance on six months credit. pur.
laser giving his promisory note, bearing
erht per cent per annum interest from
mturity, with good and solvent security.
Vedors retaining privilege and special
mo;gage; purchaser not to ALLEVIATE. hy-
pothcate,, or otherwise cucumber the prop-
ertysold, to the detrinent of said reserved
pr'vhge and mortgage" ar a54"al ~
ELIZA A. sUTHERLAND,ta r.
'aaS II. >,&3..,. Administrative.
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JUDICIAL ADVMENTi
49,
SHERTFF''S "a -

| r ~ GALL
1raatom Lo~eN as. Joseph I. lumesu,
n1sTRICT COURT, St. landry. N,
- lioy7.-By virtue of an ordr Of seiznr
and sale issued out of the 9Th Disrict Conr
OF the State OF Louisiana, sitting q and fo
the Parish OF st Landry, in the abae snt;,ls,
cause, and to me directed, Il will yy,ceed +,
sell at public auction, to IT, last ana highes
bidder, at the Courthouse of said psY h in thu
town Of OprlousaSS, on SATURDAY he htb
day of February. 1870. at II o'clock All tha
following described property, seized tea,jsfv
said writ. to-wit:
] The soufh half of the southwest tartou
of section 81 in township 5 south of ras,a g
east, and the northwest quarter of sectn &
township S south of range & east, in the s,thb'
Western Land District of Louisiana, G. Mn
ing W hundred and forty-one 69ll0o acrt
2 The east half of section Sc in towns,
5 south of FRANCE 5 east, in the South Westsi,
Land District Of Louisiana, containing 81
32ll0O acres
8 The east half Of the 9erth-east quartz
and fractional northeast quarter of section
In toNSpship 6 south of range No. 5 east, i
the South Western Land District of Louisial,
containing l2C172llOO acres.
4 One hundrel and thirty acres of Ian
adjoining the herein above described tract c
land, bounded o. he upper side by land c
Gibbon y. Chevis. and on the lower side b
land of Mrs Dickson-the above describe
tract of lai d lying in and situated in the Pa,
ish of St Landry 3p t... a,
Terms-Cash. .. .
j. M. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
January ''
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PUBIICoSAIE. :
ESQte of Sdmue5 L. Dorsau.

. 0'NN'e " cdWaeS L.. DOrs0y.
WlLLbe sold at publicauction by order
OF " Parish Court, by the under
signed ADMINISTRATIVE or some qualified
auctioneer, at the store Of jonathan L.
MOTIFS, assBsg Cane in said Parish, on SAT
uRDAY the Sta day of February next 1870,
the following described property belonging
10 the snccessgn of Samuel L. Dofsay
deceased, viz + .~.a~,-rf
One american nare, one small mare, two
creole horses, as15Ilasteads, 2 feather beds
anu 8 mattressesSVssd 4 pillows, / secretary,
wardrobe, bureau and other articles Of
household n Kitchen furniture, including
s. owe &c. &es 2 bales Of cotton, l lot Of
medicines, | lot of medical books, the med
lcal accounts, and other movable articles too
to mention a'N7! ss 90 "'a
Terms-Cash on the spot. vi. %%"%'
JULIA A, DORSAY,a3
Jan ~ n IL. NIL Administrative.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

Payne, Huntington &c., Us. Adezard
Caflin, test. er.
EIGHT~hDIsTRICT COURT. Parish oil
~ st. Landry. No 12GOl.-By virtue OF
a writ of seizure and sale issued out Of the
Eighth District Court of the State of Louisi.
ana, in and for the Parish of St. Landry, in
the above entitled cause, and to me directed,
l Will proceed to sell at public auction, at
the Courthouse of said Parish in the town of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY the 5thSday OF
february 1870, At eleven O'clock, A. d. the
following descriRd property, seized toSsatisfy
said writ. to wit: :, 80. q
A CERTAIN PLANTATION situated on
the Bayou Courtableau. in the Parish Of St.
Landry composed of the fractions hereinafter
described. viz: -.t -
One hundred and fifty acres of land bought
from the government Of the United States the
End January, 1919; one hundred aid sixty
acres anS thlrty-two hundredths bought from
the United States OH the 9Th of January, ls49;
ninety-two acres bought from the United
States the 9Th December. lS49; one hundred
and hfty-niney acres and forty-Awo hundredths
bought from the United States con the 9TH of
February, Is49; one hundred and sixty acres
and thirty two hundredths, bought from H.
Prevent the IN" January, lS49; one hundred
and forty eight acres and ninety-seven hun
dredths. bought from Chachere the Sd January
ls49i nine acres and fifty h%unGredths bought
from E Duvernoy the 29th January, 1919
sixt''.eigilt acres and ~ninety.seven hnndredtl}s
bought from Coulon Devilliers the 26th Feb.
ruary, lo49; one hundred and twenty-eight,
acres bought from j b Annals the Goth Deem
Der, l549; se%yenty-six acres and f~orty-six hun
dredths bought the 5th of June, 1851, from d,
Bihm; and nineteen acres and thirty hun
drrdths bought the 18th November, 1851. from
} Lyons,-making in all a superficial area of
thirteen hundred and twenty.nine acres and
thilty-six hundredths, more or less. all in diff.
ferent tracts adjoining one another. together
with all the buildings and improvements and
dependencies thereon IS 81" usas. 4...
Terms-Cash. .t.~ -, .s..
-. -. go. j. M9THOMPsoN, sfss Eff:
- ion
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SheTiT>s sale.
.FWteaot ets ais. sus. Mari

Louis Foutenot, ct al. svss ,Narimiz;en
Kenni$om e. as.
nIsTR1CTCoURT.. 81. Landry, No. s6so
~ By virtue of an order of sale Issued
out of the 9Th District Court for the Pasiksh Of
81. Landry, in the above entitled ssnit, and TO-
ne directed, | will proceed to sell. at publi>
Auction, to the lastxand highest bidder, ut the
Courthouse Of saiG,parish in, the town. of Opr-
loesas, on SATURDAY the 5ta day Of Febru-
airy, 1870. at II O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
described pi perry seized to satisfy said writ,
to wit: mr. -" ~5@"'s IN
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND Situated
in the Parish of St I.andrJp.in thr quartereall-
ed plaisance, having six arpraits front by forty
in depth. fronting Oh Bayou Grand Lonis or
.Ttchs, bounded north by land now belonging
to Pierre Sylvester and hrlnw by land suppos-
ed to be owned by one Marie Bou,e1 ), and
upon thu following terms and conditions, viz:
seven7sighths Of the price payable cash, and
the balance. upon ONE and two years credit
from day Of sale ''b''".f III ~ I~iFtr
s-t' 4. a''r' JAMES G. HAYES Sheriff
jan ! +'55 ID }s.s fEF'Ht Eu.-iHia5@ ~,
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Public Sale.
Estate sgiGrard Preeas.

Estate eff Gerard Prgeas. 90
DYIRTUE If an order+of the Honorable
Ii Probate Goart OF the Parish Of 81. Lam
dry, there will BE- sold At puahc auction, TO
the last and highest bidder, by the undersig1n-
ed execatix, or byaa public aetioneer, at the
the plantation Of deceased in said parish. on
WEDNESDAY, February 9th, 1870, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to said estate, to-
/ TWO LOTS OF GROUND, lying vest
of the fiantation of deceased iussaid parish,
containing each about forty. acres, being the
u same ~pufehasedby deceased from Gerssime
Prejean. 7af
a lot of horned cattle, and other movable eff
fects, .EgSFA "A fRsss ]
tEeRms and Condiions.-Gashqbsfor deiive'
.9t SCHOLASTIC LEGERE.
Jan s Testamentary Exeeutrix.
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Sherin9s SALE!

YIN. II. Mayorrss F. MocAeA ct ais.
RY VIRTUE of an order granted on the
- 18th day Of January, 1870, BY the Hon.
A. Garrigues, Parish Judge of 81. Landry, in
the suit No. fS72 ofithe files of his Court. en-
titled William Ell, Mayo VS.. +. Mockelf Ct ais j,
l will proceed to sell on s.fgs1 he. ~
Saturday, February 5tfa, 1870,
at IL o'clock a.. NJ at the Courthouse eing Pc
Iousas, the Steamer BUSKIRK,,i with all its
appurtenances end machinery. as 1T now lies
in the Bayou Courtableau at Washington 5
Terms-Cash '"t~t 81 ttaaast a'E& st.
- fF II gas NJ THOMPSON Sheriff ~
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state of Louisiana.

sn' Estate Of Casimiir E. Dxraad,
YVES D'AVY. Of St Landry parish. exec
y l. .utor of the estate of Casimir Z. Durand
deceased, having filed a, tableau and account
OF said estate, accompanied by his petition
praying for zthe homologation. Of the same
And whereas, the prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an 1or@ar OF Court dated De-
cember 80, 1869; h.av
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10
all persons interested to make Opposition to
said tablran, in writing, at my Office in, the
town OF Opelonsas, within thirty days from
the date hereof, why the said tableal should
not be. homologated. ~, ~
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk,
January ], 1870 LA.t