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DR.. CONNAUGHTON,
Home Evidence ! |!
90, I. DOW SMITH, a Respectable
t;ti,sa Of ozark, Ark, tormerly Dep
rty Sheriff Of Franklin Co., ARK.

oa L. DOW SMITH, a Respecta5l'
,G-en Of ozark, Ark, tormerly Dep
atm Sheriff Of Franklin Co., Ark.
FcRr SMITH, Ark, Nov. 20, 1870.
e.srs. WHEELER 4 SPARKS,
Editors Herald, Fort Smith, Ark.
rxrrE EMEN-I wish to announce to the pub.
rbrough the columns of your valuable pa.
~ NV deep sense OF gratitude to DR.. Con-
nghton, now stopping at the "Euper
'Hse" for the marvellous relief which
ra received in two weeks time under his
Rihl treatment. The following is true
atpment of my case: Several years ago
=: afflicted with the sore eyes, which render
me almost blind. | sought and availed
r.plf of the best surgical relief but una
ilingly. until about two weeks ago, when
snds advised me to visit Or. Connaughton
jbose skill in such calls is well known, and
bo relieved me in IA few days. After COM
encing his treatment, | am happy to ac-
Iowledce that | am greatly relieved from
{ery symptom from which had so long sut
Ired. | believe permanent cure will be eff
Ztcd BY his method of treatment. | advise
/ who are afflicted to call on DR.. Connaugh-
I'M. as they will find a talented and skillful
{rgeon and gentleman every way worthy
/ confidence. My right eye had become to-
Suy blind. owing to what is termed by sur
fons Granular COnjunctiyitis with torma-
In of a white spot over the cornea. l have
1 $nerienced great relief. a ease so striking
and so quickly successful as this, is sure to
in great attention to the unusual ability OF
n Connaughton IL there be any afflicted
bo have delayed to call upon him. they
Sonld do so at once. His rooms are daily
yonqed with the afflicted from all parts of
# . country. He is remarkably quick and ac-
,rate and can comprehend at a glance the
4 al nature of the case,
L. DOW SMITH.
Nv residence is at Ozark, Arkansas. Now
treatment at Mrs. Naltons, Fort
'mith, Ark.
The above certificate was handed us by Mr.
Bow smith who is well known in this COM
b1uity from boyhood. Mr.. Smith manifests
he greatest confidence in the skill and abili-
Of Dr. Connaughton; and is grateful for
/ !, restoration to sight. His was no ordina-
\ case of sore eyes, he informs us that he
Ias been blind for over eighteen months; and
aat DR.. Connaughton has restored one eye
Lmpletely, and that the other is improving
/ rapidly, that he expects to have the full
Sc of it.
We have seen Mr.. Smith in his blindness,
hid Yesterday had our attention called to his
fght eye, by himself, and to its present con-
ltion. and if it can soon be cured, we will
ertainly add our testimony to the success
hi practice of DR.. Connaughton.
All who know Dow Smith, know that he
must have been materially benefited, else he
gould never have given the above certificate
nd there are many here who viii bear testi-
nony to the cure effected by DR.. Connaugh-
On.-F0rt Smith Herald.
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Dec. 6, $40.

TUESDAY, Dec. 6, Sl7O.
The river rose several feet last week. but Is
now falling slowly. with sufficient water for
all boats that ply tie river. Weather cloudy
and cold, indications of snow.
The Little Rock arrived Friday with big
freight and full of passengers and went down
next day.
The II. C. Gray from Louisville, arrived
Sunday. with A good freight and returned
last night, receiving here $50 bales OF cotton.
The Importer from New Orleans. arrived
here this morning and goes down tonight.
shippers for n. o. will take due notice.
The Dardanellc, passed up this morning,
ana will be down this afternoon.
The Pink Varble from Louisville, VIII ar
rive the last Of this week.
The Nightengalc left Cincinnati for this
river on the lst.
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Eg-A negro man, by the name OF
Munroe, living with a depraved white
woman, some two or three miles from
town, was shot and killed on Friday
morning last, by some person unknown.
He was sleeping in cabin and hole
was pushed through the side OF the build
ing and pistol thrust in and fired off
killing him almost instantly. Quite a
number of persons have been arrested,
supposed to have been implicated. Jeal-
ousy is supposed to have been the cause.
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If- A black man named Riley, en-
hloycd at the Cotton Gin of HAYMAN u
Scorr, had his hand and arm terribly lace
rated, on Friday afternoon last, so that
above the elbow was necessa-
|ry. Drs. DIBRELL and BRowN perform
ed the operation. The patient is doing
as well as could be expected.
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Valuable Building Lots.

S. r. LYON, offers for sale valuable
track of Land, situate in Log Town II
is pleasantly located and laid out with
Streets and Lots. For sale at bargain
For further information apply to 5. Il,
Lyon or at this Office IT,
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Iy- L. S. Marshal BRITToN started
bown to the penitentialy, on the little
R2ock, Saturday with eight prisoners, the
products of the L. S. Court at this place,
the past two or three weeks.
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Ey- We wish to direct attention to the
advertisement in our paper Of nj. S.
WIEprR, Little Rock, dealer in Window
Glass, White Leads, &c, DC. Builders
and Merchants will do well to examine
their stock aud prices.
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"a The place for country dealers, physi-
clans and planters &C., to procure FRESH
RDUGS and MEDICINES, is at SMYrH's S
City Drug Store, Van Buren,.
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An hours industry will do more to
produce cheerfulness, suppress evil humors,
and retrieve our affairs, than months
moaning.
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-"The man who raised cabbage
head has done more good than oil the met
aphysicians," said stump orator at
meeting. "Then." said a wsg. your
mother ought to have had the premium
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The Van Buren, Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
DIVING Service.

-, Mr.. SAMPLE, assisted by Rev. Mr..
.a,Rps, will preach in the Presbyterian
,,ch on Friday and Saturday next, and
/ ,ha sabbath following the administration
,be lords supper.
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Eg- Kellogg, a Chief Engineer in the
Navy, was killed by DR.. King few days
ago at Key West, Florida. King was
arrested.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

ES- DoUGHERTY d GLASS have just re
ceived a large and splendid assortment
of PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
CURTAINS, &c. Give them call.
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~ When in need of FANCY TOILET
ARTICLES, you will find them cheap at the
City Drug Store Van Burcn.
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Ey- Pay for your Paper.

"A shrewd old gentleman once said
to his daughter "Be sure, my dear, you
never marry Il poor man; but remember
that the poorest man in the world is one
that has money and nothing else"
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For cheap Drugs and everything
usually kept in Drug stores 60 to SMfTis
City Drug Store, Van Buren,
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

Eg- Capt PAT MAY, Of Little Rock
Is with us for day or two
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IT, New Wholesale and Retail City
Drug store is constantly in receipt OF New
Goods for sale .cneap.
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4 t9~ Paints, Oils, Glass and Turpentine
(hcap, at SMYTH's Drug Store.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

EV- No case piH be treated when there
is any doubt Of cure or relief.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
Aniline ColOn.

DED and Blue Anilinc, constantly beDe
IL for sale by
ID. c. WILLIAMS ! O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

west and fresh. Arrived: Brig Annie. sixty
Eve DAYS from Rio, with 5000 bags of coffee,
to George Westfeldt & Co. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass. May y, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rometer 1850. Wind north, southwest and
fresh. No arrivals. Sailed: Steamship
Morgan.
VIcKsBURa. May 27.-Passed down: Mar
celia. at II last night; Richmond, at 6 A.
M; Edenbure, at l P. NJ; Pargoud, at p.
N. River falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, May 27-Passed up: Belle
Lee and Colorado. Down: Julia Fulton
and barges. River falling. Weather clear.
Mercury so.
CINcINNAT1, May u. - River declined
slightly last night, stationary in the fore
noon and rising this afternoon. 1t has
been raining steadily since noon.
PI1TsBURG, May 7.-HonoDgahela five
feet seven inches in the channel. and fall
ing slowly. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, May 27..-Arrived: Alice
Dean, from Cincinnati, end departed for
New Orleans. River stationary, with five
feet two inches in the canal, and three feet
two inches in the chute. 1t has been rain
ing the entire day, with no prospects of its
clearing up.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May q, Evening.-Cotto
closed duh and heavy; middllng upland
22sc.. Sales to-day. 1000 bales. Flour SO
l0c better; superfine State 81 20@4 90
Southern common to fair extra SIS 90@6 &C
Wheat: Winter red and amber Wester
81 330l 35. Corn dull; new mixed Western
81 OS0l IL. Pork quiet. Lard steady
Whisky 7@7lc lower. Groceries quiet an
firm: Naval stores quiet. Freights quiet
Beef steady; new plain mess s11@l5; ne'
extra Sl6@lS. Tallow steady at 94@94c.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-Fiour and whea
unchanged. Corn dull at 93@94c. Oat
$4,000. Rye unchanged. Cotton dull
middlipg 2l} nOminally. Tobacco sales
to-day 2l4!hhds and - boxes at $6@37 IS
latter rate for bright leaf Whisky ST O4d
/ 05; no sales. Pork s29 5000. Bulk meats
Shoulders 12c; clear rib sides l55c, cleal
clear rib sides 1899; clear sides 174c. But.
ST.. LOUIS, May 27.-Flour dull and loc
lower; spring So 9O@6 40. Wheat-No.
fall 81 05. Corn Sc higher; mixed S7c@sl.
Rye soc. Oats 56@59c. Whisky ST O5.
clear rib sides l65c; clear sides 175c. Lard
l54@16c.
Foreign Markets
HAvRE, May 27.-Cotton opened heavy;
tres ordinaire, on the spot, 1.2S5; low mid
dlings, sfoat, 1.2S.
LIVERPOOL. May ~. Evening. Cotton
closed dull; uplaDds, 10i@lOgd; Orleans,
11@lltd. Sales to-day 5000 bales, of which
1000 were for export and speculation.
Breadstuffs firmer. Flour frmer, not higher.
Beef firm. Lard firm.
PARIS. May 27.-Bourse closed firm.
Rentes 74.70.
FRANKFORT, May 27.-Bonds closed quiet
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tYesterdsys Evening Dispatched
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Virginia has paid
three and quarter millions on her tobacco
during the past ten months, while her ship
ments under bond for the same period will
yield nearly 81 500 900.
FORTRESS MONROE, May PA northeast
storm is prevailing.
TORONTO, Canada, May 27.-Mstters ir
the neighborhood of Huntinton are assuming
good deal of interest. General Gleason is
IN command of the Fenians, who are well
armed. Canadian forces are assembling,
and active preparations are going on for
fight.
Troops have also been ordered to Pigeon
Hill in anticipation of further troubles there
A small force of Fenians have also appeared
at Island Pond. All quiet on Niagara and
Detroit frontiers.
TORONTO, May ~, 10 A. MA dispatch
this moment received, says that the Feuians
near Trout river commenced an attack this |
morning, but were easily driven back across |
the lines. Particulars expected soon.
The Fenians at Huntington and Trout |
river got out of the way as fast as possible |
after the firing commenced, leaving their |
wounded behind. General Gleason went
back to New York in disgust, General Starr
assuming charge.
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-Sales of cotton for |
the week, Sc, 600 bales; for export, 5000; for |
speculation, 5000; stock on hand COG, 900 |
bales of which 1884 600 are American. Re
ceipts for the week, $4,000 bales, of which |
rs 600 were American. Cotton OF all classes
afloat. $4,000 bales, Of which 10000 are
American.
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Jules Defau, Agent. VS.. Patrick Duffy
McAdam and Ihomas Marley.

1
McAdsm and 2 homas Markey.
| EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
| L sh of Orleans. No % 1872. - By virtue OF WIT
Of feri facIas to me- directed BY the HonorsDSo
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell st
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctioneerS
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
on oDn sATGRDXY. May lay Is. is7o At T. O'Clock H.:
| the following described property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, With the build
! ings and improvements thereon No. ia Rampant,
consist ing OF two-story brick house and other
frame buildings, used as stable, ETC., situated In
the second District of this city, on the southeast
erly side of Rampant street, betwesn ST Louis and
fifty feet front said Rampant street by one hun
dred and thirty feet six inches and tive lines IN
Depth bounded the SIDE of st. Louis street by
the property. now or lately. OF Mrs. Kennedy and
or lately, of John Lyall Together with all the
rights, ways. privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertalnEg Inc
whole agreeaby to plan drawn by Arthur u De
Armas civil engineer, dated the twenty-eghtn
March, 1857 and deposited for reference in the office
OF f. Grima, notary public in THIS city
The said descr bed properly wa acquired oy eirs.
Louise Sudour from the succession of Judah Touro.
by act executed before Cyprisn Coui be Laoreyere,
late notary public In this city on the nineteenth
OF April, 1851; and the SAID Judah Touro had :.
acquired he same IN the name of +. A d CaZenave,
fully appears by the declaration made by the said
Cszenave the ssid act OF the nineteenth of April.
1854 before said notary O. Conrbe Ladreyere, from
the estate of j. W. Walsh, by virtue of two acts
passed before Theodore Guyo notary public IN this
city. OF which the thirty first day of December,
$751; and the other the second day of March, 1852.
by purchase from the aforesaid Mrs. Louise Sudour.
on the twenty fifth of April 1861 by act before
Fex Grima notary public in this city.
Seized in the above suit
TermS-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
apps my7 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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VIM "A. Freret vs. Mrs Levi o. Pa-mIv

VIM a. Freret va Mrs Levi . pa-mtv.
mhZa " Homer, Widow of Lew s. Parmly) i
Toby, DR., her Agent and Attorney in fact
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ lob of Orleans. No. 27s4-By virtue of a writ Of
Seizure and sale to me directed by the HoporahIe
.ne seventh District Court for the par h of Or.
leans. IN tho above entitled cause / will pTo.
ceeo to sell st public auction. at the Merchants and
auctionsers Exchange, Roy al street, between Canal
ahu CuScmhouse streets, in the Second District Of
tnls CITY, on SATURDAY, May 70, 1870 at twelve
ciocK N, the following described property to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND ogether
WIN lhe Improvements thereon, rights priyiIepes
customs ways servitudes and appurtenances there
unto oeloug'ng or in any appertainpg SITUATED
IN the F9urth District of this city in the square
bounced py Chesnut, Coliseum and Fourth sLreets
anu washington avenue, and forming the larger
poIti0n OF TOUR lots. designated by the numbers one
Two nhree and four on plan dawn by Pile 4 De.
Io9hiy. architects, under date of April 9 1865
ana deposlted in the Office of George w Christi
notary pubic In this city. plan number one and
when sald portion OF ground, composed of portions
VI said TOUR lots as aforesaid measures one hundred
ano eight feet two inches and one line +ront
on curtin street, by depth and front on Chesnnt
street. between parallel lines, of one hundred and
three feet and one inch, "oo
Being the same property acquired by defepdar+
oy purchase from plaintiff, per act passed hefore
SAG notary George W. Christy, the twenty siptb
February. 1867. '' eiA'n
Sc zed in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
APPS myl3 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orlean.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-28

The Tensas Gazette compliments Gov
ornor Warmoth ard one of his appointaes
in the following article:
We are glad to know that George & Ia,
cey, Esq, has been appointed City Attorney
for the city OF New Orleans. Mr.. Lacey "a
an accomplished scholar and profound
lawyer, ana we congratulate the good peo-
pie Of New Orleans in having gentleman
worthy of all confidence filling this respon-
sible position. Governor Warmoth is doing
all in his power to place good men in Off.
cial positions throughout the State, and we
are happy to know that the people, irres-
pective Of party, are disposed to give him
their confidence and hearty support. 1t is
impossible tor his ExcelleDcy to be able to
select men Of known integrity and ability
10 fii the Offices throughout the State, un-
less the people give him their aid by recon-
mending suitable persons; and in almost
every instance he has respected the wishes
OF the people when made known to him.
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], s. MARSHAL'S MONITIONE

T. j. Stewart vs.. Steamboat Wild
Wagner.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Eastern District of Louisiana. No. 9567.-ln ODE.
dlence TO an admiraltyi warrant to directed in
the above entitled suit 1 have seized and taken
into my possession
The steamboat WILD WAGNER, now Hbeled
by I. j. Stewart for the causee set forth in the
libel libel now pending In the District Court Of the
United States.
And ! do hereby cite and sdmonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title. in
terest in or to the same t. be and appear At Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the District
aforesaid, TO be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on or before the FIRST MONDAY of June.
$50. to show cause, II any they have can, why
condemned and be sold agreeably to the prayer
of libelant.
United States NarshaPs Office New Orleans.
May ]. 1870. S. b. PACKARD,
myll Il % JED United States Aarshal.
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"A. Elmer Bad-r d Co. vs.. Mrs. Maxh,Ide
Fortier Widow Edmond Fortier)
E1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. Shy virtue of writ of
nerl faclas issued on a twelve months bond.
District Court for the Parish of Orleans in
Puonc auction. at the Merchants and Auctiou GERS
tomhouse streets IN the Second District of this
Twelve o'clock NJ. the following described
A L0T OF GROUND. situate in the Faubsn,,
IRENE. IN the Second District of New Orleans in
the square comprised within Ursulipes Irene st
Pnllhppe and st. CLAUDE streets, and measures in
trench measure forty five fest seven inches front on
81 claude street by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth between parallel lines and bounded on one
sloe by the property of A. Chevalon or assigns and
on .he other side by the property of the heirs of
Moufas and Ed: Lavigne. or their assigns and
on the rear by the property Of Mrs. Blondeau or
assigns; together with all the buildings and i'm
prusehents thereon, appurten8nces and
privileges thereto belonging
ne buildings ard improvements campr Sc q sps.
cious tWo-story BRICK dwelling house, sla rooted
outno1ses, ETC.. hDe garden in 'front.' iron railing
etc Beng the same property acquired by the de-
iehqant hereln by purchase from the succession of
a. bergamlni. Sr., as per act passed before lcee
July, 1867. 1o i'' oaS VI
Seized in the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
ap-o inyo 70 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAR u.
UFFIOK OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
FRIDly EVENING Nav 81 fs7O

UFFIOK OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
| FRIDAY EVENING. May q. ts7o. J
| The money market is quiet and easy, with
no charge in the street rates, which sre
lO@12 f3 cent u annum for AL notes secured
| by uDquestiouable cOllaterals and AL bust
| ness paper without colaterals, and l@14 Il
| cent f3 month for second grade. Mortgage
| paper ia quoted at 9Il0 y cent f9 annum fol-
Al and 1l@12 for second class.
Gold opened at 1l44@ll4s against ll4i at
New York;, and after ruling a5 high as lis on
private advices reporting an advance to lis
IN Wall street, closed at the opening rates
(against l1iD. The sales included $1,000 at
1l4S; $4,000 at l143; $1,000 $4,000 and $40 900
| at ll45, and $1,000 and $40, 600 at lis. We
heard OF no movement in silver. 1t is
quoted nominal a. l0S@109 for American
hall dollars, and 2l@3 u cent premium in
gold for Mexican dollars.
Very little was done in foreign exchange
the transactions reported in sterling embrac.
ing only f16,000 of which f60O Al clear at
1851, f3500 at 1853. 5000 and $1,000 at 1851,
$1,000 at 1853, $4,000 bank at 1876, and s200O
at 1861. We heard of no sales of francs
beyond few trifling sums for remittance.
Sterling may be quoted at 125@l259 for
good to Al bill of lading and clear and
l26@- for bank, and francs 4.51404 so
for the former. and 4Sl@4. Al. Tor the
latter.
The market for domestic exchange was
again poorly supplied with commercial bills
and rates were very firm. The banks con-
tinued to draw on New York at per cent
premium. and the sales included $lO,O coo
commercial sight on New York lin small
sumsl at ! premium; $4,000, $40, OO0 and
$50, coo commercial, and S65 600 bark, at /;
$50, 600 bank at 9-32. $4,000 at 16, and a
small amount of sight on St. Louis at par.
In stocks - shares Citizens Bank sold
Several days since) at Sl57 so. As Crescent
City Railroad, to-day, at s74, 81 Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company at 81 Is and Is
at 81 so.
The only sale reported in bonds is $4,000
city ten per cents at 97l.
Yesterday, not reported, $40 600 old State
warrants charged hands at 95, and to-day
$4,000 and $4,000 State levee warrants (new)
II SO. Dealers bought State warrants at IS
Tor new and 939@94 for old, and Metropoli-
ian olice at 934@94 and sold the former at |
80 for new and 94!@95 for old, and-the lat
er at 949@95.
Nothing reported in city treasury notes. |
some of the dealers offered to buy small |
ums at % discount and sell at 20.
Wa Ountn.
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q. S. MAR Halls SALES,
Bloch Broahers vs., Lastrapes n Rober

Bloch Brolhers vs., Lastrapes a Robert
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
NO osuL-by virtue OF q writ OF seizure and sale to
ma directed in the above entitled suit. will nro.
eeed to sell, to the highest bidder on SATtJR
"a T. June a. leIC, at twelve az O'Clock M at the
courthouse, at the town of Opelousas parish of 81
Landry, louisiana, the following described prop.
erty TO wit fASS
l. A CERTAIN PLANTATION, improved AZ a
sugar estate in the parish of St Landry At
aSoqt three miles from the town of Washington on
the Bay gu Crocodile having an area of sx hundred
ara seventy one (6ib acres. being known al the
ihomas tluirk plantation; bounreI east and sontn
py amos OF estate Of Pierre Wartelle on the west
Dy lands OF EDWARD W. Moore. ana on the north bv
Bayou Crocodile, together with ali the buildincs
and In provemeuts thereon.
THE FOLLOWING LANDS adioinipp thu
sald Plantation: he est half Of section seven IN in
..ownship numper four az, south of range number
Iour 90, east OF the southwestern laud district OF
louisiana containing one hundred acres as per.
certificate No 5444, Of the land Office at Baton Ron~a
noos numbers SIX 6) and nine ) of section twenty.
Two ana lot number five (5) and the northeast ouar
yer OF the mort beast quarter of section seventy
IN same range an wnship, containing one hundre6
ano tnlrty Tour thin ty six one hundredths O34 al inn
acres as per certificate No. 60S6 of the land office A.
BATON Rouge; together with the stock farming i'm
PIGMENTS. etc, on the said plantation ~
Ierms-Cash in United States treasury nose. a.
the time of adjudication ',e"'01' no'es ~
United States Marshals Office New Orleans. the
'"entyslxth day OF April. 1870.
,,.,,o, s. B. PACKARD.
- ~ - 90 Ie4 United States Marshal.