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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-15
c0RNS. C0RuS !

Lite has its temptations, sorrows and trials, and
the greatest OF ALL although not dangerous yet i'll
be readily admitted, that Corls, Bunions, Ingrow-
ing Nails and ether ailments OF the feet are source
oil grett annoyance, In vain you scIape cuS and
dig at them, at every changing atmosphere they will
still send their piercing darts forth like flashes OF
lightning in sharp, piercing, and unreentlu9 pain.
They torment person to greater degree than 9TH
er affections. DIR. j. Briggs, the Wel,-knOwn ChiJo-
podist has produced sale ami reliable remedies, AL
leYiator an I Curative. Sold hV Drnppists
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WANTED-AGENTS( (S2G per da " to sell the
w ceehrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the 'UNDER- FEED" makes the
"LocK STITCH" (alike both sides and is FULLY
LICENSED: The best ana cheapest family Sewing
Machine in the market. Address JOHNSON.
CLARK CO, Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh. Pa. Chi
cago, ILL.,, or 81. Louis, no. dug21t4w
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NOTICE.

seFT|HE Portland Dry Dock and Warehouse Co."
4 have leased their Docks and other property in
Cape Elizabeth to James e. Simpson for one wear
from Jan. 1. 1871, 10 Jan. 1872, and during said
time the Company will not be responsible tor any
debts contracted In their name or on their account
unless authorized or approved by the President OF
the company. CHAS. A. LAMBARD,
President p. ID. Dock and Warehouse Co
By his Attorney, l.. d. NJ. SWEAT
Portland, January 2Stb 1871 tp30tt
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June 26-tf
Maine Central Railroad.
ESUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

ESUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Cesz5{5Haa1 ON and after July "a, next, 1871 pas
EHysenser trains will leave Portland. (Grand
Trunk Depot at 30 AN for Lewiston and Auburn
aud arrival of trains from Boston lat 10 p NJ for
Bangor Dexter, Skowhegan, Belfast. and all inter-
mediate stations on the line via Lewiston.
From Portland q Kennebec depot trains for Bail, ,
Augusta Lewiston, and all intermediate stations, ,w
leave at 800 A. NJ, and .15 P. NJ. and for Sbowhe-
gan, Bangor, Dexter, Belfast Harrington, and all
intermediate stations, at LOO p NJ. and the night
express with Pullman Sleeping jar attached for
Bangor and all inteTmeC late stations, at 90 A. M
or on arrival of train from Boston.
Freight trains (irom Grand Trunk Depot tor Wa
terviie, and ali intermediate stations via Lewiston,
leave at 20 a. NJ ard from Portland 6 Kennebeu
Depot at 2.30 A, M. 500 A. M. and 6 10 A. NJ for
Bangor and Intermediate stations via Augusta
Trains will be due in Portland at Grand Trunk
Depot, rom Lewiston at A. ~, and from Bangor,
Dexter Belfast and all other stations p. NJ. and
at Portland Il Kennebec Depot from Augusta and
Bath at A. NJ, and from Bangor, Skownegan, Bel
fast, iJeXter anu Harrington at P. M.
Night Express from Bangor with Sleeping car at
1 A. NJ,
The trains leaving Portland at lGP. M. (Grand
Trunk Depot) and at l. 90 p. NJ. portland & Ken
nebec Depot) connect at Bangor with train through
to MaltawamAeag same night. -.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
L. L. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
Portland, May %. jun6t
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EASTERN
- AND
Portland, Saco,& Portsmouth B. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Mondav, June 26ih, 1871.

EssfFfs4Fzyl Passenger trains leave Portland daily
ssf@@s ssfseeszes for Portsmouth and Boston, (Sundays
excepted ElOo a. m, t6 10 m, SO Is m, 1880 p.
M, t3 As .. m, 1000 p. m.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 1870 a. M, IS 40 a.
M, t12,i5 p. M, 1900 t6 90 p. m. $500 D. m
Bddeiord ior Portland at 7,30 a. m, returning at
$40 p m.
Portsmouth fer Portland 1000 a M. t1O.4O m.,
II 30 p M t5@o p. m. 1880 p. ID. so 90 p. m.
The 600 p. N. t aims from Portland and Boston
run via Eastern X. R., Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday and via Boston and Name r. Il. TUESDAYS
THURSDAY s and Saturdays.
Freight trains each way daily, (Sundays excepted
pullman sleeping car express train.
Accommodation Train.
Snail tram,
tExpress.
f. CHASE,
Supt. P. 5. & p. X. r.
oe-tf
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SsSkss. a aas s.2aH.
lGSeceto -bESdGcsst ssefss'ssaors
mTs TsGEs; g,sENrEs

msE E;EM EADEESs
OEs. HCGdE3 psrEoulsrly invites all Ladies', wa
n5ed medical sagiser, to call at his rooas, he.
preble Street, which they s And arranged for taei
Especial ccOInIcedsticas
Or. Il e glsortc aenoystng Medicines unrivs..
lso in efficacy anC superior virtue IN regulating ali
Fenale Irregularities. Their action is epsrsho Ans
certain Of producing relief short time,
LADIES will and il Invaluable IL sill easee OF Oh
sructions after a other remedies have been tried In
vsiE. It is purely vegetable, containing nothing In
she least injurious 30 the health, and ;nsy be taken
with perfect safety 8. all tmee.
Gent to prs os tha aauGtry, with ful diTect,o1 c.
BIZ s6fr@Ssing De, HUGFEs
AMI SC5d&w No. 172 Gun beI)ard St1eet. Portland
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Picked uD at Sea-

SCHOONER Antelope of Newhuryport Cant Tbos
- Thompson, picked up the Z INST at 20 A M
Boon Island bearing W BY 10 miles distant. a Mud
Scow, and towed her to this port, which The owner
can nave by calling on j. 5. WINSLOw e. co, and
settling salvage. sp9dtl6 ""N
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M Mortgage Sale

Mortgage Sale
INOR breach of conditions of mortgage, given me on
l. the 9Th day OF June, 1870 by Charles II. Jordan,
OF Falmo h. Me-, shall sell at Public Auction,
the 10Th day OF September the lot of land with build
itg3 thereon, 81 uaIed in ilmouth, being the same
premises described said mortg age, in Cumberland
Registry of leeds, Book 37s, Page So Sale will
take place on the premises at O'Clock p. m.
OLIVE BUCKNAM,
augl2 every Sat It Mortgage.
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n o more seepless nights! Agents Wanted
~ tor our lew Babys Safety Pin. Samples mailed
on receipt OF of ten cents. Address
DAVIS NOVELTY AGENCY,
fepl2dlmA No Asylum st., Hartford, Conn,
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Special Rates per Scotia and Russia.

PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
FROM Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry,
to Boston or New York,
$34 CURRENCY.
Passengers booked to all parts of the New Eng
land States.
Drafts issued for e1 and upwards.
For Freight and Cabin Steerage Passage apply at
THE.COMPANY'S OFFICE so STATE STREET.
BOSTON,
JAMES ALEXANDER, A.,t.
OR IN PORTLAND TO
II. MeGOWAN
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W4LDOBORO d DAATARJS.
GOTTA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

1N The steamer CHAS. HOuGH.
n, n 1.EIN\ TON, Capt Alden winchepbsrh
4sgzEezaa1ze4 Master, will leave AtIantic Wharf
~@ ~ loot OF India Street. Portland
every wednesday, at6 o'clock A. VI, to- WaldOLO-
boro, touching at BOothbay and Roubd PonG, ana
every saturday, a. A N tor Damariscet a. To- sb
ing at Boothhay ana n. dgdon's Mills
Re u. ming, will leave Dfmarscotta every Mopdav
az O'Clock A. N or on the arrival OF Stage rom
hockland; ard Waldoboro every FRIDAY at o.
clock A. NJ, touching at Intermediate landings con.
Meeting with tue Boston Boats at Portland and win
the Boston and Name ana Eastern Railroads arrIv.
ing in Portland season tor passengers 10 take tbe
afternoon train tor Bos on, Wv
Ihroueh Tickets sold at the Offices of the Rcsfgn
ana 9aine aud Easte II Railroads and on boar tbe
Boston Boats Freight received after one O'Clock on
other route. - 1HJ
Inquire of HARRIS ATWODD g Co
,.,, las Commercial Street
tOita"u' way =. iSii apr15
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RAILROADS.
'Orsiand g. Ogdensbilrg IL. IL.

IUftIalU d OSUGHSUuFS No. "
aunti III" further @ noice, % trains will run as
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g O'CLOCK.

OO00 For 1st class Pianos-sent on trial no
pIOOag'ts Addr' IS U. D. Piano Co., GAS Broad
N. Y, SepI5t4w
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Storms.

Galveston, June Ga terrible
storm prevailed here, commencing
Saturday noon. The wind, blowing
from the southeast, forced the waters
of the gulf on the island, GOVERN:
to several feet in depth the southern
part of the city. About two miles o
the Galveston, Houston and Sal
Antonio Railroad was washed away
two miles above the city.
The steamship Alabama Of tlt
Morgan line, with a cargo of cattle
and sheep from Rockport to New
Orleans, went ashore about twenty
miles west of here on Sunday, and
will probably be aNreck. The bark
Virginia Dare from Cardiff to Gal
weston, with a cargo OF railroad lroI
went down about six miles east O.
here Oh Sunday night. The crew
consisting of fourteen men, were res
cued yesterdy from themasts, where
they had been dashed since 3 o'clock
Sunday morning.
Many buildings have been washed
away from the lower part Of the city
and gulf beach. No lives were lost
The velocity of the wind Sunday
night at 10 O'clock was tllirty-nine
miles an hour. Six inches OF rain
fell since Saturday at 2 P. NJ.
The storm lsoprevailed to a great
extent at Houston, doing much dam
age there.
There were heavy rain storms at
all the telegraph stations in the III
terror.
Iowa City, June 9.-At 1 o'clock.
this afternoon, the most fearful storm
ever witnessed in this section com
menced. For forty minutes the rain
and hail fellin torrents, accompanied
by a gale.
The fruit and shade tress were
blown to the ground in all parts OF
the city, and great damage asdonf
to the grain and fruit crops i'll the
country.
BrasEear City, June 1O.-Barome'
ter 29:GO. Agale from the southeast
prevailed all last night, and this
morning shifted to the southwest.
1t is still blowinga gale, accompa
MED by a heavy rain. The town is
flooded trees, fences and one build,
ing blown down.
The tide from the CULTS still rising.
and is considered about II foot
higher than it was during the Last
Island storm.
The water is running over the
steamboat wharves.
Worcester, Mass, June IA
tornado passed through Paxton,
Holden and West Boylston, tearing
away everything i'll its path. Trees,
with a ton of earth to their roots,
were carried 80 rods. Houses, barns
and stone fences were Frustrated.
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Masonic.

New York. June 6.-The Grand
Masonic Lodge of the State of New
York began its annual session in
Apollo Hall in this city to-day.
Grand Master Anthem in his address
said Hehad recalledthe commission
of their representatives to France,
and that %fratcrnal relations were i'm
possible with French Masonry, and
other bodies sharing its errors.
The annual report Of the various
officers of the Grand Lodge were
submitted, showing the receipts for
the pastyesar were s63,S54. The to-
tai receipts Of the Hall and Asylum
fund to date S115,SS3, and the num-
Der of members admitted to the or
der in the State last year 1869.
The lodges were authorized here
after to erase from the rolls the names
of members in arrears for dues.
New York, June 9.-The Grand
Lodge of Masons fixed an annual as
sessment of seyenty-fve cents, the
third whereof goes to the hall and
asylum fund.
The Grand Lodge saw nc reason
for amending the ritual. Adjourned
sine die. ..~
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Vente Publ;que.

Succession de fen Lise NOrmand.
Tin vertu dun ordre de lhon, Ia Cour
n DIES Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry,
il sera vendu i %lencan public, au plus OF.
f'ant encherisseur, par lie soussigne OF
par tout autre encanteur public, d la der
Mere residence de la definite, en- la vile
d'Opelousas, paroisse s"sdite, lie
M0rdi, 20 JUN 1871,
les proprieteS c. apre- d6cr;tes, dependant
de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
Tn moroccan DE- terrc sitte dams In vile
d'Opclousas, avec les amelioratinnS, conte-
,nant dix arpents ct deni, borne an nord
par les terres d'Augtste Brnnot ct dc re-
glse Catholiq1e, n sud par les terres de
Marie E. Laperuse ct de Louis Las,rapcs 4
Test par la terre de Louis Prudhomme ct a
roueSt par la terre dc Nine Celeste Garla, d.
Meubles de maison ct %ustensiles de chi
sine.
Conditions-ProprieteS mobilieres comp
tant; proprietes itnmobilieres trois sept
iemes du prix d'achat compliant, ct Ia ba.
lance I'm tiers compliant ct le residu dams
I'm ct e ans du jour de la vente. les
acquereurs fournlssant leurs obligations
avec denx BONES ct solvables securities en-
solido, a la satisfaction de administration.
Hypotheque speciale ct privilege du ven
deur retenus sur la propriete jrsqn'au pale
ment final, ct la clause de non aliendo re.
service. F. PERRODIN,
20 mai 1871. Encanteur.
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Gen. Sherman not a candidate for
President.

Washington, June S.-~General
Sherman, writing to the New York
Herald, from Fort Sill, says:
"Fort Sill, Comanche Reserva-
ton, May 25.-T0 the Editor Of the
Herald: I have been skirting the
Texas frontier for the past month
here. For the first time [ met files
of Eastern papers, by which | see
quite all unnecessary muss has been
raised by a reported speech made by
me at a supper of the Union League
Club of New Orleans, the night pre-
ceding my departure from that city.
Whoever reported that as a speech
by me committed a breach of pro
priety, for Gov. Wamoth presided,
and before | consented to respond
to call I was assured by the Presi-
dent of the society that no reporters
were present, and that whatever was
said would be sacred and confined
to the persons present.
Now, as to politics, [ think all
my personal friends know my deep
seated antipathy to the subject. Yet,
as YOU. seem not to understand me,
I hereby state-and mean all that I
say-that. [ never have been, and
never will be, a candidate for Presi-
dent; that if nominated by either
party | should peremptorily decline,
and even if unanimously elected, |
should decline to serve. If you can
find language strongert to convey this
meaning, you are at liberty to Use it.
II am your obedient servant,
"W. T. SHERMAN, General
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Vente Publiq11e.

Succession de fen George r. King.
I'm vertu dun orlre de la Cour DIES Preuves
IL de la paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu a
par la soussignte, on par I'm eng anteur public,
sur l'habitation ci dessous dtcri re, sur le Ba-
you Bnuf, Ell cette p~aroisse, lie
Jeudi, 20 Juliet, 1871,
les proprittGs ci-apres decrites, appartenant IA
la succession de George r. King, decide, a
SAVIOR:
J.. Tn moroccan de- terre, avec les batisses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent, situG sur la
rive droite on Quest du Bayou Bocuf, ct y tai
SAINT face, ayaut vingt-cinq arpents de face sur
qua, ante de profondeur-mille arpents, plus
on moins-bornG Ell haut par la terre de -
Prescott ct en- has par les terres de - Payne
2. LIE droit de racheter les morceaux de
teres ci-aprcs dGcrits, vendus pour taxes,
SAVIOR: /. I'm moroccan de terre sur le Bayou
Big Cane, Giant les trois quarts de la section
8, township } sud de la rangee 4 est, luesu-
rant quatre cent uuatre-vingt-huit acres ct Z
centiemes. 2. Tn moroccan de terre sur ]e
Bayou Rouge, dams les sections 81 ct 50 dars
lie township 4 sud de la rangee 6 est, mesu-
rant quatre cent une acres ct q centiemes.
Tn lot de vaisselle, I'm lot d'argenterie, une
montre Ell or, une pendule, un fusil de chasse,
une bibliotheque v~ariee, meubles de maison,
ct beaucoup d'autres effets.
Conditions-Les p1oprjetGs mobilleres pour
du compliant, ct les prophecies immobilieres
,aussi pour du compliant pour une somme suffi-
sante pour s~atisfaire la reclamation de Ann
Elizabeth VIM, veuve, etc. s'elevant d sept
mile vingt-huit p~iastres. avec cling pour cent
d'lnter6t par an a partir au 80 JUN 1869, ct
les frais du process No. 1903, Cour de Dis
trict, Paroisse St. Landry, intitule Ann Ellz-
abeth VIM VS.. George r. King" ct le sur
plus du prix des immeubles payable Ell trois
placements annuels ct tgaux, a compter du
Jour de la vente.
ANN E. VIM, Administrative.
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Miscellaneous News.

Kingston, June 6.-The prospect
of q very heavy crop of coffee is tx
cellent.
Boston, June 6.-John Brennan,
of West Roxbury, is under arrest,
charged with beating his wife to
death.
A young lady of Moultonboro, n.
H., was outraged recently by I'll. V.
Smith, a dentist of Meredith vii
lage, while having her teeth filled
under the influence of ether. Smith
had fed to the woods. The people
in the neighborhood are hunting
him.
st. Louis, June S.-Lyman J. Full
lerton, of the firm of Ferguson, Full
lerton, & Co, died to-day from an
overdose of choral, taken to relieve
pain.
San Francisco, June 9.-The
wheat harvest has commenced.
The yield is better than was expec-
ted, and the impression now is that
there will be an average of some
thing over half a crop throughout
the State.
Philadelphia, June 10.-Dr. Oil
yer A. Reid, convicted of abortion,
without fatal results to the mother,
has been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for six years.
San Francisco, June 11.-Mrs.
Fairs death warrant is signed and
i'm the hands of the Sheriff.
San Francisco, June 1.-Two
boys charged with the murder of a
Chinaman here were held for muir
der i'm the second degree and assault
and battery. Bail was fixed at
$4,000 and $1,000. Judge Sawyer
refuses to admit the testimony of
Chinese witnesses to the murder.
The Chana had about 1910 Chi
nese passengers. Of the Japanese
passengers BY her, two are treasury
officials, eight are bankers sent
abroad to study onr financial sys-
tenn, and seven are students.
Rio de Janeiro, May 23.-Via
Lisbon June ID.
The Brazilian Government has
presented to the Chambers a bill for
the emancipation Of all slaves be.
longing to the crown.
Buenos Ayres, May 16, via Lis.
bon. June 12.-Deaths from yellow
fever are diminishing at the rate OF
twenty per day, and business is re
summing its Wonted course.
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Minister to France,

pointed Minister to France.
Vienna, June 10.-Prince Hohen-
lobe goes to Rome to congratulate
the Pope on the twenty-tifth ami
versaTy of his election.
Paris, June 11.-Douay has is
sued an order that all civilians
found with arms in their possession
after a certain day shall be tried by
court martial.
Picard has resigned the governor
ship of the Bank Of France.
The Orleans Princes are still at
Versailles.
All sacred vessels and valuable
ornaments taken from the churches
blythe Communists have with few
exceptions been discovered i'll the
mine and other places.
French prisoners are rapidly re-
turning from Germany.
London, June 12.-Schneider, the
noted French actress, has married a
nobleman.
The starving people in Teheran
Persia have eaten fifty children.
A dispatch from Bombay says a
vessel recently foundered near
Luckput, by which eighty lives were
lost.
Weather fair but unfavorable for
crops.
Paris. June 1.-THE BOnapar-
fists count on carrying fifty out of
one hundred and fourteen supple
mentary elections.
The Communists who are to be
transported to New Caledonia will
be allowed to take their families
with them and form colonies.
The engineers propose to raze
Forts Issy and Vanvres, and build
new forts at Hautes, Brugeres and
Chatillon.
Versailles, June 1.-THE idea of
re-establishing the government in
Paris is gaining ground.
The Minister of finances proposes
to levy the following taxes: 60 mil
lions upon registration; 90 millions
upon liquors so millions upon SUI
gar and coffee; 200 millions upon
textile and colonial goods, and so
millions upon various other articles.
The trial of the Communists at
Marseilles has commenced amid
much public excitement.
Lisbon, June 12.-The Emperor
aud Empress of Brazil have arrived.
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Political News.

Concord, N. H., June 1.-THE
Democrats secured the Speaker OF
the House by a vote of 164 to 163.
Cincinnati, June 9.-B. T. Wade
has withdrawn his unconditional
declination of candidacy fer the
Goyernorship of Ohio.
Concord, n I'll, June 9.-The or.
ganization of the House was com.
pleted by the election of Democrats
to all positions by two majority.
Concord, June 1O.-Thej joint ses.
sion balloted for Governor to-day,
James Z. Weston, Democrat, re.
ceived 167 votes; JOS. Pike, Repub:
lican, 159. The Legislature ad.
ionrned to Tuesday, when Governor
! Weston will be inaugurated.
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Mexico.

City of Mexico, May so, via Ha-
yana, June 5.-The opposition news
papers accuse Leorqo de Tegada OF
being instigator of flle numerous as
sassinations to promote his own in
terests.
The city of Tampico still holds out.
Its reported fall was premature.
The Presidential election will be
held ON the 25th of June. The Gov
ernmentis increasing the force of the
regular army, which the Opposition
says is to maintain Jnarez in power.
Minister Romero has trinmphed
over his accusers, but he may resign
next week.
The revolt of Juckitticos, who
penetrated the State of Chiapas, has
been luelled.
General Escobedo is i'll of disease
Of the lungs,
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Washington News.

Washington, June G.-About the
LIST of August the Internal Revenue
Department will issue new stamps,
one kind is called sensitive stamps,
because acid to remove cancellation
destroys them; the other kind is
printed in c%olors; making photo
graphing impossible.
Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, tes-
tilted before the KukIux Committee
to-day. He knew of no Kuklux in
his part of the State believes such
all organization did exist in some
counties. Its object was to intimi-
date votes in 1872
June 7.-Gen. Rodman died at
Rock Island Arsenal to-day, aged
fifty-five years.
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Vente Dar lie Sheriff.

Alphonse Desmare VS.. Raphael j.. Smith,
Cour de District, St. Landry. No. HOY.
I'm vertu dun writ de feri facias, lance
IL par rHon. la Huitieme Cour de District
de l'Etat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Pa
roisse St. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus i'll
thule, ct Il moi adresse, ie vendrai en- vente
publique, a la Maison de Cour de la dite Pa
roisse, ell la vile d'Opelousas, lie
Somedi, Ter Juillet 1871,
a onze heures du matin, la propriete ci-apres
decrite, saisie pour s~atisfaire lie dit writ, sa-
yoir:
lie quart indivis du jugemcnt No. l08l7
des r6gistres de la Cour de District, st. Lam
dry. ~intitule Il. J. Smith ct ais. VS.. John +.
Smith, Admir-.
Conditions-A I'm credit de douze mois,
curit6 scion la loi.
l.. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
II iuin 1871.