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No. 2l8, R. DIN the Second Cnaucery court
OF shelby comfy, Tenu.-J. n. James vs. n
Friok.
TT appearing from the buI duly sworn 70 ~ ~
II In this cause that the defendant ~ 7 rl.H-s ss
Is Justly indebted to oOmpiai nanl w ~ ~ q
sum OF two hundred and hfty-slX dOll9Ts tll.l @
seven cents 1896 O7) due by note pay ~ 5Dl9 ol-9
day after March 2 1855, with inter esl l4si LEY. ~
and tnnt he is "a nOn-resi dent OF the 9lsLs u
Tenn essee and for these causes 81 So - "
nent was sued out of this court atil-L .3 -
DrODertv and the same has been rsluLneu
into court BY the Sheriff OF 9nslng cu'llit y D
levied on the real estate OF saiu z I41a, & -. 1t
H. fg tbarefore ordered. that ne MAKE 4ls
s7,,sare1es herein, az tue Courthouse Of the
Second Chancsry Court or 5helDy 9o1ntIl Il ~, N
80 -.ffy on Memphis, Tenn. o, on or before me
a-1t Monday in May, 1871, and plead, answer
1r demur TO complalnant5 Dlils OF me same
In ia taken as confessed as to him, and set
~ hearing eLparte, and GnaU copy OF bniA
oTier Be published once week for four con-
se,.11ffve weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
This March II. ISL
a cOpy-attesl: - -
Beecher q Belcher, sOls. for cOmpl'nt. mill.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE ex-
army officers association held a meet
ing here tonight. A memorial was
drawn up asking Congress for the res
tOratiOu of the officers mustered out
under the late law without pay until
assignment.
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Ansiher Tempest.

MOBILE, March IA heavy storm
prevailed here to-day, lasting six
hours; east and west direction. POr-
tiODs Of the city were completely
OvertiOwed, bridges washed away and
stores flooded. The total loss is about
ten thousand dollars.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE or MEMPHIS AgD
aRWAssAs RIVER PACkEE CoAfAht
Memphis, Tenn.s March y toit'
NvowTCB ia hereby given that the Board OF
~ Direetora Of this company have this day
passed the following resolution
ResoIued That the Memphis and Arkansas
Fsivar Packet Company discontinue me car
T-vin0 or q. D. u. nreight from and after the
i5tb inst. j. D. DARDEN. Secretary.
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MAIN sTREET, eORNER COusT.
Attachment Notice.

e. H. Nesbltt va. H. K Pope.
A T1ACHMENT having been Issued by me
IA iu the above cause, on the ground that
the defendant Is q uOn-reaident OF the State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him, and the
same having been returned by the proper Of
hcer, levied, etc.
The defendant VIII take notice that this
cause is sei for trial on Saturday, the 18th day
OF April, 1871, at 2O'ClOck pm, before me-
Justice Of the Peace for shelby county. Al my
Office Ii n Memphis, 18th Civil District OF shell
by county, when and whore the defendant
can appear and defend said suit, or the sttLlo
viii be proceeded with eLpartei and 10 l1 % llL-
ther ordered that This notice be publlsneu -
the Daily Appeal once week Tor 1oeT ooN-
BecutiVe weeks -.
unhfG s. "A. MOORE. J as L1ca 4 l--l7s
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HOME DISPATCHES.
The Ir-epressIb!e indian.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Gen
eral-in-C Chief of the army is in receipt
of a letter from Camp Supply,
Indian Territory, indicating a renew
al of Indian hOstiities at an early
date.
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ennrnIsilnn for mchawlss z,

PHILADELPHIA, March IA large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held in this city last night. Res
OlutiOns were adopted condemning in
the strongest terms the removal Of
Mr.. Sumner from the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
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SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE
Net0s-Letter, to which Bret Harte for
merly contributed, publishes a very
direct damaging charge against him
concerning manuscripts intrUsted to
him as editor Of the OUerJd53d Monthly,
but which were taken to Chicago and
disposed Of to the Lakeside Monthly.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE jurors
in the great S400, 900 sugar suit, after
being out all night, failed to agree and
were discharged. They stood five for
the Government and seven for the de-
PENDANTS.
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ALBANY, n. Y, March 11.-Three
burglars broke jail this forenoon by
removing the lock with a wrench.
Having captured the Watchman, they
compelled him to witness their escape
in ailpDpp
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MARRIED.

HUTCHINsO ON-ANDRUs- the evening
OF the Sth inst, at the residence OF the brides
mother, near Oxford, Miss, by Rev. F. Pat
ton, Mir. T. A. HUTCHINSON, Of Memphis,
Tenn and Miss MATTE AEBRUs. No cards.
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StaekhOIders' Maetina.

NNUALs MEETING Of the stookholders Of
"A Shelby County TuruDilEe Lompahys ~ ~
tho once CT Secretary a ~ z pa. 551 ~ y -
Monday In april w 2. a y I'M < 5i,IG e. N
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nEcHaNIcS' IHSTIIuTE.

,-r-u-,s r,r,u FELLOWS HAIL. half-past z.
MA ulagular BUSINESS MEETING EIE8E
777---,.I1-si9s - ~ NIGHT OF each month.
Fler-uisr CoLLoQuIAL MEETING every hRE-
D-Ai "a, BURKE. President
=. srTTH, Secretary. tes
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KINCELLA-The friends and acquaintances
Of BRIDGET II. KLSCELLA are respectfully in
vtted to attend her funeral this SUNDAY af-
ternoon, at two O'Clock, from the residence NO.
y Zones avenue.
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Terrible Railroad Aooldebt.

LONDON, March I1.-Eleven per
sons were killed and twenty-three
wounded By an accident at Puteaux,
on the Northwestern railroad.
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Stockholders are urgently requested lo ls
present in person or by proxy as business Ir
great importance ls 90 Da trauEacl8l-
fe5 HENRY FOWTA LNE Secretary.
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Cotton Thread Rope.

TEREN y ESSEE manufacture; unequal81
Quality; In lots TO ths trade ONLY. For
sale By DAY q FROUUFTr,
ta22 agents for the maRufactuForB.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
The following rs the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis POsUO dice and not delIV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street snd uum bsrH
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
rarraI r=7r
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NOTICE

stockhOidsrs' Meeting Of the Selma. Marion
and Mem phis Railroad Company, OF slis-
alssippi and Tsunesses.
~ There viii be a meeting OF the at1er-
holders Of the above road, acid at
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.D
COmpTollers DffiCe,
NASHVILLE, January /. ISL
- 1, Ed H. PERSEVERANCE. Comptroller OF the
treasury, do hereby certify that the " North
american FIRE Insurance Company" located
40 New Ork, state Of New York has pro-
uuced To me satisfactory evidence that said
company has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the state CT Tennessee,
imposed ON insurance companies, and / fur
ther certify that Messrs. II. T.. TOmliusOn e
Co. agents OF said company, have also com
piled with the requirements of the laws Of
Jhe SJal5- made and provided in such cases.
w wherefore, said Insurance Company has au-
thonty to take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of insurance in this state, at Memphis
tennessee. ED R. PEN NNEBAEER.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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IT Is LOCATED IN NEW YORK.
ASSETS

The amount Of the Capital stock is.- SjJ5, 900 0J
The amount of the Capital stock paid
.---L N. %
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 1l.-FiOur flrm and IN fair
demand; extra spring, 81 5098 Is. Wheat
NO. spring steady and 9s93ze lower at 81 ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
SBaldIBa, Bldwsl & AeDonOugh, Prop'rs.
p, SHORT. ................. Treasurer
COMIc OPERA TROUPE

Mrs James a. Oates
AND HER
COMIC OPERA TROUPE
For Six Nights and One Matinee.
Monday, March l8-Tbe Fair One with the
Blonde Wig
Tuesday. March lA--Prima Donna OF q Night
Wednesday, March l6-Ktng's Secret or, The
Little DEVILS Share
Thursday, March l8-Bittle Faust,
Friday March I7-Benef1t Of Mrs, James A.
Oates-FloWer Girls OF Paris.
Saturday March I8-matinee-Little Faust.
At tnignt-Daughter Of the Regiment
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INSURANCE

LR8UREs AGAINST LOSS BY UElsE. s.l.
sen RLRE AND RIVER RISKS.
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CINCINNATI,

CINCTRlgATI, March u.--COttOn quiet and
unchanged; middling, 1870 Flour quiet and
weak; family, So 80a6 50, Wheat arm and In
fair demand al 81 40 Rye, oats and barley
unchanged Corn in fsir demand at $50.
Provisions dull, but holders not willing to
make concessions; there Is no inquiry, and
accurate quotations cannot be given; mess
pork held at s2l 50i lard, l21So; bulk meats,
10, 91Sa10 and l2c; bacon, B3S, l05z and NE.
Whisky Arm at SIC,
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Disposioiones del Gobierno.
G0BIERN0 SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LAIsLA DE pUERTo-RICo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUM-. 8.

Habiendo ocurrido 4 este Gobier-
no Superior Civil diferentes duenos
de esclavos, respectivamente, en- sd-
plica de que por las Autoridades To-
Gales no Sc les obligue satisfacer los
derechos de captura de sus siervos
pr6fugos, cuando estos sean aprehen-
didos por los Guardias municipales !;
fundandose para clio en- que 81 bien
ell Bandod de policla les imponia aquel
deber, debia referirse dnicamente a
los particulares y no a empleados p1-
blicos que estan en- ell deber de cap
turar los esclavos pr66fugos sin. retri-
bucion alguna: Vistos los artfculos
1o8 y 1876 del Bando de policia y
buen Gobierno relatives a capturas
de pr6fugos y desertores en- los cua-
les no Sc hace mencion de 81 los4-de-
pendientes de la Autoridad local y
otros funcionarios p1blicos tienen 8
no derecho & las capturas de aque-
Hos: considerandose que los emplea-
dos pdblicos de cualquiera clase que
fueren no deben percibir derechos
por capturas por que estan en- ell de-
Der de prestar este servicio no preci-
samente 4 los amos de los siervos, q
los cuerpos del Ejercito y Presidios,
sino para evitar el NAL que pueden
causar aquellos malhechores a la So
ciedad, q los pueblos y al Gobierno
de quienes dependen los empleados
de que Sc ha hecho merito; el Excmo.
Sr. -Gobernador Superior Civil Sc ha
servido resolver que tanto los duehos
de esclavos como los cuerpos del
Ejercito y Presidios que hasta hoy
han satisfecho capturas de pr6fugos
y desertores, quedan exentos de esta
obligation, cuando aquellas Sc hagan
por individuos pertenecientes a la
Guardia Civil 6 Municipal.
Lo que por medic del periddico
Official, Sc hace p'iblico de 6rden de
S. E. para general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico 1ode Febrero de 1871.
JOSE Il. Canals.
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co M U N NICADO
FRATERNALES REFLECCI0NEs
A MIS- CAROS COMPATRICIOS
LOS sPUERTo-RIQUENoS. .4~
!. .miseris succurrere disco!.
de Ia Eneida.

Niahora nj antes, en- periodic alguno de
mi vida, nada he pretendido nj en- las al
tas nj en- las bajas esferas del poder. Mo-
rire satisfecho 81 logro obtener por mi fl
lantropia, desinteres, benevolencia y cor
dial patriotismo, ell envidiable tftulo de
amigo de la humanidad, en- todos concep-
tOs.
A todo corazon bien puesto en- noble
pecho y bien nacido, la patria, esa terra
genitora que nos di6 con ell ser la luz de
Ia inteligencia, de Ia razon y de la divina
esperanza, siempre es grata, dulce y cara;
en- la infancia, en- Ia adolescencia, en- Ia
ancianidad y sobre todo en- el triste y 10
brego destierro, cuando envueltos en- ell
vaporoso y estrecho horizonte q que nos
reduio un adverse destino, meditabundos
y cabiz hajos recordamos las inefables de-
licias de aquela: sus aires puros, vivifica-
dores Y suavemente perfumados: las cos
tumbres sencillas y patriarcales de sus apa-
cibles moradores: la paz y tranquilidad
que en- ella Sc gozaban: los gratos recuer-
dos de esos amigos raros, y abnegados que
en- la escena de este mundo importan mas
en- notables circunstancias de la vida, que
los parientes mas cercanos, porque en- su
puro regazo las lagrimas Sc enjugan, los
dolores Sc acallan, Sc cicatrizan las llagas
del corazon y ell sacrifcio de la existencia
no esta mas ALA de sus fuerzas, nj de su
benevolencia La patria en- ell peligro cita
emplaza todos los hombres de cora
zon, de energia y de conciencia, de 6rden
y de lealtad, al palenque glorioso, donde
el genio y las inteligencias superiores que
Dios inspira e ilustra. con su chispa divi-
ma, para estudiar proponer y escogitar los
medios de salvarla, en- esos dias terr(bles
que son Ell desconcierto de la humani-
dad, Ell pandemoniun de sus pasiones y la
hecatombe de todo bienestar, de todo pro-
greso Y de esa eterna felicidad quimera
miserable en- pos de la cual corremos, sin
poder dar con ella, durante el ajitado cur
so de nuestra penosa existencia
La pdtria es nuestra nadre comun; exi-
ge sacrifcios de todo g6nero: su nombre
invocation hinche, conmueve y hace
palpitar el corazon humane desde la mas
tierna infancia: en- torno de ella debemos
agruparnos y estrecharnos en- la alianza
mas fntima para defenderla y salvarla de
la inminente catastrofe q que la arrastra-
rian indudablemente las utopfas y ensue-
nos delirantes de aberradas exaltaciones
inspiradas por los tenebrosos genios de un
Mirabeau, de un Robespierre, de Danton,
de Marat, de San-Jut de Garcem de Blan-
qui, de Barbes, de CADET, de Leroux, de
Caussidierre, de Prudhon, de Luis Blanc,
de GARNER Pages, del C6lebre Victor r-Hu-
go y de otros apostoles de Ia libertad que
por mas que han dicho, escrito y hecho,
no han podido infundirla q los pneblos en-
el tono y compas de la moderation nime-
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ATENCl0N

Por eseritura pdblica de esta fachs,
y de comun acuerdo hemos disnelto
la socieda1 que teniamos estab!ecida
en- esta plaza bajo la razon, Alvarez
= Menchaca quedando su liquidation
4 cargo y responsabilidad del socio
Don Juan Alvarez.
Puerto Rico Enero % de 1871,
P de Menchaca Juan Alvarez
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La mdsica de artilleria. dirijida por 81
Sf. Arutti y otros artistas, taEnbien de
han servido ayndar generosamente Ia
nina cenefciade.
El concerto sera organizado por el pa
Dire de Ia nina Egeria, professor de violin
D. Rafael Antonini.
Ell programa Sc repartira el sabado dia
del concerto.
PRECIOS DE OOSTUMBRE.
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y Sc ha atribuido, por tanto, err6neamen-
te esa invencion, afiade, & la guarnicion
de Stralsuud y Ia de Gibraltar, one solo
varios amos despues la emplearon. Sc lee
en- las cr6nicas del historiador contempora-
neo. Bentiyoglio que no trascurria un dia
sin que Ia guarnicion de Ostende efectua-
se salidas, y queno omiti6 trabajo de min
guna clase nj retrocedi6 ante ningun PEE
igro para resistir & los sitiadores.
Tanto Sc habl6 de ese sitio, tanto se e.
ualtecf6, que el ingeniero mas renombra-
do de aquella 6poca, Pompeyo Torgane,
fue de Italia Flandes para prestar q los
espaholes el auxilio de su talento " de gu
experiencia. Dirigi6 aconstruccion de u
ma eleyada y vasta fortaleza, que fue colo
cads sobre embarcaciones fuertemente u
midas entire sf y en- cuya parte mas alta se
montaron tres enormes pleas de artille.
na Sc Ia lley6 muy cerca de lapuerta de
Ostende y se IA dedic6 q impedir Ia entra-
da de provisiones y municiones que con-
ducian, buques de las Provincias Unidas
Sin embargo, las balas rojas y los repeti-
dos ataques de los sitiados no tardaron en-
dar cuenta de Ia terrible fortaleza, que el
ingeniero italiano considerable pnnto me.
nos que indestructible.
POGO 4ntes de :legar& su fin 81 sitio de
Ostende, elmarqu6s de Spfnola, uno de
los jefeg espanoles mas hAbiles de su 6poca
tuced6 4sJuan do Riyas en- el ,mando de
los tuetzas itiadoTss. Dnrants todo eltiem
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Ganga.

Sc hacen Rios, af1aiidos mofias,
carrichos, crepe c& c& Sc risan rizcs
a 2 realss par, moi1as 6reales Sc tine
pelo c& c&
Gale de San Justo n6m. 5lVda de
Santigosa 6 Hijos, l
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Las dos quintas parties de este de-
fcit podian ser cubiertas por el di-
nero de San Pedro.
En- 1866, el deficit subi6 4
6.181.194 de scssdi.
Ell dinero de San Pedro assemble
en- 1866 & 2.636.585 scudi.
La deuda pdblica SO elevaba en- IL
de Enero de 1866 4 66.471.274 scw-
ii.
El scado vale unos 20reales.
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AVISO

En- ls casn n1mero 22 de la Gallo
de la Cruz 81 venden muebles. En-
esta Lmprenta pueden verse la lista
de ellos con sus precios.
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ANUNCIOS DIvERSOS.
.TEATRO.
UNIC0 GRAN C0NCIERTO A BENEFICI0
de la nina Violinista
EGERIA ANTONINI.

FL S&bado IL del cerriente con Ia coo
peracion de Ia distinguida primera tiple
Sra. Oadena y del Sr. professor D. Loren
20 Arquimbau que tocsrd algunas pleas
en- ell copaologo.
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GACETILLA.

Correo de Espana. Por un pasagerc que
lego en- 81 vapor frances, hemos sabido
que el vapor correo sali6 de Cadis el die
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Al Bello Sexo.

Gran novedad de abanicos para SeforaS
y nifss, de 25 s j 8 rcales uno en- el alma
cen de Pedro Vidal. = Puerto Rico Enero
de- 1871.
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En- la Pascua de 1866 habia entire
la poblacion de Roma 1878 personas
del estado eclesiastico, 1867 israeli
tas y 427 de distintas religiones.
Ell presupuesto de 1864-65 arroja
las cifras siguientes en- scmdi:
Scudi.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-09-30
Fires and Fire ENGINES,

Mr.. Editor:-Iwish 10 call the attention
Of your readers TO the Are on Saturday night
The fire broke ont in Inconsistencies kit
chen, ct 101 o'clock, if the fire hal taker
place later in the night it would have beer
fearful, or even ct the hour it did, with 4
light easterly wind, most Of the stores snG
merchandise Of thu town would have beer
burned and buried in ruins.
The Engine that vas purchased for the
protection of the town, by the Fire Com
psny, lies in the engine house, taken Ia
pieces for the purpose of repairs. The sim
of 800 will place it in thorough repair.
The old Engine worked very well at the
fire in charge Of the foreman Of the Fire
Department, the Young enterprising mer-
chat. Mr.. W. R. Cochran, to which a
great deal Of praise is due, also, to the fol-
lowing gentlemen that ABLY assisted, Cant.
.HT,dley, Can't. Rice, Mr.. Haas and the two
Mr.. Mayo's, etc.
The colored people done admirably, des-
t%rnction was inevitable only for their as
SiStance.
Now, I think the citizens and property
holders of this town, with the aid Of the
Town Council. ought o fit out the colored
people, as a Hook and Ladder COMPANY, as
in a small place like this, it is almost az
a F re Engine.
We cannot be too careful, we know not,
in what hour of the dead night a fire may
break ont, and perhaps leave some poor
widows and orphans of Our town homeless.
for many have a little garden and house and
it is their only support. A CITIZEN.
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SheriT's Sale.

Adrien Sonnier, adm VS.. Francois Richard es
sis. District Court,-Parish Of St. Landry.
so. lO996.
ID virtue Of an alias writ Of Il. fa., issued
ID out of the Honorable the Eighth District
Court of the State of>Louisiana, in and for
the Parish of St. Landry, in the above en-
Titled suit, 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. NOVEMBER 4th, 1871, at IL
o'clock A. u, the following described prop.
erty. seized to satisfy said writ, to-wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter Of
section IL, township 7, south Of range 3 east.
containing eighty aud 22li00 acres. The
west half of the northeast quarter Of section
10 same TOWNSHIP, and range, containing so
81 100 acres. The north vest fractional quar-
ter, section l6. .sms township and range, con.
4 i18 37lIV0 acres. The south. vest
fractional quarter section Is. same tow nship
and range, containing 116 36IIo0 acres, The
south half Of the southeast quarter Of section
IS. samr township and range, containing 30
"a 100 acres The north half Of the south. east
quarter dissection Is. Sam township and range
50 34Il0O acres. Also, all the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
The above property seized as the property
Of Francois Richard and Anaclet Richard.
Tcrms-Cash'
Z. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sept. 30. 1871.
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SheriT.ek sale.

arths Wikof, Widow, VS. George j
Wikod district Court. Parish Of St.
Landry.-No. 1880.
DY virtue Of writ of f. ia. issued out Of the
Id Hon. Eighth District Court of the State
Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of St.
Landry, in the above entitled su:., and
to me directed, / will proceed to sell a.
public auction, to the highest bidder, at thr
Courthouse Of this parish, in the town OF
Opelousas. on SATURDAY. the 4th day of
NOVEMBER, 1871, at eleven O'Clock A
NJ, the following described property, seized
to satisfy said witt, to-wit:
A plantation situated in the parish of St.
Landry, fronting on the east bank If the Ba-
you Bout. bounded on the north and upper
side by land Of Thomas A. Couke, on the south
and lower line by land of Widow Enoch, snd
on the back or east side by public domain,
containing five hundred and sixty arpsnts,
with the building. and improvements thereon.
except that portion Of above drscribrl land
sold under a writ off ia. in the canse entitled
j.. +. Lastrapps VS.. Geo. A. Wik"ff. No. 1926,
District Court, St. Landry, by J. Vi. Thunp-
son, Sheriff. on lst October. 1870. as per pat
fled in said suit being lots Nos. ], 2, 3 and 4
of said plat, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, adjoining lands formerly b~lnuging to
VIM. Moore but now to Dir. TEemas A.
Cooke.
Terms-Cash.
T. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Go. " FuNspetti, District Attorney vs. Ed
ward Dardeau It al.-Pslish Cont, st
Landry.-No. 9O3.
Df virtue of writ of feri facias Issued ont Of
ID the Hon. the Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of St. Landry, in the above entitled
suit, and 10 me- directed, I will proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of this parish, in the town OF
OpeIou<as. on SATURDAY, the 4th day OF
NOVEMBER, 1871, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to-wit:
Three hundred 5000 arpents of land, situat.
I'd in Little Prairie Mammon, bounded north
by Denis Fohtrno:. south by Alexander Lee
batard, rast by Onezime Guillory, and west
by Landreneau, together with all the build
ing and improvements thereon.
On" hundred and fifty arpents Of land in
Little Prsili" M%ammou. bounded north by J
b p GuilIory, south by Z. j. Fontenot, east
BY McDaviA and west by A Lrba:ard,
together with all the buildings and improve
mrnts thrieun.
Trrms-Cash.
L. 0. HAYES. Sheriff.
so Sept 1871.