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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
MAsrER'S SAFE

In tn. d.. cAa,SSS,nder County, -. Alezan.
y. Gsoies Wv, g et Gsr T'yy@ ,r 0pa Elyn
PSb III 70 enforce vsasass, epa Jol6 " NV,
sn,,i.d osa.s o,qer sstsfsSa 'Gsn pursuance
9sy OF JsnnsEy, A. H. len Court ON he sb We
Ass Or, 70 81 ch.neSY for .sd c John Hsr,. Ih
ioissoop q sad day. = sell hl' y G:Ss o. Ne
highest bidder foressh, Al uhI.o aac ION !, ,he
hou ~ The city Of Caro-, IN sd 99I Of the co Sn,
,syafs ss.s,ssd Ire real s;!s taS M
sfpbersd thirteen lsl IN LlonKi hsis, towi, In
Y eight l2s) IN the FIRST tinanhnbeTed tweu
Zero. twili be sold without reds,nnl 70 the eity q
s1s,rtsd 70 the P"rchaserl togeth...Y ana a dee,
Hsf plsi. ISL. me- hhkaAN, '''
mySvst ia Uhaneery.
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NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County, 80.
10 the Circuit Court Of Alexander County
Trustees Of Schools Of Township Seventeen south
Range One West, vs.. Elijah W. stoufer and
Caroline st0ufer his wife Eli NJ. Melton and
Eunces Melton his wife, Isaac Levy, Alexander
Levy ard in Flanagan. In Chancery. Bill TO
iorecose mortgage
Notice i hereby gwen that tho above suits now
p-ndlng IN SAID Court, and the time and place Of
the return OF summons 10 the case il the first
Mondsy IN July, le1l, at the court house in Cairo
10 said County and State.
c, JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk
Green Gilbert, Solicitors for Complt.
anrg-ub,
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Dr.. JOSEPH II. sCUENCk's SIMPLE
TREATMENT

and avnilcd themselves Of his wonderfully crica.
c'nms Ineulclne,, they would not have fallen
Ut. Schenck has IN hts own cnse proved that
Wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vital
IVY, ny his medicines and his directions tor their
use, ~ qutckened into hcllthful Vigor.
IN this statement there Is nothing preeunp-
tuuus 10 the faith Of the Invalid Is made no
representation that a. not "a thousand times sub
sthhtlated ny hying aud visible works, The
theOry OF the cure by DIR. SChenck's medicines
" ~ simple ~ II IL untaing. Its philosophy re-
yincing.
, The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake pills are tho
Est two weapons with which the citadel of lilo
Ihaiady is assalled Two thirds of tho cases OF
consumption originate In dyspepsia and a func-
tiOnnlly DISAPPEARED liver. with this condition
lne bronchial tubes "sympathize" with the
btpmhcn. 1hey respond to the mOrbltc action
Oi Tue nver Here then comes the eliminating
result, anu the setting In with all Its distress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
; : : : : =
HATCHEIOR, NY,

This superb Har bye ~ the BEST ~ rur Won, n
Perfectly Harmless Reliable and Insth ,,,onn.
No disap ointment. No Ridiculous Tin,s ar I'm.
pleasant odor Tn" nuine W. A. Bachelor.
iia DNe produces IMHEDI >TEI.Y splendid
Black or naturl Brown. Does not star, tho
okn' but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Bea,,ti.
ful. The only Safe ma ipfeo I've.
sid by all druggsts. Facto,y H. Bond Stro, Z
NeM iotN. Iany 2iieodSw1v
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NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, Alexander county. $50
To the MAY Tenn, 4. D., III. of tLa Allow, J,.
county Probate Court: CIV sou wv
40 'he matter Of the guardlansh u or minor
hefs OF Peter sIapletoH, deceased NotIc" ,t
Resignation. .'''''' ~
To all persons concerned fake ,ot,co u,.,
ne unders gned, guardian of the narson a,,J
tiopeiy OF Michael stapleton, MINOR heir of
rs'ef ton, deceased, vii, on The third dav
!. the h-! It,n, A H., is,t. hes il court. 10
~ "a mo eoHr hpt'r ~ 10. city u C,iru.
seit, present = 'ald count fr .n.ar; ,n,'n a.,
SSsusna,.on o. TIE Office Of guardian Of sand NJ.
en.e, sspIeioI, according to The 81 ,tut m .u1I,
rae rnsde AMI provided ''''"' J" SUI"
JOHN CANNON,
I...d,,c.. ,'uaftlnn Of Iuhn.l ~taplcton.
i''e' Al caro-, III, this l7,h day OF Aprh. Is;i,
81
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A SSESSMLNT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meet.
ing of the Board of Aldermen and the Select
Council Of the city of Cairo At the Council Cham.
Eleventh streets, on the evening OF Friday the I'd
day Of June next, at half past seven o'clock, m.
to hear objections to the assessment for lakes
sonal property in the city Of Cairo for this, the
year A. D. 1871, the assessment list therefor hay
ing been returned by said Assessor to the CIV
Clerk, Mt his office at the Council Oh mber, where
said assessment list will remain for examination
by all parties interested until the meeting OF inc
City COunt il above mentioned.
By order OF the Mayor. 80. ,,,.,I
Cairo, Ills, May ~, ls7l "s-""
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CHANCERY NOTICE,

Ihom Simmons, Nancy A. X. Simmons,
Shailes summons and Levi L. Simmons are here
oy notihed thsts suit in Chsncery 70 quiet title,
nsish Frederick schsll is complainant. and the
psrues ABOVE Named, together with James Nul.
ebay Nancy Mqiehay, b. Kynsston, DAVE Mui.
ehAy And Elijah Dlckerson, are defendants, i,
nov pending 10 the Circuit COuri Of Alexander
Soul,y, State OF Illinois, and the time and place
Monday In July, 1871, at the court house in Caro-
Alexander County. Illinois.
JOHN Z HARMAN, Clerk.
sprg7v5t
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NOTICE.

VI c iulho's Alexander County. s.. In IN.
s.,,r., S S,elll Dour Of Alexonder Comfy.
'-nu'l s'sals Tay Tor sad ElWIn rars'r r,.
WYIlisa.ht caro- Cl Property. " Lnry n
ntn,s rank Williams, Eroc.tur 4
q '" Ian. sni har,hal ?. Drury her husband, John
lam. sSI c jacob hiyin, William NJ Wi.
Gba as non q Abraham William, de- ,,so8 I io
sad buI 70 enio ,re Vendor. Lion
AZ, y. .ttestnc ' btury ana Mar,b.iiii p n,u,,
ing .,3 , Go ,h"a lhi the above -u,r {, p,,i
it.lfn OF summons ~ ,a.i n.,.. ."".'' '," %.
"sh County aud state. ''' "'''' 80 'mro,
Gresna Guhs,, JyOhN0. HARMAN, Clerk.
---------------o-'r' l'I ''lublt Z. mylW5.
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CClJSUMPTLCE,
lis Cure and Its Preventive
BIZ J. II. sCHENcK, It'd.

Many nluman being has passed n wnv for whose
death there was no other reason than The poylrgi
81 known ana injisputably proven means of cur.
Ihuae near anu dear to family aud friend. ma
sleeping the drcnmcss sumDer into which L,d
they Oiunlly udDuIpl ''''
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MICROSCOPES.
V'ITE CELEBRATED
Craig MICROSCOPE

l. IN opucnl wonder, reveals the thousands OF
hii.cu won 'or- ~ Naturc IL oi permanent use
and rrt"t rM availability, combining instruction
With Hwu-'ui'ut aud never io- ng its Interest. II
magnihcs
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LEGAL.
GUARDIANS KESIGNA.
F" TuOE

To all persons concerned Notice is hereby
siyen that will on the 2ith day OF June, A. II.
len, at the June Term Of the County Court Of Al.
eIsnder County, IN Caro- Illinois, resign my Office
y ,iusrdian of Disnna Hartlne.
anIg7yite CHARLES HARTLINE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

The work OF cure Is now beginning The Vita.
ted and mucous deposits In the bow cis md In ,hr
alimentary canal arc elected. The liver Ite
ciocs, IS wound up. IL arouses from It's torpid
n.y.. Inc stomach acts responsiyely. and 'tbo
patent begins To feel TINT hn |. uuiii no ~ LII
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

sEMI-WEEKLY Sun, Sc A YEAR,
OF the same size and general charac,er as
THE WEEKLY, but with n greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
10 Istubscribers with greater freshness, because
comes twice week instead OF once only.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

lii' not necessary TO take ahandiul ofthrac Pulls
'" Iroduc" u" desired effect; two of them act
fWehlI ana powerfully, cleansing the liver, tom
a'h ana bowels OF all impurities. The prIncIpH
ingredient " Pod0phylhn, or the alchouulic OK
Vtrl ~ MHndlukc, Wlch L. 10y many times more
I"HrrluL avilhg ana searching than the Mandrake
USell It's peculiar action T. upon the LVtr clean.
lng II speedily from all OhstructIol =, with all the
power McIcuy,Ne free from the injurious Ip.
sa.r attached 10 Tie use OF that mineral
"Iwi discusses, IA which thc use OF cahaTi
IT, IN heated, these pills VI give entire IttI II
"oH III every case. IhcY sE.ER FAIL.
In cases Of Liver compl INT. pyspopsio. and oy .
H'ilt cO-tiNthtss, Dr, noonund' German suffers
VI i"hl, shoulR De used H. connection with the
rus me TOM effect Of the Bitters or Tome
u.Hll5 up 'hc system, The Bitters or Touiu pur.
,urs We blood, strengthens the nerves RIGl LTEa
we LAYER anu gives strength energy and Won
. ht'P your bowels active With the Pills snj tona
~ we system with the Etters or TonIr' md "o
a asr'ah tam It's hold, OF ever again pssltI ~
dealers, IN 'ralDrs are 80 10y all Dlugg sts ana
Eeu.d',' mat II II Or. HooHAnd,s Corn,.n
Inrnded a NAV are 80 universally used ana ra,,'',
Won In tul " w. not allow the BruLysI 10 ,nr,,"o
ar good, b.ca;s.nihS else that he may say ia inst
These ht NEEDLES vii l." ssn, t"istf proht Or 1t.
EIt'&' aap,1m sllpuu'sss!9n 70 tie PiINs ipSi 10
aR,i a. sT VS. IEhMAN MEDICINE sTntrRhE AK AZ
! NIL - IlhadelpiuA ''S "oi
o"As' M. EVANS. Proprietor
!. o'"eriy q. N. JACKSON a. On
4 ks.uer. enedls, are for sale by Druxy,s,.
d throughonHna Medicine Dealerq, sy..,stof.
+. America aud H. nhted States, Canadas Siis
"'s' Indies. For Sale by N'
"'OLAx H1o.
ILLINOIS
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H"'iiand'- podonn,li,am Pill
HooRand's Greek Oil
HOOllland's German Bitfers.
\ Bitters without Alcohol or sdIrtt~
of any Il nh

A Bitters without Alcohol or sdirttS
| of any KIND
Isdiferent rom ali others. l. composed of the
puroInices or wal principle of Roots, Herbs and
Bara- tor as medically termed, extractsD the
worthless AMI inert portions of the ingredients
not Icing used, Therefore, in one bottle of this
Btters there ~ contained as much medicinal yir.
tue as VIII be found in several gcllons of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc., used in this Bitters
are grown IN Germany, their vital principles ex-
tr"ctcd IN that country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in this city. where
'hey are compounded and bottled Containing no.
spurious ingredients, this Bitters il free from
inc objections urged against all others no dcsirs
Tor stnuants can be induced from their use.
can make no drnnkards, and cannot, under
circumstance have any but beneficial effect
-, HoGfland's German Tonic.
was compounded Tor those not inclined TO ex
rene bilters, aad Is intended for use in case.
"heh sosle alcoholic stimulant is equred in con
hecuon with the tonic properties of the Bi,ters
hsch ootle OF the Tonic contains one bottle o
the biuers, combined with pure sata Cruz Rum,
ana Favored IN such "A manner that the extreme
bitterness OF the Bitters is overcome, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleas mt to the
palate and containing the medicinal virtue of the
blttefs' The price Of the Tonic il 81 80 per
ootIe, when many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that The stimu.
i"ht USED Is guaranteed 10 be of pure quality
a poor article could be furnished at cheaper
PRICE, outis 1t not better to pay little more and
nave ave, good artlclef medicinal preparation
rhouId contain none but the best ingredients and
they who expect to obtain cheap connonnd Ill
most certainly be cheated.
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THE DAILY sun, 80 A YEAR

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dhs Bulletin.
- The late Hon. VIM. p. Fesscndru

- The late Hon. VIM. T.. Fcsscndrr
,nsde q remark which was interprctc,
;,.ult TO Mr.. Seward. Whom in
ss.n.3 NJ IL. snd seeing such meaning
,Id he given to bis words, he instantly
co. % " Seward and said d" Mr.. Sew.
rL.,e insulted YOU am sorry for
Ala no, mean it. This apology so
" II, tank and perfect so delighted
I,. Seward that era,plne hlm by the nanu
he exclaimed, . uod pcs you, e,'''u'"
guj.h vou would insult me again.
latter. dated On board The steamer Ida
u Nav f. rivcs tbe following particn-
i.,s Of the fight which recently took place |
un.clo..hell Mount between party /,
Of woodchoppcr. and band Of n"nkton
indians; ,,..t,..,... ,o,,o,,,..
saI mild. above here, few DAYS I
80 ard attacked three men belonging to |
-. .,,y Of Woodchoppcr, Tho men ran |
~ bcnd in the river and concealed |
,b.mselves in the thick bushes, but their
hiding place WAS discoy cred, when u des-
nerste fight took place, resulting in the
5ss,h of one white man and eleven In
Sisp,. The reds numbered forty; and left
Al, Of their dead upon the field of battle,
M, having horses enough TO carry them
at The fight commenced at PIN. and
cop,inued until dark the men being in
,,enobed in heavy underground and be-
hind 4 log, from which position the In
dams found it impossible TO dislodge
item. The two survivors reached their
camp in safety the naxt morning"
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SEND YOUR MONEY
q Post Office orders, checls. n, a,.o.
'"e'e''ess containing money. Address ''s'''e
l. ". ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun once. New YORK Chr.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
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rive COPIES one year. separately addressed.
Ten co,,.s Eight Dollars.
mn e2pre one year, separately addressed fsnd
-" 'A"" eopy 10 gelter up OF club, '."e
Sixteen Doilarv,
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The 1ullar at'eeklu Sun.

A Newspaper Of the Present Times,
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants. Pro.
fessionai Men. Workers, Thinkers. and All Man.
ner OF Honest Folks. and the Wives. Sons. and
Daughters Of oil such
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An ordinance TO restrain hogs from running at
large within the limits of the CITY ="
ne u ordained by the CITY Council of the City OF
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-02-18
Vente Publique.

Succession de fen Charles B. Spence.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
ia de Id p~aroisse st Landry, il sera vendh a
lencan public, au plus offrant encheiisseur,
par lie soussigne. on par TN encantpur public,
a la derniere residence du defuut, sur lie Bayou
B9uf, en- cette paroisse, lie
Mercredi, s Mars, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant h
Ia succession de Charles Is. SPENCE, decide, a
SAVIOR:
L.. L'habitatior. la derniere residence du
defunt, an Bayou Bnuf, contenant deux ccfts
acres de terre, plus gu moins, bornee nord par
lie Bayou BGuf, sud par les terres de Joachim
soileau ct Isaac Sawyer, est par leg terres de
Madame Mary Burleigh, ct Guest par les terres
de Madame B.. S. Gay, ensemble avec toutes
les batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
2. Environ trois cent vingt acres de terre
ma~rGcagerse, Giant les lots !, 3. 4, 5, 8 ct 7 de
la section G5 dams le township 4 sud de la ran.
gee 4 est.
Conditions.-Deuze inois de credit, a comp.
ter du jour de la vente. Les acqu6reurs four=
nissant leurs obligations portant & pour cent
d'interet par an apres l'echeancs, payables Il
| ordre de administrators. avec securite ap=
prouvee en- solido une hypotheque spectacle ct
le privilege du vendeur reserves jusqu'au paiez
ment final du principal ct DIES intGrets qui au.
ront pu s'accroitre. Les acquerenrs s'enga.
gent a ne pas vendre, aiiencr, hypotheqaer nj
encombreI Ia propriete achetee avant lie paies
ment E1ein ct enter. =
ADoLpfE Stage, Admr.
4 Fevrier 1871. .-rs
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2Sjanvier.
Vente PubliQue-

Succession de Marguerite QuehedeaM.
I'm vertu dun ordre de rHon la Cour des
- Preuvcs de la Paroisse St. Landry, il SO.
"a vendu en- yente publique, au plus offrant
encherisseur, par lie soussignt on par un en-.
canteur public, a la derniere residence de la
defunte, 4 la Queue Tortue, en- cette p~aroisse,
lie Vendredi, "a Feurier 1871,
les prophecies ~ci-apres decrites, dependant de-
la succession de Marguerite Quehfdeaa, deco
dee, SAVIOR:
L'habitation sur laquelle la defunte demeu-
RAFT en- dernier lieu, situee a la Queue ToYtue,
Parolsse st Landry, contcnant environ qua
tre-vingts acres de terre. avec les bitisses ct
amclloratlons qui sly trouvent, consistent ell
une maison de residence, une cuisine, un MAJ
gasin a mails, &c.
$50 panneaux de barriers (pieux dc eypre,1
9 tetes de bGtcs douees, 3 hpuis de tire, / iu-
ment, un cheval, I'm poulain de 2 ans, l char
rette a bHufs, un lot de coehois, ! lot de nais
ct de pailles. 1000 livres de coton en- grain, /
rouet, meubles de maison, ustensilcs de- cui.
sine, &c.
Conditions-Les prophecies mobilierss Sc
ront vendues pour du compliant, ct les propri-
ttts immotilieres a douze mois de credit, les
obligations devant etre faites payables le Ter
Ftvrier 1872. avec deux securities a la salts
faction de administrator, ct portant 8 pour
cent d'interet q partir de rechcance i~usqu'au
Placement final La terre demeurant specialize
ment ~hypothGquGe jusqu'au placement enter.
MAXIMILIEN LAGRANGE,
2ljanv] Administrators
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49,. FOR SALE
At II Private = ale.

A certain property or plantation, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
known as Prud'homme City, Situated on
Mallet Woods, in the Parish of St.. Landry,
on the east side Of Bayou MalIet, having eight
arpents front by forty, in depth, containing
three hundred ia and twenty arpents,
more or less, bounded above by land OF the
estate of Jacob Bihm, aud below by lands of
the Estate of William Prud'honme, and in
the rear by public domain.
Also, a tract of woodland situated or the
west side of Bayou Mallet, in said parish,
containing about sixty-seven superficial ar
penis, more OF less, consisting and being
composed of several parcels or lots described
as follows, viz: Fractional section No. 6 in
township No. Z south Of range No, 2 east, con-
tanning II 6GilG0 acres, as per certificate of
the Register of the Land office at Up6lousas,
No. a103, issued to and in the name Of B. A.
Martel ;; and lot No. 6, section SO. township
Z, south range No. l east, containing 81 81
100 superficial arpents; and forty superficial
acquired by private act, by said
.Alartel, from Julie M~ancantel, widow of
Jean Bite. Ffug6, situated on the west side. OF
Bayou Malfet. having one arpent front by forty
deep, being bounded on one side by lands of
Taylor, and on the other by land herein
above described, formerly belonging to Eu
rene David. -.
Terms-$25o0 cash and $25oo IN. twelve
months. For further particulars applyto
b. A. MARTEL,
OF to HI. GARLAND.
Opelousas, Jan. 81, 1871.
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Vente pan. lie Sheriff.

Penelope Overton ct ais. VS.. John II.
Overton, No. 1000, Cour de District,
St. Landry.
E7NVertu dun writ de fieri facias, lance
- par Ia Huitieme Cour de District de
Fiat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
paroisse st. Landry, dams laffaire ci,des-
sus intitul6e, ct il moi adresse, JIG procede-
raj a vendre a rencan pn lie, d la Maison
de Cour de la dite paroisse, da"s la Vile
des OpelousaS, lie SAMEDL, 4 MARS,
1871, 4 ONE hcures du matin, les propri6-
ties CT apres d6crites, saisies pour satisfalre
lie dit writ, IA SAVIOR:
/. Tn certain carre dc terre, situe dams
la vile des Opelousas, contenant environ
hUit arpents, plus on moinS, avec toutes les
batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouvent,
etant la derniere residence du defendeur,
borne au nord par la rue du Snd, all sud
par In rue Cherry, a leuest par Ia rue
Union, ct d Pest par une rue en- travers.
2. Tn certain moroccan de terre, avec
toutes les batisses ct ameliorations qui sly
trouvent situe a Ia prairie Bellevue, par
oisse St. Landry, contenant deux cents ar
penis de superficie, ayant cinq arpents de
face sur ouarante de %profondeur, borne
nord, est ct Quest par les terres do
Nc Nuity, appartenant autrefois a John
P. Hudson, ct sud par DIES tprres de la sue,
cession de John G. Pratt, decide, ct de
Madame c. w. Pratt.
La terrc sera vendue en- petits lots scion
Ia loi.
Conditions-Comptant.
L 0. HAYES, sh6rh.
% ianvjer.
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vente par. lie SHERIFF.

Lucius J.. Dupre, admir-, VS.. joseph NJ. Car.
riere ct als.-Cour de District, St. Ian.
dry-No. 9679.
LIN VERTU dun alias writ de Fl. ia. Ian
- ce par Ia Iiuitl6me Cour de District de
rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la par
oisse st. Landry, dams rafaire ci-dessus
intitulee, ct 4 moi adresse, je procederai a
vendre a lencan public, a la Maison de
Cour de la dite paroisse, en- Ia vile deS OPP
~elousas, lie SAMEDI, 4 MARS, 1871, a II
heures du matin, tous les droits. titres ct
interdts de Mark W. Farwell a Ia propriete
CT apres decrite, saisie po1r satisfaire lie
dit writ, d SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, situ6 dams
la Paroisse st. Landry, faisant face al Ba-
you Courtablsau, ayant environ cinq ar
penis de face sur environ %cinquante de pro-
1ondeur, plus GU moins, ct contenant deux
cent quatre 70IlOO arpents superfciels,
borne en- bas par Ia ,erre de Mark w.
Harwell, ct en- haut par les terres de Mi
chel King ct de Nine. Cock.
Conditions-Comptant.
{. 0. HAYES, Sheriff
% Janvier 1871.
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Public sale.

Estate Of Lucien Beryeron, deceased.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
ID Court of the Parish of St. Landry, there
will be sold at auction. to the highest bidder,
by the undersigned, Or by a public auctioneer,
at the last residence of deceased, on Bayou
Giromon, in the Parish of St Landry, on
Wednesday, .March sth, 1871,
the following property. belonging to the Es-
tate of Lucien Bergcron, deceased. to-wit
Fifty acres of land, with the buildings
thereon, bounded south by Bayou Giromon,
east by Philogene Bergeron, north BY lands
of the estate, and west by public lands.
Fifty acres of land, more or less, bounded
south by land of the estate, east by Philogene
Bergeron, and north and west by public lands.
Conditions-One, two and three years cred
it from the day Of sale purchasers to furnish
their notes with good security, said notes to
bear 8 per cent per annum interest from ma
turity until paid and the lands remaining
specially mortgaged until pad for. Acts of
sale at the expense of purchasers. 49,.
SIMEON BERGERON, Admr.
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Succession Morcelite Jean p. Fsntent

Succession Mafcelite Jean p. Fsntenot
LEN vertu dun ordre dc la Cour des Preuves
- de la p~aroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu
a rencan public, au plus offrant eucherisseur,
par le soussigue, on par un encsnteur public,
sur les lieux ci.dessous decrits, sur lie Bayou
Beuf, paroisse St. Landry, 10
Mercred;, 1er Mars, 1871,
les prophecies ci-spr9s dGcrites, appartenant.
Il la succession Dc Narcotic jean =. Foute-
not, dGc6dce, a savoir:
Quatre cents arpents de terre. avec les
authorizations. situts sur r. Bayou B9uf
Vingt hGtps h cCrnes doucrs, une juInent
ct deux pouiains, ua cIleval creole, une mar
que a marqurr, I'm hack a deux chevaux, un
lot de faience, un lot lie groceries, uu lot do
quincaillerie ct de ferbiantcrie, un tusil dou-
BILE, meubles de mason, ustensiles do clis-
inc, etc.
Conditions-Les prophecies mobilieres pour
du compliant les prophecies immobilleres un
quart compliant, ct la balance Il un ct deux
ans de credit. eli placements tgaux, portant
inter6t a raison do ) pour cent par an depths
lecheance jusqu'au Placement; racquereur
fournissant bonnie ct solvablc securite per.
sonnelle d la satisfaction de administrator
Ia prophetic vendue demeurant specialenent
hy~pothtquGe par privilege ct lacquereur
s'engageant a ne pas vendre nj autrement
disposer de la dite proprietG avant den avoM
page lie prix.
WILLIAM TATE, Admir-.
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