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Eta dc Ia Louisiana.

Cour de Paroisse, 81. Landry No. 2735
Succession Theophie Fontenot..
JOSEPH DEROUEN. de la pareisse St.
~ Landry, administrator de la succession
de Theophile Fopter1ot, decede, ayant enre-
gistre un Tabieau Final de distribution DIES
fonds de lsdite succession, accompagne dune
petition demandant lhomologation d'icelui
Et attendu quill a etc fat droit a la denlande
de la dite petition par I'm ordre de la Cour ell
date du 7 JUN 1871.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dohne aux iuteressGs dams cette succession,
d'avoir 4 faire opposition, 81 aucnue lis ont,
par tcfit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Ope-
~lousas, dams les de!ais aeeordes par la loi.
pcurquoi ledit Tablean H serait pas approuve
ct homologae, administrator d-harge de
toute responsabiIitG u~lterreure. ct son obliga-
ton cancellee %
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grender.
10 JUN 1871.
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Fiat dc la Louisiana.

CouR DE DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY-No. 3Os5.
Succession Adelaide Bernard.
II OUIS T. GUIDRY, de la Paroisse St.
- Landry, Administrator de la succession
d'Adelaide Bernard, dec6dee, ayant enregistre
un Tableau final de Distribution des fonds de
ladite succession, accompagne dune petition
demandant l~homologation d~'icelul;
Eft attendu quill a etc tait droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition par I'm ordre de la
Cour, en- date du 10 Mai 1871
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams la vile d'Opel-
ousas, dams les delais accordes par la loi,
pourquoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas approuve
ct homologue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, GIefier.
3 JUN 1871.
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SUGGESTIONS s4Nssssse !SfeyEg el
CeEesfSRe Gaxilbert.

CoUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 3499
DIENVENU Sicily, de Ia Paroisse st.
LID Landry, ayant presentG une petition a
Teffet d'etre nommG administrator des sue.
cessions de Auguste Sicily ct Celestine Gull.
bert, tous deux decides, reinforcement de la
dite paroisse;
En- consequences, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interess6s dams cette succession
d'avoir a dtduire par ecrit, a mon Bureau.
dams les dix iours qui s%uivront la date du
present avis, les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit a la
dite petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
9 iuin 1871.
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Vente Publiuue.

Succession de fen Victor Dejoue.
LIN vertu dun ordre de THon. la Cour des
~ Preuves de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc
IA vendu a rencan public, au plus offrant en-
cherisseur, par lie soussigne. on par un encan-
!eur. q Ia derniere residence du defunt, dams
la vile de Washington, en- cette parolsse, lie
Mardi, % Juliet 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites, appartenant ii
la succession de fen Victor Deieux, sa-oir:
Quatre lots de terre, situes dams la vile de-
Washington.
Ebert CAN'T,
"a juin Administrator Public.
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AVIS.

f soussignc a tue IN beuf chAtain, tache
80 de blanc, 6valuG Il 500, ct qui etait dams
lie voisinage depuis environ deux ans ct etait
devenu desagreable pour les barrieres. &c
boeuf etait connu omme Granger, ct portrait
ule marque indecliffrable. La peau une fois
tannee a donnG cettt marque o-p LIE pro-
pri6taire est prize de venir prouver sa propri-
etc, payer les frais ct rcgler avec lie soussignt,
Il C~hataigner.
T. S. FONTENOT.
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I'M vertu dun ordre de lIIon. la Cour de
IL Paroisse de la paroisse st. Landry, une as
seinblGe DIES crGanciers de la succession de
Josephine Miller, d6ctdde, sera tenue parde-
want James X. Dixon. Notaire Public, a son
bureau, Ell la vile d'Opelousas, lie ytudi, 20
Juliet 1871. a 10 heures du matin, dams lie
but de dtlibGrer sur la maniere la plus avan-
tageuse de vendre les etftts de la dite success
sion, ct pour tixer les termes ct conditions de
la vente. JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefficr.
Onelnnsas. "a ,Iniu 1871.
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Etat de la Louisiana.
COUR DE PARolssE, ST.. LANDRY-No 347e
A.aaaaAA.la T. AyA.

COUR DE PARolssE, ST. LANDRY-NO 347e
Succession de Else NorMand.
A LFRED PERRY, de la paroisse st, Ian.
IN dry, Administrator de la succession de
Lise Normand, dectdee, ayant eIreg,stre I'm
Tableau Final de Distribution des fonds de
la dite succession. accompagne dune petition
EFT attendu quill a etc fait droit a la de-
mande de la dite petition par I'm ordre de la
Ccur Ell date du % JUN 1871
En- CONSCIENCE, avis est par lie present DON
ne aux interesses dams cette succession d'a-
voir a faire opposition, 81 ancune lis ont, par
Gcrit, a mon bureau, dams la vile d'Opelou.
sas, dams les delais accordes par la loi, pour
quot lie dit. Tableau he serait pas a%pprouve ct
homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
LEI iuillet 1871.
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Death of Major Andrew jackson
DOnelSOn.

Memphis, June 26.-Major An
drew jackson Donelson died here
ut half.past eight o'clock tonight, of
cholera morbus, after an illness of
q few hours Major Donelson
graduated second in the class of
1922, at West Point; was private
secretary to President jackson du-
ring his entire administration;
served as Minister plenipotentiary
to the Republic of Texas, Berlin
and the German confederation.
Returning home he edited the
Washington Ulioa then a candi-
date for Vice President ON the
Fillmore ticket. During the past
ten years he lived quietly on his
plantation near AustraIias, Missis-
sippi, taking NO part In politics.
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Miscellaneous News.

Washington, June 2O.-Mr. Val
landigham's estate. will net forty
thousand dollars.
The following has been published
Hon. C.L. VaUandigham--My Dcal
Sir: [ have just read the resolutions
of the Montgomery county, Ohio.
Democratic Convention, reported by
yourself, together with yourremarks
and those OF MI. Hank. You have
rendered a great service to youl
country and the party, at least such
is my Judgment. May God bless
you for it. Nothing can be tluer
than your declaration that the move
ment bytheresolutions
is the restoration Of the Democratic
party to its ancient platform of pro
gress and reform. [ know you too
well to doubt your courage or your
fidelity to your convictions. Very
truly. yours, ). 1. CHASE.
Dayton, June 2f.-The2 funeral of
Mr.. Valandigham was of q most I'M
posing character. The procession
was two miles long, and was compo-
sed of persons of all political parties
and preferences.
City Of Mexico, June 14.-Gov-
ernor Bustamante, of the District of
Mexico, died suddenly.
San Francisco, June 21.-Portland
elected a full Republican ticket OH
Monday.
Parsons, Kansas, June 2O.-A ter
rife tornado swept over Southern
Kansas and Colorado, doing much
damage.
The first consignment of cotton
from Texas, over the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad passed
through here last night.
San Francisco, June pa sharp
earthquake vas felt yesterday at
HKalistoga, California.
The Democrats of California have
renominated Haight on the Anti
Railroad Subsidy platform. The re-
solutions adopted oppose Chinese
immigration accept the results of
the war, and the Constitution as it
now stands.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 23.--Baez
troops, numbering 1900, defeated an
equal number OF CabraI's forces, at
San Juan. a. Loss very heavyon both
sides. Cabral's forces while retreats
ing fred the magazine and destroyed
nearly the whole town of st. Thomas.
Gen. st. Clair was killed.
Philadelphia, June 23.-In the
Federal court to-day. Judge Strong
delivered an opinion sustaining the
|constitutionality of the income tax.
f San Francisco, june 26.-Hostili-
ties have broken out among rival
clans in the Fejee Islands, and can
nibalism is INDUCED in to an unlimi-
ted extent by the Leroni faction, who
recently protested Christianity.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 26.-Ef-
forts to suppress the revolution in
Bolivia have proved unsuccessful. q.
The Instruction in Guatemala is
spreading. Indications are that now
the revolutionists have possession of
the entire country. Gen. Colonzee
routed the Government troops at
Chiche, and captured R~etalutina.
Guerrilla warfare is now carried on.
Peace prevails in San Salvador, but
the Ministry is unpopular.
The instruction in Honduras has
been quelled and Xat111ch has left
the country. afg s
Costa Rica is quiet.
Montgomery,'Ala. June 26.-The
decision of the United States District
Court placing the Alabama and
Chattanooga Roilroad in bankrupt
cy, was to day reversed in the United
States Circuit Court at the cost of
the petitioner. The road was order
ed again into the possession Of Stan
ton & co.
New York, June 26.-Commodore
Geo. S. Blake is dead, aged seventy.
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New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 3, 1877,

IL ohLLhSS, AN'Y al. y, lCf1.
Messrs. Geo. L. Squier & Bro:
We purchased from your agent, B. J. West,
last fall, one of your sMammoth" Cane Mills.
Judging from its immense weight and
strength, we could but expect extraordinary
results from it, but retrained from. expressing
any positive opinion until now that our crop
is successfully worked off, during which time
we have not had the, least trouble whatever
with it in any particular, and have No improve
ments to suggest. We regard it as absolutely
perfect. q %&~zs@
Our place is Immediately opposite the Car,
rollton Depot, on the west side of the river,
and we shall at all times take pleasure in
showing and explaining its. peculiar merits to
all Interested As tots capacity, we regard
it perfectly safe for nom eight to ten hogs
heads of sugar in twenty-four hours, and the
ease with which il does its work is u maruel
to alt aoho haze seataessed its operation.
j. A. ST. AMAND,
- JOHN FAZEND.
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Vente Publique.

Succession dc fen George Il. Hing.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
~ de la paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu u
par la soussign6e, on par TN encanteur public,
sur lhabitation ci dessous d6crite, sur IL Ba-
you BGuf, en- cette paroisse, IL
JcMdi, 30 Juliet, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites, appartenant II
la succession de George r.. King, decide, Il
SAVIOR:
]. I'm morceau de terre, avec les batisses ct
ameliorations qui sly trouvent, situe sur Ia
rive droite OIL Quest du Bayou Beuf, ct y fai
SAINT face, ayant vingtcinq arpcnts de face sur
qua ante de profondeur-mille arpents, plus
OIL moins-bornG Ell haut par la terre de -
Prescott ct en- has par les terres de - Payne.
Aussi les prophecies mobilieres suivantes
seront vendues lie JEUDI, - Juliet 1871,
a ~lancien bureau du dGfunt It IA Iancienne
residence du Jugc Overtou, a Opelousas:
Tn lot de yaisselle, un lot d'argenterie, une
montre EN- or, une pendule, IN fusil de chase,
une biblioiheuue larice, meubleS de maison,
ct ,bea1lcoup d'autres effets.
Conditions-Les ploprietGs mobiliercs pour
du compliant, ct les prophecies immobilierts
aussi porf du compliant pour une somme sutfl-
sante pour satistairc la reclamation de Ann
Elizabeth Winn, veuve, etc, s'Glevant i sept
mile v%ingt-huit p~iastres. avec cinq pour cent
d'lnttrtt par an d partir du % JUN 1869, ct
les frais du process No. 1908, Cour de Dis
trict, paroisse st. Landry, ~intitule Ann EIlz-
abrth VIM VS.. George r. King" ct lie sur
plus du prix dcs immeubles payable Ell trois
placements %annuels ct cgauA, a compter du
jour de la vcnte.
NoTA.-La bibliothtque %consiste ell une
collection dc valeur de livres de droit ct au-
tres ouvrages
ANN i. VIM, Administrative.
IL lllll.
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In market can now be bought Of
B. II. WEST,
1I9 to 1923 Magazine street, New Orleans, La.
Who is sole agent for New Orleans for
THE CELEBRATED
AMERICAN CANE MACHINERY,
MANUFACTURED BY
GEO. L. sQUIER g. BRO, BUFFALO, N. Y,
CONSISTING OF
Fifteen Sizes of Cane Mills. Eyapo-
rat0rs, Horse Powers,
Also the celebrated
KING OF THE SOUTH"
Solid French Burr Stone Plantation Corn Mill
Read the following testimonials of well
known planters who have used these splendid
SUGAR MILLS.
PARISH OF IBERIA, LA, April 20, 1871.
Messrs. Geo. l.. Squier & Bro.-Gentlemcn
rhat you recommended IL to be, being capable,
with good cane, proper feeding and -four
mules, of grinding cane enough in "a hours
for the astonishing amount of orer three hogs.
heads Of sugar; though most of the time
only worked it up to from one and a half to
two h~ogsheads, that being the limit of my
evaporating capacity. l would say that
deem it advisable always to have the capacity
of the mill greater than that of the evapo.
rator, SO as to insure an abundance of Juice
ahead, whether the cane be dry OF juicy,
without extra strain upon the team or the
feeder.
/ had no breakage of the mill, and do not
believe that 1t can be BROKEN by any fair usage.
I regard its Enthusiastically, by means of the
rubber springs, as q great Improvement orer
the ordinary rigid mills. For a mill of its
size, it can hardly be excelled and | regard
it as pre-emimcntiy the mill for small sugar
farms making from 45 to 60 hogsheads of SUI
gar a year; and | have no doubt that in fu-
ture an active inquiry will spring up for the
''GIANT BABY"
l am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EUGENE b. OLIVIER.
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Etat dc In Louisiana,

Cour de Paroisse, ST. Landry-No> 34l6
Succession de W. W. Foard.
NTARY A. WEST, de la Paroisse st. Ian.
lTA dry, Administrative de la succession de
William w. Foard. decide, ayant %enregistre
I'm tableau final des dettes ct regiement de Ia
dite succession, aceompagne dune petition de.
,nandant rLomologation d'icelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fat droit q la de.
mande de la dite petition par un ordre de Ia
Cour en- date du 20 JUN, 1871
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux int61esse dams cette succession
d'ayoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune ills ont
par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams la vile DIES Op
e%lousas, dams les delais accordes par la loi,
p%ourquoi ledit Tableau ne serait pas approuve
ct homologue.
JOS. D RICHARD, Grefier.
2I JUN 1871.
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CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 1898
CORNELIUS C. DUsON, de la Paroisse
" St. Landry, ayant p~resente une petition
4 reffet d'Gtre nomme Administrator des sue
c~essions de David Lambeth ct d'Elmira An-
drus, decides, reinforcement de ladite paroisse;
I'm consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interessGs dams cettc succession
d'avoir a deduire par cert, il mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s%uivront la date du
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour ~lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit a la
dite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Ter iuillet FL
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Etat de la Louisiana,

CoUR DE PARo1ssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 2754
Succession O::eme Curviere.
L1LORIAN SONNIER, de la P~aroisse St
IL Landry, Administrator de la succession
dOztmc Carriere, d6c6dt, ayant enregistrsi
un Tableau Final de distribution des fonds de
la dlte succession, a~ccompagne dune petition
demandant 1homologa alton d'icelui;
Et attendu quill a etc fait droit a la deman-
de de la dite petition par TN ordre dc la cour
en- date du + jnin 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interests dams cette succession
d'avoir IL faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par cert. "A mon bureau. dams la vile d'Opel-
ousas, dams les delais accordts par la loi. pour
quot Iedit tableau ne serait pas approuv6 ct
homologue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grcfier
10 JUN 1871.
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Washington News.

Washington, June 2O.-The
amounts due in cash from ex-inter-
nal revenue officers in Alabama,
$4,000; Arkansas, $13O, 900 Geor-
gia, S43, 900; Kentucky, $4,000;
Louisiana, 81, 1916, 900; North Caro-
lima, $4,000; Texas, $4,000; Vir-
ginia, S15S,O00. The aggregate for
I'LL the States is nearly $4,000, 900.
Louisiana is tile. only State exceed
ing a million, which is partly attri-
butable to the cumbrous machinery
for collecting the cotton tax. Suits
were commenced in every instance,
and i'm many cases judgments have
been&already rendered.
The Tribune to-day says the
power and the vital magnetism of
Vallandigham were never more
clearly shown than i'll the ease and
rapidity with which he drove into
line the Democratic party Of several
States to- take q new departure,
which had already been timidly
urged by dillettante organizers,
who now claim to have originated
the movement. Unquestionably he
has been during these last few
weeks more kindly spoken of by the
great mass of the people than ever
before, and now his pitiful death
will gain for his memory d tender
consideration which once seemed
impossible.
June 22-Assessors of Internal
Revenue continue to be removed on
account of consultations.
June 2G.-T1le authenticated Ala
bama claims aggregate $4,000 600
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Vente PubIique,

Succession de teu Falaaont Fontenot.
I'm vertu dun ordre de la Cour des Preuves
IL de la Pareisse st. Landry, il sera vendu a
lencan public, au plus ofrant encllerisseur,
par le soussigne, on par un encanteur public,
a Ia derniere residence du defunt, dams la
Prairie Vile Plate, en- cette paroisse, IL
Jeudi, q Juliet 1871,
la propriete ci-apres ~.lecrite, appartenant q
la succession de Yalmont F%ontenot, decide,
a SAVIOR: &
Tn moroccan de terre de prairie, situe dams
la Prairie Vile Plate, raroisse st. Landry,
contenant ~cinanante arpents. borne au nord
par Nine Pierre Vidrine, a lest par Joseph z,
Fentenot, au sud par Ardoile z. Fontenot, ct
a Iouest par Andre q. Vidrine.
Conditions-Comptant.
JOSEPH z. FONIENQT,
"a iuinl Administrator.
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BREAUx BRIDGE, La, May 13, 1871

Messrs. Geo. i. Squier e Bro.
Conference.-The ..Aiamlnoth No. ] MiIl'
purchased from Won last season. has proven
itself far superior 10 the expectation of sugar
makers in general. In strength, durability
workmanship and capacity. it is unsurpassed
by any mill of its size now in the market. ]
took off a crop Of 100 hogsheads of sugar.
and I can readily make 800 hogsbeads of su.
garewith it in one and a half months grind.
ing. II has never given me any trouble, OF
in any manner gotten ont of order.
/ ARCADE PATIN.
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Earthquake--Wat alter OF d Canal
Disappear.

New York, June 21-Seyerai
morning papers publish the follow,
ing:
On Monday about 10 o'clock, the
driver of d canal boat, while cross.
inc the seven mile level between
New Village and Broadway, in
Morris county, New Jersey, heard
an unusual rumbling noise like that
OF mufled thunder, and noticed
that the waters OF the canal were
MI disappearing rapidly. I'm q
short space Of time his boat was left
high and dry on the empty bed OF
the canal. The water in the canal
for the distance OF a mile and a halt
had disappeared In q cavity Forty
ar fifty feet iii width. No outlet for
the water has been discovered. 1T
will probably cost the canal COM
pany $4,000 to defray the expen-
. Of this Interruption in their
business.
A correspondent of the Brandon
Republican SAYS HHThere have been
nine Democratic babies born In tile
immediate vicinity of Stonewall
High. School, Simpson county, since
last Christmas, and out OF that mum
Der four have been named Robert Il
Lee.r
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Horrible Suffering i'm Persia.

A New York dispatch of the 10th
says:
A correspondent writing to a
Turkish journal says the details of
the restitution and misery which
the dronth of the last few years
has caused in the southern and
central provinces of Persia are fear
fully heartrending. People dying
of hunger even in the streets of the
capital is but a minor phase of the
terrible calamity. I'm Khorassan
parents are selling their children to
the Turcomans as slaves, for the
purpose OF keeping them alive. In
Ispahan men have been seized in
the act of digging up eorpses to
serve as food for their starving
families. In some portions of the
country the Wretched sufferers en-
deaZor to support life on grass and
roots which they may find in the
neighborhood, and as might be ex-
pected pestilence follows close in
the footsteps Of famine. Half. of
the kingdom of Persia is becoming
rapidly depopulated. ii. mrs
| --~~~~o~-@%~c~o@e~-~xm *@a
STRANGE SUIcIDE.-The New
York Sun, of June 81, relates one
of the most singular suicides OH re,
cord. that of d woman in Long
island City, who, being jealous Of
her husband and having q~uarreled
with. him, arose at midnight,
clasped her infant child to her
breast, soaked her clothing in Ike.
rooseIle and set herself on fire. The
child was saved but the mother was
burned to deatll.-P icayune.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, May Sd, 1871.

- 4yEW OhHEHN5, III, Hdy ous IOF1'
Messrs. Geo. L. Squier Il Bro.
Gentlemen Il herewith send you a descrip.
ton of the work done by the Mammoth No,
l Mill' bought of your agent last year. The
mill was driven by an engine-size as follows
cylinder. 12x20; revolutions per minute, 80
pressure of steam, from Is to 20 pounds to
the square inch. The watts held one grande
and a halt. We could fill a vat in from 10 to
% minutes, according to the quality of the
cane. The grande is ~ inches in diameter.
ssS5 w. D. HUFF. Engineer.
E- Descriptive catalogues of the above
machinery, and ali necessary information,
furnished by b. J. WEST,
i19 Magazine Street, New Orleans
June I7-3m.
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Etat de la Louisiana.
COuE De DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY-NO. 21S
Succession lie John Close.

COuE DE DISTRICT, ST. LANDRY-NO. 21S2.
Succession lie John Close.
DEsIRE GODET, de la Paroisse St. Lam
~ dry, Administrator de la succession de-
John Close, DECIDE, ayant enregistre un Ia
bleau de classification des dettes ct distribu-
ton DIES fonds de la dite succession, accompa-
gnG dune petition demandant lbonologatiou
d'icelui
mande de la dite petition par lin ordre de la
Cour, en- date du IA JUN 1871;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dans cette succession
d'avoir Il faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par cert, a mon bureau, dams la vile d'Opel-
ousas, dams les trente jours qui s%uivront Ia
date du present avis, pourquoi lie dit Tableal
ne serait pas approuvG ct homologue.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier,
II JUN 1871.
Vente par lie Sheriff.
Fremont Duprc Cour de District,
VS.. Paroisse st. Landry.
Etienne Bramme. No. 1882.
LVN vertu dun writ de tieri facias, lance
IA par rHon. la Cour du Huiticme District
Judiciaire, dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Lam
dry, dams lie process ci-dessus intitule, ct -
moi adresse, je vendrai EN- vente publiaue. au
plus offrant ench6risseur, a la Maison de Couv
de la ditc Paroisse, EN- la vile dOpelousas.
lie SAMEDI, Ter JULIET 1871, il onze
heures du matin, la propritte c%i-apres de,
critic, saisie pour s~atisfaire lie dit writ, SAVIOR:
Une habitation situee dams la paroisse st.
Landry, dams la Prairie Plaisance, consistant
Ell une maison de residence, avec tuutes les
batisses ct authorizations ct soixante-lix al
penis de terre ct bois, bornCe au nord ct IA
l'ouest par Charles Belfour, all sud ct a Fest
par le'surplus de la meme terre vendue Ia
dit moroccan mesure douze arpents ct d.mi de
profondeur sur six arpents de face.
Conditions-Comptant. -
f. 0. HAYES. Sheriff.
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