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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-17

A., POLICE CoURT-Justice J. j. Whae
Presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed of this morning:
John M. Smidt, arrested on a charge of
perjury, was discharged.
Bette Booker, charged with housebreak-
ing and stealing. Found guilty and SEN
fenced to 80 days confinement in the city
Jail.
Patrick Reud, charged with theft. Found
guilty and sentenced to five days contine-
ment.
John Morris, charged with theft. Guilty
ten days in Jail.
X. K. Carter, charged with violating the
revenue laws of the State, was discharged.
Wash Holmes, charged with cursing.
abusing and threatening to beat Fleming
Wilkerson. Discharged.
Ella Coleman, charged with assaulting
and beating Clara Banks. Dismissed on
payment of costs.
Chas. Mason, charged with theft. Found
guilty-ten days in jail.
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AID FOR CHICAGo.-The police of
Richmond have contributed one hundred
dollars for the relief of Chicago.
Rimmon Lodge, |. 0. b. b., benevo-
lent association Of Israelites, has contribu-
ted like amount.
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THE COMING CoNCERT.-The Sab
bath-School scholars of the Presbyterian
churches, intending to take part in the
concert for the benefit of the Manchester
church, are requested to meet in the lecture
room Of the 1st Presbyterian. church to-
night, ,punctually at o'clock, to practice in
singing under the direction of MIR. E. II.
Chamberlayne, Jr. Let all the schools be
largely represented.
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REGISTER! REGIsTER.. REGIsrER!.!

On Tuesday and Wednesday the 23rd
and oath of this month, books of registra-
ton will be opened at the different voting
places throughout the State. We trust no
Republican will fail to register, and to see
that his neighbors do likewise.
We give the following boundaries and
precincts of the different Wards of Rich
mond as last laid off.
CLAY WARD.
lst Precinct--All that portion of the ward situa-
ted west of Belvidere, north of Main, west of
Henry, and south of Broad streets
Cd Precinct-That portion of the ward north of
Broad, west of Henry, and south OF Leigh
streets
Sd Preci,act--That portion of the ward north of
Main, west of Adams, south of Leigh, and east
of Henry streets.
MONROE WARD.
LIST Precinct-Al1 that portion of the ward east
of Belvidere, south of Main, and west of Fifth
streets.
2d Prectnct-That portion of the ward north of
Main, east of Adams, south of Broad, and west
of Fifth streets.
. Sd Precinct-That portion of the ward north of
Broad and Leigh east of Adams and st. Peters,
south of Jackson, and west of Second streets.
4th Pyecinct-North of Broad. east of Second,
south of Jackson and west of Fifth streets,
MADISON WARD,
Ist Preciact--All that portion of the ward north
of Broad, east of Fifth, south of the gully run
ming east of Fifth, and west of Eighth streets.
I'd Precinct-The portion of the ward north of
Broad, east of Eighth, south of the gully running
east to Twelfth, west OF Twelfth streets.
Sd Precinct-That portion of the ward north of
Main, east of Fifth, south of Broad, and west of
Twelfth streets.
4th Preciact-The portion of the ward east of
Fifth south of Main, and west of Twelfth
streets.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Isl Precinct-All that portion of the ward east
of Twelfth, south of Clay, Marshall and Broad,
and west OF Fifteenth streets.
ID Precinct-The portion of the ward east of
Fifteenth, south of Broad, and west of Twentieth
streets
Sd dPrecinct-East of Twentieth, south of Broad,
and west of Twenty-fifth streets.
4th Precinct-The portion of the ward north of
Broad, east of Fifteenth, and west of Twenty
fourth streets.
MARSHALL WARD.
1st Precinct-An that portion of the ward east
of Tweniy-tifth and south of Main streets.
F. 2d Precinct-That portion of the ward north
of Main and Broad, east of Twenty-fifth and
Twenty fourth, and south of Clay.
Sd Preci,act-That portion of the ward north
of Clay, east of Twenty fourth.
JACKSON WARD.
1st Preciact-All that portion of the ward
north of Leigh and Jackson, and west of St.
Peters and st. James streets.
I'd Preciact-That portion of the ward north
of Jackson and the gulley, east of St. James
and west of Fifth and Shoekoe creek opposite the
gulley.
81 Preciact-The portion of the ward north of
Broad, Marshall and Clay, east of Twelfth and
Shockoe creek and west of Eighteenth streets.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE PosToFFTCE, October l7-F.
Ii. Perry, Jessie Moore, w. Wigans, An
drew Lester, Mrs. Fanny Hiltzhimer, Mrs.
Sallie Maynard. f
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ATTENTION, ASSISTANT SUPERIN-
TENDENrS OF ELECTIoN.--The following
resolution was unanimously adopted at the
last meeting of the City Central Committee
Rssolped, That this Committee will hold every
Republican, who fails to carry out the requests
of the superintendent of registration and cleo
ton, to serve as challengers, judges, &c, at the
next election, as recreant 10 their duly as Re
publicans.
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For TExAs.-The schooner l.. A. Van
Brunt cleared this port yesterday for Gal
weston, Texas, with cargo of railroad car
material from the Tredegar Works.
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BETTER. Mr.. r. M. j. Paynter, whose
illness has been noticed, was reported much
better Yesterday evening,
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JOHN W. woLTz, News and City Editor.
LOCAL MATTERS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

For the Senate.
Hon. J. Il. POPHAM, WILLIAM TROY,
SAMUEL l.. ANNABLE.
For the House.
ID. w. BOHANNON, C.S. MILLS,
HORACE L. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN
For the House, from Henrico.
G.. C. VINCENT. JOHN WOODWORTH.
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SEMITIC JAIL.-Justicc White sent four
persons to Jail this morning for stealing.
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NTkArfANe rAeEh may be hna aI TN
w OFFICE.
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THE bIANISTEE DISASTER CONFIRMED
TERRIBLE DESTITUTION- AMONG
THE PEOPLE. .l4Iaa
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ELEVENTH WARD.

yrn,r rlg, rms
I ., 81 Votes given Tor the Inspectors t-rou ne
r.t Election 81 the Eleventh Ward ~a tel thousand
OF winch john II Donoha. three ho.-nd hundred
OF WHICH a"i John Low, buude and
or Which, cnarlr. iG tou,and four hudrr ard
OF sti" Am,r,w C4 ,lou.aud four hundred and
hor a, ll,,. received one thcu..nd two lurti
and t.rni' eight ''.''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''' "
It:A
sy,uSr rrK
T, If sppea estimate canvass that ne Whole nnin'
bl Of 9o, gwen the offices Of Inspector" Of Et.l"n Of tn.
s.nmi hlee,o6 distinct & Eleventh Ward was ten thousand
bity four
=" a1'" "'" ............ 3.Jas
OF NH rh.r received h"e 'hou'a"d three hundred
n, s lh Lame M.rut received ,hou.ard four hundred aud
OF s@ Thona. T. received 'ho"'srd four hu"dd
And .Ia 81 rSe William received thousand r" humid
Ird iwent, eight -
1924
Third rrNo1'os pn1Ricr
Der & d. o@"' Of or i s'" o S
wen hundred and thy'four..
@, which Thomas O received three thousand three hundred and IA
fort. "1,c ~, .. nci re- hou..nd hudrtd aud
.cS Jnnins thoasasd four hundred and
OF -sS soI. thousand four hundr-d aid
And ." ss1 William G"s '1oo'Dd two hundred
Nd tNtD
1915.
vorRrg INJECTION DISTRICT.
~ ~. oM6es OF Inspectors Election OF he
Fash Sisc,,os Instinct the Eleventh Ard ~sst~p THOUSAND
a+,,u bopdred and bny four
n, h,h Martin Mh received three tboesAsd sh'~e bapdred
VI wp,en "u" J+6
hSh smith three oeahd three Hundred and
VI sn,a ""o''" 36
OF vt,eh n.sses bergman received one 'noo"hd iou 80
dyeds nd save
NAV thossspd four hupdfd ana seven
tech
J bh pete, housabd Two huhcui and
IIb
Io7a
.',,n .tr aud
-. o lots r,u ohees VI Inspector hefton :" tue
Rnh kkeuop Ustnet sbs kssstd wan was VEN 'hooshn
s,ss hupdrsd ehJ
o vseb I,.s NJ. MAJ thousand three hsndsd Aud
OF beh TLonss resolved thru tboasAno nfrs Hundred
bousand hour noooru so seven
49,
on which John s received ihsssssd 'ssf ss'' sno n
"a Of which ssnus ,ss tbssss6 $50 honed sd
eight. -.
io1a
a - ....is ~ osp%sss that ~ WhoIe
~ q ctss owes IT, w. $3.50 u Issssss~ " sSs W
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fh't TIE
4, r.- - is e. J. 'f'r - ,he
Ii'ct"l -ir"t e the Eleventh I'D vs. ten
;os,Aii st, It, ., aLG hi ..'..h
w. ci J.Ii T. Mo- r'c'"i lrr ii't>'d 'tr" hnnd~l
AZ! forty -
o. ihrtt t"G-aud thru hnn'
and
OF which tr4rs Scanned received thousand "r hundred nLi
or which trorgr Deaney thousand tour h"fdi
Ard Of rdr thousand hundred
md eel. hi
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IN nj Nhol
ul..r. o. t'oI III re
ctlonD The t,.ni " ard aoa-
luLid u" 30
% vhich John Roberts receive! three hoasant her hundred
; I .
OF which M,ra Moran tiossn ihr bui! and
,crt'..i ..... 3.Ie
tonkh 'ogf hundred sh
.................... ............. Al
William IIuirr housbi four hundred sud
seventeen .......... az
,, ...................... ! 2!s
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That sppsars such estimate aod the whole
Of Cor the cs % Inspectors Ehcon of the
D-ir Of IL, twelfth Ward thou
sand ard ,hirf' four %
OF which Henri Munson received three Thousand fOnr hundred and
............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
OF Which T. Iroy received three thousand four hundred
and 3+f
or Which, rg. thousand hundred
and tbr live ............. 17I
or vi ic Frank Iiubar b0nsaLd huntr!
and ,hrysv ....... ............... IL,
and l,r,
on which Horo r. Allen received tbou,ani two hundred
ami ntn,t, .............. .................. Lea
And VI vile. tier. Scattering rghy
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Ta arl' .r't' ai c'n'as a. -" 'f"' n"m
H., "t,t ct ltsic ".>t IL %: Tic
T. gh,h NJ u Ni' II tie r~'nh Wld woS Hr'' hou
.e a.r,,. .l ~
M .,,. ............. ..... 80
!irhrv received three thousand i"uI huhri ahi
= g..
o. ilrh Iir., we'd b u>sni hundred and
,r,i,t ........ LIZ
J"ln Mailer received iAoGsauG s''"L hnniri and
IL;
cl / Hogn received th'usaud three hundred
and .............. l3
OF vi William rornt received Thousand three hundred
ard ,n.e.y .............. .................. ~
SlcA ltrr BDh t"eu q
Aui q uhlei fler Scattering fI'y eight
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rplRp ELECTION DISTRICT.

IT,, ,-,.ars >uch c'rvI>s ihsi 't W." WIN
500, c,e to- os,ts a. INSPECTORS" t'tc'"n &" ~
t,u- G, D, n Us.uct S,rih Ward Va e" rt'L i"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25

That nI cH -sinna,. mai lie "t"e ~
bf,t t,.. Gwen ,or ia. Offices o. s;'c'" 81 "'"u 9"
S,,,u.e,ri Election i sir,t 81 ic N.uh Nari WAS :" n
o,aul bGnlIe. 6ul Lt
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Succession de Jesse Hutchins ct An
Gelique LetOurnier.

Succession de Jesse Hutchens ct An
gelique Letour"ier.
TIN vertu dun ordrc de rhon la Cour
- DIES Preuves de la paroisse St Landry:
il sera vendu 4 rencan public, au plus OF,
f, ant encherisseur, par lie sousslgne, ou
par I'M encanteur public, a la dern'ere re-
sidence des defunts en- la vile des Opelou-
sa-. lie JEUDI, 2 Fevrier, 1870, les proprle-
ties ci,apres decrites arpartenant a Ia sue
cession de Jesse IIutchins ct Angel'que
Letournier, decides, Il savoir:
!. Tn terrain situe en- la vile des Opc
,ousas, etant la derniere residence DIES dc
funts, ayant unc face de cent quatrev'ng'
.rois pieds, plus on moins, a la rue Moro
sur une profondeur de cent vlngt"sep
nieds, borne nord par---sud par Ia rn'
Nord, est par la propriete vendu a ies''s'
Baptistc, ct Quest par =
9. IN lot de meubles de maison, un lie
i marouer, une paire de p~istolets derrlnee'
Conditions-Les meubles pour du comp
tant; pour la propriete immoblllere' u a
tiers compliant, ct la balance a un crea'
de douze mois, avec hut pour cent par a
d'interet de recheance, avec une hypolhe
que s~peciale ct lie privilege de vendenr {
Ia clause de non aliendo reserves.
SOLOMON JOHNSON,
81 iacembra- 1uteuf-
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de Churles Is. Spence

Succession de Ch0rles IS. Spehce-
TN vertu d'nn ordre de la Cour DIES ireuVeS
+! he Ia Paroisse St. Landry, il sera vtndu u
l'encan public, au plus ottrant ehehe'iSSeul'
par lie soussignt, on par uu encanseut puoAc'
Il la dernjere reside nee du defnht "u bayou
Bout en- ccttr paroiSst, lr
Jeudi, 2G Junrief, 1871,
les proprittts ci-apres dccrites, sppartenant a
Ia Succession dc Charles Is. Spence dec'dc' 1t
SAVIOR: !.
|. L'habitation, la delniere residence q"
drfnnt, au Bayon Buuf, contenant deu& Genus
acres de trrrt, plus GU moins, bornce nora par
le BAYOU Buuf, sud par les teries de Joa
CHM Soileau ct Isaac Sawyer, est par
les terres de Madame Mary Burlclgh, CT
ou.,t par les terres de Madame B S. Gay, en-
srmble avtc touteS les batlsStS It aLncllo'a-
tions uui sly trouvent.
. Environ tlois cent vingt acres dc tlit
marrcarpuse, Giant les lots |, 3, i, 3,O ct : ut
la section % dams lie township A SUI de Ia
rangt- a est.
) Environ Is tetcs dc hetes a comes
dcux ieunrs bruts, une paire de bTrts d'
tire. neut tetrs de cochons, eng m"ie's
unr iument americaine ct son pouialn u I'll
an, i'm cheval AMERICAN, un lot de palllc, Ill
lot de mails; 5000 ~livres, plus on MONS, de co
ton en grain; huitabalcs ct demi de cotton oah
lie clos, IN buggy ct harnais double, uh
montre Ell argent, On revolver, usttnslit
Uhabitation, meubles de malson, ustenslI's q
cuisine, ct beaucoup d'autres chooses.
Conditions-Comptant.
ADOLPHE stage, Admir-.
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Succession de Eugenie LGfeur.
TIN vertu dun ordre de rhon. la C"''r
r. des preuves de la paroisse st. Landry
il sera yendu a rencan public, au plus o.
crant encherisseur, par lie sousslgne, on
nar nm cncanteur public, a la derniere resi-
dcuce de la defunte 4 la Nieille GranHe
prairie. en- Ia dlte paroisse, lie MERCREDl,
! Fevyier, 1871, les rroprietes ci-apres de-
critics, appartenant d la succession de Flu
ranie Lafeur, decedee, j savoir:
|. Lhabitation, Ia derriere residence dc
Ia defunte, situee, a la Vieille Grande Pra''
RE contenant deux cents arpents, plus gu
moins. ayant une face d'environ clnq ar
nents au BAYOU Cocodrie, sur n proton'
deur de quarante arpents bornee nora PAL
le dit BAYOU Cocodrie, est par les terres &c
Nine. D. d. S. Fontenot Dlaintenant Mime
Cyprien Delafosse, pere, sud par les terreS
de A.dolphe Stage, ct Quest par Mime
| Cvprien Delafosse, fills, ensemble aVt'
tontes les batisses ct amGliorations qnl S!
trouvent, consistent en- une maiSo'l ue re
| sidencc ct autres batlsSes.
.. Tn cheval bal creole, m mnlet aiezan
me iument ct son p~oulain, un lot denVi
ron AZ boisseauX de mails une cigarette
bnufs, ouatre t6tes dc betes i cornes dou
c.s utensiles aratoires, meubles de malsoE
nm lot de moutonS, un fusil, unc charettc
cheval, un cochon.
Conditions-Comptant
ETIENNE FONTENOT,
a decemhre Administrator.
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Succession de fen Thomas y. Sloane
TIN yertu dun ordre de pHon. Ia o
II DIES Preuves de la Paroisse st. Landry,
il sera vendu en- vente p%ublique, au plus
oarant encherisseur, par lie sonsslgne, on
mar I'm encanteur public, a la derniere resi-
dence du dsfunt, a rAnse Robert, en- cette
Paroisse, lie MERCREDI, 8 FevrIer, 1871,
les proprietes ci -apres decrites, depenaane
de Ia succession de Thomas j. Sloane, de-
cede, SAVIOR:
Ouarai.te acres de terre, avec les anne
liorations, situees alAnse Robert, dams Ia.
dite Paroisse, lie quart sud Quest du quart
snd.o ue de la section deux dams lie town
- neuf sud de la rangee n est
3 Cinquante acres de terre de boIs, stu
uees aTAnse Robert, dams ladite Parolsse,
numerotees l ct 2, ct Ia moitie est du quar-
nord.ouest de la section IL dams le town
shin neuf sud de la rangee une est.
5 Quinze tetes de betes douees, 2 pare;
de besufs, un wagon, 4 cheyaux creoles,
iument ct son %poulain, ID tstes dc cochons
so barils de ma1s, / fusil double, carabine
$3.50 pieds de bois scie, instruments aratol
res. u~stensiles de cuisine, meubles de mai
son, &c.
Conditions.-Comptant
ROBT. B. SLOANE,
.Janv1 Administrator
y
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New ORLEANS, June %, 1870.
j. ii. GARDNER.
Aren't Grocer s. Baker Sering M"ch'ne 20
No. 1872 Canal Street, New Orleans
Strive are much in want of yonr FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES, and propose to give you
in exchange for them, one each, singer ~
Wilson. 1t Won accept our offer it vii! take
from Us the last Of five OF the other patterns
of machines that we have disposed OF to give
pace to yours.
We have had much experience with seVeral
of the leading Sewing Machines and feel Ina.
we can say, without injustice to any ohe' ''a'
the Elastic Stitch Machine of your company s
make it far superior to any that we have used
Its simplicity, small effort required TO operate
and the great strength and elasticity Oh us l;
seam. are qualities we have never fohhu e4oat
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YOUR Sewing Machine into our Asylum ~ mas
sslways been the ~favorite with our children
| and often a source of much contention among
them. AS to who should have the privilege o
its use. c.
- During the past two years we rave had nv
of your Sewing Machines i'll constant use
and large quantities OF work OF every oesc1Ip
tion for families has been lone Oh them. W
have never had any complaint from those 10
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contrary much praise for the beauty and PEI
frction of the machine stitching.
We most earnestly hope that you VIII az
cent our proposition to exchange, ana rave
us by sending your machines at the eafheS
opportunity. SISTER ANGELICA.
T. Directress St. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum
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Edmond II. Martin ct ais. IS. Andre
lemon Wid,1ne,, No. 722, Cow dc
Paroisse, st. Landry.
TIN vertu dun writ de fieri facias lance
- par rhon. Cour de Paroissc dc Ia
p~aroisse St. Landry, dams laffaire ci:dessns
intitulee, ct a moi adresse, je procederal q
vend,e a rencan public, au plus otfrant
encherisseur, a la maison de cour de cette
p~aroisse, en- la vile des opelousas' ls
SAMEDI, 4 Fevrier, 1871, d onze heares
du matin, la propriste ci-apres decrlte'
saisie pour satisfaire y dit writ, a SAVIOR;
Ihabitation du dit defendeur, Andre
Zenon vidrine, contenant deux cents acres
av4c les authorizations qui sly trouvent, st-
tuee a.peu-pres I'm mile ct demle De u
Vile Plate, ct bornec nord par Pierre VEL
lon, Quest par Jean Garand, ess par "
johnson, ct sud par Defranc Deville on
Alexandra Deville.
Conditions-Comptant.
J.. NJ. THOMPSON, Sherlt.
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Succession de 1lphonse BertFd"6.
I'm vertu dun ordre do la Conr DIES Prs"'es
H. de la %paroisse St. Landry. ii sera venon
a renean public, all plus efflant eneherisSe"r,
par La soussignt, on par un encanteur PUBIC
: IA 1erniere residence du deiunt dams Ia pral-
RE Plaisance, p~aroisst St: Landry, lc
Mcrcye0i % Janrief, 1871
les proprietts ci-apres dtcritcs, appartenan'
h Ia succession De Alphonse Bertrand, d'ec-
dt, "A SAVIOR: =,
!. I'm moroccan de terre, Ia residence DIR
lttrut, ensemble avec les batlsscs ct am elM~
rations. mesurant ~solxantc arprnts ae snprr1-
Gle. plus on moins, borne nord par iorIek Va
lade, sud par madame Sahin Donate est p'T
la veuve Sebastian D,jean. 1t o"est paF
Yorick Valadr.
=. Tn jum"nt avee un penIsm re denS
ans, deux chrvaux c~rcoles. nn tnsll dohht',
nm ~pistolet. meublrs dc maison, nstenssls az"
cuisine, un fer il marqusr hsu' ant a''S' :
b 3 , ct autres chooses.
Conditions.-Comptant
FELICIA ANDREPONT.
II dfc1 Administrators
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Succession dc fen Adolphe Richard.
TIM vertu dun ordre de THon. Ia Cour DIES
IL Preuyes de la Paroisse st. Landry, II Sc
ra vendu a rencan public, au plus otfrant en-
cherisseur, par les soussignes, GU par un en-
canteur public. a la d; rniere residence du de-
funt. a la Coulee Croche,, en- cette parolsse' lie
Mardi, Feurier 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, aprartenart a
Ia succession de feu Adolphe Richard, SAVIOR:
|. Trois arpents supericiels de terre de
nrairie. situes a la Coulee Croche, dams ladlte
Paroisse, bornes au Nord ct a TOuest par des
terres appartenant a Joseph c. Bou'que' au
sind mar des terres de Geo. w. Nelson, ct a
FEST par une terre appartenant a Joseph "a
vote.
. ITne maison de residence, situee sur la
dite terre.
3. Tn magasin. (pour grocerie,) egalement
| situe sur ladite terre.
4. ia panneaux de barriere (pleux &c cy-
prey. ,o;.
s. arpents superfciels de terre de bols;
situGs n la Pointe Plaquemine, bornes au nord
par une terre appartenant a ChrlstoPhe oseT''
au sud par une terre appartenant a Joseph l..
Bouroue, a Pest par une terre appartenant a
Leandre C. Bourque, ct a rouest par lie bayou
Plaquemine Brulee.
s.. / wagon a deux chevaux, lot de pieuz
ct bardeaux de cypre, l cheval creole. a tetes
de b6tes a cornes douces, fusil double uht
carabine. un revolver, outils aratolres, listen
siles de cuisine, meukles de maison, &c.
Conditions :-Toutes les adjudications Dc
800 ct au.dessous payables compliant, GU Il
propritte sera immediatement vendue de n nou
veau avant qu'aucun autre article ne soft ven
du. Toutes les adjudicatious au-dessus d.
$50 payables douze mois apres le jour de i
vente, les aceuereurs fournissant leurs obllga
tions, p~ayables aux Administrators a leuf DC
micile, avec inter6t a raison de huit pour cen
par an IA compter de lecheance, avec bonn
, ct solvable caution, ct une hypotheque spt
5 ciaIe ct le privilege du vendeur reserves 81
la prophetic jusqu'au PIGMENT final les asqu'
reurs~ s'engageant a ne pas vendre nj alient
la prophets avant que tous les placements 4
r EMAR SAVOIE,
L LEOCADE RICHARD,
Administrators.
4 Iapyiar
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-01-14
vcute lie Sheriff.

Penelope Overton ct ais. vs.. Jonn H.
Oyerton, No. 1000, Cour de District,
St. Landry.
TIN Vertu dun wit de fieri faciaS, lance
- par la Huitieme Cour de District de
rE.at de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour la
p~aroisse st. Landry, dams latfalre ci-des-
sus intitul6e, ct a moi adresse, je procede-
ra, a vcndre 4 Tcncan pu lie, Il la Mason
de Cour de la dite paroiSse, dams Ia vile
des OpelouyaS, lie SAMEDl, + feVrler,
1871, i ONE heurcs du matin, les proprlc-
tEs ci .apres decritcs, saisies pour Satlstalre
lie dit writ, a SAVIOR:
/. Tn certain carre de terre, sltue dahs
la Vile DIES OpelOusas, contenant environ
huit arpents, plus on moin~, avec ton'es les
batisses ct authorizations qul sy trouve'l''
etaut la derniere residence dl deiendeur,
borne an nor,l par Ia rue du Sud, an sue
par la rue Cherry, a lonest lar Ia rue
Union, ct a Pest par unc rue en- tiaVers'
. Tn certain moroccan de terre, ave.
toutes les batisses ct amelioratlors qn1 s.
trouvcrt, situG i la prairie Bellevue, par
! oisSe St. Landry, contenaEt deuN Genus ar
pcnts de supcrfcic, ayant clnq a~fl'chls u
face sur ouarante dc protondeur, born
nord, est ct Quest par les terres de-
Nc Nu'ty, appartenant aHtretols d Jon
P. Hudson, ct sud par dcs terres de Ia sue
~cession de john G. Pratt, decide, ct u
Madame G. W. Pratt.
La terre sera vendue en- petlts lots SEQ
la loi.
Conditions Compliant.
+ O.. HAYES, Sheriff:
z ~;anyicr.