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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14
LOTTERIES.

T .OU1SIANA STATE LOTTERY
OOMPAEY
Incorporated August II, 1858.
CHARLES T. HOWARD. PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NU1IBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHKME-ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize............85O,O0O
GLASS q.
TO BR DRAWN At NEW ORLKAEF Oh
Saturday, AIay IS, ISF9.
HOWARD, SIMMONS 4 co., Contraction
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The First Greeley Club in the Field.

the loss.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nrw YorK Oct l6-DKEgsIhe receipts a. COMMENTARY Er'
Cd cars or 9 cat6 Of Texans and II cars OF naeA Ihe
feeling little better most oi the oaenng we're so1 oc'
roon at % Q5ic 5 and the native cattle at Vao
20. No really prime steers were shown
account ZlJ 20 soh
Illinois steers "a cw al dSc D 252 Texans j 90 a5ol
H. Fuer for J. j. Martini l2J Texans - oW al &C. aD4 % %
H. bailey FOR J. B. Hunter SIS Texans average at s4e
Ter d. 70 dress gross aud 20 DO, o. cW~ a
sHErp AvD LanBs-Rcrens to-day - or +ett Ieu, o
Foy Itl-st. tommua ana car llli' V-'
before uo1r a Paristhst market hrner a E le't i'
FI6oft average, utc per 5i
Cris M w AVERAGE at 7c. Canada lambs, 20 % agrg-, 40
s do b 8l IS do ol D. at eic ~ &C. "a D a. o'e
james T. Roy .od Canada als 20 h average, at &c. AIS Ono
Ptl s5 20l Ohio sheen "a - average 40 Gle; l78 d.. 81
l d. q n GO .c 23 do, so b al oio and 20 do ~ To- az
ass Haavef Co sod l98 Ohio sheep average sc Sc dO
go % 5lc. SO O tc and ~ jersey ewes lul 10, &c -
arrved lcuve
Gre sI hoc o. 70-ac 9 live hogs a. s. Q.3c.
rusfi
orcncd dull and goo cattle RUE l jos
quotations. Common stock e OF and but t DOING hu~n
hanging OF Or decnei attendance iar Haolt a Lt- ~ 1
from 1908 10 1919 d. at @5 = 15l
-teers ranaing H D. ~ 5 81 ONO rnt
aers averaging 1857 TO- al g. AID a small premium 6 li.l
B5 c.; Caaada ageragng J5 o. a. - 70
LANBE-Recc to-day DIV hna4t
snrrv for the week thus lar 460l head aggns e 200 Ae 1- &
tire last week markct fcive 40 last weeks cs' ca ss
Michigan ranging 30 to 20 a, lt "a 500 9h Olo
sher. avursrng 81 o. Sos 1850 Canal. lambs ton 81 20
b. so Ga TS7 IS rs Canada sheep Tanng from Jos 70 10 O
a . $3.50
Hoeeeets to-day were soo head making total supply M
lcsd, l'll
Market - - 60 7-es LI1os hos ans
from ~ o. e 70 at - 4 1910 ONO loss rnsu. hu ~ 20 iJ
D 81 * .
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
n ROPHAN MAUkET'

LosDos Oct l6-2o mcoasols opened at 9 oT nossy sH
p for United Fve-Iweuty bon- as Old 8
Jgs gZi: Teu Fr-s s9 Ere Railway share tI4
PaaIs. Oct lt--a m.-Beutes opened a; ST. Sc - 90
LIvKRPoOL Oct. l6l mtOHou opened nini Al-AAs Up
lrnds 9td Mild.iug Orleans. lOtL ,.-
ITvFFpl oct I6l h frm sales 0f Mdiilg Oens
Tor Uecee at f OF AdIlng lDl for pecelb.r at -loL
LONDON Oct lb-l:3U p. n--d- Railway saares Is.
LlvERPO0L, lb0 mbreadstu1s are qei ara Aea-y
TalioE a Uer cwt
PARIS Oct I'D n.-k'rtes tJi. lac. 49, 80
LOsDos I63 -Sug-r % per cvt Tor 70 l2 Du oA
Standard adaaL
LONDON O l6-5 mC0nsos closed 935 ol and 81
f5r he lrcoun United bolcs G5 od 1t
coupon. I65s l TenF0rtes Fyes $685. Bre
way g.
LIvFEPoO i6s m-Coon os0d unchanged; tie s'ies Of
DAY bales inclng f5r speculation
sales Of Mddiiug Orleans, ior Oct0at-. o. nif.
ANTWERP. Oct l6-Petr0eum a. for Pine Pale Am rc1h
LiysRPoO Oc.. l6EYe7lng Common AoE 944-3 ier cwt
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
CnTrnN MAEKFTS.

PEuADFtPHiA. Oet l6-Coiton quiet Mo inrs ~ Glalc
GtLgksroN, ccL l6Ceston Good Ornnrff htr ip &
receipts @ baes; crposo Grat Brtlin, 90 b1es; SALE i
ha stock. hnleS
CaAEtEsToS, Oct ldCoon easier; NtlnrN lbabia nc' ~
eers Z1 teesi e1portscolstWfe, llJ baoi sais '" O
stock q, -od bales. 40,
BToS oct l6-Coiion quieti Hidtnrs 0lc net rerepe ~
bales; 2l3 bales; sales, 600 bales sock, JaN oales
kEWlRIKAys. Oct l6foron acuFei Good Onllu ~, ''I
Mdiugs l9aisic receipts iiss bales grots III haesi G
porsto Great Britain sl6j bales to-day iu0 b- e'
evening 5,1ul bales. stock. y r5o9 bales ..,, n -.
NrNINGruN Oct quiet and easier Mdiuncs ioi n
receipts bsles eIports-coastwe, SO balcsi sAle % b
stock 80 "a bales. 81, -. ..i-..
BlIrixoRE Oct frni MddTngs, iasc net reps
20 bales; rross 69l bles e1porcoastHs 80 D~c'
100 h1es g5 lat evening; STOCK 2,0l naes t.
LoriryrELs OCT 6-,otou steady Mdihuga lslei receipts
NoHTotE Oet i6-Cot,on Arms Low Mdilnz, lsl- net ~
cers 22s5 bales; e1portooaswse no baes ses ~ oas
stock 6r baes ,,- " -,
Oct l6Cotton Guieti Low h1aes ioi i1op i''
bales; shipments. rs bales ...,. 81. .. o,
CfScINSAT. Oc l6Coton steady Mi3LngA Ji receipts -
bsrS shipments, 10 baes -. n, tsu
i8Ic MduQs Ic receipts ll89 bales exports coastsse
1880 lales "a q CO. bales stock $40 bales 49,
Oct l6Cotton active and lrm dddlncs ti het
receipts eIporsc0sgsei l1 baies sa zi'f De
stock. 4s168 bales - -..
MFnPHIs Oct l6-COtton in fair demand Mddnss ht@lszei
receipts shipments O5 bal stock 9lsi bale
ArGusrA l6-Cot0n quiet aDd weak Addngr 4l4lsci
not receipts, lg3 bales ssles, slb bales
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

ts su.a ssu and nominal City Pitch shade etfeTi We
CAT sRil ou ,ud ualsac GuO,el at 90 Is for CITY and
ToS-C rsee5 aaiet tut .toaay at sosgo m crsser hlns
Crs Wlse IS request STEADY. Crude SpeTm s s.,o
era l'esty Crre Cotton SEED without change quo'aa 81
FRoySoS Pas market better and @ers s,ysi , & tss '' %
M h, r Ssiy a.ss E1, Pr5s ior fuiu delivery a,s Of
s.a L sos e5 M i T,an @ N ~ % ~ - Ns "a about 5 5 sasof
lo 6eis a. ga ~ for PAN As e. @ a99 New e5go Pr ne s
wes,s S o. ~. are Sv asye and esdyi sacs o. % isns
Dry Saei shoulders AZ 7c sae wanted , % oB
& eI ~ Ss s Sei 5 9 o % fcns s6a Clear for De'u,er ara
January DRESSED Hegs ere ess 9eye aad , ~ 40 b and
quo'e - eielS for ~ a. % e ai M fr 20 1re Steam
&C. sS Tor No II II "a 80 % oT February a. 5ie New Tor No
'Fo I. % good inquiry from all nears7 and dopese trade
a. s Fs Bus in lines 3odo and occasions a s-ge racssgs
@ s e ; & 5sa & soS oI 70 .51 rs in the de Of
dary ihs pree range az or oeio" E'ci "'s1 ~"
sisss Orsnseoo Cream state, TO hr..l5 els
sy % s sai. i to eeoi sa good r5'5 z3
sa hif .aos sas IaS & p @ 95 rs s, Bu..r y. a e.
CSrsrfhe uci IS fm ior fne September trade;
axe made Paey Fsetor. I Qlii Ohio Factories and Private
al9l ssiInsd Cheess....... q
Far 10 COED E. riv FlctoreNu Ql2a
PETR0LEUMrhs market for Refined sa continued ye tp and
% lens 5cs Rs' AND Sf s So' 1oT sS9 quote s s1s Shtn s
% NJ sogins a1otsaons for soo on tie Greet
steady deliveries but the spot We quote i f
bali November lJic spot In Fmaaepa ll
transactions ami The tone OF he msr-e' weak v" la0'e % "
October.
oE-e demand moderate and prices about steady saes 2o
tar al 90 0 Rangoon, and 70lc Tor FanA anl % w.
lima at Ti014- ,s. IL.
sUGAR-Tho market for Sugars active aud pre- C.
BEs. change on other descIpu9ns ~ ~
ii Good Refining Sfc 9r t l.' Au
rsc Tor No Box, 800 hhds a. 45tc io S1'
~ 81 bfe Porto Rc0 on private terms 40 boxes az 80 c ia
oig snrar and Caed 500 bags Pernmi'o az t5c aug
I'D epipr m bs PerBamhucO AZ 8s 200 hhts Maript ali
onps 81 8asl hhlA ST. CEox private terms hehheA
a i3 Hl2lc FOR Hands
sTFARIN uarfive an nominal a ahout i0c. 81,
SEEDS entirely nominal; net cnOuZh New tTp " N4 -t
a wanted quote II oc for Clover nl % 'o4 % 90 o
IiHothT. 1900. a. -,.-s- l.
IALLOw rood demand aud ai sales Of 100000 To- eheh' IN
WHISKY Is STEADY vita isr inquiry 92c sales Of 800 bbs
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
RECElPrs OF PRODuCE-

North Ycsssls RaiiToGia
lf52 psg Ashes rgs bewar 2i0 bses broom Corn 1
bales Cotton l5 bills Copper l2 pkg Did Frlt A 3ia L-s
Do Flour VI beat, % 94 bush Com, 80 40 i-
Osu lO bush Malt I650 bash. Blre- a hl. Gr1s--' 100
t. Flax G L Oh Beams 1913 Dbl. Corn Me- 0' hfgT Corl
NIL lIB tk BuekWheat Flour lj lC0 h HeHn ~
bales Hops Hides Leather 20 hbS OIL ~ hb tpls
retnc 5 hblN Rosin pigs OIL Cake 100 pigs Heei 49,
p.s Cst Neat 3 DkCs Lsrl 0 ke.s Larl % psg ean 3
rS .tt-r pkg Cheese 81 pkg IaA1W p i AiIl @ -
m Starch l2 bld Tobacco ~ lvKcs Aoba
&ce. isl WHISKY % baes Woo 81 bales Tow
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
OiDloeno &ollccs.


OFYfcE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. 03 NEwJER1KY,l
ilg L.BERTY-sT., NEW-iOKK, September - III y
FE'IE usual Quarterly Dividend OF TWO AND
HALF PER CENT been declared payable at this ONCE on
ard az er MONDAY. le 2lst of October next -
the 3O September Instant at the rate OFT
per celt p,I will be paid the lime
Tie w be closed from M0nav the h Instant -
Turslay tho 2,d prorino. SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

win rsiher unsettled feeling on scount q h l,rg o. 's
Port for future delivery ce sellers at ~ % Dectmh
January. Land steady &c. .or sc for Nser buh aea
Unchanged Bacon unchanged Hams pickle 5i sger- 9 "
2c Green short NhJ, 7c Nhrsy sedr 1c lske n gh-
Ccrn 20 Buaao Isle Wheat 20 Buaho l6ie Loe9ts-" obs
Fnur bush Wheat laOO tr1h Corn 48O00 hnh os luo
hua Rye IS bus barley. shaeutsao hb.a four iOy 91
ugh. Whsa 200 bush. Corn. 400 bHs Oats lJ lasl he
d b.SA. lsr.ey
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
T., B., & & W.
EXTENSION RAILWAY
First Mortgage Z per
Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
G.f SO and TnEaresf.
at 50 and Interest,

Issued by the indianapolis, Bloomington, and Western
Railway and in building ~ EXTENSION line West direct
lie from Champaign S5 miles, the Mississippi River KsokuE
aud hFsch from White Heath S2 miies) Dca.ur all in the
uInnis. TIE by n and only
mortgage tbe EXTENSION being rapidly Constructed in
the thorough BY able AMI experienced contractors who
represent capital Of several millions Of dollars which inucs the last
being laid al early About 60 miles already IN
4bel miles graded; whole line. 211 miles vii be
completed early lara We have been eonaeeto and entirely familiar
With The l., B., W. Railway nom is early organization Il was
completed the Autumn ofls2 an has developed aiy noa sue
CESSFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION having large revenue
largely increasing With the EXTENSION viii be
corponon with 100 miles Of road located in couimnnd-
position in the heart of the hest portion Of the country
line OF EXTENSION Is-o had population
Of 242, $685. valuation Of real aud personal estate Sl,iOOO-
900 bushels OF srnin raised u 200, GOES yaus Of farm
Ducts S@J,57O, 900 ami live stock sis.j49,OOOI 20
which may safely be added IL per represent
che present population and value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain
population of nearly three-quarters Of million, and
a property valuation exceeding 81 100, 100000.
From states will be really that the EXTB NsIOH will
LEGAL Business that will make t complete suc-
cess. addition the entire through Trafc
the Missouri. iowa, md Nebraska Road connecting
Mississippi River ami extending the Missouri 800
niles Midland Pldis in Nebraska These
two corporations the Peoa and Rock Island (9I mes and
Tie Davenport 800 mes) although separate eorpori-
tons ARB CONTROLLED IL The INTEREST OF TIE INDIAN
APOLLs BLOOMINGTON. AND WRSrRRN'RALWAY. and prae-
lcaIy Will he united 200 miles The through
viii pas L. B. w. This is Els and
trsnk aai has parallel competing line The
Indianapolis the PeHnsylyana Cen
trnl, baltimore and Ohio, BelefOntsne, Lake shore,
and YOr Central other roads enteng At this point
From the Ahd NorhWest distances arc
materially reduced this Of ROADS, much that
eannot n popular line for travel AMI business
pont made bv towns and coulu
EXTENSION and the remainder has been taken by
experienced RI qiiroad men and Eastern capitalists
These fscts cannot make the bod which viii be issued
only on completed road high among tie bes- raWg
securities
TIE $1,000 each convertible into st5aE at par at tie
option Of the holder aud may be resierefTse Of charEe
CoIpons payable Jsau and July free f tax The bonds nav nov
be haa from bsuks As1a. .iolt tle county.
them prssolt 80 and iuterest and recommend
them strongly % Of the safest and most
te-irsble on tIs market
delivered free Of charge Maps pamphlets sad 'roa-
ar, furnished application.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

Gorscs, Carriages, fairness, &c.
A UCTION NOTICE.
JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER-
VIII sel Pd0lo Auction.
THIS DAY UHURsDAU Get u, tsD
Commencing at II ocock
at the old established Carriage ami liar RspOs tory.
NOS 1899 AND i,4OI BROADWAY
between ForteA and F0ry-lrs' tue entire stock OF
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
HARNESS, BLANKETS. ROBES, &c, COACHBS. BRErrS
ROCKAWAYS, CUUPES, TOP AND OPEN WAGONS, TOP
AND OfEE PhAErONs DOCTORS PUARIORS,
GIGS DEPOT, EXPRESS AND JAEGER
WAGONS CABElOLBrS. PARK
PHAETONs Etc
A Single and Double Road Coach Express " ok nl Farm lar
aui Stable Bsnzeis Fancy Fur sud Pusd
Lap Robes, Haes Crcng.es Whips, &C,
The vail be od she hcst bidder without
restriction.
n. B.-Ca.alogues ready.
At NEW-YORK SALES AND STORAGE
"A REPOsIrORY All 3ii F0drthsye Twenty llllst
5. DldGEE, Ancioneer,
will sell
THIS DAY CTHURSDAY) Oct. ~ lg72 at II O'Clock
OEE TEAM DARK DAY HOSES. 6 hands years old, kBl and
gentle in all haruess. 6rt-cas coacl business ean
driver kid gentle a harness. good saddle borse.
ONE GRAY MARE 10 hands, o grntle anu Kind IN harness
good for c0uee business purposes
ONR DARK PONY bands years old sound nd and gentle
ceeat under the saddie, child can ride or tuve bin.
Of Top N0Op kOd Wagons Bucges Rock
and single 6eS AMI Scad h4Ha hsnsss Robes Blankets Saddles
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILROAD.
y First Morage per Gol 30 for 70 % and
rrrrpea NlRRILL TILNEY co. No % Wqi-G..
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
RoRsE ~ cARRIAcE MAREEr
NEw.York. wedpesday. Oct. 70. Is7.

REw-YORR. Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1877.
In TIE general horse market the business Of
the day las presented very little TO comment upon
Three saes Of matched carriage horses reported at
O. 2o0 slco0 SCn respectively. the latter transaction
comprising pnir Of bay geldines iel hands high. SIX
wears old. we have traced 30 Mr. f. A. B1teh IN the
work horses, az former quotations. -
Al tine CITY Auction Mart and Y. Tattersas, corner
OF Tmrty-niutlsJ. and Broadway, Messrs. Barker
Chase Ell cted the following sales under tie hammer;
Chestnut sSoTei gslns Goliius, Chief is 8 $40 %
chestuu. mare L,dy i, poiney' '....;,.;. is2 y"
Mnmbhao PiIos Orei in KsHiuesy lsa sa9d7 wiAaT,Fn
Bassssa Be eoorcd rsiiins jerry clay,
~ .ds5 d cy j: jf.....:..: Is3 Iss wst,,'r- W g
By Bsyy ssaIs ssfes Orange Boy ;sici By Zip
is' A-sa ".SS6'"'
Bar ge.isg..........''''''''.'''''' ~ IS@
brown mare. ........''.'''-'''''''' - ieg M
Gray eeili ...........''''.'''''.'' - ,TttS
very eisgInt turnout consisting Of dog cart almost
ncw) built by Wood Brothers CO., tne French tanGem
harness and brown gelding. having Deen DsS9Ls 19o
Auction sales Of horses carriages harness, and gen
inst:
Ain a. m. at the New-York Sales and Storage Repost
tory, corner OF Twenty y-tfib-st. and kOurth-aVe D.
At II a. ~ at the Carriage, Harness and Blanket
Warer0oms Nos. 1899 and l,lOl Broadway, near For
til tnst. James jenkins, auctOnecr.
At II O'Clock at the Down Town Auction MART corner
Of Church-st. and Lbertyst Messrs. WaldrOn Cooke
aucti0nccrs
Bay geldlng Sensation was brought 20 the hammer
yesterday afternoon fOr account Of The heirs OF Daniel
5ohanck decoased Prospect Park Fair Grounds,
where he TOR tho 225 purse aud came out
the winner, having T0ed each neat ~ less than 223
Major 9. W. Barker on lated auCtOneer. and, AFTER
lively bidding. Sensation was sold 10 j. v Wits
Allen he by Old Ethan. The dam Of Dr. DIXOus Ethan
Abdallah, known as tie JOnn /. Snedeker mare
Sensations dam by Indian Chief second dam Dy
Tormeuts. At Bufo on the sth OF August. Sensation
made public record or 225
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

DA1LEOAD, STATE, CITY, and COUNTY
- BONES bought AID "a by
HANNA BROS. Il WALL and NBWsr
Investment cIrite1 a epeo.al.v.
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SUCCESSION SALES.


Estate OF William Henderson.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
- orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Tesla
mentary executor, or By d public a%uetioneer, on
june 18th, 1879, tIefoIlowing described property,
belonging to the Estate Of William Henderson,
deceased, f0-wft-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings a1dimpfoyeTnents thereon, situated ia
the tow of 9pelonsas. measuring seventy feet
front on Main street, by ffty-six feet In depth
on Bellevue street, tt being the same on which
deceased last resided.
Terms and Gonditsons-0ne-lialf cash, and the
other half in twelve months from day of sale
purchaser furnishing note, bearing eight peI
cent per annuln interest from maturity ven
doris privilege and special mortgage being re
tanned ON the property, to secure payment fol
the same. JOSEF GTBBs
May IL, 1872. Parliamentary Executor,
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Estate of nonfsn GufIbere.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
CRADLE Probate Court of the Parish of ST.
Landry, there Wilhe sold at public auction, tothe
highest bidder, by thenndersigned administrator
or public anetioneeF, at the residence Of the ad-
ninistratoF, In Petit Bots, near A~uzenneis
Bridge, In this parish, on WEDNESDAY, July
3rd, 1872, tla following described property, be-
longing to the estate of Louisa Gnilbert, de.
ceased, to-wit-
I. Al GERTAN TRACT or LAND, situated at
Petit Bots near the Bayou Teelle IN the Parish
OF st. Landry, containing tWenty-four arpents,
more Or less, bounded north By Simon Chretien,
east " p. Gt1illass south by Der0zin Pin, and
west by Octave Haliier.
Q. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, also situated
ct Petit Bots In said parish of st. Landry, con.
taln1Ilg thIrty-three arnRnts, bounded north by
Dupre Reon. east by Mrs. Octave D6iean, south
DIT the Bayou Teche, and west By Dominique
auiIhas.
LAND, also situated
at Petit Bots, On Bayou Teehe I'M said parish
containing also hAirty-three arpents, bounded
north by NiIliers g. Depiliers, east by Francois
g DeyillieTs, south By bayou Teehe. and west
by Mrs. Octave Deiean.
=. ONE PAIR CREOLE MULES, n creole
mare and colt, another mare, one pair oxen
nine head OF cattle, one OK cart.
Terlns-Gash on the SPOT.
DOMINIQUE GUTItHAs,
June Il l8I2. Administrator
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Essasc of Eeam Baptiste CourvilIe.

STATE OF LOUTsIANA.-PARISH COURT,
st, Landry.-Whereas, Louisa Taylor, of the
Parish Of ST. Landry, Administrators of the cs-
tate Of Jean Baptiste COurville,. deceased, hav-
ing fled a tableau Of distribution of the funds of
said estate, accompanied by her petition pray
ing for the homologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing date
May 30th, 1872.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should notbe homOl0gated
and confirmed.
JOS. y. RICHARD, Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Pierre Case VS.. Joseph Picard.
pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1907
l. Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested, to appear within fifteen days from this
date, to answer the petition presented by the
plaintiff III the above entitled case, asking for
the provisional seizure and sale of a certain lot
dant in said suit, and found i'll the house belong
ing to said plaintiff, situated in the town Of
Washington, st. Landry, and lately occupied by
by said Picard has z store which y said Picard has
in his said petition, that said defendant is in
debted to him for several months rent of said
house, for which he is entitled to & privilege on
on said goods and merchandise.
June 8-3t. e. o. HAYES. Sheriff.
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sHERHER,s SALES.
William G6Egat, LiquidaaOr, ct al.
Ella 4 G1ItnnrIald and her husband

William OfEsat, LiquidatOF, ct al. VS..
Eliza A. Sutherland and her husband
INSTRUCT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
~ dry.-No. 9732.-By virtue of a pluries writ
of feri facias, issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, Of the State OF Louisiana,
in and for the Parish of St. Landry, in the above
to sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish, in the town OF
Opelousas, N SATURDAY, the 9th day of July,
1872, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, t0-Wit-
A PIECE OF GROUND, in the town of Wash
ington, being the southeast half of lot No. Il,
bounded on one side by the remaining half OF
said lot, belonging i'll 1860 to Hinckley, on an
other side by Washington street, and on the
other sides by Vine and ST. Michael streets, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Tcrms-Cash on the spot.
Il. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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NOTICES.

Estate of Stephen w. KOumg.-No. 1869.
COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
l. ZachariahST. Young, of the Parish of st.
Landry, having applied by his petition to be
NJ. Young, deceased, late Of the Parish of st.
Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
in writing, in my o1ficein the tOwnofO pelOusas,
within ten days from the present notice.
JOS. .. RICHARD, Clerk.
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Estate of Charles EiGRe.-NO. 1854
GTATE OF LOUISLANA.-PARISH COURT
~ Parish of st. Observation-Disclosures, Francois I.
Pitre, OF the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrator
of the estate Of Charles Pitre, deceased, having
and distribution of funds of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition praying for the homologa-
ton of the same
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by al order Of court, bearing date
May 25tt, 1872.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my Office in the tow of
Opelousas, within the time required by law, why
said tablcau should not be hoInolOgated and con-
fir1ned. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk,
limo I 1870
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Arseaae Henry VS.. JoselIe Chretfela, f. w. c.
pARTsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. ISL
4 By virtue of q writ Of feri faeias, issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish OF st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to ME directed, / will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Courthouse of said parish, Oh
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1872, at eleven
O'Clock, A. H., the following described property
to-Wit-
more or less, with the buildings and improve,
ments thereon, bounded north by 1and belong
ing to 4. Richard, south by Hypolte M6che, east
by Andre MeGhe, west b. Don Louis Chariot.
Seized in the above suit.
TerTns-Casn ON the spot.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
June 1, 1872.
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Adriem EseIin Va. Alexander ". Chalm.ers.

AdFiem EseIin VS.. Alexander H. Chalmers.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
- dry.-No. 12225.-By virtue of a writ of fieri
faeias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry, i'll the above entitled suit, and to ME direct
ed, l will proceed to sell at public auction, othe
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish,
in the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the
9th day OF July, 1872, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit-
CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION, situated
of Bayou Courtableau, in descending, measuring
nine hundred and sixty superficial arpents,
bounded above by lands belonging to Felix
Guiberteau, and below by lands belonging to
heirs OF Isaac Baldwin and to Charles Clay, in
the rear by lands supposed to belong to &. Duel,
and in the front by the said Bayou CourtabIea1,
with all the buildings, and improvements and
machinery thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CashG Gil the spot.
~ e. o. HAYES, Sheriff.