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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
Business NOTICES.

If you want your boys fitted neat and cheap go
to DeWolrs ap,9-lm
THERE Is YET TIME to take full course OF les
sons in Drarinq, in painting or III Pc,spectire.
before the summer vacation, ii begun by Monday
or Tuesday. April 29th 30h Apply TO \. 7
SooTl Room No. 4, Almond Building. Eighth
st. between Market and Shipley on Monday and
Tuesday nights, and from S a. NJ. to j Z. NJ. on
Wednesday and Friday. at his residence iOj
E. Fourth St 3t-,-th
Dolly Warden suits at Dew sos Market
street apr9lm
60 to the Dolly Warden and have explained their
novel of selling Cigars; 10 cigars Tor fifty cents
and there five hundred dollars gwen away with
every thousand punches sold, and they do and sell
bes, foe cent cigar. IN the ctv. 6lj Market street
One man got eighty cigars ior fifty cents.
Be sure and buy one OF those $40 all wool suits
at Dewolfs apr9-lm
CHo,ce Seed P0tdto, - Bresses celebrated
Peerless OF No. q. Supply OF the above Potato. at
80 cents per peck; 81 per bushef The Peerless
was grown by me without manure or fertilizer,
consequently infinitely more valuable for seed
Production with me 20 pushes per acre
Orders solicited. NJ BC ELL.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 49, ISL. febl6-2m-
Cheap Cheaper Cheapest Cofee-Good
Rio, 2oc: better, 30c, best strong, 32c per b: E1-
ira Maricabo and Laguayra,35c; Old Java, 4oc
Tea-A trial will convince you that our zoe
and 81 Oolong are the best in town; finest Japan
$l.2O; finest Imperial, $780, finest Eng. Break
fast, 81 40.
Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market. 2oc
for 2fb cans; syrups and molasses cheaper than
BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
ieh20-ly
New crop Usage orange seed Dreeses No.
Peerless potatoes, extra early and Tom Thumb
peas tomato, egg plant, lettuce, &c &c, for earl
sewing at the seed store of
". n. CHANDLER,
feb2l- -3m Gil Market st.
Cheap COdt.-StOve x575, Nut s4I5 per 224
pounds for cash only, yard South Of Marke
street Bridge feb21-tt VIM. }. BROWN.
L. II, Foulk, No. l02 West Second streethas o
hand a fine assortment of very easy shoes suita b
or ladies and gentlemen advanced i'll life, at l2'
prices Je. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
OUR ME,cnsoRs.

The Reading Times calls Anna Dlckinson 4
"Csrl Schurz IN pstticosts"
The April Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
commenced at Reading. Monday morning.
The combined capacity Of the brickyarls OF
Reading for the daily manufacture OF bncks Ii
l63,40O.
John b. Cough will lecture before the Reading
dyceum on circumstances" at the Keyssone
The "Wslnut Street Theatre Star Combina.
tlon," OF Philadelph'a, appear in Reading Oh
Tassday and Wednesday evenings Of next weex.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
Valuable Farm For Sale.

- The rarm Of Hugh Began. lately deceas-
,,, cd. adjoining the lands OF J. u. ,MeCul-
;ii lough. X. Wilson. II. Svayne and others.
u n on the Wilmington and keadirg X. r., in
Chris lana Hundred. miles from Wilmington.
ed at private sale This ial has over 20 acres Of
the hest quality of land. Its beautifully located.
IL has II stream of water running through II, and
has three sirings Of the best quality u water -
Possession 70 be given The purch .ssr immediately.
TERNS-oue hal the price in cash. and the
balance secured by bond and MORTGAGE on the Fro
perty. pay able at the purchasers choice At any
time within five yessy.
Apply to MICHAEL AARRlTY.
No. 4l6 East sixth ST.. Wilmington. Del.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No 2l, l o o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, 80 and King Sts.
Eden Lodge, No "a, OF, at Odd Fellows
Hail. I'd and King SITS.
Morning Star Division, No 2, s Of T, at 9TH
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No 2, o U A M. at Me-
chamcs' Hall, 219 Market st.
Rodney Council. No l3, o U A NJ, at 1o2
East 1th st.
Diamond State Lodge. No 3, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, 3D. and Market SITS.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X of p, at Knights o.
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No 49, X OF p. at Ferris 4
CARROTS Building, 5O4 Market st.
Temple Lodge, No II, A A NJ, at Masonic
Ten pie.
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5000 REWARD.
SLATE OF DELAWARE.


EXECUTIvE DEPARTnENT.j
Whereas. WILLIAM DENNIS. alias RICH
ARD DUCkEkY, a negro man. who is charged
with having committed the crime OF Rape in the
county Of New Clstle, and has fed from justice
Now. therefore. |. JAMES PONDER. Governor
Of Delaware. do offer ateward Of Two HUNDRED
apprehe nsion and delivery of the said WILLIAM
DEANlS. alias RICHARD DUCkEkY, into II G
custody of the .herif ut the common jail of New
Castle county. at any time within twelve months
from the date hereof, and do hereby request the
sheriff. of the several counties of this State tn cir
Deputies and Daiifs. and all Other Police Officers
of this State to be vig,lant in their efforts to
the said william Dennis alias kichaid Duckcry 10
be apprehended and delivered to the said Sheriff
the jail aforesaid.
- In witness whereof l have bereunto
fSE.I set my hand and caused the Great Seal
-H jof the State of Delaware to be & xed, at
N/6 NDover. the first day of April, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sev v.
| enty-twO. JAMES PONDER
BY the Governor,
JonN II. PAINTER. Secretary of State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
A Valuable Property at Private Sale.

The subscriber being determined
A<GfA. to change bu 'incss, offers Tor sale
0UkkHE4A his Fruit and ii uck Fa III, situated
O. A|klkk near Rrandywine springs. coutain-
ing NINE Acres. be the same more
or less with two Houses erected thereon No. con
taiDs rooms with attic. No. four ooms with ATTIC
= good well OF water at each; frame barn "a BY ~
feet. with stabling for five head OF stock: corn
crib. hen house and ther outtuildinsr alse,
smith ship. nd fouodatiOn for u Wheelwrlght
shop. whore there has always been done good
business. the shops being in n good and thriving
neig hi hborho.,d.
The land is in a. high state of cultivation with
plenty of fruit. There are fftv apple treee Eve
years old; one hundred peach trees 10 full bearing
thirty dwarf pear trees: hitee standard pear trees
the most of them bearing n full crop every year,
twenty cherry trees; cuTrants. gooseberries, Tasp-
berries strawberi les. and backberries. The place
is convenient to the Wilmington h Western h n,
ana to schools and places OF puolic worship. VIII
bs sold on easy terms. Possession immediately
| desired. Price low. 5sZz-= 81
For furthsr information call spon the subsaissr
living ON the premises.
A. W. MONTGOMERY. Newport. Del.
N. BIZ not scld before Thursday. the 18th day
OF June, ls72. il will be sold II public aals.
maYBej13
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

NOTICE.-A Stated Annual Meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of the Poor of New Castle County.
will be held at the Aims House. on WEDNESDAY,
the 24th inst. at 1880 o'clock. a. m. All persons
having claims against the Board are requested to
present the same either to the Trustee in their re-
spective hundreds. or to Wesley Tsiey. Treasurer
ON or before Monday, the I'D inst, otherwise their
terly meeting Of the Board.
J.F WILLIAMSON
Newark April 9, 1872. Late Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
AMUSED M ENTS.

Tonight, at the Grand Opera House, the Wal
nut Street Theatre Star Combination, of Phila-
delphia, will appear in Bouccaults brilliant COM
edy of "Ionlon Assurance" The company con-
pose an array OF artistic talent seldom, if ever
displayed here before. They should be received
by large audience. Io-morr w night "Eamon
and Pythias" will be presented, with a full cast
of characters
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
For Sale.

49, The new and elegant BRICK HOUSES.
~ Nos. 3O9 ana 81 West Twelfth street.
~ These houses have just been conn pleisd; are
IL three story, with IL feet side yards ar fine
large rear yards They have sll the modern
veniences-with hot and cold water. wnter closet
marble top wash stands. bath room. &c, and will
be sold u bi rgain.
Also. the valuable Store House and Dwelling
at The N. ". corner Of second and King streets.
now occupied BY Jas. Hains. The store IL one of
the best business locations in the ct,, and IL now
doing larger grocery trade than any other.
Apply soor to JAMES CAkSWELL,
uovl7tf 1l07 Washington strest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

One Of the lecturers sent by the Boston
Lyceum Bureau TO the oil regions of Penn
sylvania writes: They gave me tile queerest
estimate Of an audience here the other night
ever heard. Capital house," said man,
upwards Of fifty tons Of people In it." Quite
seriously, too. Everything goes by weight. -"
Singular enough, these people do not like
heavy lectures.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Delnquent Tax
~ PAYERS and those who have become possessed
Of taxable property on which Taxes have not yet
signed any evening except Sunday, ut No. 4 East
Sixth street and settle all demands against them
ON he books. GEORGE c. WARD.
apl- Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
New AdvertiSeune mus.

Sherifalty-A. b. Crawford.
Hats and Bonne;s -tiilkison.
Petition for Partition in Chanccry
Usage Quicks fof Salc-Richard Clayton.
Cash for Pure Lard-Geu. W. Stone e Co.
Post: and Wood for Sale-Albert H. Silver.
The Bakers. Union Flour. Grain &c. for sale
Bar room ixturcs for Sale.Wm u Chadsi ick:
Florence Sewing Machine-Wilson 4 Pennypacker.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
rVNO THE PUBLIC.

am now getting up a new Portable HEATER,
which for cheapness, durability and economy cannot
he surpassed. The inside being of wrought iron
cannot expand leak gas; every part of the heater
teXcept the cast from is manufactured under my
own supervision and made in the best manner it can
be gotten up at less expense than any other heater
in the market. Made and sold by
X. MORRISON,
mars-3m 4U3 Shipley street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24
EDUCATIONAL,

The annual report OF the Principals of our Pub
lie Schools, for the tour weeks. ending April 10,
struw the following per centages OF attendance:
uRAMMER SCHOOLS.
Bows Sri,ao.. Ne. Il. II. Barnum. Principal, q, I
,iirls School. No. !, Mary + Rowland. % 9l1
Schuo No. /. Mary Miller. ~
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REMOVAL.
l12 MARKET STREET.

HarEuss Haruess!
IGHr and HEAVY BARN ESS, made OF the
IL best material and by first. class work men ON
hand and made to order At very moderate rates.
SADDLES. COLLARS,
WHIPS. SHEETS.
BRUSHES, CURRY CONF q
and other articles in their line on nanI And In
sale At the lowest city prices.
Repairing neatly done NJ short notice.
The public arc invii ed to give them call
WlEL 4 k1N0MALT.
aD3-tf N. W. corner u and Sbiplsv Sts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

NOlICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrange ments to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line Of their road and W est Chester.
Express matter sent TO franklin Telegraph office
M. West Third street. or to their Derot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMullen Il Seal
delivering agents. will reseive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
ap6.tf Genl Sup't w. X. r. X, Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

E'o" SALE ~
The dwelling and premises No. $40 Wash !!s
toping street.in good order, and regarded as W
the pieasantest part of the city to reside in This
house is provided with sas. bot and colo water
bath room. water closet. and otherl modern conve-
niences.
For terms apply to
ALFRED @. NOWLAND.
marl5u New Castle, Del.
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2lotifts.

DEMOVAL.
IN The subscriber would rcspectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the Steam
boat and Railroad Hotel. l0o Fast Water at, eet.
where hc has all the cony.ssniences to accommodate te
the best mnnner and his table will be furnished
with the hest the mark ct affords. and his bar spp
piled wich the most choice liquors. Terms mode
rate CHARLES O'DONNELL,
ap2a IT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-24

4 NENTRAL LOAN STOCK FOR SALE
~ About $50 Shares IL Payments will be sold ut
par if applied for in few days-better for inv
ment than any new series.
Apply to D.. HAWKINS. Sec'ry
sp20-4t No. 404 Market street.
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for Sale mud for 3eut.

LNOR SALE
Il THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Jackson street. between Sixth and Seventh.
c. p. JOHNSON.
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4vauts.

tAdy ertsem ents Of three lines are inser,ed undt
this head three times for 50 cents.)
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REMOVALS!

RE EMOVALy
GEO. b. ROBINSON,
NONFECrIONER and Dealer In Fruits. Fer
~ e,gn and Domestic. has removed his store fro n
A. Market street, to
Sl8 MARK AcT AT..
where he will continue to keep supplv az IN. n
articles that can BE- bad. and iurnsk very sunsrios
ICE Cn EAm. CAKES. 10. ss heretofore. Pr.
ties supplied - u!ual. lie hopes to complete his
new building By the 6rst Of July whss III sus,om.
ers will be turnishsd plsasAnt pariors ntied mn r.
apA-d3n
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vENTEs DE SUGGESTIONS.
succession dc Celoi.e Inndrcnenn, a,


Succession de CelOiSe L~amdreneau, dc.
ced6e, ell communicate avec Joseph Ortego.
TN vERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONO
"a rable la Cour DIES Preuves de la ParOissc St
Landry, iIsera VPndu Il Fencan public, au plus
Ottrant encheIfsseur, par lie sOuSsigne tuteHr ct
ADMINISTRATORS on par I'M encanteur public, a
Ia deIniere residence de Ia defunte dams la
Prairie Mammoth, lie MERCREDI. II DGce1mbrc,
1872, les prOprietes Ci-apres decrites, apparte-
nant 4 Ia succession de Cel0ise Laldreneau, lie
cGdee, en- communicate aVec Joseph OrtegO, sa-
1. L'habitation sir laquelle Ia d6funte deineu-
raft en- dcrnier, cOmprenant 143 arpentS. plus on
mO1ns, ensemble aYec tOuteS les authorizations
qui sly tr0uvent, Gtant Situ6e dams la Prairie
Mammoth, ParOisse st, Landry, borne al n0rd
par Joseph Ltndreneau, ST., ATest par Jean Bite.
P. GuillOry, au sud par Louis GuillOry, ct il
Pouest par Joseph LandreneMI.
2. Trente-Cinq tGtes de bGtes q comes, plus on
mOinS, un stock de six chevauX, six chevauX
pour habitatiOn, ule pairG de bRufS de travail,
qu1nze tttes de cochOns plus on mOins, unC
charrette a bnuf, un hack, unc charrette a iii
cheyal, sOiXante-diX barilS de mails, I'M lot de
fOin, 1000 livreS de cotton prepare, instruments
d'agricultrre, meublcs de menage, ustensiles de
cuisine, Outils de charpentier, etc.
COnditiOns-Chaque adjudication de propriete
don't lie m0nIant sleeve Il Yingt piaStreS OIL a1-
dessOus, deyfa 6tre payGe compliant avant d'Gtre
deiyree; chaque adjudication exc6dant Ii som,
ME de Vlngt piaStreS, devra Gtre payeC en- deuX
PAYMENTS, SAVIOR; Ia mloiti6 lie Ter JanVier 4. d.
1874, ct Pautre Motto lie Ter JanVier A. D.: 1875
ct Ell cas- de nOn-paiement d l6chGance, ehaquC
Placement Il terme devra porter huit pour cent
dinter6t par aimee de la date de P6cheance jus
qB'au Placement, les aCquereuTs fournissant
de BONES ct SOlVahleS securities 4 la salts
faction du tlteur ct administeur, Joseph Or
te@O; la terre restant Superintendent hyDOthG
qu6e Ell favour de Ia dite succession ~iusqu'au
Placement du principal ct desinterGts, ella CLAUSE
de non nttetdO r6serv6e sur tOutes les prOpri6tGs
vcndues JuSqu'au Placement final.
JOSEPH ORTEGO.
9nOV. Tuteur ct Administrator.
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TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA
~ bile Ia COur des Preuves, de Ia Paroisse St
Landry, IL sera VCndu Il PenCan public, au plus
Offrant Cncherisscur, par la s0usSignGe admins
~tratrice, on paf un encanteur public, 0Ia der
Mere Residence du dGfunt, Ell cette paroisse, Ii
LUNDI, 16 Decembre, 1872, les prophecies Ell
communicate ci-apres d6crites, appartenant a la
succession d'OctavG Roy. decide, ct de sa VeuyC
Suryiyante Marie Ophelia LatOur, SAVIOR
l. Cinquante arpents de terre pris a PeXtre
mite nOrd dun grand moroccan de terre apparte
nant a la dite communicate, borne au nOrd pau
COmeau & Richard, a Pest par Victor Lastrapes
ct Nine Veuve DamOnvflle DGjean, an sud pal
nne terre don't ceci est une part, ct a FOuest pan
les frGres Phillips, ensemble aVeC tOuteS les bG
tisSes eft ameliOratiOns qui sy trOuvent.
2. Cinquante arpentS de terTc avec les barrieres
qui sly trOUvent, borne All nOrd par lie lot CT
dessus decrit, aPest par Nine Veuve DamOnvillt
Dejean, an sud par Ia tcIre de Ia succession, eta
P0ueSt par les frereS Phillips.
3. Quarante arpents de terre avec les barriGres
qui sly tr0uvent, borne aun0ld par lie second lOt
cideSsus deGrit, il Pest par Pannill Scott, au sud
par Jean Bite, Roy, ct d Pouest par les freres
Phillips.
4. I'm garde-manger, une table Il diner, I'M lot
de vaisSeles, un pOGlG de cuiSine, un lot dc
chaises, OutilS de charpentier, un wagon, listen
SilS aratOires ct d'hahitatIOn, environ 2OOO bottles
de fOin, IN lot de planches, Ii moiti6 indivise
dun lot de mafs, la mOiti6 dun lot de cotton, unt
paire de mulets cre0les, I'm pOney n0ir.
Allssi, les propFiet6S p~ersOnnelles suiYanteS ap
partenant Il Ia succession du dit defunt, SAVIOR
Tn buggy ct un cheval, deux charrues a che.
II cling Vaches Il lait ct cinq veaux, environ
huit t9tes de b6tes Il cOrnes dOuees, environ dix
tGtes de chevaux farouches, environ dix tttes dc
betes q corneS ~farOuehes, une marque en- fer ii
gurant Geci: o r, III lot de Its ct nteries, deuX
vi0lons avec bottles, I'm revolver Colt, I'm fusil a
deuX c0ups, une aFmOire, III buggy ct I'M har
nails, environ six tetes de moutons, selle, bride
ct cOuyerte, une montre ct une chaine en- or, Ell
un lot dautres immeubles.
neutrality-suspicious. " s #*Ef "
MARIE OPHELIA LATOUR,
9nOy-m&h. ,.r ADMINISTRATIVE
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nov, 1879.

BOs. VI. Moore ct al. VS.. Chs IT,. q james
S. Williams, ExeeRtegrs Observation-Disclosures.
NOUR DE DISTRICT. PAROISSE ST. Ian
~ dFy.-NO- l~21S4.--Sn vertu dun writ de ficri
facial, lance par Honorable la Huitiema Jour
de District de fEtat de In LGuisiaRa, dams ct
pour In PaIpisae ST. Landry, dalis lie process CT
dessus ~fnfitlfie, ct d moi adrpsse, je procederai
a vendre aFenean public, a In Maison de Cour
de Ia dite p~aroisse, dams la vile des OpelOHsas,
lie SAMEDI, TDecembre, 1872, a onze heures dI
matin, les propriet6s cf-apres decrites, SAVIOR
/. Onze cont uiIatre-viHgt-siX 2O100 acres dc
terre, sitHe sur i Bayou oHrtablcau, bern6 AL
nord par lie Bayou COurtableau, an sud par les
terreS de Michel King, Il Fest nar lea sections 90,
81 ~ =, qI township 5, an sud de In rsifgee )
est, ct Il faunst par les terres dc Charles Close.
2. Cent interchangeable 2GI1D0 acres dc terre
horne an Ilord par les terFes de Bordelon, au
sud par les terPes dc Castillo, ct 4 POuest par lie
Bayou Teele.
8. HUT cent trente-neuf 52T18a acres de terre,
horne an nOFd par lie Bayou C0urtabIeau, aHsud
par les terres de Littell, q Test par he Bayou
TGche, eft il FOust plr les tcfres dc Rider, Lit
tell, M0rnhinEeg, Sandoz ct MelaneOn, town
ships 9 OF 5, Gl sud de la rangeB5 est, arexcep-
ton dc tPoia cent einquante acres. fguT4lnt sur
lie plan d'arpeHtage qui sc trouve en- mon office,
CONNIE lots /, 2. 8, 4, ), o ct.
Saisies par 0rdre de la COIr.
ConditiOns-Comptant.
E, o. HAYES, Sheriff.
2n0Y., 1872. t#f.5+ .H
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vENTEs PAR LIZ SHERIFF.

Dominique LHIanne, Syndie, VS.. J Oseph
Bloch ct ais.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Ian
" dry.-NO. 12245.-En vertu dun Ordrc de sal
sic tide vente, lance parPhOnorahle Ia Huitiene
COrr de District de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process
cf-dessuS %intitulG, ct a moi adress6, ie procedc-
raj q vcndre Il Pencan public, !? Ia MaisOn de
C0ur de Ia dite parOisSe, dams IL vile dies Opc-
lousas, lie SAMEDT, 7 D6ccmbre, 1872, a ONE
hcures du matin, lesprOpriGtGs ci-apres dGcritcs.
SAVIOR
!. lie lot No. 8, scion lie plan d'arpentage de Ia
willie de Washington, avcc tOutes les bGtisSeS ct
authorizations Qui sy tr0uVent, borne au nOrd
par la rue Bridge, 4 Fest par Ia rue Water, au
sud par lie lot de Meyer We'll, ct 4 reuest par la
rue Sittig.
2. LIE lot fractiOnaire No. l, scion lie plan de Ia
Vile de Washington, aYec tOutes les batisses ct
ameliOratiOns qui s'y trOuvent, borne au nOrd
par la rue Bridge, 4 Test par lie Bayou Courta-
bleau on Ia rue Front, au sud par les lots recla-
mes par Pickett ct ais, ct a POuest par Water
street.
3. La Motto fractionnaire lndivise dun lot de
terrain scion lie plan de In vile de Washington,
ensemble ayec tOutcs les batisses ct am6liOra-
tons Qui sly trOuvcnt, horne Au nOrG par la rue
Washington, a Pest par Ia rue Water, au sud pan
la rue Bridge, ct a POuest par l'autre portion du
dit lot appartenant an DR.. +. W. Moore.
SaisieS par Ortlre de In COur.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
E. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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aucccasian de Benjamin. mare.

EN yERTU DUN oRDRE DE LHoNORA-
IA BILE Ia C0ur DIES Preuyes de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, IL sera yendU a Fencan public, an plus
offrant ench6risseur, par lie s0ussigne encan-
lelr public, sur les lienx, Ie MARDI, 25 De
vembre, 1872, les prophecies ci-apres decrftes ap-
MlFtelaRf q la succession de Benjamin Mayo,
decide, aagalr-5
/. Tn certain moroccan on pafceile de terfe
siftle dams FEtat de in Louisiana ct Ia PaFoisse
ST. Landry, borne CONNIE slff, say0ir: au nofd
par les teFres de John FaIey, a Pest par les ter
res de Richard, al sud par lie COurtableaII, ct i
Fouest par les terres In DIR. j. A. Taylor, c0nte.
naHt soixante-dix fT0l acres, plus on mOins, ayee
to1ttes les batisses ct authorizations qni ssy trout
vent.
q. Dix-nenf acres, plus on moins, dc maIs.
3. Tn ps4ley creole,
4. Tn mulet creole.
s., Tn lot de b6tes q cornes.
6. Tine ehaETette d un chevaI.
4. Tn lot d~'ustensiles afat0ires.
Conditions-Comptant.
A. z, WILLIAMS,
% nov, 1879, Encanteur,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-30

I'm yertH DIES pOuvOirs don't je suis reyttu par
~ lii l0i, ie procederal a Eehdre a rencan pu-
Bile, sans le benefice de Destination, 4 mon hui
rean, en- Ii MaisOn de C0ur de la Par0isse st.
Landry, eli la Vile d,0pelOUsas, lie SaTnedt, 80
Novembre, 1872, commemorate ONE heures A. NJ,
ct cOntinuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est ncces-
slire, les prophecies suivantes, saisic par moi
pour satisfaire les dettcs dues a FEtat de In
Louisiana Ut il Ia Par0isse st. Landry, par les
payenra de taxes delilqIanrs du Role DIES Taxes
da 1870. avce tott5 les fFals ct penalties, sityGIr-
1. Tn certain lot lie terre asseSSe al nom de la
succession de James Porter, situe pres d'Opel0tI-
sas. niesuraut 1876 acres, borne an nOrd par la
propriet6 DIES heritiers de Debai1lOn, an sud par
IA propriGtf de Lastfe Nezat ct Giant a present
III {noFri6tG de Jos. ID. Richard.
4. 0ttatre lots de terrain situe dams Ia vile
ROpefnussts, borne ais n0rd par Ia pr0prietG de
&. VI. Hulspeth, au sud par h appropriate de Nine
Cook, d Test par III propriete de Nine L. G.
Dupre.
B Tn quart de lot de terrain situ6 dams "a vile
d'Opeiousas, borne an nnrd par In rne Bellevue
4 Fest par Ia pr0priGt6 dc Laura GuaFrigles, ct
Il Puuest par la prOpriete lie ]. Moore.
Taxes d,Etat ct de Paroisse pour 1870 - S131 6j
as D. c. sITTIG, Calleeteur'
9nQY-4f.