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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-19
succession dc syIvanfe Bcdoux.

Succession de Sylvamie LedOmx.
I'm VERTU DUN GRDRE DE LHONORA-
IL bic Ia Cour DIES Preuyes, de Ia Paroisse ST,
Landry, il sera vend1 a IeGeap public, au plus
Offrant ench6FisseuT, par lie soussfgne, encantcur
public, a rAnse aux Pailles, en- eette paroisse,
le MERCREDI, 90 SOyembTe, 1872, les pFopri6tes
Gi-apres decrftcs, dependant de Ia succession do
Sylyanie Ledollx, dec8dee, savoir-
/. Une hahitat1on ayee les authorizations qui
sly trQuvent, contenant $50 arpents, borne au
nord ct q Test par les terres publique, au sud
par Emanuel T. Fontenot, ct D Pouest par II,
F0ntenOt fills.
:. Tn moroccan dc tarre i hois. contenant 1873
arpents, h0fne az nord par les terres de Nine.
Telemague Deville, au' sud par les terrea pu-
bfques. 4 Fest par Elai ViariIie, ct q Pouest par
j. p d. F0ntenat. asa
!: Tn al0rceau de tcrre, prairie ct bois, conte-
nanC 40 lrpents, borne au nord par la terre de
Nine. Telemaque Deville, au sud par les terrcs
p~Hbliaues, a Fest by J. p. b. F0ntenot, ct q
rouest par Henry F0I1ten0t.
4. Tn moroccan de terre, prairie ct bois, coEtps
nant 46 arpelts, born6 au nara par NINE. Tele-
Pest par Henry Regard, ct a roaest par les
terIes publfques.
.. in let de betes 3 eornes douees.
G. Tn lot de cotton, mals ct fOin,
7. Tn lot de coehOns,
s. Tn lot d'ustenaiieS a~ratoires ct meubles de
mepage.
Conditions-Pr0prtetGs lnobiliares payahIes
compliant Ie jour dc la vente, pE0prietes imln0-
blileFes paEahlea en- fg0is placements GgauX, lie
premier Placement payable 10 Ter Ayril. 1873, 1t
Ia balance dams I'M ct deux ans, les acqu6renrs
fOnIIlissalt leurs biIlets prOmissoiFes ayee DIES
securities a. la satisfaction dc administrator
p0rtanC hutt pour cent dinteret par aMnec de
peeheance jusqu'au Placement final, une hypo
theGae sneciale CT le privilege du yendeur rete-
nus sur La pFepriete vendue afin den assurer le
Placement, ct La clause de non 0tiead0 reserv6e,
Z, PERR0DIS,
10 ecta 1s72. EReantenr.
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Do you want to sec a magnificent as
sortnent Of goodsf Is there anything
nov or old You wish for yourself. chill
dren, wife, sweetheart or household II
so, Gull at P. j.. Lefebvre's store and look
at his new stock of dry goods just ar
rived, boughtanl shipped under his own
personal superintendent. Everything
Of the latest style, shape, form, texture
and quality, III yon can't be suited in
that establishment, we are afraid you
will have 10 90 home unsatisfied. Those
two polite gentlemen, Messrs. Chachere
and Guidry, are always to be found at
their posts behind the counter, ready
and willing to exhibit their goods, and
take any amount Of trouble to please
their visitors. Can and take d look,
whether ou buy or not. Hpeases them
to receive calls, and won't. cost you i
cent to do SO.
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I'm vertu DIES pouvoirs don't ,je suis revetu par
40 la loi, jc procederai 4 vendre Il rencan pu-
reau, en- la Maison de Cour de la ParoIsse St.
Landry, en- In willie d'Opelousas, le samedi, &c Oc-
tobre, 1872, cOmmencant q II hepres, A. NJ, ct
~contlnuant de Jour en- jonr, 81 celia est neces-
sairs, Ia nropriet6 suiyante, saisie par moi pour
satisfairc des dettes duesArEtat de la Louisiana
ct q 10 Paroisse st. Landry, par les paYeurs de
taxes ~delinqnants, du Role dea Taxes de 1870,
avec tous les frais ct penalties, sayoir-
Tin moreeau de terre assess6 au nom de Mime
Feuye Lueien Guilbeau, situe dans ct pres dc
Ia Corporation du Grand C8teau, mesurant
environ 44 arpents, borne au noPd par In Prai-
RE Laurent, au sud par les terrGs de ID. Mbche, i
Fest par les terres appartenant il Ia succession
de 4. J. Smith, ct q rOuest par les terrcs de VIM.
BurleiSh ct DR.. L. NJ. Willard.
Taxes d'Etat ct dc Paroisse pour 1870. 500 SO
20 u. {. SITTTG, Collecteur.
s oct-Af. -
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The only great refining agent known
in science, It's regards metals, is fire; but
we never knew before that the ades-
troyinge element eyeradded to the pros
perity Of 4 firm. or brilliancy OF a stock
of dry goods. Yet such mnsthave been
the ease with those enterprising gentle
men md princes among merchants,
Messrs. Bloch s. Dupre. when NC view,
their well stocked establishment on Main
street. They certainly belong to that
class Of men who never say de- The
ruins OF their elegant establishments had
not ceased smoking ere the firm had Sc
cured 1 building, opened with the rem-
naaat of their goods saved, telegraphea
for fresh supplies, and ere two weeks
had passed crowds alerowded
around their counters. Their stock Of
boys and gents clothing can not be sur
passed iii ans store outside of New Or
leans, heirassortnlent OF Indies goods
ii anlpng tie hest ever brought To this
market Their new store II ii process
nf erection. and when IL Il finished, Ope-
hgsas can hoastof the largest store out
side Of New Orleans, aud last but not
least, firm unsurpassed forenergy per-
severance, generosity and honesty iii tile
South Success attend them is the hearty
wish of every man Who has eyerh had any
dealings with them,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-19

Old Things Have Passed Away.-This
is at least true Of the old method of treating the
long abused and much abused human body. 1t
is no longer considered wise to put a patient to
the torture in order to cure him Of a disease in
which pain Is already undermining the energies
OF his system. True science ranges itself on the
side Of nature, and endeavors to assist her in
her fight against disease. This is the province of
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters, the most approx
ed tonic ever advertised in this country. It may
be recommended as u fall medicine, par excel
lencc for it is in the fall that biliousness, dys-
pcpsia and malariOus fevers are especially
prevalent. The frame, exhausted by the heats
of summer, il relaxed and feeble at its close, and
requires, WI may say demands, artificial asaistan-
&c. Afford it that assistance i'll occasional doses of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and the evils re-
ferred to may be escaped. Throughout the far
West, aud Oh the stealning auuvial OF the South
ern rivers, all the varieties Of periodical fever
are probably rife to-day. Had 4 course of Hos
letters Bitters been commenced by the sufferers
a month ago, e, before the unhealthy season
set in, seven-eiShths of them would in all prob
ability be in their usual health at the present
time. SO much for want of forecaste. So much
for not keeping i'll the house, and using daily
the best safesuardlagainst epidemic and endem-
mic fevers.
As locks Of imp0stors and initators are irving
to follow in the wake of the great American
remedy, therefore be sure that the article you
buy is genuine and verified by the proper trade
marks. The true article can only be obtained in
bottles. Beware of the spurious bitters sold by
the gallon or in key.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-19

Early-before eight o'clock-last FRI
dayevening, the Courthouse bell rang for
fire. IN Il back room on Court street it
seems d lighted lamp containing septo-
line oil lind been knocked over-of the
tahle-and the oil Immediately famed
up to the ceiling. f was extinguislled,
or died Out, in a few minutes, eausingno
damage. Being near by at the time, we
ran round to the rearof the room, and
looking through the window, sawap pack
of cards on th6 table, and then we knew
how it was Gin that back roons boys
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IN vertu des pouvoirs don't ie Buis rev6tu par
49, In loi, .ie procederai a vendre a Pencan pu
reau, en- la Mais0n de Cour dc la Paroisse st.
Landry, enla vile d'Opelousas, lie Samedi, 26 oc-
tobrc, 1872, ~com1nengant a Il heures, A. NJ, ct
eontinuantd de jour en- jour, 81 celia est n@cessaire,
la prOpriet6 suivante, saisie par moi pour salts
faiTe DIES dettes dues 4 lEtat lie Ia Louisiana ct
Il Ia Paroisse st. Landry, par les payeurB de
taxes delinquants, du Role DIES Taxes de 1870,
avec tOus les frais ct penalties, savotr-
Tn certain moroccan dc terre assesst au nom de
Ia vCuve Louis c. Devilliers, situ6 sur lie Bayou
Teche, mealrant environ $50 aFpentS, borne au
nord par lie Bayou TGche, au sud par les terres
dc +. c. Devil1iers, a Pest par les terres d'Alexis
N6zat, ct a l'ouest par les teTres dc T. Richard.
TaXe3 d'Etat ct de Paroisge pour 1870. 81. $40 s.
d D. c. sITTIG, Collector.
5 Oet-4f.
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FOR SALE.

ANED@ FOR 8ALE.-THAVE SEVERAL
- tracts OF "unimproved lands belonging to me
and to others which l will sell or rent to actual
settlers.
1 will sell on credit, payable in one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day Of December next. Or I will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five years. Of
the taxes which may be assessed upon the tract
they occupy.
In either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee viii obligate himself to actually settle on
and place in cultivation the land received by
him, within ak months from date of sale or
lease, under penalty of nullity Of sale or lease.
a also for sale q wellimprnved place. con-
tanning two hundred arpentS of land, with large
and eOmmodious dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of this place 5000. payable on terms,
with eight per cent yearly interest from day Of
sale.
Also, asaw mill property. which l will also sell
on terms. ~ HENRY L. GARLAND.
June IL. 1aT1-tf,
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TN vertu des ponvoirs don't je suis rev6tu par
~ Ia loi, .ie prOcedera! ! Fendre Il penean pu-
bile, sans lie henefce de destination, a mon bu-
reau, ca Ia Manson de Cour de la Paroisse st.
Landry, en- Ia Vile POpelousaS, le Samedi, &c oc-
tohre, 1872, commencant d IL heures, A, NJ, ct
~cont1nuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia cat neCessai-
re, les propri6tes suiyantes, satisfies par moi pour
satisfaire des dettesdues a rEtat de la Louisiana,
par les payeurs de taxes d6linquants, du Role
des Taxes tie 1870 ct 1871, avec t0us les fgais ct
penalties. SAVIOR
Quatre lots de terrain assesseaau nom de Nine
Louis Lastfares, situes dams In vile d'Opelousas,
borne Ru nord par La prOpfiete de Nine. Gar
land, au sud par Ia prOpTiet6 de J. I'll. JandCz,
q Test par la propriGte de {. Thompson ct 4
feuest par Ia rue Union.
Take d,Etat pGu1. 1870 ct 1871 so 4s
% D. {. SITTTG, Collector,
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THE CEMETERY FAIE.-A Fair will be
given by the citizens of Opelousas, ON
Wednesday and Thursday, October 23d
and 94th, forthe purpose Of raising funds
to put in order the Cemetery belonging
to u town. There will be Tableaux,
Music and a fine Supper. The Fair will
be held at the Court House. Doors open
Z o'clock P. n.
AdmittAnce, % cents.
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yENTEa PAR liz COLLECTRUR.

VENAES FAN AH COLAEGTBUR.
IN Tertu des ponvoirs don't je suis reyGtT par
~ Ia loi, ie proc6derai a vendre q l'encan pu-
bic, sans lie bAnetiCe de destination, L mon hu.
reau, eli Ia MaisOn de COur de Ia Paroisse ST.
Landry, Ell Ia Vile dOpelousas, le Samedi, 26Oc-
tObre, 1872, co~inInenCant 4 II heures A. w., ct
COntinuant de jour en- jour. ii celia eat neCcssaiYe,
la prOpriGt6 suiyante, saiSie par moi, pour salts
faire les dettes dues 4 lEtatdela Louisiana ct Ia
PaTolSSe st. Landry, par les payeurs de taxes de-
linQuantS, du Role DIES Taxes de 1871, aveC
tons les rrais CT penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terrG assCSSG, au nom
dc Eugene David, situe sur lie Bayou Teche, me
suFanU $50 acres, borne au nord par les terrea
de Castillo. au sud par les ter,eS de D. GOdet, Il
Fest par les terres dc Fl. David, ct a Pouest par
lc Bayou, ensemble ayeCs toutes les bltisse5 ct
amtliOrations qui sly trouvent.
Taxes d'Etat Ell dc ParOisse Our1871.. =. 1922 Is
25 D. {. SITTIG, Collector.
I'm vertu DIES pouVoirs don't je suis rev6tu par
"A Ia lui, ,je pTOCederai 4 yendre 4 Hencan pu-
bic, sans le bfnetCe de destination, d mon bu-
rcau, en- la Maisou de COur de Ia Paroisse ST.
Landry, en- Ia willie d'OpelOuSas, lie Samcdi, 2G OC-
tObTt, 1872. cOmmeneant 4 II heUrcs, A. M, ct
contlnuant de jour en- jour, 81 celia est n6cessaire,
Ia prOpriet6 S%uivante, satsie par moi pour Ratis-
taire DIES dettes dues a lEtat dc Ia Louisiana ct
a Ia ParOisSe st. Landry, par les payeurS de
taxes delinquants, du Role DIES Taxes de 1871,
avec tous les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre asscsse all nom
de BOatwright Is Glaze, situ6 sur lie Bayou Gro
nOFd par les terTes de +. W. LutZ ct C.. {. Oliver,
4 Fest par les tcrrGs de G. Il. Singleton ct J.. A.
Glaze ct W. Fl. Lewis, ct Il lOuest par les terrNs
de ?. StemmonS.
Taxes d'Etat ct de ParOisse pour 1871. p. $40 90
go D. {. SITTIG, Collector.
I'm vertu DIES pOuvOirs don't ic Buis rev6tu par
A4 Ia loi, Ie proctdcrai q Vendre Il Pencan pu-
bile, sans lie btnctCe dc destination, i mon Du-
reau, ell Ia Maison dc Cour dc Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'Opclousas, lie Samedi, &c oc-
t0bre' 1872. COmmenCant a ONE haurCR, a. M,
ct contlnuantd de Jour Ell jour, 81 celia est neces-
7alre, Ia propri%tG suiynntc, saisie par moi
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I'm yertn DIES pouvoirsdOnt je suia revGtu parl la
~ loi, je pFGcedaPai il yendre q Penean public,
sans 10 aenettce de destination, 4 mon buFeaN,
el la matsOn de Cour de Ia ParUisse st. Landry,
en- Ia vile d~0pelOusas, 10 BanIedi, % OetObre,
1872, eommengant d onZa heures, A. 81, ct CONT
nnalit de jour On jour, 81 celia est n6cessaire, Ia
nrQpriet6 suiyaIte, saisie par moi pour salts
a In Paroisse ST. Landry, par les payenrs de
taxes delinquants, dn Role des Taxes de 1870,
ayeo tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
La m0itie dun lot de terrain assessG All nom
de Suzan Moore. situe dams la vile de Washing
ton, borne an nOrd par la propriete dc Mrs.
Keller. au sud par la proprtGt6 de J. NJ. Carriere,
ct q Pest par Ia pr0pri6t6 de Mrs. Henry Las
trapes, ensemble avec toufez les batigseg ct anne
liOrations qui sly trouvent.
Taxes d;Etat ct de Paroisse pour 1874. -. SIG rs
"a DC sITTIG, Collector,
) aft-4f,
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I'm vertu des pouvoirB don't je suis revatu par
49, Ia l5i, je procederai a vendre a Tencan pu-
DIG, sans 10 benGtfce de destination. a mon bu-
Eeau, Oh la Maison de Cour de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'OpelOusas, leSamedi, &c Oc-
tobre, 1872, commencant q II heures, A. n, ct
propri6t6 s~uivante. saisie par moi pour satisfaire
DIES dettes dues q PEtat de Ia Louisiana ct Il In
Paroisse st, Landry, par les payeurs de taxes
deilnquantS, du Role DIES Taxes do 1876, ayeo
tous les flais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre assess6 au nom
de la VeuYe Paul Lagrange, situ6 dams la Prairie
Laurent, mcsurant environ 100 acres, borne au
nord par les terres de o. Mayer, au sud par les
terre5 dc 5. Lagrange, arest par les terres de A.
Kerlegand ct q fQuest par les terres dc +. Sicily.
Taxes dEtat ct de Paroisse pour 1870. SIS 50
rs D. c. sITTIG, CQlleeteur,
Z oct-4f.
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PRoDUcE sHIpPED.-The Fontinelle,
Capt. Pickett, arrived at New Orleans,
on the 9th inst, with 2s9 bales cotton,
637 sacks cotton seed, 8 sacks seed cot
ton, 2 bundles hides, 5 bales sheeting,
1913 head cattle, 81 hides, 200 pumpkins,
and lot sundries.
The Peerless, Capt. Broad, arrived
there, on the 10th inst, with 218 bales
cotton, 80 sacks seed cotton, 1903 sacks
cotton seed, and lot sundries.
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Communicated

Mr.. EDIToR.-Since Mr.. j. b. Price
begun to food this parish with his circu-
lars, and since the Courier has editorially
endorsed his claims as a candidate for
Congress from this District the inquiry
has become a common one-what does
this gentleman propose to accomplish,
and in whose interest is he working?
There can ben doubtt hatthe endorse
ment of Mr.. Ebert CAN'T by the Demo-
cratic, the Liberal and the Reform State
committees will give. him nearly the
unanimous support of the constituency
of those committees in the fifteen par
ishes composing the District. Col. Price
being possessed of some little local in
fluence will be able to command some
votes in the two or three parishes con-
tiguous to ST. Mary's, his home. But
that gentleman is not One to waste his
time and money on q foregone defeat,
without some well defined purpose in
vieW-that purpose, it is generally sup
posed is to secure the reelection of C..
B. DarTall. 1t is said that Col. Price,
when ut Washington city, is constantly
in company with Darrall, and that the
latter engineers through the Post Office
Department, and Is a chief beneficiary
in, the fat things annually secured tothe
BayOn Techc Transportation and Mail
Company.
Every vote therefore taken from CAN'T
and given to Price is cast for Darrall,
and in the interest of an oppressive
monopoly.
Let the people note this.
zE---A
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Opelonsas has been quite a dull place
this week. District Court is in session
at Lake Charles, which has drawn there
the candidates for District offices; and
sill the candidates for parish offices, ex-
eept one, are following the Registrar
sround to his appointments through the
parish. Our parish and town are both
very quiet; i'll fact, this parish is snow one
OF the most orderly and peaceful in the
State, and will continue so if it should
remain under the administration of its
present officers,
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ANNONCEs
successfon de .Ioscpbine MILLER,

TN VERTU u ORDRE DE L'HOSORA-
IA biz Ia Conn DIES rrcuvtS. dc la PaTOisse st.
Landry, il s'ra vendu Il lcneau public, an plus
Offrant epchGrissrur, par le sonsslgne encanteur
public. il 10 dernier" residence de In defuntc,
au C6teMu PlaqIemine, en- cette parOisse, lie
JEtDI, Il Novtmbre. 1872. les prOprietGs eli
apres d6critcs ap~partenant a Is succession lie
Josephine Miller, on communicate avec son
mari suryivant, Richard II. Inmkin, SAVIOR
/. Inc Ccltaine habitatiOn situGo au C6teau
Plaqucmine, Paroisse st. Landry, cOntenant $40
acres, plus on mOins, avec les bAtisses ct anne
liOratiOns qui sy trOuvent, horne au n0Td par
Nine. Placide Gnidry, All sud par les terres dc
Albert and William Dtjean, 4 Test par c. A.
Perrodin, ct a rouest par les tcrIcs du DR..
Allen Bridges.
.. Les trOls-Quarts indivis dun moroccan de
tcrre II boiS, situ6 dams lie Bots Mallet. en- cette
ParOis=c, cuutcnant GO acres supCrticicls, plus on
moins, borne Il Pest par Donate Guillory, au sud
par J. G. Brooks ct Joseph L. Carriere, a l'Ouest
par OneZiIne Boudreau, ct au nOrd par F. St.
Martin.
3. Tn lot d'argcnterics.
i. DeuX pistolets.
5. Tn fusil.
6. Tn lot de lneublus de mtnage.
COnditiOns-Comptant.
a. 2. WILLIAMS.
~ oct. 1872. Encanteur.
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Succession d'ERermina AmdrepOnt.

I'm YERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONO-
AZ rable Ia COur des Preuves. de la Paroisse st.
Landry, il sera Tendu d rencan public, au plus
Offrant encherisseur, par lie sousSignG, e%ncanteur
public,a III derniere residence de ladefHnte, dams
La Prairie Plaisance, en- Gette parOisSe, 10 JECDT,
d NOvemhre, 1872, les prophecies ci-apres de-
critics, ap~parten4nt 3 In succession d'Hermina
Andrep0nt, d6cGd6, savoir-
/. Tn certain moroccan de terre, cOntenant II
aFpents, avec les am6liOrations qui sy %trouvent,
horne a1 ngrd par Y, Valade, aU sud par N. L.
Pitre, q Peat par 10 chemin public ct a Iouest
par n. L. Pitre.
2. Tn moroccan de terre 4 bois, COntenant 10
arpents, borne au nOrd par la terre de W. Black
shear, au sud by NIGH. Husband, q Test par o.
A. Guidry, ct d Rouest par les tcrres de Com
meau & Dupr6.
5. I'm moroccan dc terre contenant $50 arpents,
avec les ameliOratipns qui sy trOuvent, borne
au nOrd par W. Blackshear, all sud par T. Coon
wood. o Pest ct a POueBt par w. BlaCkshear.
4. I'm lot de b6tes q cornes douces, un buggy
ct I'm lot de mcubles de menage,
ConditLons-propri6t6s mobilieres payable
compliant, prophecies i1pmObilieres payable en-
deux Placement egaux a partir du jour de Ia
Vente. les acquereufs fOurnissant leurs billets
pr0missoires aYec des SECURITIES q la satisfaction
de administrator portant huit pour cent din
ter6t par aimee dePGcheance jusQu'au puiement
final, une h~ypOtheque spectacle ct le privilege du
vendenr retenus sur In propriet6 vendue, afin
den assurer lie Placement, ct Ia clause dc non
aliendO r6seryee.
7. PERBODIN,
10 oct, Encantenr.
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I'm vertu des pOuvoirs don't je suis revetu par
- la loi, je prOcederai d vondre d pencan pu-
bic. sans lie ben6fice de destination, a mon bu-
reau, en- Ia Maison de COur de Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, en- Ia vile d'Opelousas, lie samedi, &c oc-
tObre, 1872. eommencant a IL heures A. NJ, ct
eontinuant de jour Oh jour, 81 celia est neces-
salre, la prOprlet6 ~suiyante, Saiaie par moi
pour satistaire des dettes dues a pEtat de Ia
Louisiana, par les payeursd de taxes delinquants,
du Role des Taxes de 1870 ct 1871, RYec tous les
frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain lot dc terrain assessG au nom dc
Pierre Charly, situe dams la vile dc Washington,
Giant lie quart du lot No. So situe au coin DIES rues
Main ct Hill, aveC tOutes les bltisses ct am6lio-
rations uui sy trouvent.
Take dEtat pour 1870 CT 1871.............. Sal II
~ p. {. SLTTIG, Collector.
5 Oct-Af.
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OrELoUsAs THEATRE.-Stage Manag-
er Drake informs us that this Theatre
win open on Saturday evening, N0vem-
Der I'd. The first drama will be "T'he
Sea of Ice, or the Wild Flower of Mexi-
CO." with appropriate scenery and cos
TUNES. A corps OF actors and actresses
have been engaged. 1t is promised that
the opening night will be a grand affair
for a country town. In our next issue
we win give a synopsis of "The Sea of
Tce,n from the pen of Capt. Drake.
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AdFien Hselin VS.. K4amaelI Sc0tG.-No,
11i5n

AdFiem Aselin W. K1amnell ScQt2.-No,
1880.
GNOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Ian
dry.-En vertu dun alias writ do 1eri IA
Cias, lance par Honorable la Huitieme Cour
de District de lEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams
ct pour LII ParOisse st. Landry, dams lie process
ci-dessus %intitul6, ct a moi adresse, je prOcederai
a vendre a lencan public, d 10 Mafson de Cour
dc Ia dite parOisse, dams Ia vile des Opelou4as,
lie sAMEDT. . Novembre, 1872, a ONE henres du
matin, les prOpri6tes ci-apres decrites, savoir-
Saisies par ordre de Ia Cour.
TOutes les parts du d6fendeur PanRell Scott,
dams ct proyenant de la r6colte de cotton, mails,
patates, ETC., recueiIli sur Phabitation situG
en- cette paroisse, sur les deux c6tes du che
min conduisant d'Opel0usas d Washington, ct
borne par Nine. Billiard 1T Nine. D6iean.
COndition-Comptant.
f, o. HAYES, Sheriff.
10 OctObre, 1872,
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Succession d,Arcade MANUEL,

IN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
~ BILE Ia COur des Preuves de la Paroisse ST.
Landry, il sera vendu a r'encan public, an plus
Ottrant ench6risseur, par lie soussign6 encanteur
public. sur les lieux, lie MERCREDI, 90 No
vembre, 1872, la prOpri6t6 ci-apres decrtte, ap-
partenant n Ia succession d'Arcade Manuel,
decide, SAVIOR
Une certaine habitation situ6e dams Ia Paroisse
st. Landry, pres de Willie Plate, borne au nord
par les terres de Joseph z. Fontenot, au sud par
de Joseph z. Fontenot, ct a pouest par Andre z.
Vidriue, ayec toutes les batiEses ct am6liora-
tons qui sy trOuvent, cOntenant Go arpents.
COnditiOns-Comptant.
4. ?. WILLIAMS,
19 oct, 1872, Encauteur.