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Notice.

County AUTHORS OFFICE. EVkhSNoy nor. =. \
STATE or NEVADA. ErRkkA. nEIn1
TAKE NOTICE. THAT II Gas,, rs. is
far s shc year ar eishieen hunaIsd. :sS iii
three. has been this day det ,%a, miles \
Prosecuting Attorney and iGsdd are ~
sss!," f::s:. 'sss' 2. ;'; ;;s;:' Fl: a Z, e. 81
be- c"m"'enccd BY the District Of is1e Z
Attorney for tho collection % 81 II. BEL,
costs. Comfy Auu"
no Persons wishing to f ,hs oGecd1
U taSss ga" Recorder %"r Courthouse Ou''4''
~ n2S-W -
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ORDINANCE NUMBER FIVE.

IN ordinance establishing the .dre.limHs
Of the tomn Of Eurrkd.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COUNTY
- Commissioner of Eureka County, Ne
SIC. l.. The fire limits of the town Of Eu-
reka shall be within the following bounda-
ries, to wit: Commencing at the Lemon Mill
on the north. and extending to the office OF
the Richmond Mining Company on the South,
ana including the eastern line Of the MELON.
aid Survey on tho east, to the western line OF
the Egan * U'Neil Survey on the west, so As
to include the Mccoy Survey as far south a.
the office of tho Richmond Mining Company
also the Monroe Survey as far north as tn,
X o'neil and Mcdonald Surveys,
Approved December Is, 1879.
IL. HALL, Chairman
49,. BOARD Of County Commissioners.
Attest: +. II. HARMON. CLERK
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE.

4. ordinance defining the boundaries
Of the torn Of Eureka.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY TIE soAEw ur
ID County Commissioners Of haIes" .'"'''
src-,ox !, The boundaries Of the town Of
Eureka shall be as follows: r-,. H.,
Commencine at a point one hall m,ic que
east from the northeast corner OF the coua.
house building in said county. thence running
due north one mile. thence running Que ;,cs
,horcc running due east ono mile, thence
running due north ono mile to tho place OF
beginning. &C.,
Ap''' u. II. HALL, Chairman
Board Of County Commissioners;
attcst: r. n, HARNoN, Clerk. oi'
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
~ Copartnership heretofor. existing be-
tween ". A. SEATON and W. II. CLARK,
under the firm name of SEATON i CO., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
W. ii. CLARK, who will also settle all ac-
counts against the same.
W. A. SEATON,
W. II. CLARK.
Eureka. Nov. l. 1871. dl0-tf
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
Delinquent Assessment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and sMELr.

ING COW GsANI-Location of Works,
Eureka, Nevada = Notice - There is delin-
rucut upon the following Described stock, on
18th day Of November, 1879, the several
amounts set opposite the names of tho re-
s~pective shareholders, as follows:
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And IN NccoFdNnce with law and an ordcr OF
the Beard of Directors, made on the llth day
Of November. ie1S, so many shares of each
parcel of said stock a may be necessary. viii
he sold at public auction, at the office OF the
Company. on FRIDAY, THE SECOND DAY
Of JANUARY. 1874. at the hour of TWELVE
O'CLOCK VI. of said day, to ray said delin-
qucnt assessment thereon. together with costs
of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
L. +. BEACH. Secretary,
OHicc-N7 Sansomc street, San Francisco.
California. dig
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HOSE M1G1~.

THE RESCUE HOSE meeting %
their regular monthly month ai
first WEDN ESDAY Of ench Tre-r,s..
Hose House. u. W.
u, ". Cross, SecTetay.
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sHERHPR,aALEs.


NOemaie T0naReOuPtv pfarOs1ne NeZaf
and her II ia.
INSTRUCT COURT, phi OF ST. LAM
II dryANo, 10507.-Ry W of 81 writ of fieri
facias, issued out of the Fable the Eighth
District Court. Of the Stat louisiana, in and
for the Parish of ST. Lane n the above emit
tied suit, and to me dired will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to @ghest bidder, at
the Courthouse of said pA in the town OF
Opel0usas, on SATURD&t the ISL lay OF
February, 1873, at eleven u A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described propertyEit-
i. A certain tract of lanEng a plantation,
situated on the left bank , Bayou Teche,
meaSuring<siX arpentS fro said bayou, on
sixty-six arpents deep. nj three hundred
and ninGty-Six superficial DTS, more OF less,
together with all the bui#s and improve
ments, said property bOunGn the north by
lands of Messrs. HonOre an0N De1e2n, south
by landbelOnging to the este Antoine Neat,
deceased, and west by the u T6che, and on
the east by the swamp landsinafter dGscrlb-
ed.
2. A tract of swamp land, Arpents front on
eighteen deep, making one hRAd and eighteen
superficial arpents. ~hOuudedfh and south as
the above described plantaE east by lands
belonging to the heirs of thG5 Charles Barre
and on the west by the plSi0n above dcs
cribcd.
Seized in the above suit.
Ter4ns-Ou a credit of twehonths, purcna
ser furnishing bond and seG# according It
law.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate of YOrick VaIndc.

AASESAlS WE JAIL AAA~SRSS
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE1lON-
ID orable Probate Court of the Parislkot 81.
Landry, there will be sold at public ~auetion, I"
the highest bidder, by the undersignea publlc
auctiOneer, at the last residence OF 4Ge4Stg'
at Prairie Plaisance, i'll this Parish, on YitDNItS-
DAY, February 5th, 1873, the fOll0EliiE deS.
crihed property, belonging to the Estate or
YOrick Valade, deceased, tO-wit-
/. A tract of woodland containing ll3 acres,
situated in the parish of St. Landry l tWolsilp
5 south of range 3 east, of which 43DullV acres
are in section 81, and "a 4SI100 RIts are inc
southwestern part Of section IS, Punoeu north
and east by land of DaliCOurt JOU4eft2 SoOJl Dy
Hand of CiristOyal Dupre, and vest by Iahd OF
DalicOurt Joubert and Julien G9Ot.
2. A tract of prairie land, beiIg the undivided
half Of $50 acres, bounded norfft ~ anu OF D.
and U. Terrell, south by land0l Dufel Dupre,
being the same bought at shern S sale July 3lSt,
1869.
5. A tract of land (woodlfnd), containing 5
56I10O acres, and being sOfth-West 1racloilaI
quarter of northeast fractiGal quarter OF sec
ton u.
| quarter of northeast fracDnal quarter OF see
ton II 92l100 acres.
tion twelve, containing 1f41I10O acres, titles not
guaranteed-the above nfee tracts De1ng the
same purchased at the occasional sale or Ce-
leste JOubert, deceased Apt1i OH, 1908.
g.. A town lot, situatesE III the TOWN. OF Opelou-
sas, with all the bulldHgS anu mpFoVehlehGs
thereon, bounded nOr@ by. lOG Or south
by street, east b3 MAIN street, ana west
BY - .
7. Two mares, three horses, four pairs OF
mules about thirtv-pigat head of gentle horned
cattle, one lot Of hOgsfa LOT OF sheep, 1ouf pairs
OF oxen, OK cart, caneeSafI, nofSe-cafI, wagons,
two buggies, one family carriage one sugar
house and sugar-mih cotton GIN ana press,
farming ~implementsfa lotoI SEED cane house
hold furniture, etc. L
Terms and Conditi6ls-All Ih5 moEeanle prop
erty will be sold for sash, ana also tne properly
situated in the t0wnOf OPelousas ana the PAL
ance of the immOvable lroperty VIII ne SOFA on
a credit of one and Two vars rom DAY Of sale
purchasers to furnish flelr promlssory notes
payable to the orderot pc adnllnlstfatrlN OF the
estate, with two good F1d solvent securities 70
the satisfaction Of spa adlnlnlstfatf1&. ana
haorinG eight per eentper annum interest after
ma+nrifv Until final uyment-special mortgage
aud vendors nrirle9 retained on the property
snld. to secure paynEnt Of the purchase price,
'" L. PERRODTN,
som AuctiOneer.
F%1ssSnch caftleas nav not he gathered on the
dav Of salp. VIII BE sold as soon as they can be
gathered.
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a.eeeaaion de cyprien Dupre.

FN yERTU DUN oRDRE DE fhsoisso q
u Bile "a Cour DIES Pretii,yes, ae Ia t Iafo a9E ni I
offan} ehcherissenr, par y f. tss sor BSbiIe, : eq IA MAI
trateur, on par IN e ls1ia 55nnpp, tsgrss IL MIsR-
e GSRlEdBST,0 Is Jianvier, 1873, Ia propr.et6 ci-a laio
d6eTite alm~artenant Il 10 succession oeSsPRN'
In aereeau de terre touehant 2 ~ WIG dU,
pelousas, sur ie cote Quest, yam G.a e.. WIS ~ e Iots dc
III fer, Mn aag,s,,artepaIft j Nine Edmond DuI,re ct y. i,
Lewis, au sud par Ia ProPsFige,t a,,e as n nar Ia pro- pro.
GooR and Leenee sana0z, aSIohsSt Pa
prief9 de Nine, j.. Hartelie. 7,aob.t payabIe
Condifons - Motto ag z pFl 81, g rs IA y tnie ct
FL Tas4e 1ans ~yingt-luatre mos les actlastIst
foilrnissan{ lenrs bliIets aye = e'oe ae e@ dr fsd In
t ta9les eartsIff Iait pour cent d'interet par
aimee de u date j!psqn'aa hai eaaea5tr eIf l'.' assure
NJ 49, fbSyaatheuue spectacle ct le plyilegg ~ ~
y%enletir ais1u.an Placement ; e4tlsT g.
dt pix daehass ALCEE DUPRE,
administrator,
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Estate of Mary Jnne Daniel.-No. 3541.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Whercas, John S. Mckee and
Emma Jane Roberts, of the Parish of st. Landry,
Administrators of the estate of Mary Jane
Daniel, deceased, having filed a tahleau of elias
their petition raying for the homolOgatiOn of tIe
same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
December oath, 1872.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tablcau should not be ~homOlogated
and confirmed.
". \. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
dec, 2S-m&h,
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Esta1e Of George W. Chenes.-No. 241A

G1sdHVV vi WVVTaV NWVUVJ'--VU @@H@
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH COURT,
~ st. Landry.-WhCrcas, William F. Cheney, of
the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrator of the
estate OF George W. Cheney, deceased, having
filed Il final tablcau of distribution of the funds of
said estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the homol0gation of the same;
And whereas the PRAYER Of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
January 3rd, 1873.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make. opposition to said
tahlcaU III writing at my office in the town of
OpelOusGs, withint the time required by law, why
the said tahlcau should not be hUmOlOgated and
confirmed. Wa. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
ian. liz
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Estate of Charles R. snnith.-NO. 34O5.
STATE OF LOUTSIANA.-pARISH COURT,
~ st. Landry.-WhereaS, John F.. Smith, OF the
Parish of St. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of Charles T.. Smith, deceased, having
filed a tablrau of classification of debts of said
estate, accompanied by her petition praying for
the hOmOlOgatiOn of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, hearing date
December Both, 1873.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau i'll writing at my office III the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by laW
why the said tablGau should nOtbc h~OmolO%ated
and confirmed.
". A. ROBERTSON, ClerlG
inn 4
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Succession de George w. Cheney,-No.
OLA

FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-COUR DE PA
y [HiSS", -. Laudry.-Attendu que William
tlatelr tie In succession de George ". Cheney,
1iec"tile, ayHIt cnrtgistrc un tahlean final de
distribution lies f"nds ,e In dite succession, aC-
c"ln!pagmt dune petition ]demandant l'homolo-
CATION dfcclni:
Ut Httendl quill n etc fait drOit Il Ia demandc
tie Ia dite petition par uu ordrr de la (nnr en-
date du 5 %janyicr, 1873.
III. consequence. avis est par lc present donn6
aux InttreSStS dams cettc succession. d'aynir d
taire opposition, 81 aucunc lis ont, par cclfit, n
mon bureau, dams la vile dOpclousas, dams les
dclalS acc0rdcS par Ia loi, p0nrqu0ile dit tahlrau
lie Scrait pas approuvC ct h0In0IoguG.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grefier.
4 inn ~
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snccession de CharIes b, amilh-No.a1n

EIAI De LA LOUISIANA, COTR DE pa
- %roiSse, st, Lomdry.-Attendu que John +.
smith &c ia ParoisSc st. Landry. adminiStPa.
cGdt, ay;ht enregtstrf un tablCan de- % rlass %S-
cation dies detteS de In ditc succession. accomna-
me dune petition ]drmandant rhonloIogatf"n
dicrlui;
Et attcndu quill Il etc faft droit i Ia d,mord,
de Ia dite petition par I'M ortire dc IN C SnIr "n
date du 30 DGcelnhre, 1872. " oo"'' I'll
ElIcHnSequrnce avis est par lie present donnie
auN lmtGFcsseS dams cettc succession d'ayoir a
fang opposition, 81 aurlme lis ont, par ftrit !
MOI bureau, dams In willie d'Opclonsais, dams ins
tleltte JonrS qli %sniyrout III date ru present
ais, pourquOi le dit tahleau ne srrnit mas onD
pTuuYc ct hOnologuG. p"0 up
W. \. ROBERTSON, GrrAfrr.
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AWS---AYTS.
NoUVELLE N
AVIS DE S"UCCESST0WS
mcCessiOm dc Mary Jane DumfeT~Wo
OZ1t ANvV

3511. we
ETAT DE LA LOUIsTANE.-COrR M u,
- roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu Que , TTi 8
Mckee ct Emma Jane Roberts, dc In PARADISE
st. Landry, ADMINISTRATORS de In succesSion &c Io
Mary Jane Daniel. dec6dGe, ayant rnre~istr6 ~, ~"
tableau Il" classification DIES dtttes de- In lIite
succession, acc0mpagn6 dune p(titionn 1 % -,
dant PhOm0lOgatiOn d'icelui; o'''i'
ht attendn quill q etc fait droit d la drmande
de la ditc petition par un oltlre ,lc In TnIr o'
date dI 81 Dtccmbre, 1872. >" ~'"' o'
En- consequence, avis est par lc present dopu6
anX interesSts dams cette succession, d''avSir <
mon bureau dams Ia vile TOpelomsals d ill., -
dclaiS aecordts par IN loi, pourquoi lc dit tabIcan
ne serait pas approuy6 ct homol0guG, ~
VA ROBERTSON, Grrnier
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STATEMENT B.
S66037 s
THos. G. ANDERSON,
Parrish Treasurer.

On motion of Mr.. Roy, resolved that the
report of the committee be received, and that
the Recorder is hereby authorized to cancel the
bond of Thos. c.. Anderson, Parish Treasurer,
for the year187 +; and be it further resolved that
the warrants be destroyed. Whereup0n,
and several other citizens were invited into the
office of the Treasurer, and the committee pro-
ceeded to bnrnt the s51,25O85, in jurors, witnesses
in criminal cases and Parish warrants.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
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january II, 1879.

Enoch Hayes vs.. Daniel #yons.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISS ST. Lam
dry.-No. 12049-En vertu dun sPft dc feri
facias, lance par Honorable la Hitieme Cour
de District, dams ct pour la Paroi est. Landry,
dams lie process ci-dessus intftMH, ct IL moi
adresse, je vBndrai en- yente pTfanue. aI Dlus
offrent ench6risseur, a In Mais0 lie Cour de Ia
dite pafoisse, en- la vile d'0n 0lIsas. lie SA-
MEDI, l F6YrIer, 1878, a Onze Isres du matin,
les prophecies ci-apres d6crites ayoir-
Dir bales de cotton.
Saisies par 0rdre della COHP.
C0nditions-Comptant
]. Q, AYEs, sherff.
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TUESDAY, December Sd, 1872.

The Police Jury met pursuantto adjournment.
Present: JIM. Thompson. President; John Roy,
J. l.. Morris, 4. G. Chacher6 and Z. s.. FontenOt.
claims, after a careful examination, reported
favorably on the following claims, and the clerk
was instructed to issue warrants for the same
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DRY GOODS, GROGERNES.&Cs
NOW's YOUR CHANCE FOR
& DUPRE

BLOCH e. DUPESE
MAIN STREET, oPELoUsAs. La,
Have the honor of announcing to their nu
merOus friends and customers, and the public OF
st. Landry in general, thattheyarenoW offering
their immense stock of
FANCY, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE,
NOTIONS AND FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &c.
At Cost Price!!!
In order to close out their present stock before
removing into their
NEW BUILDING. . .
Parties in need of anything in their line will
STOCK Is COMPLETE
in every particular, as this is an opportunity
seldom offered to secure
CHEAP GOODS.
Don't fail to avail yourselves of this OppOr-
tunity, as MeSsrs. Bloch & Dupre are determined
to close out their stock on hand at a
GREAT SACRIFICE,
and this offer will only be open for
TWO OR THREE WEEKS,
as they intend to cmoveint their new building
which is now rapidly nearing completion.
dec. 7-4t.
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Il ed tenders his. sincere thanks to the public
for the liberal share of their patronage to him
for the last fifteen years, and respectfully in
forms them hat he will continue at the Old
Stand of Pitre & Carriere toreeefve and forward
freight, and hopes by his personal attention to
business to merit his share Of patronage. He
has made arrangements to buy COTTON for a
house in New Orleans, at the highest market
price, and furnish the planters with BAGGING
n TIES on the most reasonable terms.
F. L. PITRE.
Washington, Aug. 24-jan.27
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VENTEs DE SUGGESTIONS,


I'm YERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONO-
"a rable Ia Cour des Preuves, de la Paroisse st.
Landry, il Scra vendu n Pcncan public, au pins
offrant encherisSeur, par le s0usSigue, e~neantelr
puDlle,a lii dernIerC residence du d6fImt, dams
la Prairie PlaiSance, en- crtte parOisSe. h MFR-
CREDI, 5FeVrier, 1873, lespropriGtes ctapreS de-
critics, appartcuant a In succession d'YOlfek
Valade, decide, SAVIOR
!. I'm mOrCemI de tPrre il hOis Pontpnant ia
acres, situate dams la PaTOiSse st. Landry, dams
lie township s, au sud de Ia rangee est, don't
48 9OLlM acres sc trouve dams Ia section n, ct Ga
42E1O0 sc tFOIVe ttre la partie sud-oupst de In
section G3, borne all nord ct n Test par In terro
Gle DallC0urt JOuhcrt, au sud par In tprre de
Chl1st0val Dupre, II POuest par Ia terre do DALI
court JOuhert ct Julien Gal0t.
2. I'm moroccan de terTG &c prairie, GtanE In
mOiti6 indiVise de $50 acres, borne All nord Oar
la tcrrc de j. ct U. Terrell, ausud par In terre do
DureI Dupre, etant In meme teEPe achete a ame
ventc par lie Sheriff, le31 Juliet, 1869.
3. Tn moroccan de terre Il bois, contenant 5
56[100 acres, ct &tant le quart fractiOnaire sud
Quest du quart fractionaire nOrd-est de la assertion
u.
4. Tn moroccan de terre a bOis, 6tant lie uuart
sud-est du quart fractiOnairc nHrd-est de Ia sec
ton Il, cOntenant 80 92IIOO acres.
5. Tn lot fraGtiOnafre de teTre Il bois, dams Ia
section u, cOntenant II 41I1O0 acres, les titres
n'etant pas garantis-les tr0is mnrcpaux p-
dessus Giant les menfes qui ont etc achet6s a la
veHte de succession dc Celeste J0Hbert, dectdGe,
lie 6 AvTil, 1869.
6. Tin lot de terre, situ6d dams la vile daOnelon-
H'Frs ttfSNA 'AAtN ~ NtARSt NN AFAAAA
Qui sg tr0uvent, borne aunOrtl par le lot de-,
All sud par Ii rUe-, a Pest par la rue Main,
ct a FoUest pGr-
T. 7. DeUx jumGnts, trois chevafIx, qnatre paireS
de mulets, environ 80 tetes de bGteS ii CUrnes
dOuees, I'M lot de C0chonS, nm lot de mOltOns,
quatPe paires de bPufs, une chaIrette q bPuf,
Ume chaFrette q cannes, me cllaTrette il I'M
cheval, wagons, deHx buggies, I'M cafrnsse dc
famille, unC snererie ct I'M moulin Il suCre, mn
moulin d cotton ct rne pFessC, Instruments ara
torres, TN lot de eannes pour plants, meHhIes do
Inenage, etc.
Conditions-T0utes les pr0pri6tGs mohilinFes
seront yendues pour du compliant, ct anssi pour
la prOpriGte situ6 dams In VILE d0pel0usaS; Ia
balance DIES prophecies immohilieres seront yene
dues sur Vn credit dc un ct deux ans, 4 partir
du jour de In vente, les acquGreuFs fottrnisSaut
leul's hi1letS prOnIiss0ires payables y lartfre do
administrative de ladfte sncceSsiOu, ayeclenx
BONES ct sOlvablcs securities D Ia Satisfaction
de ladite ADMINISTRATIVE, JNFtAnt Init pOurcent
d'interGt par aimee de PGUllGance iusqu'au PATE
/ mrmt %timal-Hnc hypOtheque spectacle ct ie priyi-
legc DIN vendclr retCnus sur III prppTiete ven
due, ain d'aSsurcr lie placement dil prfX d'achat,
capital ct iHt6rGt.
r. PERRCDIN,
4 jan, Encanteur.
ELes bGtcs 4 cornes qni ne seront pas IN
massecs IL jour de In vente, ser0nt vendnes aus.
| a;fGf FmTsnJlna Ia Safnnt .H==E
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ian. II 1873
NOemie TomnncOurtvs.E ~rosi1nc Nezat

NOeEmieT OmamcOuPtvS. 4 hrOsi1le NeZat
ct sou MARI
NOUR DE DISTRICT. PATSE ST. Ian
" dry.-No. 1O507.-En vertu l writ dc tieri
facias, lance par PhOnOrabIe Nuitiemc COur
lie District de PEtat de Ia Blame, dams ct
pour la ParOisse st. Landry, d lie process Ci-
dessus i%ntitulG, ct 4 moi adrd9jc prOcGdelai
4 Vcndrc d PenGan public, Il miSOn de COuT
de Ia dite parOisse. dans Ia viEes OpclOuSaS,
lie SAMEDI, l F6vrIcr, 1873, &ze hCIres du
matin, les propri6tes ci-apres 6ites, SAVIOR
/. Tn certain moroccan de ter3tant une ha-
bitatiOn situ6e SIR Ia rive est bayou TGchc,
mCsurant six arpents de 'front.' lcdit bayou
sur SOiXantc-siX arpents de prOfnur, Dormant
1856 arpentS superticiCIs, plus GOinS, ensem-
BILE ayec tOuteS les batiSseS ct alterations. ii
dite prOpriGt6 est borne au nGDar les terrcS
d'Hon0r6 ct Felix D6ican, an par Ia terrc
appaTtenant i Ia succession d#oine Nezat,
a pOuest par lie Bayou TGche,A Fest par la
tcITe marGCagcISe Cl-aprGS deere
2. Tn moroccan de tcrre mar6&uSe, six ar
penis de front sur diX-hnit arpa de prOfOn'
deur, Dormant 118 arpentS snper3s, borne au
nord ct All sud par l'haDitatiOn ci@suS d6crite
d Pest par les terrCS appartenaIKuN h6riticrS
du defunt Charles Barre, ct a lOg par l'habi
tatiOn ci-dessus dGcritc.
Saisies par Ordre de laCOur.
COnditiOns-A I'M credit de dOamOiS, Fac
quGreur fOurnissant I'LL caution aNdes sccnri
ties scion Ia lOi.
E. 0. HAE, Sheriff.
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Onezilne Carriere VS.. J ohm J. Taylor
pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRYN0. 1875
l. BY virtue OF an order Of seizurSd sale is
sued out of the honorable Parish ct, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, i'll th&ove emit
tied suit, aud to me directed, I wiBrocred to
sell, at public auction, to the higheS bidder, at
the Courthouse of said parish, in n town of
OpelOusas, on SATURDAY, the day Of
February, 1873, at eleven O'clock Al the fol
lowing described property, to-wit-E
A plantation situated at Prairie Bh, Parish
of st. Landry, measuring ninety-tw&perficial
arpents, more or less, bounded NORTH land of
Ambrose Valin, east by land Of DrsObert H.
Littell, west by the swamp and T6ne, and
south by lands of VilleneuVe BordelOaOgether
with allthe buildings and imprOvemeIfhereOn,
being the same property purchased vendOr
from On6zime Carriere, the 4th Aprs1887, by
act before Recorder of St. Landry, 1Arded in
book W, page SOC, and which has beeI5rchased
by petitioner from Pierre ROusselon, / act the
5th December, 1843, as per act befOresrre La
byche, then Notary of said Parish. Ill mum
bered 1868 of his acts.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-On a credit of Observation-Disclosures
ser furnishing bond II security aeGding to
law.
E. o. HAYES, Aerif.
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In the Matter of 1Ie Minor LizzE ).

I'm the Matter of the MinOr Lizzh y.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF RAPIDS
l. No. 193.-By virtue of an order of thchon-
orable Probate Court Of the Parish of Rapales,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sen, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, atthe
Courthouse of the parish of st. Landry, i1Ithe
town of OpelOusas, ON WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day of February, 1873, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit-
st. Landry, two miles below the town of OpeI
lolsas on the Grand Coteau road, pounded by
Bayou Callahan on the south, lands of Estilette
on the north, of c.. G. SWayze ON the west, and
of Mrs. Cooke on the east, containing enc hui
dred and twenty-five acres, more or less, and
being the same acquired byJ. A. Williams from
G. G.. Swayze for minor, as per act dated Nov
ember 18th, 1857.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
g. o. HAYES, Sheriff.