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Efforts 10 Secure a Competent Htsto-
rian Of the Trip to EurOpe-Lettcrs
from General Butler and others.
The GRAPHIC CoMPANY,1
NEW YORK, july II, 1878.

IHE GRAPHIC COMPANY
New YORK, July II, 1873. )
General Benjamin T. Butler:
My Dear Sir,-You have doubtless heard
of the contract between The Graphic Com
pany and Messrs. Wise and Donaldson,
whereby these two gentlemen undertake to
cross the Atlantic ocean in Il balloon of vast
capacity and carrying power, which is now
in process of construction. The Graphic
Company, DESTROYS of securing the services
of Que of the best writers and foremost men
in the country as historiographer of the eXpe-
dition, take sincere pleasure in offering this
position to you as. a recognition OF your emf
nent abilities and your unsurpassed style Of
vigor, incisiYencss, and pictorial power.
The balloon will sail about the Goth OF Au-
gust next; and, thinking that at this sultry
and depressing season you would probably
enjoy temporary relief from your arduous
labors, and the novel experience and need
ed refreshnent the expedition would fur
nish, we offer you the position with the
hope that you will give the proposal favor
able consideration. Whatever the people Of
Massachusetts may do in the coming elcc-
ton, The Graphic Company is willing to
afford you an opportunity to reach higher
elevation than any to which even the sl1-
frages of q free people can carry you.
Yours, very respectfully,
MANAGERS OF The GRAPHIC COMPANY.
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DRsrGS. MEDICINES, dc.

DACAHOUT DIES hRABES (French),
~ LoeHund's; Liebg's Food for infants Ger
nan)-cxceIi,1,t dictctlc preparations for Infants
and ays,eplics. l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
~ 90 Sixth and Broad streets
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE a
SpECIAI,IN t..,.

Tb.Iewts amendment, adopted the 18th of Febru-
arv. is7a secures to the bankrupt nh additional exc
empton In excess of the i've hundred heretoiorSe
iuivnients and DEGREES OF State courts. -
Wife's right Of dover Is, as heretofore preserVeu
intact :. s,,
G. MAURICE Smith prosecItes claims Of every
description against the United States Government
Mr.. JACOB COHN,an eNpertin bankrupt matters,
is connected with the firm.
Correspondence seheitsdi mn
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Receipts for the past week have been light. Prices
remain firm for desirable kinds Of working tobacco.
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The New Movement In Ohio.

We do not know that the new movement
i'll Ohio will result in any good; yet as there
is at least a chance that it may, we publish
its platform
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= ETTYSRIIRG KATALYsINE WA


" TER.-Tbe United States Dtspensatory, Tue
authorized record Of our aateria Meaica, ciasses
this water with the most renowned alkaline or car
donated springs OF Europe 1t far excels any other
known in It's self-preseryiDg propertes ituoes noL
deicriorate by bottlIrg and Keeping. 1t has never
been claimed for any other mineral water ne pGmes
10 dissolve the urates, so-called chalk FORMATIONS
in the body or on the limbs and joints This the GET
tysburg Katalysine Water has done IN hundre1s OF
Instances. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Dye
pEPsIA, GRAVEL. DIABETES. KIDNEY ndUAlSAhn
DISEASES generally have yielded to It's influence. IL
has restored MUSCULAR POWER 10 Tue pa,aa,yaS,
cured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and given neatny nc
ton to the TORPID LIVER. Ii has curel cnhoS.o
DIARRHdsA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHaA, CA
TARIFF, DISEASES or THE SKIN, GENERAL DEbd liz
TY and NERVOUS PROSTRATION from AESTAL and
PHYSICAL ExCESsEs. All these by the bottled wa
ter. 1t IL powerful aptidote for EXCESSIVE EAT.
INC or drinking. ,Itcorrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost Immediately.
Pamphlets containing history or the spring, re-
ports from eminent physicians and medical writers,
marvellous and weattested cures, and TESTIMONIALS
from distinguished citizens, will be furnished anu
sent BY mail on application TO
WHITNEY BROTHERS, General Agents:
s 227 south Front street, Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYsgURG SPRING COMPANY.
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VISITORS TO THE SPRINGS should
' have with them FOUGERA'S kEADY-MAbE
MUSTARD-PL ASTEKS--pr In acting, clean,
and will keep good in any climate the improved
wax NIGllT-LIGITs, or TAPERS, to burn In
the bed-chamber-ast eight hours, and are Tree
from any disugrecable odor. For sale ut
MEADE Il BAKERS Drug Store,
tv,a 9l9 Main street,
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SARATOGA WATER,

SARATOGA WATER,
FRESH FROM THE EXCELSIOR STRING,
for sale OH draught and In bottles.
ALSO,
CONGRESS WATER, IN bottles.
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
jyls No. $50 Broad street.
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Repfy.
BAY VIEW, July "a, 1878.

To the Managers Of the Daily Graphic:
My Dear Sirs,-I am very much obliged
to you for your invitation to cross the Allan
tic in the balloon which is to be sent up by
the Graphic, and l fully agree to what you
say-that if should accept the invitation |
should have an opportunity to "reach Il
higher elevation han any to which even the
sutfages OF IL free people can carry me-"
You certainly offer great temptation to
take part in the expedition. You forget an
other inducemeDt which just now might be
equally strong with me. should go be-
You'd the reach of the mail, the telegraph,
and the newspapers-at least while | was
at that " elevation of which you speak.
Success in tue great experiment which you
are undertaking will do more, in my judg-
ment, 10 show that the invention of the art
OF printing was i benefit to mankind than
has been dcue by all the newspapers of the
country since the foundation Of the Govern.
ment. Z
have the honor to be, very truly yours,
RrErI.JIS n RrrTrrp
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syywMER RESORTS.

Urine FRESH HOPS, last sron. :.
~ M L, WAC NER, niuzstsfs
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ExTRAcT FROM ANOTHER LETTER.

EXTRACT FROM ANOTHER LETTER. ~
I am strongly impressed with the belief
that the capacity of the balloon Gin some
form) for air navigation is much greater than
has vet been demonstrated, and therefore
look upon all systematic, skilled experiments
undertaken for useful purposes with great
interest, C. w. CHILDs.
FROM GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
Will you allow me to express the sincere
admiration feel for the energy and deter.
mination displayed in bringing to practical
solution question of such high interest IN
a scientific and practical point Of view.
>. ... -- G. B, MCCLELLAN.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-24
Fremont Dapre VS.. Louise Beiaire,
Widow. eft ais, s 49,. f.

26 sept.
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snceesston. de Clarfssss Donat to.

I'm VERTU DUN DKDREtDE E'ETONORA-
IL BILE Ia Cour des Preuves, ee Ia ParUiSse st.
Landry, il sera Ybndu q FetLGdTi public, aut plus
0ffrant enCherisseuf,, par lie s6ussigue IN encan-
teUr public, & la Residence d,Auguste Donate,
pere, pres DIES ODblOhsas, lie MARDT, rs d'OetO-
bre, 1873, les PROPHECIES ci-apFGs d6erites, ttppar-
tenant a Ia succession de Clarisse Donate, dee6-
dee, SAVIOR: :. ~ rs ~'<fs ."".NF
I. La Motto ifrdivise de I'M terrain ct demi,
sitne dams la vile des 0pelousas, en- cette pa
r0isse, cOnnu ct d6sig16 CONNIE lot No. 9, ct Ia
de Nine. Mace, borne All noFd par la rue entire
lie dit terrain ct celle de Joseph John, au sud
par: la Motto dn terrain No. 10, apnartenant IL
Y0rick Valade, -anGiennenlent a Eugene plate.
a folesti par I'M terrain du dit ToriCk Valade ct
les, heritiers de Nine. Mace, ct faisant face ct
borne a Fest par la rue du Main; ensemble avec
tQutes les batlssese ct authorizations qu1 s'ytrou,
| vent. ~. 80. ... ,,tFt.
2. Quinzo t8ttes de, ehevaux. pins GU m1oilnass, Six
tetes de chevalx de tire, sept tetes de b6tes, 4
| cofnes dOuces, huit 1nulets de tire, T.
| *Termes ct ConditiOns,-La terre payable I'm
| tiers du prix compliant le jour della vente, ct la
balance en- deux placements egaux annuels, poul
laquelle sGnlme Pacquereur fOurnfront SEES bill
| let's aFee homes sOlYable securities a la Satisfac
ton dn tnteur, ct payable e Sotido D son 0rdre
axec hut pour cent par an. d'int6r6t apres ma
turtle. La pr0priete restapt sp6cialement by
pOtheq1G ayec 10 privilege du vendeur reserve
| pour assure lie Placement, Pacqu6reur s'engagent
d payer dix pour cent, pour les frais d'AVoeat
dams lie cas- des procedures legales sera institute
pour recouyriT le Placement, ct saengagent de ne
dite pFopri6te ayant le paiementdtnal. Les pro
pri6t6s mObilieres pour du compliant. Isl fI -
Z &,.. A. p. WILLIAMS, Encanteur. .
96 sent, -- -s., n .1
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succeasion Dc Cyriaquc CUTLERY.

TN VERTU D'U ORDRE DE LHONORA~
~ BILE la COur des Preuyes, de la Par0isse St
Landry, il sera Tendu d Pencan public, au plus
ottrant enGherisseuF, par lie sOussign6 un encan-
teur public. surles lieux en- scette paroisse, lie
JEUDI, 10 Novembre, 1873, les prophecies i-apres
d6crites, appartenant h la succession de Cyri-
aque GuillOry, DECIDE, SAVIOR; '-.,l ,,
/. I'm certain habitati0n, situe a anse Cavalier
en- cette parOisse, mesuranti oinq aTpentS de face
elr quarante Ell ~prOfOndelTr, borne au nOrd par
les terres UArthur Lafeur, au sud par AdOlphe
Manuel, a. Fest par lie bayou Grand Louis on
T6che, ct Quest par -, Giant le meme pro-
| prietf achet6 parl lie defnnt Il la vent6 de slcces-
sion d'Octaye. LatleuT, lie 7 Mars, 1866, .;Lvec les
| batisses ct amGli0ratiOns qui sly trouVent.
2. Trois mulets Cn6ole, environ trentel t6tes de
bGtes a,c0rnes eOaIanten partic dams cette pa
rOisSe ct en- partie dams la parOiSse CalcHsieu, un
cheval Creole dOux, environ dix tetes de betes
| chevaliiies, eft frOis marques en- fer.
! Termes ct COnditiOns.-Lai tarre. un-siX1emc
complaint ct la balance dams at1b an da jour de la
vente; FacquGreuP fOlrniSSant son billet pOrtant
huit pour cent par All dint4rGt apres maturitc,
Avec deux bOns ct s0lvables SECURITIES i Ia salts
faction de administrative IAterre restant sp6;
cialelnent hyp0theQu6 ct lie privilege du yendeul
reserve ct racquhreur s'engagent de, ne pas dis:
poser OIL s'aliepier. Ia die prOprit6 au detrinent
de la dite hypQtheqle, .iusqu,au Placement final
ct de payer dix pour cent pour les frais d'ayO
cat dams IL cas- dun process pour obtenir le pale
lnent. I'll ,r .
Les mObilieres pour du compliant.
49,. A. P. WILLIAMS, Encanteur.
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Rsaaee az Glarfsas Tpnnaan.

~ VIRTUE or An ORDER or THE non
= cradle Probate Court nf the Parish Of st.
Landry, fhegeeWiH be sold at public auction, to
tile highest bidder, by the undersigned aspuhlic
auetioneers at the residence of Auguste Donate
pere.. near Opeiousas, on TUESDAY, October
2sJla, 1873, the following described property, he.
longing 70 the estate %. gaarfsse Donate de-
ceased, tB2git: 3#*Efaf 5E5 =
The undiglsted half Of one ;tiidd i half lots ct
ground, gitnH1ed ID the tow Hf 0~BnnI0usas, III
This nafrsssh. Known ind designated as lot No, 8,
and north half of lot No. 10, of the division of
land of Mrs. Mace, bounded north by the street
hetWeenssaid lot nd that OF JosennlA1obi15t south
by the halflntN0. TO- belonging TO YOrick Valaae,
formerly to Elgele HtlQ8ey Weat by Lot OF s2ld
40rick Ealaae and the heirs of Mrs. Mace, aIiq
hunfing and bounded east by 8Esafn street, WITH
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
2. Fifteen head of Horses more or less, six
head of work horses, seven head Of gentle HORN
cd cattle, eight work mules.
Terms and GDAaitfUns.-YHe FeafestatG paya-
BILE enc third cash OH le day of snIe, and the
Dalalsce I'M two eqIA anHIaI instruments, f4r
which SUMS the purchaser sllil fufnIahh nus notes
With good and soIyentseemriH to the satisfae.
ton 9th tutor, and payable IN SolSdo to his
order, Witlleight percent, Der allnt1In interest
from maturity. The property remaining Epe
tlflIY nlaEtgaged with vendors lie1i and priVi
Iegge 10 secure payment thereof, pure1aseragree
ing To- naF ten per cent attorneys fees IN ease
Of 1ega1 proceedings 10 enforce uAy1nentthereo
anu binding himself not to alternate en- in ans
manner dispose of said properly before find
payment. MoYabIes cash.
Il. I. WILLIAMS, A~uetioneer.
sept aG-st
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Estate of Cyrfaque Gaufllory

pYyIRTuEO OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court of. the Parish OF st.
Landry, there win be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned, q public
auctioneer, on the premises, in this parish, on
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1873, the following
described property, belonging to the estate Of
CyriaQua Gui1lOrYY deceased, te-Wlt: g W
i. A certain plantation, situated in Ansc Ca
Waller in this parish, measuring five arpents
front by forty in depth, bqtlnded north by land
of Arthur Lafeur. south by Adolphe Manuel,
east by bayou Grand Louis or Ttehe. west by
, being the same property Which deceased
purchased at the successi0nal snle OF Octave
Laf1eur, the It'll March, 1866, with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
2. Three Creole mules, about thirty head OF
horned cattle ranging partly in this parish and
partly in the parish OF Calcasiel, a gentle Creole
horse, about ten head of horse creatures, and
three branding irons.
Terms and ConditiOns.-phe land, One-siXth
| cash, and the balance in one year from day of
sale the purchaser furnishing his note bearing
/ eight per cent. per hnTllm interest from mAtI-
| rity, with two good and solvent securities to the
satisfaction Of the ADMINISTRATIVE, the land re-
| manning specially mortgaged with vendors priv
| ilege reserved and purchaser binding himself
! not to dispose Of Or ALLEVIATE it to the dCtrimcnt
of said mortgage, until after final payment; and
to pay attorneys fees at ten per cent in case
| suit be brought to enforce payment.
The movahles for cash.
. ~; \. ?. WILLIAMS, Apctioneer.
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Estate Of Benjamin r. Linton.

Ply VIRTUE OF ANORDER OF4THE HON.
n orable Probate Court of theE Parish OF, st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest4bidder, blythe undersigned a public
auetiQneer, at the C0uEthauseEin the town of
Opelousas, on THURSDAY, October S0th, 1878,
the following described property belonging to
the estate of Benjamin T. Linton, deceased,
ta-wit; aa, a. .a .s~-:5> aT',>
L. A certain tract of land, situated on Petit
Prairie Bayou, measuring four hundred and
eighty acres, Bounded north by lands of Tanner,
south by Hands of.R.W. Heath, east by landsso OF
Moss and Godchaux, and west by lands of Louis
Curmouche and Tanner.
Rs2.aAlR0s OneIet OF ground, situatedinthe toEKi
OF Opelousas. hpHAdel north by property of Mrs.
2. j. LGfeayre, south by. Vine street, east by
property OF q. A. King, and WestBy COuetstreeh,
togefhegsRWith all the buildings and tmprnsa:
ments thereon. @sA5
Terms and C9af1t1itions.-One half cash, and
the balance IN one year from the day OF sale,
purchaser to FURNISH his note with good and
solvent security, payable to the order of the adj
lninistrafoT, at the law office If ID. A. Marte1 &
Hudspeth, in the town of Opelousas, with eight
Der cent interest from mlturitY Until paid. The
property remaining specially mortgaged t0se.
ctlre payment thereof, and purchaser binding
himself not to sell, ALLEVIATE, or otherwise DISPOSE
OF said property to the aetFiment of said mort.
gage, also binding himself to pay ten per cent
attorneys fees IN case Of suit to enforce Oay.
meRt OF said note, 4& IE Y
Z I. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
sent 9G-5f t4} E:f hESEHE.- = ~ TITS
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.Assta5ss4ss' Of marfe La,are Fbaiale,

RY VIRTUE OF AN 0RDRE OFETHB HON
AZ Orable Probate Court of tile Parish of St.
Landry there Willbe sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder. by the undersigned natural
tutor, or by Il public aucti0neer, on the premises
in this parish, on TUESDAY, November nth,
1875 the following described property, belong
ing to the estate of Marie LaureD aigle, deceased,
tO-Wit:
i. A~certain tract of prairie land, containing
one hundred aTnents, more or less, situated near
Flaque1naine Point, in this parish, bounded north
M. sChilds, east by land of iLeandre Bonrque,t
and west by -, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, 20 "a, :
n3E An9ther tract OF wood landp SITUATED BIT
FbtHFeplt IA FMS parish, containing ~.ltrpe and
Y half aFpents front hy forty IN Seufh more . or
less, bounded north by ltafjT1aof HsnlSiF;r HaiSle
soath Dy lands Of. east Nv bavol Plagne,
nttne 45rulee, being the same property bought
Matte. 2Ft 4t5 s" 80
8: another tract of wood and prairie land, sit
uNeedlTf same parish, containing one and q hall
asffpggnt5fEont by forty in depth, bounded north
py.J. AsDaigte. sonth by lands belonging TO the
hgirs OF Dupre, east BY bayou PLAQUE
mine BFnl6U,s west BY ST At
4. 4 lot OF buildings and improvements situa.
ee9 ~ lands belonging to railroad, ON which de-
5, Five head Of horses and mares, twenty.
three head OF mich cows and young horned cat
ue,StWop aifsEof oxen. an OLD buggy and cart, q
branding iron, woo ldguns and a pistol, a lot Of
Wild cattle, a. lot. of farming and plantation i'm
R~le1nents, household and kitchen furniture, aud
other moEahfes.
TERMS and C0nt1iti0ns.-The movable property
to be sold for cash, payable on day Of sale. The
immoFahle or realpFopefty to be sold on q credit
OF one, W and three years from the day of sale
purchasers to furnish their notes with two good
ana solvent securities ia lido, payable to the
order of the tutor, beaFiLz~-gIt per cent pei
annnln interest from maturity till paid; thu
laIds remaining specially mortgaged with ven
doris privilege in favor of said succession to sc
cure payment Of said notes, principal and inter
est; purchasers promising not to sell or ether
wise dispose of the property to the detrfrnent Of
tne mortgage SO retained and IN ease of suit t.
enforce payment of said notes or part thereof
purchasers to pay attorneys fees at fenper cent
on the amount sued on. w.
VIM ELKTNS, Natural Tutor.
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TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA-
~ BILE la Cour DIES Preuves, de Ia PaIOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a Pencan public, au plus
offrant enGherissenr, par le s0ussign6 un encar-
teur public, il la MaisOn de COur, dams Ia willie
DIES Opelousas, lie JEUDI, 80 OctObre, 1873, les
prophecies .ei-apr0s. d6crites. appaBtenart a la
succession dc Benjamin F. Linton, dGced6,
SaVOir:
i. I'm certain moroccan de terre. situ6 sur le
Bayou Petite Prairie, Inesurant quatrc cent
| quatF6-yingt acres, borne all nord par les terres
de Tanner, au sud par les terresdeR. ". Heath,
q Pest par les terfes de Moss ct GOdChauX, ct
a 1fOuest par les terres de Louis CarmOuche ct
Tanner. @' 4'' --t
2. Aussi, rIl terrain, situ6 dams la vile des
OpeIousas, borne au nord par la propri6t6 de
Nine. P. J. Iefebyre, au sud par la rue Vine, a
Test par lii pr0pri6tB de F. A. King, ct Il POuest
par la rue de Ia COur. ensemble avec tOutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
TeTlnes ct C0nditiOns.-La Motto compliant,
ct In balance dams un an du jour de la ventC,
| IacuuGreur founissant son billet avec b0nnes ct
sblVables securities, payable a lordre de Pad
miristratetr, au bureau de li de B. A. Martel d
| Hudspeth, dams la vile des OpelousaS. ayec huit
pour cent 'intertt apr6s maturite 1~usqu'au pale
ment. Les pr0prietGs reStant sp6cialement by
pQtheQues pour assurer le Placement, ct l'acqu6-
reur s'epgagent de ne pas yendre, s!ali6njer OH
autrement dispose de la dite prOpriete au d6tri-
meQt de Ia dite hypotheqne, aussi s'engagent a
payer dix pour cent pour les frais d'AvOcatdars
Ie cas- dun process pour recouvrir lie Placement
du dit billet. &c.. e. .-. ..'.l -." .
~ A. P. WILLIAMS, Encanteur.
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. SUCCESSION SALES.
Succession de Marie Lamre DnigR

Succession de Marie Lamre DRfgRc.
I'm NERTU DUN ORDRE DE IHOEORA-
"a bic Ia COrr deS PrcuveS, de In ParOisse St.
Landry, il sera veniu d Penean public, au plus
offrant eReh6risseur, par lie aopssign6 tuteur ma
turclt on par nh eneanterfr public, sur les lieux,
en- cette parolsse, le MARDT, IL NOvembre, 1873,
les proprIetes ci-apre8 d6Crites, apparteilant d
10 succession de Marie Laurie Daigle, GeoedGe,
SAVIOR: $50
l. Tn certain moroccan de terre de prairie, con-
tenant cent arpents, plus on lnoins, situG pres
de Ia P6inteP laquen1inoe EN- cette par0isSe, borne
au nOptt par les terFes appaFtenant a. Z. ThibO-
deau; au sud par N. NJ. Childs, d Fest par les
terres de LGandro BOurque, ct Quest par --,
ensemble avec les batisses ct authorizations qul
sly trouvent.. .-' f.
2. I'm autre m0roeau de terre, boisGe, sitn6 a
La Pointe NOir, Gu cette p~arOiSse, cQntenant trOiS
arpents ct demi dc face sur Quarante de profon-
dGur, plus on %lnoinS, borne au nOrd par les terreS
dc Z6phirin Dafgle, au sud par les telres de -,
4 Pest par IL bayou PlaquHlninc BrulGe, etant
IL meme propriete achete par WIN. Elkins Il Ia
v6nte dc Ia succession d'ArcGnG Matte.
3. Tn autre moroccan de teFre bOis6e ct prairie
situG dams Ia meme p~arOiSse, contenant TN ar
pent ct demi de face sur quarante ell profOndeur,
borne au nord par J. /. Daigle, All sud par DIES
terres appartenant aux h6ritiers de Cyprien
Dupre, 4 Pest par le bayou Plaquemine BrulGe,
ct Quest par-.
4, In lot de batisses ct authorizations situe sui
dcS terreS appartenant aux chemin de fer, SUI
laquelle Ia defuntc Il reinforcement reside.
s. Cinq tGtes de cheyaux ct juments. vingt
trOiS totes, de vacheS d lait ct jcunes bttes i
COrlcs, uStlA pdIES uc DtcuLS ue tIEe, I'LL NlCuA
buggy ct charrette, unc marQlC en- fer, deuS
vicux fusils ct I'M pistOlet, un lot de betcs /
cOrnes farOuches, un lot d'ustensils a~ratOire g
d'habitation, meHblcs de maisOn ct de cuisine
ct autres objects mObili6res.
Termes ct COnditiOns.-Les propri6t6s mObi
Heres sera vendu pour du compliant, payable II
jour de Ia yente. Les prophecies immobiliere
sGrl vendu sur un credit de I'm, deux ct trOi&
ans du Jour de Ii vente, les acquGreurs f0urnis
sent lCurs billcts avec deux bOns ct sOlvablc
securities en- solido, payable Il Iordre du tuteur
portant huit pour cent par TN d'inter6t apre1
maturite iusqu'au Placement les terres reStan
Superintendent ~hypOthequ6 avec lie privilege dl
vondeur en- favour dc Ia ditto succession pou
| assurer lie Placement dies dts billets, principal e
int6rGt; les acqnGreurs promettant de nc PIT
vondre OH autrenent dlspOser de les propri6tG
au dttriment de la dite hypOtheque; ct en- en-
dun process pour obtenir le Placement DIES dit
hillctR on me partie DIES mG1nGs, les acqutreur
paicront dix pour cent sur lie montant en- prOce
pour les frais Q'avOCata.
WIN. ELKTNS, Tuteur Eaturel.