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New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
feeal Notltes.


INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
for The EASTERN DISTRICT Of PRNNSYLyANIA-lN BANh-
RPTCY-In the matter JAMES NJ DRESBAcu. Bsnsrupt-
Easlr Dsrt Of Ptnnsyrdad ga warrant In BankaPte ss
b.en Ssued against the Estate OF JAMES NJ DI
RACH Of The County Of Northampton ad State Of PennsyVan 10
sad Distract duly M udgd bankrupt upon Pon OF as
and the debts and the delivery OF properly
belonging bankrupt him to bis and the transfer o.
by him are forbidden law meeting OF The cedofs o
ukrp their debts and choose more Agees Of
HI, Estate be hd Court OF Bankruptcy % be holden az Eoh
Penn In .ad District 18th day OF April A. D. oeock
d. At No uuleks building the omee OF '" B. Dos'ef
e,o one Of the IN Bankruptcy Of said District
' JAMES n. KERNS, U. s. Marshal for said District
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A NGLO-AMERICAN RAILROAD MORT
~
IA dASS TRUST CAPITAL oSR MILLION


IN CERTIFICATES or elOO EACH PRICE OF BUBsOhlriio'
485 PER CERTIFICATE -, .,,.
Coupons win he attached 70 each Certbeate ior hes'
onsr,ery equal at the pree oi issue
The Certificates Will be Teoeemeu pH' " J"
drawings out of the Surplus Income , - II, ~ -,
Of the Certificates shan nave peh p on :.
psr by wings subscribed capital wtn a
htOns will be dvsbe pro rata among the eooen Of 'Ae
Thu on ,spital Of One Million holder Of e,eh Of uth last
mention ed will receive 100 for each 4s3 invested
dillon per Aunum during the existence OF Tie lr A
fhaTc Of any surplus income - ,.. n. y, ir,rie.n
Subscriptions will be accepted Ia FIRST Mortgage bon8 VI
Railways as hereafter explained .sut. -,
The Ceraca will be issued to bearer but register u oe az
holders who desire TO register hsf
eae~
Hon CHARLES W. WENTWORTH FrzwrLLIAs, NJ r. Tor
SIR sIILS JOHN GIBBONS. Bart. Alderman Of Lordoa.
ANDRRw JOHNSTON, ESQ.,, NJ. for South b'seL
RICHARD B. MARTIN esq, Banker, Lonean LOMBARD ST.
erfdtshOlfers COStaitht
Chairman CHARLES LEWIS, NJ T. for Lon1ooott, oa
Deputy Chairman CLAUDlUS L. HABlCHI' esd DAaAe' - Wv
Brosd-st
ROBERT BAYMAS ESQ. Merchant, 30 Great To"er''h
JOHN CATER esq Merchant Rood lane; ,r
CHARLES KEMP DYER, esq. Lioyds aud 81 Aloan"
with power TO add 70 their nurnbef)
Conmibs at N1r- York al, -, M
PHIIO C. CALHOUN esq President OF the Fourih haoai' M
HENRY CLBWS, esq, Banker.
WILLIAM LAMONT TAYLOR. esq, Banker
auditors.
Messrs. GEORGE WHlFFIN Co.
BANKERS.
MesrS MARTIN L Co, CO Lombardst
Broker.
JOHN LAMBERT DALEY, ESQ, IS Old Broad't
SOLICITORS
he.sr. BIILIYGHURST L WOOD. II Ponltry.
Meas j. H. RUDALL soSs,3 BrAbAni Court PhiPo' Lane
H.. -, ,h, ,, Is 70 Cord reliable and convenient medium
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tairs leave Ne~York m foot OF Desbro and Corspdi s
a. follows:
man Palace Cars attached, 800 s. T. sad $50 sunday
b:J0p. n.
gOr Baltimore Washington and the South sp san
dsy 900
p ulsht Sunday s. s:10, aud $500
For Phila. VIA kenSEgton. at : a m. aud p. N.
grant and second class iil5 o. =.
Newark 6T $40. $40 g. 10 H. 1899 T. H. l. T. ffo
$40 90 GlO $50 $40 $40 53O $50 6a t:D i:Jo $40
9 10 1880 u p u. Sunday $40 6. s;lO, snd ep.W 80.
EAAbsth,6 6.31 T:t !. $50 3 TO- H. il:t " =,
2:3O, 3lQ $40 s:l0 40 $40 SD, $3.50, Els AT ~
el0 le ll:JO, 70 D. m. sunday $50 o, aEd S;l0 p n
For RAhwsy $50 :, GO $50 aud 10 u = zio
SEQ ale $50 52o So $50 $50 19 fn 10 y AhS -
FOR wOodOndss Aa0oy, and 10 f:o $50 "a
For New BrunswcE : 10 m I'm ia D $50 S % sp ~ AL
u uight SUNDAY, ., ami
For Esst hlstone I A. ~. 70 noou A;lo and $ % =
for Lam5ervle and Femiagtou, 3 a. m and : y iH
FOR Phil psburg and Beivfi-re anl
fo BOrdenoNu BaringIoe and CAmiee he ~ ~
l?.l0. ? J, 3.t0. 4 aud .. N. .|.|
For Freehold m. and p n
For Janesburg Penber,oa Camdeu a. NJ. 5;W 2 "a
Train, arrive As follows. From PtbgTgb 6;ay. loS ~
daily, l0.lt m. and 6;jt DAILY etees hohdsf @
10, And B.nmorr 6,tn n 0:2 N SUNDAY ~ ffo1
Philadelphia. SH $50 loi' liot l;S m 3i% 'A 49, '~~
u SaadAy. 5,2i. b.S. li:0tA N 49,, - H.
Ticket Ohce SO IN. and so broeiwAFF Ne hsaI
and foot Dsbrosses aud COrtsadtsts kggtan ~Ss o"
Batsry place D. NJ BOYD. is.. t>vl Pss> AEeaA'
a Ms Gen
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NEW.YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
TRAINS IEAYR n NEM.YoRK.

Boston Express Springfield sos 3U5 aad SOS m, v,
Shore Line 20 500 al stopping al ) Ud 10 sorSA
aai bridgeport The 8oS ard l22J m 70 Grenae Moss ana
tl 3oS Moutresl The 8:05 AM ls 70 NorFe1
ProeGee the CoaH Valley Railroad New Haven and herth1g-
H. NJ and W. Railroad SewHayeu an ousaionc Rail.
Bridgeport The sos m. 35 Naugaiuck Railroad
The 1:0j 8:05 aud 905 a 1920 and Al S5
Daunury Gnd Norwaik Railroad at So Norwalk.
Triius Newiayn leave OS 1905 lEIl ll5 m' IAN
tELl 352 4:3S 500, 800 (EL SG lEnl n IA Annons 10
Bridgeport at 90 20 So SorSslk 6;2 ~ and to s.smI
at m 4:50 aud G TLe SAS bkpFest
Rochelle aud Port Chester and the 97 Efprss
Mt. Vernon, Mamspheek, and Rye. -... -. ~.
Providence. -. -
Day Express and Seepng-aS Ng Br-
press Trains.
Ticket, can be purchased Ticket 0ce o. Con a Grand Ce1-
tral Depot or AT o T. Transfer Co. 9t Broadway, L.,
No Brookyu who will also cheek baggage IRON resi-
denee 10 destination. -.
nOmoc Of p,reqr see posters a. eO,els and S@p0
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MessrT. J. H. RUDALL SONS Bsbant-coar PhiIpolIane
AMERICAN SECJRIrIES-Iloers Of American First Mortgage
CONSOLIDATED Of exchanging the for eric tes
the Railroad Mortgage Trust obtain The
fon r this purpose counug ghOuse OF Mr H. RtDALL
SONS Brabanicou Phipotaue K C.. Agents TO the Trust
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AND AUTHORITARIAN
WARRANTS.

A copy of the report of the Grand Jury, in ref
erenee to forged warrants, was read, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. 4. s.. Fentenot, resolved, that the
following suggestion be adopted: That it be
made the duty of the Parish Aulitort to mark all
forged and spurious warrants SO as to preclude
the possibility of their ever being again used, by
writing across their face the words Forged and
Spurious, in at least three different places, with
red ink, in large and legiBie letters. That in Or
der TO facilitate this he be allowed to give public
notice through beth the local papers, during
thirty days. to all holders of these warrants to
present the same to him t0sbe marked. That
after the expiration of this notice it bemade his
duty, through the Parish Attorney, to institute
suit in the name Of the Parish of st. Landry,
against all persons holding such warrants and
who shall have refused, neglected or failed to
present them to him to be marked as suggested
above. Resolved further, that the Auditor be
instructed to Keep q record of the forged and
spurious warrants so marked by him,
In accordance with the above resolution of the
Police Jury of this parish, adopted May 9th, 1873,
I, James o. Cnachere, Auditor for the Parish of
ST. Landry, do notify the holders of said Forged
and Spurious Warrants, that if, in the thirty
days following this notice, they do not comply
with the foregoing Resolution, that suit in the
name Of the Parish VIII be Immediately institu-
ted against those known to be holders of said
Forged and Spurious Warrants.
JAMES o. CHACHERE,
cnaInusae Nav eff, 1874 *
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Succession dc victor Danel.

TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA.
Ia BILE la COur des Preuves, de la ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera vendu a fencan public, all plus
offrant enchGrisseur, par lie soussigne. encan-
teur public, sur les lieux, dams In vile des Ope.
,lotsas, lie MERCREDI, 0 July, 1873, les pPopri,
sion de Victor Danel, decide, SAVIOR
/. I'm lot de terre, situ6 dams Ia vile des Ope.
lOusas, avec tOutes les hAtisSes ct authorizations
Qui sly trOuvent, sur laquelie lie defunt q der,
Increment reside, consistent d'enviPon dettx
acres, plus on mOins, borne arest par Alexandra
Leieune, AL nord par Joseph COrbct, au sud par
la terTe de Nine. Sandoz, ct a POuest par Ia rue
.. Deux compass d'arpenteurs.
Termes ct COnditfOns-Le priX payable dams
nm an du jour de la yente, ayec huit pour cent
d'int6rGt annuel du jour de Ia vente. Les acquG.
reuFs f0urnissant deux securities en- so1ido. Hy,
'pOtheque ct privilege du vendeur reserves.
A. P. WILLIAMS, Encanteuf.
: iY1in
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Daniel Mcdaniel vs.. Angelina stova1I

may 81, 1878. 0HefiH'
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opELousAs, PARISH oFsT. LANDRY,
Tuna OIL 1878

Showing the receipts into the Parish Treasury
for the year 1872:
For balance. on hand Dec. 81, 1871.....S IS 20
For. amount tax roll for 1871 .....---...- $4,000 90
For amt licenses collected for 18T2.--.. 2,98T 80
For amt received from other sources. 1,T57 90
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succession d,Enpelia Lnarpngc,


EN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONO.
~ rable la COur DIES Preuves de Ia ParOisse st.
Landry, il sera yendu a Pencan public, au plus
Oftrant encherisseur, par lie sOussigue admins
trateur, on par I'm ]enCanteur public, sur les lieux
a Chataignier, dam Ia parOisse st. Landry, lie
MERCREDI, Is JUN, 1873, les pr0priGtGs CT
apres deerltes, appartenant Il Ia succession DE
melia lagrange, dGC6d6e, SAVIOR
/. L'habitatiOn situG d Chataignier, borne au
nOrd par Ia terre d'Olide FOntenOt ct Ia terrc de
COOpwOod, Il Fest par les teTres d'EdmOnd Ortego
ct de TheOphile GuiIl0ry, ,au sud par des tcrres
Smith, ct a ronest par les terres de Joseph Che
nier ct de Christian Smith.
2. I'm moroccan de terre bOis6e pres du Bayou
Cane, eOntenant quarante ct 85I100 acres, etant
Ia meme achete a Pencan de Ia succession dill
deVert R0Sat, borne au nOrd par DIES terreS an
p%artcnant au domain publique, au sud par les
terreS de C~OOpWOOd, 4 Fest par les terreS DIAL
eide p. FOntenOt, ct 4 fOuCSt par Jean Bite. Du-
plGchain.
3. PROPHECIES mObilieres, consistent DIES bftes
a corncs d0uces, des chevaux d0ux, cite, environ
%quarante totes de b6tes 4 cOFneS farouche, ct
environ vingt t&tes de chevaux farouche.
TerneS ct COnditiOnS-Les prOpriGtes mObi-
Heres, CONNIE suit tOutes adjudications audes-
SOUS de Cinq plastres compliant, ct toutes adiu-
d~icatlOns audeBsus ctnq piastres payable Ill
mOlte compliant ct Pautre mOitie en- LOUIE mOiS
du jour de la vente; les acQuerenrs fOurnirOnt
deuX hons securities personnel pour Gtre lier
Ell SOlidO ayec lie principal, ct Ia part dn en- dOuzc
mOiS de porter huit pour cent par an dint6r6t
a un credible un ct deuxa ans du jour de In Yente,
les acqu6reurs fOurniront deux bons securities
personnel pour Gtre lieT Ell sOiidO aYec lie princi-
pal; ct une hypOtheque SpGciale ct le privilege
du vendeur retepus sur lie pr0prietes les acGu6-
reurs s'engagent de ne pas nliener les prOprietes
achetes par elIX jusqu'au Placement du prix ct
chaque installation qui ne sera pas payer 4 ma
turtle de porter I'M int6r6t annuel de hut pour
cent de IeehGance jusQu'au Placement.
L'habitatiOn sera deliVrer le Ter Janvier, 1874,
LASTIE YOUNG, Administrator
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SALES.
Estate of EnreIia Lagrange.

Estate of EnHelia Lagrange.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHE HON
~ Orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
~istratOr, or by a public auctioneer on the prem
Uses, at Chataignier, in the parish Of st. Landry
on "WEDNESDAY, June, 18th, 1873, the follow
ing described property, belonging to the estate
of Emelia Lagrange, deceased, tO-wit--
/. The plantation situated in Chataignier,
bounded north by land of Glide FontenOt and
by land of COOpwOod, east by lands of Edmond
OrtegO and TheOphile GuillOry, south by lands
reserved for the railroad and Christian Smith,
and west by lands of Joseph Chenier and Chris
tian Smith.
2. A tract of wood land, nearB Bayou Cane, con-
tanning forty and S5T100 acres, being the same
purchased at the sale of the estate of Hidevert
ROsat, bounded north by lands belonging to
by land of Alcide ?. FOntenot, and west by Jean
Bite. Duplechain.
3. Movable property, consisting of gentle stock
Of cows, etc, gentle horses, etc, about forty
head of wild cattle, and about twenty head of
wild horses.
Terms and COnditions-The movable prOperty
thus: all adjudications under five dollars cash,
and all adiudiCatiOnS above five dollars payable
one half cash and one half in twelve months
from day OF sale; purchasers to furnish two good
personal securities to be bound in sOlidO with
principal, and the part due in twelve months to
bear interest after maturity ut eight per cent
per annum; and the immOvable property upon
q credit Of one and two years from day of sale,
purchasers to furnish two good securities to be
bound in sOlidO with principal; and a special
mortgage and vendors privilege retained upon
the property purchasers binding themselves
not to alternate the property bought by them
until payment of the price; and any installment
not paid at maturity to bear eight per cent yearly
interest from time due until paid.
Plantation to be delivered LIST January, 1874.
LASTIE YOUNG, Administrator
NAV II h1r
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JOian m. Overson VS.. EfizaBesh Wright

JOIan HI. Oversen vs. ERizaBesh Wright,
Widow.
pARTsH COURT, sT. LANDRY.-No, &c.,
BY virtue Of a writ of alias feri facias issued
out OF the honorable Parish Court, in n for
the Parish OF ST. Landry, III the above entitled
suit, and to me directed I viii proceed to sell,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse Of said parish, IN the town of Ope-
lollsas, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of July,
1873, at eleFeno o'clock, 4. NJ, the following des-
eribed property, t0-Wit-
one nan lot Of ground, sitnatedin the town of
Washington, with all the BUILDINGS and Improve
ments thereon, bounded north bY Dupre street,
south by Caraiere street, east bySt. Johns street
ana west Dy property OF ]. O. Riley.
Terms-Cash 0llthe spot.
E.o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all CASH. $5OO,O OG
Only a few tickets remain unsOld, and they
will be furnished to the first applicants at the
following prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, SIS
quarters, $3.50 II whOles for 800, Sc for $500, 11S
for 81 200.
For tickets and full information, apply to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
may SLIT Louisville, KY.
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NOTICE no TAX RAYERs-ALL
~ persons owing Taxes to the Town of Ope-
a0usas for the year 1872, are hereby notified to
make payment within ten days from the date
of this advertisement, to the Treasurer of the
town. at his of1ce, in compliance with the or
dinanee of the Board of Town Council, dated
May Q, 1878, under penalty of costs, etc.
0paiOusas, june 7, 1878.
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Meeting Of the sclaee1 Roard.

0PELOUsAs, LA, June Id, 1873.
The Board of School Directors, of the parish
of st. Landry, met this day at the Court House,
the roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names: Anderson, Bell, Martin
and SimIls. Absent. Donate and Nash. Quo
rum present.
Mr.. simms nominated Mr.. Martin for Presi-
dent. Mr.. Martin declined and nominated MIR.
Bell, who was unanimously elected.
On motion Of Mr.simIns, Mr.. Anderson was
unanimously elected Secretary aud Treasurer.
.jouIn untIl Saturday the 18th inst, which motion
being adopted the Eeaiaentan11onneed that the
Board stood adjourned.
W.. CT. BELL, President.
YETnG. Gnnrnfarr
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EDVTCATERWAE.
CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
SUCCESSION SALES.
Daniel Mcdaniel VS.. Angelina ssovaIl,

Daniel mcD saiel va. Angelina saovaIl,
ct ais. e
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
- dry.-No. 9S79.-By virtue of a writ of alias
fl. ia issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above en-
titled suit, and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse of said parish, in the town of
July, 1873, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, tO-wit-
The undivided half of the west half of q GER
tain lot of ground, situated in the town of Wash
ington, containing enc half arpent, more or less.
and numbered, on tie plat of said town, six, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded north by Water street, east by property
of John Lyons, south by Dejean street, and west
by Main street.
!. Seized in the above suit. =.
Ternls-Cash ON the SPOT.
T.. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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O,OOO GIFTS,
S5OO,OOO

On Tuesday. July 8th, 1873, the Third Grand
Gin Concert, under the management Of EX-iov-
criIOr ThOa. II. Bramlette, and authorized BY
special act of the Legislature, for the benefit Of
the Public Library Of Kentucky, positively and
unpanivOcally comes of in Public Library Hall,
Mt Louisville, Ky, when 10000 Gifts, all cash,
amounting to &5G0,OOO, will he distributed by lot
among the ticket-hOlaeTS. The money to pay al
these gfftsinEfulI is already in bank and set aSlae
for that purpose, as the following c"rtihcate
shows:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DROyERS' BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 8 1873.
This is to certify that there IL in the Farmers
ami Dr0rr1s' Bank, to the credit OF the Ihird
Grand GIFT Concert for the benefit OF the Public
Library of KY, Fire HnHdred Th0"SGhd Dollars,
which has been set apart by the Managers to
nav the gifts in full, and Will be held by the
Bank and paid ont for this purpose, and this
purpose only. rrcr
(Signcd) II. > ' Eel u CaShler.
Only n few tickets remain uns0ld, and they
will he furnished to the first applicants at the
following prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS;
n7Iortrrs. - so; II whOles for 800; Sc for $500;
lis for 1909, and SIS for $500. For tickets and
fulI Information, apply to
THOS. F.. BRAMLETTE,
may 2 Louisville, Ky,
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E0aRAGE STAMPS AND STAMP
M edEnvelOpes.-The Postmaster at this place
takes pleasure In announcing to the public that
the post 01fice is at present. supplied with a full
assortment OF postage stamps, envelopes
stamped and unstamped. newspaper wrappers,
etc. Therefore, these wishing any of the above,
I'M small Or large quantities, can have them by
calling ait tile post Office. may S1-tf
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MEDICAL
m. HADFTELD'a EQUALTxER

FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES NJ VACUUM.
Paralysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia. Neu-
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, Weak Backs; Weak, Stiff and
shrTlnken Limbs Curvature of the Spine, and
other Spinal affections Sciaticu Rheumatism of
years standing; Spaanns, Epilepsy, Palsy, ST.
Vitus' Dance; DeFangement of the Mind. and
many 0therdlseases, not mentioned here, can be
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results. Tt is now ex-
tensiyely used in the Northern and Western
parts OF the United States, and ma ind0rsed
InoW invite all those who are afflicted to call
in and see the Equalizer; it is now ready for
operating; also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited.
For further particulars call at the sign of the
Big Mortar, where I viii give all desired infor,
nation. C. MAYO.
April 20-tf.
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u O. O. Est. LANDRY LODGE, NO. 25.
Is Meets at Masonic Hall, O~pelousas, every
Monday night at 8 o'clock. Louis Desmarais,
N. G.; +. Perrodin, V. G.; Chas. N. Ealer, Treas
surer Sam1. P. Clark, Secretary Joseph Bloch,
D. II. G. NJ. may Oily
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5oa4ns N. overtsn Y. Elinaseah wrlgarI

- Sc9M VPs WF1@hGf
veuve.
60URDE PAR0TssE, STLhNDRY-yo. $50.
~ En Yertu dun writ dallas nerf facias. Iances
par Honorable laCoTr d ParDisse. dans ef pOur
la Parofsse st Landry, dams Ie process ci-desslis
infitnies, ct Il moi adhsesse. ie ye51Ilpai on vente
pnbIiune,A ID Maison de Codrde n lIifa ngreissp.
dams In vile dOpelousas, lie sAATEDT. 5JufIiet.
1878, 4 ONE heures dn matin. In pr0Driefe
ei7apres decrifes, sav0ir-
naemi terrain. sltue dams Ia vile de wash
ington. ayee t0gtes les batisses ct aTneIiorafions
quf sly trouvent, borne au mord PAR IN TIle DJl-
PFC. an sud par Ia rue GaTriere, b PesfnaF la rue
Riley.
saisies dams 10 process cidessas.
Conditi0ns-C0nptant.
E. o. HAYES, sheriff.
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ct ais.
-FOUR DE DISTRICT, PARoTssE ST. Ian.
dFy:-No. 98T9.-En vertu d'un writ dallas
fl. "a, lance par Fhonorable Ia Huitieme Con-
de District de FEtat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct
pour la Paroisse st. Landry. dams lie process ct
dessTs %intitule, ct a moi adPeSs6, lie vendrai en-
yente. %publiaue, au plus offfant encherisseur,
la Maison de Cotr de Ia dite paroisse, en- ID vile
DIES 0pelousas, lie SAMEDI, s Juliet, 1873, 0
ONE heures du mafin, La propri6te ci-apresl de
critic, sayOir-
La Taoiti6 indfvise de Ia MOTTO Quest. dun Ger.
tain lot de terre, isitu6 dams la vile de Washing
ton, contelant I'm denli arpent, plus gu Iloiis,
ct numerote, sur le plan de Ia dite yille, six, ayeC
ent, borne III n0rd par la rue Water, q Fest na1
Ia propriete de John Lyons. au sud par Ia rue
Delean, eta Pouest par Ia rue du Main.
Saisie dams le process ei-dessus. +
C0nditi0ns-C0mptant.
81 mai, 1879 N@'
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Estate Of DaIicOurt Pisre.-No. 36O6.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, On6zime Pitre, of
the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrator of the
estate of DalicOurt Pitre, deceased, having
filed atablean of classiticatiOn of debts of said eS-
tate, accompanied by his petition praying for the
hOmOlogatfOn of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
April Sd, 1873.
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 tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed.
". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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sueeession lie Dalieourt Pitre,-No. aao6

Succession dc D0IicOurt PitFes-NO, 1906
ETAT DE La LOUTsIANE-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que On6zime
Pftre, de La PafOisse st. Landry, administra-
decide. ayant enr6gistr6 un tableau de ~classif-
cation des dettes de la dite succession, accom-
payne dune petition demaHdant Phomologation
d'ieelui;
EFT atteAdu quill a etc fait droit d la demande
de la dite petition par III ordre de la Cour en-
date du 8 Ayril, 1873.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnne
aux interesses dams cette succession, Iavoir 4
faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont, par 6crit, d
mon bureau, dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les
delats aecord6s p~arla1oi, pOurquoile dit tableau
lie Serait pas appruuye ct hom0loguG.
". A. ROBERTSON Grefier.
T min 1874.
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Succession de Oscar B~ulliard-No. $685.
A SsEMBLEE DIES CREANCIERs.-EN YER
"A tud'un ordrede Honorable COur de ParOisse
dc Ia Paroisse st. Landry, une assemble DIES
decide, sera tenue pardevant John N. Ogden,
Notaire Public, d son bureau, dams Ia vile DIES
Opel0usaS, lie Xendredi 20Juin, 1873, d dix heures
plus avantageuses de yendre les efFets apparte-
nant d La Cite succession.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grefier.
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Estate of Oscar RuIlfard.-No, 3635.

Estate of Oscar RuIlfard.-No. $685..
MEETING OF CREDTTORs.-BY VIRTUE
~ of an order OF the honorable Parish Court
of st. Landry Parish, a meeting of the creditors
of the estate of Oscar BuIliard, deceased, will be
held before John N. Ogden, Notary Public, al
his office, in the town of Opelousas, on Friday
June Goth, 1878, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the pur
pose Of celebrating On the most advantageous
manner of selling the effects belonging to said
estate.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.