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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-04-17
Rstase q Sol.n p. WhifrinEaon.-No.

STATE OF LOuTsIAEA-PARIsH COURT,
~ ST. Landry.-Whereas, Delaware P. Danger
field, OF the Parish gf SIT. Landry, Administrative
of the estate of John ID. Whittingten, deceased,
having filed atableaI OF classification OF the
debts and distribution of funds of said estate,
accompanied by her petition praying for the
hOnl0lQgation OF the same
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
February Sd, 1874.
New, therefore notice is hereby given to Mi
taBlea1 i'm writing at my Office in the town of
O~pelousas, within the time required by law, why
the said tableaH should not be h~omologated and
confirmed. Wa. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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of Marie Philippe .Bcan Louis

FOntenot and Charles Soileau.-No. S121.
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
Il Pauiin Stagg, of the Parish st. Landry. has
applied by his petition to be appointed admin
istrT9for of the estate of Marie Philippe Jean
Louis Fontenot and Charles Soileau, both de-
ceased; late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore. any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office, in the town Of Opelou-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
auril 3-hlg
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Succession de TreviEEe mcche-Ne. 9sAa
ETAT DE LA LOUTsIANE.-COUR DE PA
~ roisse, St. Landry.-Attendn que Eremise
Sicily, de la Paroisse ST. Landry, tutrice de la
succession de Tr6ville Meche, decide, ayant en-
registre Jnt ableau final de distribution Gesfonds
dc Ia dite succession, accompagn6 dune petition
deInandantI h0mologation d'icelui;
Eft attendu gull q etc fat droit d la demande
de In dite petition par un ordre della Cour en-
date du 8 Mars, 1874.
En- consequence, avis est par le present donn6
aux intefesses dams eette succession, d'avOir o
faire opposition, 81 alcrne lis ont, par 6crit, d
bureau dams la vile d~aOpelOusas, dams les
delais present. par La lOi, pourqIoi lie dit tableau
ne serait pas approuv6 eft homo10gue,
Nv. A.. ROBERTSON, Grefier
I3 mars
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Estate Of TreviTle NIeche.-No. 9s4a.
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT,
~ St. Lindry.-Whereas, Eremise Sicily, of
the Parish of st. Landry, tutrix of the estate of
TreYille MGChe, deceased, has filed o final Ia
bleau and distribution OF the unds of said es-
tate, accompanied by her petition praying for
the hoIn0logation of the saine;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
March 9th, 1874.
persons interested TO make opposition to said
tableau i'll writing at my Office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should notbe homologated
and confirmed. n
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
r,opnh 10 Sfa
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DHOTOGRAPEEs.I HAVE OPENED A
u Photograph Gallery at Washington for a
fsw days. / am prepared to take photographs,
AmbrOtypes and Gems, single or in groups, from
eara sizet to 10x12 inch. Pictures taken In cloudy
Us well as fair weather.
A. w. HILL.
N. B.-Positively no Photograph work done on
Sunday. inch Cat
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-04-17
DERDp oU EGARRILE soUssIeN6
N0REOE !...NOTTCE ::

The owners of guns and pistols, left with me
TO repair, are notified that If not claimed before
sixty days, they will be sold for their account.
a. JUICE, Gunsmith.
Washington, Nov, a. ls73.-1m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

DR.. ScuESCKS PuLMOsIC SYEUF, sEt
WEED ToSIc. ASp MASpaAkE PILL.-
These medicine, have undoubtedly poi
formed more curus Of Consumption thln
ANY other remedy known 10 the Am,rI-
can public They arc compounded u
vegetable Ingredients, and contain Moth
ing which can be injurious t. tho human
constitution. Other remedies advertised
as cures for Consumption, probably con
tain opium, which l. somewhat danger.
Gus drug in al, cases and II taken irociy
by cousumptiye patients, It must DO grost
in jury for its tendency is to coHino tho
morbid matter 10 the system, which, Of
course, must make cure impossible.
| Schoncks Pulmouic syrup J. warranted
not TO contain a particle Of opium. 1t Is
| composed Of powerful but harmless herbs,
which act on the luugs liver, stomach,
and blood, and thus correct Nil morbid
secro.ious, and cxpol all the diseased mat.
tor from tho body. These sro tho only
means by which consumption can ho
| cured, AMI ~ Schcncks Pulmonic Syrup,
Soa Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pill. ara
the only medicines which operate in this
WAY, itis obvious they are the only gen
uine euro for Pulmonary Consumption
! Each bottle Of this invaluable medicine is
accompanied by full directions. DR..
5ohenck Is professionally At his principal
| office, cOrnor Sixth and Arch streets
| Philadelphia, every Monday, whore all
letters tor advice must be- addressed.
| i3-G-5-eod-im
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PEESs PosiTioN. - The Sun com.
mends "Penn's" position in reference to
the public schools, and SO do we, because
penn" is ochoing tho words of The
BULLETIN. We have persistently in
sisted, as "Fenn" docs, in hslsst commun:-
cation, tina, tho public schools arc drifting
into heightened ATTITUDES out of the way
in Which they should be made to sail.
Our correspondent, "Jsno Ann also
took the same position; but"A Parent, and
Penn, did not ct hrst, az We unGof-
stood them object TO the porvorsion OF
the school system, but attacked tho teach
ora of tho Cairo schools as incompetent.
That tho sun correspondents have been
driven from TIM; position, --as also has
no sun, which WAS and wasn't Of tho
opinion our teachers arc frauds, mus, DO
clear TO every persou, We condemn the
porversion Of the system, but We claim
that Alvord and his corps OF teachers are
excellent educators and We challenge "a
Pafout,' Penn" or the Sun to show
wherein they are not.
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The rnosEcUrioN.-Wo copy tho fol.
lowing from the sun Of yes,erday even.
ing:
DEAN Sun - noticed an article in
THE BULLETIN yesterday, advocating
that the citizens subscribe money in order
to help prosecute tho man thu, murdered
Eschhgcb. ! would like to ask, why
should it be necessary 70 hire extra couu-
sol 10 prosecute a man indicted for muir
dor Is tho law SO tame that 1t reqares
tSO or three lawyers 10 prosecute, in
ofier 10 giyo criminal HE lust deserts p
II Il H. the sooner change l. made in the
Jaw tho better, AZ / am sure the citizens OF
Cairo would not care to spend their money
- help do thst which should be done
without.
Tho writer OF tho above paragraph is
evidently ignorant # many things he
| ought 70 know and that no may DO en-
/ lishtenod, if he wishes to be, we will in
form him why it is necessary to hire
additional council to prose cute = man in.
dic.'d o. murder.
We have states attorney, Mr.. +. Ii
Pope llo is gentleman Of sound sense,
Of considerable knowledge OF the law and
be will do AL he can to convict Gupton of
tho murder of Eschbach but Mr.. Pope is
! "7H 80 god . i-r"ys- - Judge Nulhny.
and docs not claim TO DO. lie is not a
Jury lawyer, possessed of the ability TO
capture q jury by his oratoTy, and in for.
chile speech to prosont the facts Of the
case, lilo can prepare tho papers and get
tho evidence we'll in hand butt is i'm.
possible that ho should do all
tho work in such case, DO.
sides the other work Of his oflice-.he
prosecution OF fifteen or twenty other
criminals, one Of them, also indicted for
murdor--and DO il as vol ne il shoald be
done, Who believes that Pope nlono can
conduct this case against Mulkey and one
or two others of our ables, lawye rs-ge,
the witnesses together AMI open and
close in the HArgument ~ 1t should be
conducted Nobody, who does no, DO.
haVe F'Pe to be u miracle q lawyerly
learning industry and ooqusnce. lie
can and viii do his bGst but no one man
can prosecute 80 important "a case in u
s"ti'fsetory manner, Ia should have aid
and sinc0 Anthony Eschbach has not rich
relations 20 Zee lawyers to prosecute his
murderer, his friends must step forward
and certainly the friends of the law who
SO highly regard it tina, they wished to do
violence to l. by hanging Caption, will
not hesitate 70 contribute to the law.
v'Gdle.ADg find We proposed. Laws will
J0' ascent themselves.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03
FRIDAY, 1uNFS, 1874

1ne committee Of the Rough * Ready
Ere company respectfully invite tie fro
men Of the city to Join them il their cole
br.tiou oi the Fourth. All necessary mr.
ransemen:s have be,n made. Scheels
garden, where the celebration is IL take
place, will be we'll shaded during the dhy,
and al digit will bo beautifully lighted
with chinese lan,ernsand eas, u will be
a delightful place to spend an evening,
and we invite oil our friends TO come and
see US.
John H. Obsrly, formerly car president
will deliver the 5rslion in tie evening.
Como enc come oil Dlncing will b
allowed at any and all times during III,
day and night The committee will SCI
70 i, iha, good order Is observed. VIII
ting string bsEj has been engaged TO
the occasion
No charge will be mndc for enierin
the grounds, every one being at liberty
60 and come At pleasure So.5-aZt
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BAL CHAMPETKE.

Tho Bal ChampStre At Mound City on
tho Fourth OF Julywill be hold in the navy
yard Insta"d of the grove. All tho gates
VIII ho open. iI-7-3.2t.
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IT is fac, we'll established that most
Of the ale anf porter sold Ms genuine
scotf ale anu London porter is entirely
unit for medical use, boins bas imits
tions Barclay Bros, tho drug sists, re-
cognizing the importance Of hs 'ing the
genuine c,od., have procured dlrec. an
invoice of McEwons alo and Bypass
porter, which can bc had for medical put-
poses, NJ their stores on Ohio leysc and
Washington avonua, ~ moderate prices.
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$1,000 90

Newspaper advertising promotes trade, for
even the dullest times advertisers secure
10y far the largest share of what is being
done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

The ex,ravagsnt pcices demanded for
feather busters have deprived tho house
keepers Of moderate means OF their use
Barclay Bros, by purchasing in large
quantities from hrst hands, arc now en-
abled to reduce the prices So as TO ring
taen within the reach OF all They also
keep every variety Of window, wall and
hoor brushes, with long handles, which
'Loy retail At Wholesale prices. .7.gs2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

MILLINERY GooDs At C1sT -. Mira
Brigg' Commercial avenue, corner Tenth
street Wishes TO inform the ladies Of Cairo
and vicinity that for tho uoHt 80 day She
will soil hor summer millinery AZ co I
Please call ana oxsniuc her goods, #
you wish something line at q low price.
Sg-g-17-lrn
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WAsHINGToS bAKHRY.-Mr. Joseph
Eoneker las taken charge Of this wcll
known establishment, aud will, On and
after to-day, bo able TO supply tho
public with choice broad, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confsc,ionsries Of every de.
scripllon. Being an experienced and
skiltul baker, Mr.. Roneker will not fail to
satisfy all who ps.ronizo him. lido
Washington avenue. 3s-7-2-lm
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The largest assortment OF summer
hats and caps in the city and for less
money az d. Hartmans G5-6-l2-tf
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CHAkcoAL Furnaces nj Il. j. KLR~u's.
s1-C.lgtf
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP,
The co.pSrtnership heretofore existing
under tho firm namo of Hartman X Co,
in the real estate business, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Hartman
viii pay all debts against the firm
and receive all amounts due the same
JoHS q. uAEMAS,
i8-7-3-3t CHAs. THRUPP.
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CHARCOAL in any quein,is TO fuit
purchaser nj T. j. kEETH's. S7.G.l9-tf
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bis our great and rapidly growing

on thi, our great and rapidly growing
country.
The address over, the crowd dispersed,
and thus ended tho dedication services.
To say that tho affair was "graDd and
imposing success" would be stretching
the truth wonderfully. The addresses
we're in tho main e1cclIont and no ono
could Justly find fault on that score. But
that the management Of the affair cithor
did not understand tho tnsk in hand or II
they did that they were extremely short
sighted and careless was plainly apparent.
Many of the most prominent mon Of Car
boniale, among them the mayor, members
Of tho city council, etc, were not even so
much as asked to be- present, or in any
way participate in the exercises. A nuns
ber OF gentlemen prominently connected
with the construction Of tho building
wcrc not so much a. invited TO DO present
on tho OCCASION. I, may BIO that this vas
An oversight, and that tho managomon.
was not to blame, but IL it was mn over.
sight it WAS one that has created consider
able hard feeling.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

ALL the day bosrdors in the city can
DO accommodated at the ST. Charles
hotel, with Grst-c!sss board at second class
rates 7g-A.lq-v
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

PEACrICAL WAICHMAKEE..-Mr. J j.
~telzor, II practical and thoroughly CON.
petent Matchmaker, has ostab'ishei him
self IN business nt his residence, No -
Cfoss street, whore he will take in all
work rendered him. Mr. Steller being
under no expense, can Afford e.
work from 90 TO 100 per cent cheaper
than any o,hor matchmaking establish
mout in the city. All work warranted
to give .ali-fsction. Orders for work csn
be left a, the bindery in THg BULLETS
building. Mr.. S.oizsr also keeps on hand
fall supply Of all kinds Of towers ana
will take pleasure in h.hng orders
| left with him. 3C.7-l-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

GENuISE PersiNn insect powder, 10 tho
flowers Of ..rounll Of Pyrc,hrum Car
noun, plant growing q. n high elevation
upon the Csucssiaa mountains and poe.
scssine In singular degree, the quality
Of frs! supplying and then Killing insoc..
and vermin OF every kind, while At the
same iimo it /. harmless TO man and AMI
mails. A ,caspoontul Of tho powder
burned upon 1.-Two Goals or hot iron will
eIpel every irIsquiIo from the house
~ithou, producing any unpleasant odor.
Heretofore il has only boon sold in small
bottles ard A. eItrsyagant prices. Bar
clay Bro, have received pot Of the gen
uine powder which they sell by the
ounce a: a reduced price. Call a. cithor
| OF 'ncir drug stotv- aud get sn ounce and
/ tTyil. 7.2.2v
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THE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.

HOW II WAS PDICATEI on
WEDN ESDAG
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II. WARDNER, NJ. u.
II. j, STALKER, NJ. b.

OncC anl residence III Commercial Ave
ncXt door to the Athcne'm. --c4-lG-L
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TURKISH bathing towels, bathing
gloves, spongcs extra Bay rum, toilet
powders, re.ailo1 AZ wholesale prices at
Barclay Bros. -7-2.2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

LBgEAL RELIGIOUS AssocIArtoE.-
On Sunday evening, next, July 9th, Prof
Burlelgh will lecture before tho Liberal
Religious Association in their hall, Il. the
corner Of Twelfth street aud Washington
avenue. The subjec. of the lecture will
be "'Iho Unit Of the Universe"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-03

TnE NEGRO EQrAIirY BusISEss.-The
Sun of yesterday sSening was pleased to
say:
"uon. John II. pberly did not crate al
Csrbondsle yesiei lay. That was mis-.
taFo Johnnyi you ought rot to lot Bouton
| sCAro yVu Cn so easily, You remember
sLat BoI:on SAID last Saturday
We understand tho sun to intimate
| oy tho above paragraph that we did not
sticnd the opening exercises Of the
Southern Norm! University as one {
tho speakers, because Mr.. j. J. Bird, q
colored man OF this city, wa, alec one Of
tho "ora,ors % tho day" If tie sun
| doe, moan 80 make this insinuation, the
sun insinus,cs what il nottrue, We did
not 20 60 Carhondale because n suit IN
which we are interested to the amount Of
nearly ono thousand dollars was set OF
trial on the day Of the open
Ing, AMI our absence from
court would havo resulted in a ldg
mont to that amount against US w
would not have hvsitsted to speak from
tho Same stand with Nj. Bird. We re
gard nim cUlorei man OF consi2
eable ability, aud gentleman. W
would not select him as companion &
. sleep With, but would a. soon got into th
=, ne iruadle bod with him as with DAvi
o. Bsntou.
Tho in,.ma,ion Of tho Sun also cor
veys thu Idea that we ought 10 culiivA,
tho col,ral people because We have polit
cal an .iti0n. The san man has got III
Legislative 18Th, and suspects oil his neigh
bors We GJH. caro- nickIe for eithe
tho white ~ colored voters Of this neck {
y woods. We never in cur lilo asked 10
man, wul;e or black, 70 vote for US Y
mover ,r'.l for any office. We becan
mayor when We anticipated defeat, ST.
!. We 60, into the Legislature without sss
for the position. We have never said ,
am holy tha. vo are candidate for o1ic,
u and we assert that we arc not. We hsv
therefore no motive to court either whit
, OF black voters and what is more, eve
IA IL we were in search Of vote
30 would not geek them anon
the dsrkies. We know tie ways Of Il
u darkies too well. They arc driilc., an
% would sec a donocra, or liberal who hu
i befriended them id bsforc they woul
vote for HIN if tho candidate opposed
Z him were q rAlical-s radical who ht
! been tho stupid enemy Of the Of q,
u African, like tho sun man, and Ike bin
Gssish on general principles, Pope d.
i his dsrkey band, including Bird, we
= drilled, and it don, march in tho way y
&c would have it g, AMI wouldn't If we vel
to ask ii to do co.
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ATTENTION, DELTA FIHE Co.-Ths
mentors Of The Delta City fro company
are requested 70 meet at their hall, this
lFIlayl evening July 81, at 3 O'Clock
sasrP, TO select their uniforms. Other
busirc,' Of importance will DO transacted.
q SIT NJ. !. MCGAuLEY Sec'y.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor of THE BULLETIN:
ESTEEMED FEIEND You will please in
form your readers that have u positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all liSogdcrs Of the Throat and Lungs,
and that, by its use Ia my practice, have
cured hundreds of cases, and Will give
$1,000 90
for case II win not benefit. Indeed, SO
strong is my faith, | will send 4 SAMPLE,
FREE, TO any sufferer addressing Inc,
Please show this Iottcr 10 any one you may
snow who i suffering from these diseases,
md oblige, Faithfully Yours.
DR.. T. r. BURT,
90 William 81. New SorG
a7-6- .i-dSwGm
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SOMETHING NEw.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors No oc-
easion to have Turn, bread. CAN and soc
a. I. 5. X ERTu's. s7-G.lg-lt
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ADJOURNED, Tho grand jury ad-
loarnoi yesterday, after returning about
twenty indictments, Several criminals
were before the court yesterday and
plead guilty to jhe charges brough,
against them. Sentence was deferred.
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better than mas ever boon received in this
city.
on DRAUGnT COOL AM FRESH EVERY
DAY,
Just the thing for tbs s,asoH, try ii.
iG-1-2.jt
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D. AErER 4 Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles,
brides, harness, etc, ever trough. to tile
city.
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PHprodRAPHs.-FOr tbl next sixty
days WIN. Winter will nuke the bes,
o'photosraphs at 81 per dozen, This is
raro opportunity for those desiring
work in this line i7-7-3-30t
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The largest and bost-solcctod stock
of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and ro'"il by HENRY ElCuHOFE, No.
10 Comm"rcial aycnuc,oppos,e Seyonth
street IA 6-I7-3m
The Placer herald., 1874-02-14
SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.

Monday, Feb 3.-Board met; all the mem
bers present.
The petitions of DR.. Todd and DR.. Schnabel
were read, but appointment of County Physi-
clan deferred.
Petition of citizens of Manzanita School
District was taken up-action postponed.
Petition of W. C. Rich, of Colfax, asking the
Board to prevent the erection of certain shed
was set for consideration next Thursday
E. l.. Craig came before the Board, presented
the opinion of the U. S. Circuit Court in rela-
ton to tax suits between this county and the c.
p. r. R. Co., and indicated that he appeared
for the purpose of making compromise and
ending litigation. The subject was set for hear
ing on Thursday.
Tuesday, Feb. 4.-On motion Jacob Kuenzey
was appointed Justice of the Peace for Tp. 4, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by H. H. Halsey,
who failed to qualify
On motion E. Walch was appointed Justice of
the Peace for Tp 3, to fill the vacancy occas-
ioned by p W Cook not qualifying.
In accordance with an order passed by the
The Placer herald., 1874-02-14
BORN,
Ne1C Advertisements.
SHERIFF's SALE.

NO!ICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that bv ,,-
~ tue and intpursuance of writ of execnt;or
now in my hands, issued out of the Ninetean.t
judicial District Court of the State of Csl;fo.
mia, in and for the city and county of San Fran
cisco on the 10Th day of January, A, D. 1874
upon judgment rendered in said Court ON H.
2nd day u Aplil, A. d. 1873, in favor of g .
Hal y ard against the Placer Gold MINING ons
Canal Company, iUr he sum of eight bnndr.d
ald 10y - ~. o0Nars damages, in Unit.a
Nihtes tfo'1 Coin, WIN interest thereon from tha
aate - sua judgment at The rate Of per cent
per annuln, together with the further sum NJ
seventy-one and fifteen one e-hundredths m Ky
dollars, costs and disbursements at the date =,
said Judgment.
Now therefore, l have levied upon and viii
sell at ublic auction, to the highest bidder 10,
gold coin, on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of MARCHA, d. 1877.
at the hour of one o'clock p. M of that dav A.
the Court House door, in the town of Auburn
Placer county, California, the following da,
scrlbed property, to-wit:
Those certain mining claims, known M IN.
Alabama and Indian Bar Mining Claims. situat.
on the South Branch of the Middle Fork of tbs
American River; said claims lying parallel N
said South Branch and extending in width from
bank to bank of said South Branch, and into
the hill on each side of said River, and having .
length of three thousand feet each (more or
hume, formerly known the Alabama Bar
Company's ditch and fume-said ditch and
fume conveying water from the Middle Fork
of the American River to the above described
Bars-also all the ground from bank to bank
upon which said ditch and fiume is constructed
together with all embankments, fumes, dams
reservoirs, waters, water rights, franchises and
privileges thereto belonging or in anywise apper.
tanning, said ditch and fume being five miles in
length (mOre or 1eSs), also all mining macbinerv
mining tools, erections, improvements and appur-
tenances belonging to the above described prop
erty or in anywse appertaining thereto, all sit
uate, lying and being in Township No. 6, Pla-
Ger County, California.
The above described property I will sell ns
aforesaid, or much thereof as may be sufH-
cient to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs,
accruing costs, and expenses OF sale.
B. d. DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County
Sheriff. office, Auburn, Feb. IA. 1874,
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