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The New York herald., 1874-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

r EGAL NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IL all persons that whereas Seth @. Catn ,whoss
residence and place OF business Is unknown and who
the same TO be the Cleveland Manufacturing Company
AMI that the parties composing said hrm j. H. Clark,
Worthy Clark and Seth Calln and giving signing and
drawing notes signing the name OF the Cleveland Manu-
featuring Company to the saGc now know all meii to
whom these presents may come. that the names OF H.
Clark and Worthy Clark arc unauthorized that they
such arm represented by Seth c. Catiin and that
ali notes bills OF exchange given by him
entirely without authority and that the signature
OF the Cleveland Manuac turing Company was fraudu
Further j. H. clark and Worthy Ciarx hereby notify
ali persons thai they will be responsible tor any such
notes and hereby forbid all persons from either buying
selling negotiating or indorsng any such paper - they
j. II. CLARK.
WORTHY CLARK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
T BARKER SONS
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
III

A CITY xtcTlos SAgT ASD NEW YORK TAT
$ s5 5S.;,'SsS s| ;s
TWENIY;FouR hours allowed Tor tra,
aee SoWns hoe 81 me
driving M ring entirely under cover and plenty OF room
: c1Txl9qgE il H{1E2sy q s4hH s!ai 1aN onEs DAY.
as nos sd e ssy f "
3 :saad AZ d sSd RinS also s saS
Of o soH Sfssn Ros " %as1s 81 u. Harness &c
HANDsoME AND very. speedy, bay trouIng Geldins
sS a
spsssa and n
egFopsIy OF The late sHibnsn BROOKLYN also 'ns
Expires.
RSslSSiSs ;SiT STLEIsh nsw " Terr ,,r,
sssrns sas n snd
gsE s ssssp sssss sas III s.s ss
FoR F0Rk spAn pAaErGS EMqS9n BY sy sas..r ss.sn Co.
ALE pair N pay yoSs Hcrss
M 'ss ss nc ,s' ss ssa:: S
EEE EEEt oBsSs psSssHsf'Ss HsFis; a. sale,
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
A MORTGAGE SALE.
h Iis1xHG II TG1E T Mt MosEstoE
Exr0sE For SALE 81 PUBLIC AUCTION, on
OC, oCK- in TIE FORENOON. THE FOLLOWING
PROPERTY. AT NO. ass MERCER STREET NEAR
elegant extension top Park Phaetons
top Road Wagons.
open Road Wagon
] Kockaway.
2ekgant Portland Sleighs, Pole and Shafts.
Also the very tast wotting geldlng BILLY coNNoR;
he 10 l5x hands high and years OLD; was sired BY
Morrell Horse dam thoroughbred marc he is in color
sorel with white stripe IN face and can rot IN 2O or
. child and Is warranted sound ana kind.
Also handsome and fast sorrcl Mare Is hands high.
years old sired by Ethan Allen dam the fast trotnG
mare Lady Carroll; record Of 22s: she has full name
and tail beat 235 on day of sale and warran.
sound and kind.
Also double Harness two sets Of single Harness.
Blankets Robes Bells, Whips, &c.
Sale positive rain shine.
BY order OF L. LIPPMAN,
City Marshal and Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
| NEW YORK SATURDAY DECEMBER l874-wITH SUPPLEMENT
TO LET FoN BUSINESS PURPOSES.


AN ELEGANT SUITE OF BROADWAY CORNER
"A Of1ces to lease at 5l9 Broadway. corner Of Twelfth
street; adapted !or company or other business Jan
to-, room l., fourth door.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

" ENTUCKv STATE LOTTERY.
N Grand extraordinary single Number Scheme
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
authorized by Special Act OF the Lesislature)
for the benefit OF the University of Paducah.
100000 to distributed among the holders Of tickets
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
The drawing to take place at Covingon Ky Saturday,
December 26 1874
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.--rhE MAILS FOR EURoPB =
Tor the wesS ending sstnrdnyA December . ~, WV
g Ga awsdns.asy s !. "A ThSr'asy
The New York herald., 1874-12-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

AT THE HARVARD ROOMS SIXTH AVENUE AMI
IA Fortv-second streei.Dr s. B. brittan speaks Sun
day, At n. o'clock, The Lunatics Of Fashion anC
Speculation Mrs. Goodwin at l0Is Conference 2
All invited.
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

5000 CASH GIFTS. AGGREG ATING - $3.50 O1O
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whoa Tickets. 20 Quarter Tickets. 81 so
Hall Tickc,s.,.. 90 Eleven Tickets. 80. 100 %
For Tickets Circulars, &c, address
THE BRANCH OFFICE OF HE ASSOCIATION
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

WHEN writing 10 advertisers please mention the
w name Of this paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING.

Iii Is said that three or four coatings OF
glue on the ends of timber will prevent
il from cracking.
Take the common herb peppermint,
scatter il la their paths and places Of re-
sort, and no old rat or young rat will
brook the insult. but will leave in disgust.
"A correspondent to the Scientific
american states that he has learned from
many years experience In "A machine-shop,
where over three hundred men are en-
ployed. that rag glued on a tiesh wound
is not only speedy curative, but great
protection.
In the Yuba county hospital. Calif0r-
MIA. interesting experiments have been
made with a magnet for the cure of rheu-
matism and paralysis. A large horseshoe
magnet Is used, and one case Of paralysis
has been almost cured. and several cases Of
chronic rheumatism relieved.
For collie in horses give the horse
twenty drops of oil OF peppermint in a
half-pint of warm water, and you will find
him getting better soon. This have used.
says correspondent. when other old rem
edies have failed and used il in coughs
and colds for myself. To stop cold, take
small lump of sugar and drop two or
three drops OF oil of peppermint. and let
il dissolve in the mouth: then swallow il.
and YOU will feel better.
-Choked Cattle.-The safest remedy is
TO place an iron ring between the Jaws.
and large enough TO admit the passage OF
your arm down the throat To where the OBJ
stacle is located. have, myself Though a
womanl, saved three poor mems cows from
death in this manner. the only effect being
few scratches from the back molars, and
some bruises from the throes OF the suffer
ers. Ii you can get the animal i'm a place
where you can keep her steady. and good
strong man 10 keep the ring well i'm the
mouth it j. better. / took a turnip out once
with only pair of tongs put across the
mouth. but my arm was very badly bruised
a the men could not keep the mouth wide
enough open for my arm TO pass through.
Cor. ". y. Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20
SPLENDID AND UNPARALLELED
TRIUMPHS
or THE
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machine Co.,
NEW YORK,
e1yer Eighfy-onc Competitors.
ToRLD'sExPos1rIoN, VIENNA, 1873. &c.

UoRLD'SExPosITIoN, VIENNA, 1873, &C.
A. The Knight Cross of the Imperial
49, OF frHncis Joseph" conferred BY
h- = PN'.nAr Majesty the Emperor Of Austria
uten TIE Honorable Astaaniel Wheeler President
III 'Ae Wheeler q wilson sewing nacrine con,pa.
~, H. fle founder and builder Of Sewing Machlne
Industry.
. The Grind Diploma OF Honor. recon-
'eA b' thr International jury for tnls sewing
it.1t.oaA 10 the material aud social welfare Of
.. The Grand Medal Tor Progress, awarded
pl1I.ss made since the i-aris Exposition ~ fs57
sug- sswaideito ihis ompsny ss nsaee NE
tlennA aaarf inarss f,ogr.s not from low
me A.-he1t esart. made c. Paris.
= TEE Grand ~ rs'al fnr Merit. for the de-
NluNiiient ~ Nnn4l. industry ari eNceilenc ard
superiority % nssA -r stsree saing4es exhibited.
D Grand Medal sa~ Merit. for excellence
Of the Kind In thA- section.
c. Medals for several Co-oaeratorS. Of The
"neeier wilson Company for superior ability.
a. The Official RrTprf. published by the Gan
the sapremacg ~ the wheeler Wilson Company
sition In the sewing Machine business a. follows:
OFFICIAL REPORT. VIENNA EXPOSITION. SEW
INC NACHlNLs &c.
toEoUP Is. &C AM
The greatest Sewing Machine Mandatory in the
world IL that OF Wheeler q Wilson, New York, which
alone has brought already s0oOoo Of their Sew
Ing Machines into practical use The complete pro
dncon Of the parts by machinery 40 regulated that
each complete mschine may be used ss sample for
exhibition This arm produces 60 welledjusted ma
chimes daily.
The latest production of this frm, and which Is
the wonder OF the Vienna Exposition. IL their No
Sewing Machine. This universal machine sews the
heaviest leather harness and the fnest gauzes with
truly pearl stitch
Wheeler Wilson have received the highest
prizes Al all Worlds Expos;ions. and at the Vienna
Exposition were extraordinarily distinguished"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head

che, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough
rightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
quotations of the Stomach, Bad Tasi
D the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita
iation OF the Heart, Inflammation of tn,
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid
ieys, and hundred other painful symp
'oms, are the otfsprings of Dyspepsia
one bottle will prove better guarantc,
i its merits than lengthy advert.e
mint
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

y purifying all its fluids with NINEG.
,lIrERs. No epidemic can take he
I a system TINS fore armed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

xy-s Send 300 TO 4. n BLOOM, Shelby, Ohio,
~ for Orten's Lfghtning CalcuIator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20
Scrofula. or Kings Evil. Wilt,

dwellings. Ulcers. Erysipelas, Swelled Mech
Goitre, Scrofulous determinations, lndolei
uilammatioRs, Mercunal Affections. on
sores, Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes. eit
n these, as in all other constitutional Di-
slses. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs hav
-hown their gEeat curative powers in tn
mat nh1tinaf, anil t,rt oaf .l,la oasag
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20

larklnR IN The system Il 80 many thousands
are effectually destroyed and removed. n,
system Of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
thelainitics will free the system from worms
like these Btters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-20
For Iniiammatory and Chroni,

ter. Salt-Rheum, Blotches, spets, Pimples
Pustules, Boils. Carbuncles, Ring worms
scald head. Sore Eyes. Erysipelas. Itch
Scurfs, piscolorations of the skin, Humor
and Diseases of the Skin Of whatever nam,
or nature, are literally dug up and carrie,
out Of the system in short time by the us,
az thas. Ritterg
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26
WAsHlNaToN, March %.
SENATE.

IA.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance
COMMITTEES, reported bin TO proytds
for the redemption and reissue y. 8.
Treasury notes, aud FREQ banking, and
rave notice that he would offer Il to
morrow @ Q subslltnle for the pan.
ding bill to cQuslize the distribution Of
Inc national bank currency. Mr..
Shsrnasl said tho bill vas comprc.
mise measure, the result Of grsat labor
81 tho part OF the committee, ana thai
acme or ito provisions were NOT ap-
proved by Ill the members.
4 Petition were presented ~ NJ.
Sherunan hon importer and gfOcsrs
Of New York Board Of Trade agsinsl
any imitation OF the currency. and BY
ri. Logan from citizens OF New York
a1kinR q increase Of the currency 10
eA0A COO. eco and for . free banking
AZ the expiration Of Abe morning
hour the Senate resnmed tho cOneider.
|Eeti0n or ehS bill u sQu&li1e the dtDtri.
6ptlOu of Tia scutfenoy, re5eCanG the
uotlon of Nr.,Wo 70 lay i eetde
1 Is take Is ths Honse bill for tho I'm.
i ftxemeht 0f tho mouth Of the Als'
Sl5slpff river. ! ss IS
|as "a. loi suu addrsssrd the Senate
areaian IN ssvor Of deelasiaG thS tseot
ofUnited States potes legsl mp 70 @AA
U0QOQ0 and that the issne Of currency
xnothSf p9j56rlOr snetalic, 70 meet III
rxusssoaiehJs o. bueIdee waD not luna
|aioe, = shepFppsr asase Dfahe terul.
y AA fnol2od. "a SOMA f0rUoe ogQWootI
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

they will be led to believe that
.sOrr loved ones walk the visvless air,
Unfold our thougnts, tnapire our prayer,
And guide % with the fondest caro-
4 Truly yours
WIN. LErGHroN.
RAnirWh TnUa y RsH
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

4AC ANOICk2xV.
A. 4 Z 2. M MAhpFLTTpN'l Editors.
THuRsDAy MORNING, MARCH g, 1874.
Senator Ferry, OF Michigan, made .
speech on the financial question on the
10th instant in which tho Senator
showed himself 70 be very learned
student upon the question. We have
mot estimated Senator Ferry as man
Of the highest order OF talent, nor do
We now SO regard him i; but right here
let US say, that It Il not infrcqnent, but
on the contrary II very often occurs
that the strongest and most cultured
men OF the country know very little
Of finances. 30 little that they cannot
RON their own little forture without
having the balance on the wrong side
o. the ledger 4 the close of each y6ar!,
Tho trouble Is, they don't love aacney,
nor do they in consequence leye to1
study the laws governing and coatroll-
ing money. Mr.. Ferry, however, EVIL
IDENTIFY has strdied Ms question well
and mot cnly studied Il, but prodsed|
by large expetienoe N the cosnmer-I
cial world. His speech Il very lengthy
and ~ makes many excellent poiats.
de sspecssiy snoWs up the fad1cn.1
lcusnoss Of 6euator Schurzrc reference t0s
Chinese uaper nnonev az mast ccntnriea.
ana m. r-c,,h .,,,.r... un-r.-~.
ASn .ssae ~ AAvM 49,. Z
sos ncnorz eouid or1ng himself - M
s4tnto auch . cOmpAEds0h between
Chinese currency. Of = data neArav Rna.
loui.0 ty,~ Aeoa. a. p...,.s, .s.ss...sl.
-Ss-S - - ~ -. 20 = ~ !
usISA 80 -. ~ ~ sol0ns n -
government eeemg uoet aingulaf, lsnco
the similarity betWeon then endod
with the sinnle fart .khet onrs uree,, !.
b.cke s.. { nr;rt-,a $3.50 y 49,.
. :. =. -. - tys
sn0 = Wesc iney. One P0lns na naeoe
on tho eject upOn gold, OF = OOutf16.
ion az the cnrrancv. - 49, -, sas -
rcr 1890. - q. - = = = - ~
80 49,. n ~. ~ ~ ~
A ~ II = a =! 7 Welo e - -!
At the rate o. not uloGe thru - II 1,
lions Il the fifSt IL rl6SAha. "a 49,,
sseer = the RIA ~ ~ -. !. 49, 49,.
-.,,s - - -.'. - -. s'.saE
lssAes ~ ~ go = ~ 1 n a go - -
NAeeaon coelanNod NTH Feb IOoC
when Il NJ &osfn1 thak fostt .f01i,
millions AZ nre6nAnsaIs I'D beon ! =
&c., 1890 aGes NrInsAA 49, -.
. q e s-s b ~ ! y,
nun sto0a y -, WINS asfqe u
thu Act weAt into oncct for IL retire
neut Of the seesnhackn. raid No i. "a
Thus 4 asssss No. a. ,,st...ss<. -. 9.
.r 49, Tl - q. Il -
- - 80 Acst up - : -
los. :.'' y un l.l1sa - 0esa -
o' uo eo.y - - 800
psc' 80 = 8
N !. = ,.o"a u v = - - ~ ~ -!
!. n n'1 = my svef feacnsu N
/ s.ooo 'or ~ cohsaoefaole iens e 2
49, Ing osasor Oo..ua - WitA =
aoiiOWins very enPnssae ieae6eees &
New Engiaad z eolM aor resaml
49, pnos. -, 1ss.s aSn ~ nAe oennss
vhose mammoth hnsinsss eeaer.,. -
have not been the least Of IS h6noeI
and whose wise forecast supports e.
~ \
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

Mrs. Nancy Glenn has been thrice
convicted Of murder, at Indiaaapolis,
Ind, and each time the Supreme Court
Of The State, on review, has 81 tho
verdict sside. She was convicted Of
killing Mr.. Young, near Indiapapo.
iis. Sept 18th, 1865. HIS had drawn
= largo amount Of money froAa The
bank that day, and was ont riding q
ths timS ~ ~ hlurdor. The County
Commissionefs q The county, decline
to mAks any further appropriations a
prosecute her. They ere tired ofseon-
yicting her Of . Aagraas murder u
great expense and hsSe H esprem1
Court repsieve her sAch 49,, N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

l then 0Qnaeoo, l"Col. W0rthlA8to0y1
a. i , snl your f.s'' s D NJ
a seej g, Formed ,itpslf .hp,ote ma
hssslse = - - a. q i orlninI
y00, NJ It NJ IN lil4ct IGA64
nt fully RCD hise1i eas3
W9sthl4S9oqA 9 thenSA paroles pfeeens
Old ahay ~ 4AAy n q sMas soueNhelI
spt116u6sh1g : trick WAS being play. Il
ed - -, ee1 ~ i4leg ~ ths ne
m IA 1e3 KY "a, 1pe Uneb ~ IT,
N1orysok. CO I n M Z asked
tte Aguss ~ AL ~ 49, Nk1eh Il
~, ~ 9y1Ags 81 oW ~ ron DO
LelG bto4 she saas4 t3ne e1s11ug,
hasda m - 4 ~. How xsrsi
~ ~ sAot bya ssatlnsl whoa p |
NJ fonn1s, s, I. ssIsss,sy 1900 73,s
s*Dl6 - lease : wlfefssass s
"Ye1 : widow, but - Malssd
Ia - "a ~ : ,,a.syisl
| "a a. $780, a 800 ~
Z m q sh1ss Was assgseg ~ this
0ns a1oteee 4Dsre 6ppsafu6 sa6 NJ
Qfuto a. WNe161afeoa soeaned ~ fA1e
(oWsy, ~ tftmo 1aAku1d oooaah 70
kno1 1fsl11 1tor0 ~ ~ sv3sEhipg.
-, 1t3a1aSGey 6Doa tooeUeldnce "a
him, and 4 seene1 % knowNae Emuc6 |
666te't16 11eogy 81 ot1, sethat I -
ffo1oly ee0gq61ne4 ~ ooeldD, ssThem
- IMo aAlaeg u u4esuaasd q eerth
(tn1N0 Svsrokeuaetlof n GU phil
II .swaaust ahas sppssrsSa hka
~ soooG1Ae10ogN1 y se00f dAfk us
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

BnsAAaoK makes hAsts slowiy W.
his army bin. The German Par1ia.
msnt has defostsd Il ; second time.
Bismarck says hs wants : psass e.
tAblisAmsnt Of fbur hundred tl,ousaud
aIsh, anA PasliAmens soys no.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

sa1ITv cnn6s4a /. W~s.-tS -, ~
dee limit s. m oo006(l - -. fssee
= q ASA 100000 q eco Oo0,O 0o -
.s shses iesnee2e or boat 10
s 49,. "A ~ 49, 49, = e 1k.
- - WiIjins ~ g. :..s 1 ~ y. ~, ~ |
Qseeliea II tley ees kSw resay Is |
yieod ~ O09OO0 o. elAO00O00tS 81
nss.os, ,, sn ~ mus expect p SEQ md
Ssns = H. n.rt ss s.e u az per
Congress. 80
wl,en tno r.r,o ..,,,. =. "a -.
va harrvinr = - ~ ~ ss.nd
erect Ana - knees - ,,..a.s-. "a
bankore knnck.N .e-.4n.. ~
Relte,.h ~ =. n N. .ss,h. ~ -. 49,
,,,.s.s p, 49, "a, ], rs 81 81 1 80.
y ~ e &c 49, sasy ssssssspa.
.D.aa q, 1,,..h:....sa 49, - 49, - y
~ go. 49,, "a, 1ss s' - o ~.
s ,.slon .esstvo 49, y
~. . !. y, = $3.50 - - m =. oss.ee-
49,. IS. . -. ~ ID = III 49,
!. u. ~ "a 1 4 ! ~ /
! ~ ens tneaf : 49, Nee q
s s.,... +. !. - =. 10y -
49,. - 49, ~ - n .:.s ssDsN .s
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q. 49, s m n - y 8. "a 80 - ~ =
=. - - y. - -. ~ = S...'.s
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

1aAssr spars snns Duasaae.
The Immense slausAsse of tAs But.
faloes, upon the piaias, toe thalr Aidss,
and mAay tianea - users speft -
induced setisa II Co kssa Is ~ "a
stay IT, II Nv WIN a h, saAst he
law = cncs. II. fort q Illi,cia,
has the bill Upon TIL. subject Sd
charge.
A Santa Fs paper not long aeo 10.
ported that : party Of sixteen hsnter,
claimed to have killed no less thsu
5000 hufAlces last summer. The
,sans authority Odds: .sUniasd S>sAsu
ssurveyisG psas,ess Eyport that thsuu
"sre 2DO hnntes on The plains lill-
"ing tAsse suimais for their hidess
i The Fott hin fasb6dS IL Killing Of /
Mnsis bui1sio " ~ psrson. s1csp,
an Indian and - second forbids 81
Killing ~ ssany srssAsf aanber ),
/. male be1Aioss thAa needsd soe M
'by suoh psrsens ~ IN en- b ussd
.cared Of preserved sor de nod 81
" other Dcfsons = ~ aaarkck. IN
pesa,ty - IL pst 1Ihnse Is ! ne. y
eloo; M sssssqte1e cGtssss ianpeis
cnuasAt a. = paiod moi exoeediny
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-26

] Keokulk. Iowa. "
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-03-27
Peter Marcy ". x. w. mckinney.

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
- dry.-No. 1885 virtue of a writof pluries
fferi facias, issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, in and for the Parish OF
81. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, / will proccedSt to sell, ut public aug
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse OF
said parish, in the tow of OpelOusas, ON SAT
URDAY, the 4th day of April, 1874, ut eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
tu-wit-
/. A certain plantation, known by the name
of fEsperanee, situated ON the head waters of
bayou Plaquemine, III the parish OF st. Landry
aforesaid, containing sixteen hundred acres,
more or less, being the same plantation the said
Mckinney acquired from Francois Jean and
others, by three acts of sale, one passed January
Esd, 1860, before j. II. Sandoz, Notary of said
parish, and two passed June 4th, 1850, before the
Recorder, Yves DAyy, FROM James w. McKin-
ney and Theodore Il. Robert, having purchased
Jointly with said Mckinney and Robert from
FRANCOIS Jean, the 23d January, 1860 which said
land is more particularly described as follows,
tO-wit: in township six, south of range three
east OF Southwestern Land Distrietgof 4as list
south half of section eleven, and north half Of
northwest quarter of section fourteen, contain
ing four 1lundredandtwo and a half acres. cd.
The west half of northeast and southeast
quarter and half of southwest quarter and south
half of northwest quarter of section four
teen, containing three hundred:aud twenty-one
and 48IlgQ acres. Sd. The west half OF south
west quarter of section fourteen, containing
eighty and 37Il0O acres. 4th: The northeast
quarter of southeast quarter OF section fourteen
containing forty and 23Il00 acres. 9Th. The
southeast quarter of southeast quarter OF sec
ton fifteen, containing forty and 23E100 acres.
9Th. The east half of east half of section four
teen, containing one hIndreda anas sixty and
TATTOO acres. nth. The northeast quarter of
Southwest quarter of section No. SO, III township
No. S, south of range No. 2 east, containing thir-
ty-nine and 12I100 acres. Sth. The cast half of
northeast quarter of section Mol, township 6,
south of range No. 2 east, containing seventy
nine and 36tl00 acres, with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terfls-Cash on the spot. ~
feb a. i. O,HAYEs, Sheriff.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-03-27
Lnaffe muprc VI. .geaapa Rlac,.

nIsTRICT COURT, PARISH or sT. Lam
- dry.-E0 123ST.-By virtue of an order of
seizure and sale isssEeda0utef the honorable the
Eighth District Court, in and for the Parish of
ST. Landry, III the above entitled suit, and To me
directed. il will proceed to sell at public ~anetion,
to the highest bidder, Mt the Courthouse of. said
parish, in tho town OF 0pe1ousas, On SATUR-
DAY, the I'd day OF MaY,18T4s at eleven O'Clock
a. NJ, the following described property to-Mit-
The undivided sixth 0f the whole OF the fol-
lowing described property, t0-Wif FAT certain
IBellts thereon. including the augarsh0use and
all the machinery, with all the stock thereon,
and all the carts. wagons, plaNghs, hafrows,
harness, etc, situated and lying lid the parish OF
st. Landry. on the wAStside of Bayou Marie
-Croquant6 r Teche, having twenty arpents front
by forty in depth
Al certain tract of land situated on the east
sid of Bayou Marie CrOuuant er TGche. haEing
four arpeitS front BIZ forty In depth, bounded
On the lower side by land formerly belonging to
Raptisre Rider, now to- Ozelne MORGAN and Ar
viilfen Rider.
IA certain tract efland, adjoining the one just
above described, situated on the cast side Of
Bayou Marie Cr0quant Oh Taellel bounded on
the ether Side by land of Alcile Sit Cyl, contain
ing twenty Arpents.
Attract Of land on the east side of Bayou Marie
GTOqHaat or Teehe, having about seven and q
half arpcnts front by forty in depth, bounded
ON one side by land ef Mary Ann Attel. wife of
Henderson TAYLOR, and on the other by land
formerly belonging to Mra. pesmaret and DR..
Roster
Seized III the shove sniff
mchs7 :. b HAYES. shesia.