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Taxation Under The Tariff,

The Radicals tell us that the tariff
taxes Injuries and not necessities. Let
us see: .s,l
Diamonds, emeralds, garnets, gems
and rubies pay duty of ten per cent. ad
rdlofem. ~
Bracelets, chains, of gold or silver,
ear rings, studs, gold rings and manu-
factured icwelry pay a duty of twenty
five per cent,
Clothing, forty per cent. ad valorena
and fifty cents a pound in addition.
Hats and stockings pay thirty five per
cent, and fifty cents pound in addition.
Bar iron, flty-five per cent.
Pig iron, sixty five per cent.
Tea pays sixty Per cent.
Sugar thirty to fifty per cent
Salt one hundred and twenty-five per
cent. 's}.
And this is what the Radicals term
taxing luxuries and not taxing necessa-
ries.
Rally to the ballot-box on Tuesday,
the 18th day of October, and drive these
Radical robbers from power
EyA lace shawl worn by the Bond
holders wife is taxed by the tariff only
twenty-five per cent.
A worsted shawl worn by the farmer S
wife is taxed forty per cent, and fifty
cents per pound for every pound of its
weight ~ ,4
The Radicals in power enacted tariff
law making that difference between the
rich and the laboring classes.
On the 18th day of Octoberis the time
to commence changing these odious diff
ferences by voting the Democratic ticket.
gy-Under the Radical tariff diamonds
are admitted at temper cent, ad ralo-
r1m, but
COFFEE,
TEA,
and SUGAR
Must pay a tax Of from forty TO sixty
FIVE per cent.
EEThe Radicals of Pennsylvania are
entreating GRANT to save that State to
Radicalism by appointing some "loyal
ist' to the vacant chair in the War De-
partment.
Nothing in the shape of GRANTS ap-
pointments will prevent the Democracy
carrying Pennsylvania on the 18th.
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Administrators Sale
} Fl RE L ES T A 7 L

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro
l. bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, 1 will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of October, 1869,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the court
house, the following described real estate, stu.
ate in the county OF Monroe and State of Ohio,
to wit: The west half of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section seven town.
ship five and range six, containing twenty acres
more or less; subject to the life estate of Char
lotte Connor therein.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-third in [hand: one
third in one year, and onethird in two years
from the day of sale with interest," the pay.
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. H. B. HILL,
Admir- of John Connor. decd.
AMOS & SPRIGGs, .Att'ys. sep14w5.
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Democrats OF Ig0nvoa,

In 1867 You voted the Negro Amend
ment down in this county by d majority
Of
e. "a.
And gave THrRMAN clear majority OF
2 3 6 z
Votes.
This year yoa can give PENpLErox a
majority Of
9. s q o
Votes. 4 gam Of 1873 votes on the ma
jority Of 1867 is all that is required.
TO work, then, and let us count out
that majority on Tuesday evening, the
18th.
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II Z 1

Was the majority in Monroe County in
1867 against the Negro Amendment
adopted by the Radical Legislature.
Voters, repudiatc the Congressional
Negro Amendment by. an increased ma
iorIty.
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Democratic and Radical EApea-
4,f ditureS.


The Radicals have expended in eigh
gears the enormous sum of S15,000,000
COO. =
The Democrats expended in screaty
fpo gears S,l5l sos, ,397.
Thus the Republicans expended in g
little over eight years nearly eight times
as much money as the Democrats spent
in seventy two years! And yet. during
these seyenty-t@o years, the Democratic
party carried the country successfully
through two great wars---one with Great
Britain and the other with Mexico---be.
sides through inhumerable Indian wars
Look at these figures in another light
The average annual Expenditures Of the
Republican party, for the eight and 5
half years it has been in power, have
been 81, 23,529,4l2
The average annual expenditures fol
seventy~two years previous, were but
S30.000,0 000 Thus the GoTernment. un
der Radical rule, has cost, on the aver
age sixTT.oSE times rs much as it did
under Democratic rule.
ES The Radicals tax the poor mans
clothing, glass, crockery, bedding, fne'
and gas; tax the wooden socks of the
baby le0per cent, and the brass coffin
nails rs per cent. And all the misery
vice, corruption, and fraud caused by
these bad laws are perpetrated to raise
seventy.fv million dollars revenue from
several thousand articles, when the same
sum could be got from only ten articles
But then the simpler system would not
enrich FIVE or six thousand monopolists,
who. under the name of protection to
American industry impose these griev-
Gus wrongs on the people. .'.i,
ESThe farmer pays, under the Radi.
cal tariff. thirty five per cent. for sheet
inga.
Flannels aud blankets are taxed thirty
five per cent. and fifty cents per pound
in addition. 'tH
Taxpayers, this is the "Protcction'
of the Radicals to enrich the East and
bankrupt the West.
Vote it down at the ballot box
EyThe Clerks in the Departments
are TO lie dead-headed to Ohio to vote
the Radical ticket
All right The people are awake this
year. and will defeat HAYES, though he
lad all the votes of the Washington off
clals in his favor
EF Carpeting pays tariff OF thirty
FIVE per cent, and forty cents per yart
in addition
EyT The Cincinnati Co8amcrctal think,
SlcKLEs, Minister to Spain, ought to b,
recalled. s63 ~
fFftl - -@----1 -.. .--------- = Z -----L- ID
EE The Radical tariff imposes taa
OF thirty five per cent or sole leather
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Vote for PENpLEToN and COM
pei the Bondholders to pay
their own taxes. re. .
A vote for HAYES is a vote to continue
the. unjust policy which compels the
poor man to pay the Bondholders'' taxes.
Vote the Democratic ticket and assist
in making the Bondholders take Green
backs for their Bonds and paying tax on
them.
A vote for the Radical ticket pledges
you to pay the Bonehelders in gold and
pay their taxes for them. ri
Vote the Democratic ticket
and White Men Will continue
to rule this country.
A vote for the Radical ticket pledges
you to favor Negro Suffrage, Negro Ju-
rors, Negro Office-holders and Negro
Equality
Vote the Democratic ticket and the
present unjust and dishonest Radical
tariff, which robs and oppresses tax-pay-
ers, will be repealed. q
Vote the Radical ticket and the party
in power will add further "Protection"
to the Manufacturers Of the East, at the
expense of Western taxpayers.
Vote the Democratic ticket
and a return to peace, pros
perity and the happiness of
times before the Abolition Cru
SADIE, will follow.
Vote the Radical ticket and the policy
of keeping an army at cost of Soo,-
000,o00 a year, to distranchise Southern
White men, will be continued.
Vote the entire Democratic ticket on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, and
save Ohio and our country fromanarchy
and bIoodshed toward which it is tending
under Radical misrule.
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RS-During the I'd session of the 39th
Congress, the tax payers paid $50 for
s 6
Pin cushions for Radical Senators
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EgThe tax on four ounce bag Of
smoking tobacco is eight cents. Before
the advent Of Radicalism to power, such
thing as taxing smoking tobacco was
unknown. -
Vote the Radical tax-robbers down on
election day.
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EgThe tax on a box containing 500
cigars is 50 so, or so cents per hundred.
Before the war common cigars sold
for 30 cents per hundred, 80 cents per
hundred less than they are now taxed,
Yet. the Radicals tell the people they
paw no taxes to the Government
Every smoker Of cigars helps to pay
the above Radical taxation
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DEMocRATs--Appoint your challen-
gers and have them work to prevent ille-
gal Radical voting.
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Z ) 6 T

Was the Democratic majority. in 1867, in
this county, for the Democratic candi-
dates.
We can increase that majority this
year by rallying every voter to the polls
EfSpain showed fight on the Cuban
interference question and GRANTS Ad-
mnistration backed down.
Fizzle, fzzle, fizzle, is the every day
history Of the horse-fancicr's admins
tration.
Ey-A severe storm in Minnesota last
week destroyed 5000 900 bushels Of
wheat and two-th;r5ls Of the hay crop.
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Rem eDlher

That we can and must give the Demo.
cratic State ticket a majority Of
9 > o @.
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3 . 8 q .
Challenge
All persons who have no right to vote
Noble County Reform Ticket,

The Democrats and Republicans OF
Noble County met in Convention, on
Saturday, the 25th ult., and nominated
the followig Reform ticket:
RepTesentatire--Wm Young, Dem.
p. J~dge-Jas. Thompson, Rep.
Audstor--B. G. Drake, Rep.
TTedSuTer-W. w. Collins, Dem.
She'if-John Wilson, Rep.
Pros. 4hy-D. S Spriggs, Dem.
COmmi&Sioner-D. Thompson, Dem.
Recorder-R. j. Singer. Dem.
INT. Dir.-S. Laughlin, Rep.
Coroner-M NJ. Nevil, Dem.
.sihYe hope this ticket will be elected
oSer the Ring ticket.
GE'Pocket-knives for Radical Sena-
tors, 900 in number, cost the tax payers
$2.322 80
During the Cd session of the Both Con-
gress.
Taxpayers are asked to vote the Rad
ical ticket, for the purpose of continuing
this robbery.
Down with the thieves
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HThe tariff imposes tax OF fifty
per cent duty on nails.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-05

gE@Bring in the election
returns On Wednesday, the
18th inst.
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Death Bed Rerentance.

Last year under Johnson's Admins
tration the debt increased every month" "
Athens Messenger.
That is from WILDEs, who voted for
JOHNSON and cursed all soldiers as trait
ors, who voted against him. ....-
By the above he stamps himself as a
base liar during the campaign of 1868.
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Take Notice.

The Edito. Of The Spirit has removed
his office. to the front room of the dwell
ling house. one door South Of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with THE SPIRIT will be transacted. No.
tice the sign: sEg- SPrRIr OfficE.
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That's retrenchment with vengeance
q" An intelligent writer says

An intelligent writer says:
"Our legislators, in Congress, have
blmderingly Disseminated in favor of
the RICH against the POOR, the IDLE
CLASSES against the LABORING
CLASSES, and articles of luxury against
articles of necessity"
Change this wrong at the ballot-box,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of October.
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The Public Debt.

The Public Debt.
On the first day of August the public
debt was s2,545,O00,000
On the 1st day of March the debt foot
ed up in round numbers S2,525, 100000
Increase in five months of Grants Ad-
ministraiiOn,
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Bond they hold.
Will the people indorse this species of
robbery, at the Polls, ON Tuesday, the
10Th?
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RgBlank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at his office.
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If so, vote the Democratic ticket and
elect men who will compel them to do it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-05

ave loathe and detest all laws which
give Or withhold political rights on ac
count of color "A mans man for a
that and ought to have the full rights
Of manhood, whether his ancestors were
CELTS, GOTHS, or HOTTENTOTS,
whether his complexion be EBONY. or
IVORY. i X All constitutional
exclusions of any class FROM THE
POLLS, THE JURY BOX, DC, because
of color, ARE ARISTOCRATIC, UN-
JUST and ENEASE0ES.s' .s'-Ne,c
York. Tribune Organ Of the Radical Ne
gro Party inthe United States. @
White mea, repadiate the party that
boasts that Negro Suffrage shall be
FORCED upon YOU.
Rally to the Polls on Tuesday, the
18th day of October, and retuke this
Radical Negro Party by electing the
Hon. GEORGE H .PENDLEroN and the
White Mans ticket,
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The EleCliOn.

One week from to-day, Tuesday, the
people of Ohio will assemble to elect
their State officers. 49,.
All the signs point to the triumph of
the Democracy.
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s"Under Democratic rule there was
no tax on matches. Then they sold at
one cent per box.
Now they sell at three cents per block,
yet Radicals say the people pay no Gov
ernment tax ia4a
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Bring in tilC Returns.

Let us have the election returns from
every township in Monroe County by
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
Our friends will please attend to this
matter
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wThe appropriations for printing
and binding, by the Democratic Legis-
lature Of 1865 and 1869, were
8 I 2 L. 8 90
Less than the appropriations of the
Radical Legislature of 1866 and 1867!
Remember that on election day
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Wood>fiessi. Oct. 3. 1869.

"a union of hearts, union Of hands,
4 union thni none may sever;
A union Of lakes. q union Of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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'Henceforth, the Republican party,
from the St John to the Pacific is a unit
for Universal Liberty and IMPARTIAL
SUFFRAGE regardless Of CASTE.
RACE or COLOR. Those who
are hostile to this principle will 90 to
their own places as Judas did."--New
York TiibsRe, Organ Of The Radical Ne
gro Party ia the United States. s.
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gWhat party increased the pay of
members of the Legislature from So to
IS per day.
The Radical party.
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TaX-PayerS!
= & = e S i:

M Il sAy GIN.
Do you want the Bondholders to pay
their own
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Ey'Thereis but one method bywhicb

Ey'ThereiS but one method by which
the present crushing taxation can be re-
moved. and that is by removing the Rad
icals from power. sE .-a s1a
.EgThe King Of Portugal says ne is
not candidate for the throne 0T Spain.
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fIrTEEyTu NEGRO AMsYDMENr

Amendment to FORCE Negro and Chi
nese Suffrage upon the people of Ohio ::
FIFTEENTH NEGRO AMENDMENT.
SEC. l. The right of the citizens of
the United States to vote shall not be de
MED or abridged by the United States, or
any State. on account Of RACE, COL
OR, or PREVIOUS CONDITION of
servitude.
SEC. 2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
. And here is the endorsement given it
by the Radicals of Ohio in the Sd reso-
luton of their State Platform, which
Radical editors have persistently refused
to publish; @
3D. That the abolition of slavery was
a nationa, and necessary consequence of
the war Of the Republic and chat the
reconstruction measures of Congress
were measures well adapted to effect the
reconstruction of the Southern States
and secure the blessings Of liberty and a
free government and as completion Of
those measures, and finally, believing in
its essential justice, ace are in .faror Of
the ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment TO the Constitution Of the United
States.
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''Let as haze no Sinking OF dodgihg on
the Fifteenth amendment. IT IS THE
ESSENCE OF WHAT WE STRUGGLED FOR DU-
RING ALL THESE YEARS"
"Erery election for nearly ten gears
has been fought nth this ultimate object
ice point IN ciew, and nothing but the co,c
drdice Of milk and ,rater Conservatives
has postponed ii to the FaH elections OF
1869 to settle the question .fnaliy." -
Ohio State Journal, The organ Of Ohio
Negr0iSm.
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The following is the Congressional
Amendment to FORCE Negro and Chi
nese Suffrage upon the people Of Ohio ::
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EF Carpeting pays tariff of thirty
FIVE per cent, and forty cents per yard
in addition
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For Sale at Pirate Sale.
4 PLANTATION.

4 PLANTATION,
SITUATED on Bayou Courtableau. (St. Lam
~ dry Par:sh.) about miles from Washin.to
and mile from Barry Landing. cont aiming ~
acres of land. 30O of which are cleared and un.
der cultivation: good. large dwelling house
with Is apartments and ire places Kitchen.
corn crib. five out houses for laborers, Sugar
House tnew) plant in sufficient Yuautity
to plant - acres; 6l0 barrels Of corn fodder,
&c.: work mules; carts; hogs: sheep. DC.
farming utensils. and in fact all the depeuden-
c;es Of a iirstciiss :lrin-ail i'll goo.i order.
The undersigned will sell the above property
IL black, for cash aud at Il very low price.
, For further particulars. apply to the IN
dersigned, the premises.
JOSEPH MELANCON.
St Landry. January Q. 1869. 3l-tt
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PARISH COURT.

PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY NO. ::.24i
YVES YIDRINE. of the Parish of\ ST Lam
l. dry. having applied by his petition to h..
appointed Administrator ot the Estate Iot Jose
phine Fontenot, deceased widow Of Augustn
Vi'lrine. late Of thu Parish of St. Landry:
Therefore,, any person intending To max" op-
position to the said appointment. will 'tii- the
same in wiring at my office in the town of Opel
olsas. Within len days from the present notice.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clegk.
Oprlousas, January 9th. 1869. /
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Notice.

4 LII persons who have Claims against
n the Estate Of Edvige Mayer, dc
ceased widow of Lucien Guilbeau, de-
ceased, are requested to present the same
ut the office Of Messrs. Bailey T. Esti-
lette,- at 0pelousas.
LDCWS GUILBEAU,
.'-a.@.,. Administrator.
December 26th, 1868. 9-5e
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Public Sale.

Estdte.ct Betsy Irut". deceased.
PI virtue of an order Of the Hon. the
- Parish Court in and for the Parish
of st. L;ludrv, there will be sold at pub
lie sale. to the last and highest bidder,
by the undersigned Administrator or q
duly commissioned Auctiontcr, on the
premises IN the town of Washington, on
Tues''ay, January 2Gvl. 1869,
the following described property belong
ln5 to the said Estate, to Wit:
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Saturday, February 9th 1860,
: A Certain Piece of Land,

situated in the Parish of St. Landry, being the
Northwest Quarter of Section No. 2, in Town
shid No. } South Of the ,kirty-tirst degree Of
North latitude OF Rang Nh 4. East Of the basis
meridian in the South West District OF the State
oi Lou;s;aua, containing one hundred and sixty
two acres and sixty-three tuehundrdth Of an
acre. and the same purchased by William Offutt
at the Land Office Ope!vusas. on she oath DE.
cenber, 1888. as per certificate NJ. 22249 OF the
Register of the Land Office. j.
f1rIn conformity with the laws and Cans,i-
tuition of Louisiana. tina absve described land
will b@ sold in lDts of not lsss than ten nor more
than City acress as win be more particularly des-
crihed ON the day af sale.
CONDITIONS Cash.
u ..sEs JAS. G. HAYES. Sheriff.
Opelonsas January I'd, 1869
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State of Louisiana.

Probate Coxrt, Parish et St. La"d,y-No. ses1.
/ Estate of Jean Raptste Castillo.
A ZELIE. Sicily, Of the Parish Of 81. Ian
N dry, Tutrix, Sc, having filed Tableau OF
distribution Of the proceeds Of the Estate of
jean Baptiste Eastille. deceased, accompanied
By o petiaian praying for she hon,oIogatlou OF
the same And whereas. the prayer Of said
petition has been granted by ala order Of Court
dated January Ist, 1859;
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all inter
-ssed to make opposisicn, if any thsy have. in
writing, at my office. in the town OF 0peioasas,
within Thirty days from the data Of the present
notice.. why ss;d Tabteau should not be approved
and homosogated.
. JOS. d. RICHARD. Clerk.
Opelonsas, January 2d. 1863. J.
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JOHN a.EN.yaN.
WHEELWRIGU
THE OPELoUsAs COURIER.

Published on Saturday by JOEL H SANDOZ
coHDlT IONS:
Sabse7sptiom.-Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
OF the year
A subscriber wishing to oiscon.iuue must give
a writer notice to that Effect and s-.,lr up all
arrearages; and no subscription vii. be stopped
until all arrearages are paid, unless at the option
Of the publisher.
.Ad0e1t'ssng.-F iFrY cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines Oh less constitute
square.
All advertise .~p, in for publ,cation w,Il
be inserted in English aud Frtnch un!rss o,h- /
wise ordered.] until the tditor shall Judge it con-
veniers TO discontinue.
Candidates To public favors will pay Fifteen
D"lar'"acb. II advance. # they w..h to be A.
uvunced
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Sheriff, ,s sale.

State Of louisiana.
C. H. Mouton, D District Court.
-, rs. T. Parish of st. Landry,
Ann L. Quirk ct ais. } No. 1878.
EDY virtue of an order Of seizure and saleis-
I'D sued from the Hon. The Court of the Eighth
Judicial District Of the State Of Louisiana. sit
ting in and tor the Parish of at. Lsadry, I'm thu
above entitled suit and to me directed. viii OF,
fer for sale I'D auction. TO the last and highest
bidder i'm front OF the Coart House of this Par
iah, in the Town Of Opeloasas. On
Saturday, February 9th, 1860,
,commencinS sas sII Idclork ID tlsa rsssnfng, and
containing fsona dsy to day IL necessary: All the
c. Qaisk, unite tho Ealleving acssEifeaf property
seised 10 satisfy said order, 10 Wit:
.i,gt 4 Ssl3 ~ - -
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s::;i Buildings and Improvements,

A lot OF household furniture, &c.
Terms And Conditions The moveable
property cash. the landed property pay
able one half cash, and the ,balancc in
one year from the day of sale, with in
terest at per cent per annum from ma
turitv until paid. and the landed proper
tv remaining mortgaged until tinal pay
ment OF capital and interest.
WIN. :. READ.
Administrator
December 2Gtil. 1868.
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SheriT'eS Sale.

State Of Louisiana.
Zenon BrOussard, District CotLt
vs. Parish Of St. Landry.
Maria McCau!y, ct ais. ! No. 9662.
DY viltur Of a writ of F'i'r Farias issued finn,
D the Honorable the Court Of the Eighth Ju-
dical District Of the STATE IF Louisiana. sitting
in and tor the Parish OF 81. Landry in the above
enttrrd suit and % me- directed. will offer for
sale at auction to the last and highest bidder. in
front of the Court House ot this Parish, in the
town Of Oprlou-as,
Saturday, February 9th 1860,
commencing at the hour of II 4 ~, and con-
timing from day to- day. if necessary. all the
rights, titles. interests and demands OF James II.
nimbail, AGtniHi7,ratoF OF the Estate Of the late
Stephen D. McCallly, James Harman and Will
liam Offutt, unto the following described proper
ty seized to satisfy said order to wit