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Taxes dc ParOfSSc.

IaNCS uc NEOESSC.
TzOUS CEUX qui mont pas encore pave
l. leurs taxes de Paroisse, sont notifies
de venir immediatement les payer; autre-
ment, j'en ferai Ia collection judicialrement.
Pendant NOR absence, Mr.. G. Mayo est
a1torise de les ~recevoir pour moi.
JAMES NJ. THOMPSON,
- Dec, '68 Collector.
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Avis.
TIM CONFORMITE q une ordonnance du
- Jury de Police, lie bureau du Tresorier
sera dorenavant ouvert pour Prescription des
warrants. LIE bureau est ell haut dams la
watson de- conr. T, G.. ANDERSON.
% Ianv;er. 1860. Tresorier.
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"A VENDRIC,
1900 ARPENTS DE TERRE.

AVN A@AS ~ 49,
7 TN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
" sis dams la Paroisse St. Landry, sur lie
cote Quest du Bots Mallet, 4 environ dix miles
de la Vile d'Opelousas, au quarter
ment appele rAnse Bourbcuse, consistent en-
la Section 7, Township 6 Sud, Rangee Z Est,
contenant 1862 acres ct ! centitmes, ttat tgaux
a mile six cents arprnts, don't environ un
tiers est terre be bon bois: Crtte terre est la
meme qui fut concrlre TT confrmee a Ia vcuve
de- fru Antoine Boisdorc, par acte du Congress,
ct rapportce par les Commissioners dams l"ur
c~ertiticat d No. lIOo, ct consistant en- quartz
morceaux de 400 arprnts chacun. LIE NOR
ceau rntier de 1900 arprnts srra ypndu dun
scul ct gu dlvisc en- morcraux de eng arpents
DE- face sur G~uarante de protondeur, de ma
nirre a f~avoris.r les acq,lereurs. LIE plan dc
crtte terre ponrra ttre examine All bureau du
Juge Il. 4. Mar'rl. Il Oprlousas, Qui donnrra
toutrs les information y relatives. La situa-
ton est excclItutc pour t,abIir I'm moulin a
Scir.
Cc,tc tcrre scrs vcn1nc par lots de 81
acres chacun; ellie est divi>tc en- 30 lots
don't ~ lots tcrtc, 7 lots tcrrc ct boiS ct 10
lots hGiS.
Conlitions-Un cinQni6mc compliant, ct
lie surplus a I'm ct drux ans.
JULIEN A. FROEENT,
Administrations
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e. a. MARTEL & HUDSPETH,
Avocat.
OPELOUSAS, LNE.

Wanted,
At the Southern Argus and Crisis Office
"A FIRST-CLASS PRACTICAL PRIN-
- ter, who has the capacity to perform
all the duties of Editor and Publisher du-
ring his absence. He must be a staunch,
unrelenting Democrat, and attached to tie
White Race. Industry frugality and tenn
perance will be considered high recommen-
dations. Applications may be made in per-
son or by letter, addressed to the under
signed at Crystal Springs, Copiah County,
Mississippi.
EDWIN E. OVERALL,
Editor and Publisher.
Crystal Springs, Miss, Dec. 5, 1868.
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L.

situ6c dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry, Prairie
.rEglise, mesurant environ trois cent Quatre-
vingt-treze (3y3) acres, plus on moins, Dor.
nee Nord par la terre de Damonvillc Dtjcan:
Est par la tcrre du Capitaine Pickett, Sud
par celle de Mime. Billiard, ct Quest par la
terre de jean Bite. Roy, etant la derniere
residence de Michel ". Prud'homme, de-
cede, avec toutes les Batisses ct Ameliora-
tons dessus: Aussi. DEUX ARPENTS DE
|TERRE BOISEE, au bout de Ia profondeur
de la tcrre boissee de Lamorand.er, pore,
bornee Nord par la terre du dit Lamoran-
der, p6re Sud par Ia terre de la succession
de Lazaretti, Quest par Petit Bayou, ct Est
par madame. VIM. Knox, ct aussi lie dot
de copper du bois de chaufage sur deux ar
penis de superficie etant sur la ligne du
bois de la succession de Lazaretti du cote
Quest du Petit. Bayou.
2-UN CERTAIN
Moroccan de teTre b0isce.
situe sur la route qui conduit DIES Opelousas
a Washington, etant les lots 3 ct 4 designes
sur lie plan enregistre avec la vente de Ma
dame Celeste Garland d Ann Young, veuve
de Michel W. Paud'homme, borne par en-
liant par lie lot No. 5 du dit plan, ayant
deux arpents de front sur la route courant
dc la route susdite au Bayou Teche gu Car
ron, contenant Solx-deux arpents ct quatre-
vingt-cinq cinq centiemes (62 S5l1O0)-ce
moroccan de terre ct celni prcmierement
mentionne formaient la derniere residence
du dit Michel W. Prud'homme.
Saisic dams lie process dessus.
Conditions--COMPTANT.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff, lie 2 %janyier 1868.
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Vente par lie SIleriG.

ETAT De LA LO UISIAN E.
Adrirn Iselin No. 1897,
VS.. \Cour De Dist.
Louis A. Fouchpr, EXT. Test. >St. Landry.
IN VERTU dun alias ordrc de saisic ct
- de ventc i moi adresse, par lIIonora-
Bile Ia Sine Cour de District Judiciaire de
rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse St. landry, dams la susditc cause, jc
p~roctlcrai i la ycntc a Iencan publiguc, i
la Maison dc Cour de la vile dOpelousas, lie
SaEescesi, 6 Fevricr 1860,
i II heures du matin, la propriete ci-bas
decrites, SAVIOR:
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VENIE PUBLIQUE.


olSCSoSACil u L A1AIAC l. . l. AL4C, l. 11o.
I'm VERTU dun ordre emanant de lIIon.
1 la Cour DIES Preuvcs de la Paro;ssc St.
Landry, lie public est par lie present averti
quill sera vendu en- ven1e publique, au plus
~oftrant ct dcrnicr cncherisseur, par le sous
signc administrator, GU par l'mtcrm5diaire
dun encantcur dument commissioned, a la
derniere residence du d6funt, a la Prairie
Plaisance dams cette p~aroisse, le
Nercrcdi, 10 Fevricr, 1869,
Ia propriete ci-dessous d6crite, dependant
dc la succession dudit feu Onezime P. pitre,
fills, reinforcement de Ia paroisse St. Lam
dry, a SAVIOR:
ensemble avec toutcs les Batisscs ct Anne
liorations dcSsus, situte dams lie quarter
Prairie Plajsancc, paroissc de St. Landry,
mcsurant dcux cent cinquantc arpents en-
rante dcux de p~rofondeur, lie out plus ou
moins, born6c Sud par lc chcmin public
conduisant dcs Opclousas a Ia Vile Plate,
Est par Ia vc1vc Edmond johnson, ct Nord
ct Oaest par Ia tcrre de Mmc. Ztphirin
Lambert, ctant Ia meme proprlete quc le
dit GneZimc p. Pitre a achcttc il I-ncaA
DIES bicns de Ia succession dc fen Edmond
johnson, fit lie 80 Fevrier, 1866, ct enrt-
gistre dams lie Livre pour les hypothtrlcs:
No. 10, aux pages $40 ct 51l.
CoNDITIoNS.-Ellc scra vendu en- lots d"
cinqnante acres, payable 4 douzc mois du
Jour dc la vcn.c; Iacheteur fournissant eau
ton, ct la propritte rcstant hypothGoute.
NOLLL piTKE,
9jan. go. Administrator.
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.Bsss'6 &c 5s1siici..

.ssss1 &c Police.
pAROiSSE De ST. LANDRY.
MANDr, s ntccmbrc, 1868.
Sur motion de II. CnttTcll:
Rt.xo!u, Qua unc reunion du Jnri de Pc
lice dc Ia p~aroi>se de st. Landry, qni doit
avuir lieu lie troi>iGmc lunli Il" Janvicr,
1869, ttant lie huitiemc jour du dit m"is, la
take de ParoiSso qui doit cite aS>csSte ct
prGlevae sur la ditc p~aroiSSe ponr Iu~age dc
Iannec 1868, scra alors tixec ct 1ttcrminte.
Ce Qui suit est une estimation ocs Deepen
scs REFUSES:
c, lA1nnn- ~
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T-O:VUU %
DePENsEs EXTRA:
Dette actuelle dc la
Paroisse.. $1,000 90
Salaries des membres
du juri.......... 1000 90
Salaries des temoins.. 1000 90
Pour Ia construction
DIES travaux publics 5000 O0-27.O00 90
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FEVHE VALUE of this Guano is nov
Il SO weU knopn and appreciated, that
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rom Us.
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The large capital in vested by this Com
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Experience has shown that this Guano
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1t is the policy and purpose of the Com
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Messrs " Crichton i Son
GrnHe'rer:-l deslrs, As promised, TO xoquaint
you with the results of the application Of the
Kcdonda Guano, upon my wheat land last fall
applied tho Guaro al the rate Of $50 ibs per acre
as thick as the drill would SOW it J this appli-
cation VAS msds 10 / acres, one half sowa in
heat tho othor in Rye
The grain grew we'll in tho fall and both Wheat
and Rye promlshed fine crop 10 the spring; the
grain has been harvested but not az Vet thrash
cd. have reason to believe that the Rive will
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does not promise 50 well, owing 10 the Fly hav-
ing damaged Ii very severely
This may be ascribed 10 no little extaut to tina
variety sown Boughton, as the bearded wheat
Of my vicinity has almost entirely escaped tho
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yer soWn upon the ground to which the Guano
was applied is well set and very vigorous, and
esteem the application Of the Redonda, though
not OF speedy benefit from tho causes above as
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WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULTERATIeS.
Packed in Bags Of zoo lbs. each,
Has raised good crops Of Whest Corn Ga :,
Potatoes. Grass, Cotton, Tobacco and NeGe-
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RECOMMENDED BY
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a COMPOUND OF CHOICE PER L
WAN AID PHOSPHATE GU
AMOS WITH ALKALINE
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FEvhis C1uano is especially commended 10
IL tbs Planters Of ST. Mary's county, az
equa, if net superior to any manure (not e1-
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Of u heat Of superior quality and equal &c
Bone Dust. The best Planters in Mary land
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No such manure can be produced 10 promote
the growth of groSs-improvsment must
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our material and manufacture.
A trial OF this valuable Guano is earnestly
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"A contains equal parts Of Peruvian aud
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with a ka!;ne Substantially prepared
and Dry-a'lapted TO Drilling OF Broadcast
in strong sacks of IL to the ION OF 2Coo lbs,
IA SO a. $50. Cash or equivalent
Used in same quantity as Peruvian Guauo
per acre, reference to community generally
aud consumers OF my compounds.
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