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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-05-25

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29

Tax Collectors Sales.
by virtue of the power in me YES
- ted by tho act of the Legisla-
ture of the State of Louisiana, APP
proved March 3, 1871, l will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit of APP
praisement, at the Courthouse of
the parish of Calcasieu, in the
town of Lake Charles, on
Saturday the 5th day Of Augugt
1871, commencing at IL o'clock,
NJ, and continuing from day to
day if necessary, tho following de-
scribed property seized by me to
satisfy debts dueto the State Of Lou
isiana, and to the parish Of Calcas-
leu by delinquent tax payers, with
costs the land viii be sold in
accordance with article 1872 Of the
Constitution, and the cost Of sur
vey for the purpose of division
shall be borne by the party pur-
chasing.
10. Lots I6. 20, 81 Il ~ in II.
eleven, s.. R. ID wv. and lot 88 in It.
eleven, s, R. A wv. being part Of a
Spanish grant to the Daclouet ia
mily, situated and frontingon west
side of Lake Arthur, measuring a.
bout so arpents front on said Lake
by 40 arpents in depth, and CON
tanning 2705 39I100 acres, assess
ed ia the name Of Peregrino Aven-
dano. Taxes, LOG s4I10O.
30. One lot Of ground situated
iii the town Of Lake Charles, cor
ner al Ryan and Iris streets, meas
uring 81 feet on Ryan street, by.
G6 2I3 feet on Iris street, be-
tween parallel lines assessed to
James Bigford and estate nv. Ct.
Daniel. Taxes, 81 AS,
Ia. The southwest fourth III
N. E section 35 II. 2 s. of Il.
eleven west containing 80 94I100
acres assessed TO Joseph Ginity,
Taxes, So 15Il00.
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section is and lot one of section
l9 township eleven 81 of R. g wcst
containing 223 84r100 acres as-
! sessed to Emile St0uts.
Taxes, S13 45I1OO.
Go. Lots j, 2, 3 and 4 OF M d
section lis township eleven, IS. ol
II. 3 west, containing 343 6ST1OO
acres, assessed to H. Omer Stouts.
Taxes, So 90 54l10O.
! z, The undivided half Of lot 5
of sec5ion 10, township 9S. of r..
10 west, containing IA 40 loo
acres, assessed to Henry Chadef-
ford. Taxes, SIG 49E1oo.
8. Lot Is lin township eleven
s. of r. vest q Spanish Grant 81
tuated on the west side of mermen-
tau river measuring 20 arpents
front on Lake Arthur by As ar
penis IN depth, containing 677 a.
acres, assessed to Mrs. Alexander
or Melville Declouet.
Taxes, S29 39[1oo.
Taxes, So 5oT1oo,
10. TIE southwest fourth of
southeast fourth section SO. and
n. W. Of n. Ell section 81 T. 6.
south of range 5 west, containing
go acres s. Wa of S. WI section
25 Z. SIS. Of R. 9 west, containing
40 rs loo acres, assessed to Bar
ney H. Sears. Taxes, SIS 81 loo.
Ii, The N. Ell offs. WI of sec
ton one I, eleven, south of range
s west, containing 40 54I1oU a.
cres, assessed to Dupre Leblanc,
Taxes, IS so loo.
100. The Ell & N. WI Of S. WI
section 81 township eleven south
of range 8 west, containing about
10 acres. Lots 8 a. is q south
west fourth of northwest fourth
and northwest fourth of south
west fourth section 20, township
eleven south r. 8 west containing
about leo acres-one steam saw
mill and personal property assessed
10 James Madison Wells.
Taxes, 1859 Is loo.
$50. A tract ofland situated on
The west side of Calcasieu river.
containing about 300 acres, in see
ton ) d 4 township ten, south of
r.. 9West, and in sections 80 a. "a, |
8 south Of range 9 west,
being in the Western half of Rio
Hondo Claim No % 2 in the name
Of Dempsy Hes, said tract fronting
on Old River and assessed to the
estate of Cyprien Verdun.
Taxes, S1l 93l1oo.
l4o. 81 of northeast fourth of |
section 50 20 71oo acres, I. 5, /
south Of range 4 west, northwest /
'ourth Of northeast fourth section /
80, IS loo acres, southeast fourth
If N. WI section SO 80 S5Iloo
acres northeast fourth of north /
vest fourth & north half Of south +
cast fourth section SO township 5
5. of R. 4 west, containing I59, At
loo acres, assessed to Broad &
Foster. Taxes, $1,000 oSIIoo.
Is, South half of southeast
Iuartersection %, township 8 south
'ange IL west, containing 79 rs
,cres, southwest fourth of section
rs township 8 south Of range II
vest, containing I59 5oIIoo acres
forth half of northeast fourth
# section 80, township 8, south of
ange la west, containing 7GIo3 /
90 acres, assessed to Lehman, H
1oudchaux & Co, Z
Taxes SD 2SIIoo,
rs. Northwest fourth of section
3 township Q south of range 10 /,
rest, containing loo acres; west
ialf Of east half section I3, town
hip 8 south Orange 10 west con-
aiming I6o 76lIoo acres; I6o 76l
90 acres, assessed to Miller q Ir- j
zine. Taxes, SI4 SslIoo.
III Section $50, So Hoo acres OF
y = s ! Hse " - 80 =. Fl
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Vente par le Collecteur
6@ IaNeas.

I'm yeTtm des p@nrvoiFs don't ia sMis
IT. Fav6tu par Pacte ao Ia Legislature
de Ia Louisiana, appr0uye 10 4 Mars
1871, ie proe6derai q vondra D Eoncan
public, pour On compliant, sans bone
lice deStimation, 4 IA maisQn &c Cour do
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USE They are
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29

tic Homeopathic Medical College Q
) Missouri.
JNO. CONzLEMAN, III. d., Lecture
on Diseases of Children, Hommnath
MI ig College OF Missouri.
CHAREJ YASTINE, Md,
PRO-. Of Physiology, Homeopathic Med
College of No.
; JOHN HARTMAN, M. d.. Prof.
Clinical Medicine, Col Homotao'e Phv
stefan and Surgeon,
They are superior to al other stom
+ ( ach Bitters.
+ EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist
No BitteTs in the world can exec
( them
4 SIMON HIRsCH. Analitical Chemist.
uhfRent PEysfCiaus Of Chicago,
The formula for the Home Bitters has
en- sabmitts3 to us, and we believe
m toBe tie hest tonic and stimulant
general use now offered to the pub
H, Woodbury., M, ID,
a. Mariner, Analytl Chemist; Jas,
q p auey, NJ, ID, Prof, Chemistry
sh Medical College; III. 81, Hahn, M,
3, McVieai, NJ D;J b, Walker, M,
"; Norm S, Barn s, MD; Is, Hoyne,
III, D; r, Ludiam, NJ ID; Thbs, T, FL
lis, M, ID; Jas, A, Collins Mi d;
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CIECfNNATr.
Nearly all Of whom are Professors in
one Oh the other of the Medical Colleges,
No other Bitters have ever been offer
ed to the public embracing so many
valuable remedial agents,
j u Waiter, nj D;L A James, M d;
@ q Simpson, ND; SP Bonner, M ID
@ 8 Muscraft, M d; G. w Bigler, M ID;
w 7 Talliaferro, J J Quinn, M d; G A
Doherty, M d; RS Wayne, Chemist;
G Woodward, M ID; @ X Taylor, NJ d;
r b Johnson, NJ d; S B Tomlinson,
ND, A- .'.-.st ~. '.
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN MEMPHIS
The Home Bitters are an invaluable
remedyfor indigestion and diseases arr
sing from rnalalial causes, ~-e
g B Thornton, NJ ID; Alex, Erskine, |
NJ d III charge City Hospital; NJ D; !
Paul Otey, M d; III w Purnell, NJ A !
Edmunds, Nj ID; Sandford Bell, ND, |
Jos, Z Lynch, M D, ....f. ......~f.n
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In all parts of the North, West and
South. goa 1884, a
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CoUECIL BLUFFS, March %, IL
JAMES A, JACKSON Il Co-Having e1-
amined the formula Of the Home Stom-
och Bitters, / have prescribed them in
my practice for some time, and pro
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now in use. p FL MCMAHON, NJ ID.
hasH For sale by all druggists and
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James A, Jackson s. Co.
PrOprietOPs.
Laboratory 105 and 107
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29
20 aII LTas-narar.

~ compliance With IA at Of the Ise-
II gislatJlre OF the State OF LGuiaiaua,
entitled '.An Act to provide revenue
for the support Of the State govern
ment Of Louisiana and the manner Of
collecting The sames adpF5VeJl March
9th, 1859 the undeEsigned NIL assess
the property Of the parisl, qf Caleaaieu,
for one month, Communicating bn the
fitst day Of August, and ending On tho
first dey Of September, 1871. nom ten
O'Clock, a. II. to twelve 81, and from 2
o'clock, P. a. to o'clock, P. NJ. Of each
day, at the Office Of the Recorder Of The
parish Of Calcasieu in the town Of Lake
Charles-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29
J, @. WHITEHALL,

49,. Ed. nf Medical Archives.
Ah'd Heacoek, nj. ID; DIR G. VT.
adglg; q. Galok, M, ID; s, Crate Mo-
q -; Q. a. Ware, NJ. u; wv. a..
ioox, III. ID.
a q FHANKLIN, n. D.
' S,,,of Surgery Homeopathy Medical
TT, yASTTNE, mi. d.,
n. u. G COAEsTOCK, MI. d.,
~ ~ q Midwifery and Diseases Of Wo,
a ssoa, college d Homeopathic Physi-
Clans and straeanF
a.. JOHN 4. TEMPLE, M. ID.
= = a'eEla 1eaiga aad Thorappeu-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29


$50. Ia Motto sud du quart sud.
Est section Is, 4. 8. IS, n. I2onest. con.
tenant ~ 25gl00 acres; 10 QUART sud-.
Quest dc ID section rs, At. s. s. IN.
liz Quest contenant I59 60f10g acres: N
m0iti6 Nord ia quart Nora Est section
Sc, 4. Q. So n. u Quest ccnsenant rs
13flO0 acres, assesSe 4 Lehman. Cloud.
chaux g che. Taxes. Sf4 ag
loo. lie quart Nord- Quest ia u See
RON 13, contenant 100 76Y11G acres: IA
Eauitie Quest de "a m0it6 Est sect6n
1B, =. 9, 81 II, 10 Quest oontenant 100
T6Ii00 acres, assoss6 4 Miller et Irvino.
Taxes, S14 IS.
lT0. $50 $4,000 acrcs. situe dams d
section DO II ca 1000 aeres sita6 dams
Il section "a, % 54Jl00, rs. Il M 8
Quest, assess6 i ID succession de ste
phen h QUnk. Taxes, S2a 81.
C HAEIBEs
ColActeiu dcs Taxes
Il JuiItct, 5l
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
GcoMM6NIcATED.
WHATS THE ROW
A LOCKER ON

What's oil this fuss about Somebody
is Inteudant, aud the town is entitled to
an Iutendart, so where's the hnrm, and
what's the racket Is tse new street
laid of in the wrong direction, or does
it carry trade where some folks don't
get it, or is lone Irishmao walking the
street, with modest bit Of shillaly,
and behaving himself like giutleman,
as he is, enough to stir the bile Of
Cassius and excite the pent up wrath Of
Caesar Cease firing, friends, and in
dulge freely in soda. The weather is
horribly hot ani the town is horribly
dull, but we don't want fuss about
bothing at all, at all. The Hu klux
may chow at Manning aud in upper
Sumter, but if they hear the sound Of
this battle, they may visit this place,
and soon decide "wha'll be King" in
Sumter. So stop the fuss at once, and
stop the press long enough to get this
in, for the
r,y-DIyC CnOn
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
SUMTER AUXILIARY BIBLE SO
CEETY,

At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Sumter Auxiliary Bible
Society, on the 17sh instant, which was
called to order by the Ghairmans Rev
s. NJ. Richardson, it was
Resozeed, That inasmuch as the
Treasurer has on hand a considerable
number of Bibles, we report the fact to
Rev. E. A. Bolles, Treasurer Of the
State Society, and request the appoint
meut OF Colporteur, to labor IN Sumtez
County in disposins OF them.
Reyolced, That the annual meeting ol
this Society be called to take place at, 4
O'Clock p. H., on Sunday, July 10th
in the Baptist Church in this place.
hcsolred, That Rev. Il. A. c. Walk
er be requested to preaeh the AHnieer-
sary Sermon on that occasion, Rev. D
Mcqueen. Alternate.
Resolved, That the Secretary be
requested to furnish a copy OF these
proceedings to the Sumter Watchman
and Sumter Ners for publication.
Rev. S. N. RICHARDSON,
Chairman.
A. WR.ga, Secretary.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
GEN. q. HI. ANDERSON.

We are pleased to notice the distin-
guished consideration accorded our
former immediate fellow.citizen, Gen.
R. H. ANDERSON, by the citizens OF
the city Of Charleston. The city papers
of Saturday last contain a nomination
of the General for the Office Of Mayor,
to which is appended nearly one thou
sand names of leading and respectable
citizens.
He responds in the good taste,
modesty and conservatism, which are
his characteristics. Expresses "deep and
"sincere qualification at the kind and
"friendly confidence exhibited" but re-
quests that his nomination be not
pressed, "if any arrangement can be
" "made by which heated political con-
"tcst may be avoided, and all good
" citizens be brought into earnest and
harmonious CO operation for the re-
establishment and preservatio n
"amongst US OF good order and pros-
"perity." BE approves the proposition
made by the Daily republican for ga
division of the city Offices" and con
seuts that his "name may be used in
Z" "any way that may seem favorable to
"such consummation.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
COMMUNICATED

=
Mr. Editor What does all Of this
hula bulloo about the Iutsndans mean ?
To an outsider It would seem that a
"Tax Payer" would make people believe
that our Intendant had appropriated
other peoples funds to his own private
aggrandisement. Yet this looks like q
strange thing to make people believe.
1t is the Treasurer Who keeps the funds,
not the Intendant-and he (the Treas
urer) has published statement Of all
the receipts and disbursements, and if
any thing was wrong, any body, much
less the astute "Tax Payer" could easily
show it from the figures. But it is the
Inteudant they are after, not the funds
or the Treasurer. Poor Intendaut, he
has given his services gratuituosly for
low these many years, and noW he is to
get no thanks, if "Tax Payer" is to have
his way. 1t really does not look as if
he has used much funds from any
source. So fat as We know, he has paid
alt Of his just debts and never kept any of
his creditors or friends cut oftheir dues;
not even by taking the bankrupt act and
settling with them all at Is cents in the
dollar, or by a "polite little notice"
which has Of late become very familiar
to some of our people. And notwith-
standing he seems to do such large
business, and is a man of so much
business tast and energy, still it seems
to take all he can make to clothe aud feed
himself and little family and that barely
decently. He has made no splurge out
as some others have. He rides in and
owns no Afs carriages or buggies-has
neither built nor bought any fue house.
Surely if he had been using other
peoples funds, he would or might have
followed suit in these evidences Of
extraordinary thrift. But We end him
the same hard working, modest and
poor man to-day that We saw him years
ago. Such a man been squandering
other peoples money? We cant believe
it-who can
A LOCKER ON.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
THE LATEST NEWS.

WAsHINeroN, May 2S.-Minister
Washburne selegraphs to Secretary Fish
that the Archbishop Of Paris and sixty
nine priest were shot on Tuesday. The
insurrection has been suppressed. The
insurgent losses ate enormous, these OF
the government being comparatively
small.
Ii is calculated that there are over
fifty thousand dead bodies 10 the houses
and cellars of Paris, many Of whom are
women and children. Said women we're
perfectly furious during the fights.
The destruction ofproperty is terrible
and it is estimated that ose-fourth Of
Paris has been destroyed.
There is no limit to the readiness
that exists to Kill the members of'the
Commune and the leaders Of the Guards
when captured.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
MEM. MAKE A NOTE OF II.

The observant visitor to the "city By
the sea-" will notice many hopeful indi-
cations of prosperous future for the
dear old city Charleston is certainly
looking up, and the long years Of
patient suffering aud Of struggling effort
OF her citizens, may yet meet suitable
reward.
Our readers who 60 there, on busi-
ness or pleasure bent, will find most
comfortable and agreeable home, at very
reasonable terms, at the Hilber's House,
2S4 King Street, where Mrs HILBERs,
kind hearted aud pleasant lady, plays
most gracefully the part of hostess
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

the President, and transact such busi-
ness as may be necessary,
I On motio-: of MIR. Jos johnson, il
was
Resolved, That the board of Directors
hold their regular meetings on the first
Tuesday in January April, July and
October.
Mr.. Gilbert, in a few appropriate
remarks, urged upon the new Board Of
Directors, attention to their duties,
improvement Of the Cemetery grounds,
&c.
No further business appearing, the
meeting adjourned. The Board Of
Directors to meet at the call Of the
President.
J. D. BLANDING,
President.
T. v. WALSH, See'.y and Treas,
*COl.- J. D. Blanding declined re-elec--
ton.
II. D. Craig declined reelection.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
LOVE OF HOME.

There should be that, in connection
with every home, however lowly or
exalted, which attracts, and brings to
nestle there, in sweet seclu;siou, the best
affections of those who gather about its
hallowed circle. Love should crown
our domestic altars, with our children
as SOLVE plants" round about us. Thus
shall the young be best preserved from
the vices OF the world, and when they
too shall erect their own temple OF
home, it shall be builded in fashion the
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
PUBLIC GOOD.
MEETING OF LOT HOLDERS OF
SUMTER CEMETERY ASSOCIA-
TIONs

10 pursuance Of published notice, a
meeting Of Lo. Holders of the Sumter
Cemetery Association, was held this
day, in Council Chamber.
PreseaEPresident j. D. Blanding,
(iu the ehair) Rev. D. Mcqueen and
Nessrs. Z. C. Green, W. H. Girardeau,
C. T. Mason, A. White, L. P. Loriug,
j. B. Roach, JOS. johnson, A. A. Gil
bert, T. V. Walsh, q. W. Gardner.
Dir. T. V. Walsh was requested to
act as Secretary Of the meeting.
Mr.. L. C. Green moved that the
meeting proceed 10 an election Of Off
GERS, to hold Office, from 1st of June,
1871 to 1st of June 1872, to consist of
President, Vice-Pfesidsus, Secretary
aud Treasurer, aud twelve Directors,
which was adopted, and Messrs. Jos.
JohDson, J. B. Roach and E. c. Green,
appointed as q Committee TO nominate
said ofHceys, and reported as follows =
For Pse.ideat-J. B. Roach
For Nice. President-J. D. Blanding.
For Sec. and Eeas.-T. v; WAIST !
Far Directors-Rey.sD. McQueen. T.
B. Fraser, a. A. Gilbert, G. T. Mason,
J. s. Richardson, Jr., HI. .Darr, DR..
A. j. China; G. VI. Lee. Jr., ". q.
'Girardsau, Rev. Fl. A. g. Walker, +.
A. Foleom, T. NJ. DeLorms, which
report was unanimously adopted.
: On motion the retiring Secretary and
Treasurer Eas requested to furnish the
newly slssssd Secretary and Treasurer
With Q fuIlstatsalent Of the fscal coudi
ton Of the Association, and to pay over
to him whas fnads may be on hand.
BIT. &c. Green offered the following
Tss6iution which sas adopted:
Resalssd That ths board af Direotors
be iastsactsd t. extend the limits Of the
Ceiastesg in s1sh dirce.ion as they may
think best, and q include the graves of
Eoafsderate soldiers. and If seeessary TO
eioEa he faxa Leading fsois Cemetery.
10 nN publis road, and may make otbet.
smpaogs,nepts asdee.asa aaeesssry. j
Mr. n e. giserdaas asssa tic fol.
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money I enclosed you in 1870 for Stock
Journal1 your Special Pufet2
Did you ever send the eggs to Dr..
Aston s.of Lost Mountain, or theseed to
Mr.. Thomas, the model farm man Of
Houston, Ga, from whom yop ackuow-
lodged receipt Of $4,000 and for which
somewhat eqnivocal transactions you
received such Hattering notice in the
Rural Cdroliiaiam 2 - -
Lest the gratifying intelligence COM
municated in this ny 9th or, 9th letter,
may fail from pecuniary considerations
on the part Of your FIRM to elicit 8 reply,
I again enclose stamps, paper and
envelopes.
Let me know if you wish those
inimitable pigs sent back 10 you, aud
oblige, Yours Respectfully,
J. NJ. DENNIS. ..