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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

A Wyoming correspondent says
that in most of their juries, during
their recent court term at Cheyenne,
there was slight sprinkling of wo-
man. In capital cases female jurors
are placed in charge of a female bail
iff,, and are allowed to retire to an
apartment by themselves during the
intermission of the court, until the
cause is finally submitted, when they
are of course, required to be shut up
with their associates of the sterner
sex until they can agree upon ver-
dict. This is said to afford fine
opportunity for innocent semi-f1irta-
tions; but it is not alleged that the
lady jurors did anything of the sort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

An exchange says that Kate Field
is good pistol shot. Miss Hazlett
swims like q duck, Z izabeth Cady
Stanton is a scientific angler, and
Susan b. Anthony plays q rafting
game of draw poker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

An Atlanta paper has the following
statistics ssOf the sixty nine young
ladies who have tainted away in At
lanta during the summer, fifty-seven
fell into the arms of gentlemen, elev-
en- fell on the floor, and one into
water bucket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

A wELL-KNowN London printer being
called on toreply to toast, said, Cen
tleman, thank you most heartily; !
can't make a speech. but | can print
one as long as you like"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

Be very careful of your promises.
and Justin your performances, and
remember it is better to do and not
promise, than to promise and not
perform.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

RATES OF ADVERTISING: Pen YEAR:
One Column, 500 Half Column, SEQ; Guar
ter Column, s35.
Transient Advertisements per Square of ten
lines or less Of this sized type, first insertion.
50; each subsequent insertion, 81.
squire is one inch in space down the col
umn. counting cuts. display lines, blanks &C., as
solid matter. No advertisement to be considered
less than square, and all fractions counted .
full square. All advertisements inserted for
less period than three months to be regarded az
transient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
RoBINsoN's ARCH.

More than thirty years ago, Pro
fessor Edward Robinson believed
that he had discovered in Jerusalem
traces of the arch of bridge which
led from the temple to Zion. If this
was true, it would furnish a key to
unlock several theological difficulties.
But the antiquity of the arch was
doubted by travellers as erndite as
the Professor himself He neyerthe
less supported the theory stoutly. It
became finally one of the many
mooted questions and !" Robinson's s
Arch was one of the curiosities of
the Holy City. Whether belonging
to the time of Solomon or Just;nian !;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
ALBANY tATH HOUSE!

uxHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
clnlty that be has taken charge of this Establish
ment and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried on nothing bur
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects TO give entire satisfaction to all.
Nr Children aud Ladies' Hair neatly cut
and shampooed. JOSEPH WEBBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
NOTICE.

AL PERSONS OWING ON sUBscRIP-
"a tion note account of railroad compile
ton to Albany please call and settle Immediate
ly. BEN. HOLLADAY,
sire e. By j. Il. Foster.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29
Vente PubIique.

Succession de Baailide Boatn, Ueaoe
Joseph De,ouea.
I'm vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour dies
~ Preuyes de Ia paroisse Calcasieu,
il sela vendu d Pencan public, au plus
oftrRnt at dernier eneh6risseur, par II
soussigne, on par I'M encanteur public
d Ia derniere residence de Iii d6funte.
pres du Bayou Lacassine, en- cette pa
roisse, fl
Mercredi lie so Aout, 1871.
les properties ci-apres decrites d6pen-
dant de ID succession Go Bazilide BONN.
dec6d6e, savoir
10, l'habitation deIni6re residence
de Ia defunte. Giant Ia Motto s. an III
s. -. OF Ia liz n. an liz y. w. de III
Section 80, township dix S. r. 5 W..
contenhnt l64 1890 acres avec toutes
les bAtisaes et amGliorations oui AN
trOuvent. @
20. I'm moroccan do terre, 6tant "a
"a M E. Of X u du q NV de IL sec
ton 81, Il dis, y IN w contenant CAS-
s2il00 acres
Bo. Un moroccan do terFe, Giant le
y N w dc % section 80, II dix. S r 5
Quest, eontenRnt I66 l2H0o ecros
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be shot, and that as soon as the
man was executed his tosgue
should Be cut cut and his ears cut
of. lie invited two 81 three Off
GERS to breakfast with him next
morning and when they were seat
Cd At table he said to them m
Il haze invited you to Taste a
very delicate dish which / have
gotten up for you, and which /
I know you win appreciate as
highly as / do, 1t is this (uneov-
ring the dish the tongue and the
ars Of the Insurgent ! shot yester-
dny:" @
sH rMa #s..## e.#F HEFEsFrf# t#s
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Venfe ENIlltnne....

Succession Matgaey5te BroaSssy,9
Teuve 1lepandlre 1goeaeapn,
I'm vertu dun ofdfe dc Ia Copr d.4
~ Preuves de Ia paroisse Caleasieg 4
sera vendu a l'encaK public, an plus ~
frant ct dernier eneh6risseur. ma i.
'soussigne, GU par. un eneanteur public
q 10 deTniege Residence &c d6fanta i
Lacassine, en- cette parpisse
Vendredi, le Ter Sept Bre 1874
les propri6t6s eii-apr6s dscritss asen.
dant de "a succession &c AiaFrh itfo
Br0nssar6 PeJive Alexandra Areene -
decea6e, sav0ir .a
10. On moroccan 6le terFa, etanth
z N. dc section 3 t0F' lil5diS, & Il
8 Quest, contenant 3E6 80IlDB oelss
derniere residence de n definite ageo
nlaison dc g63idenee
70, UnfmcIeeau de tefHe (dEtaA
etaHt la 11S u. dn II N W., Ia " wan
w N E. et la t3ena8e Dbl qtIar ii
Gle section at, at Ia E al az
NV de section VS.. dix 81 ri ~
contenant 33l 84FI00 acres.
3. Un moroccan az, tggTe [d'EtatI
Giant la p dU n s. q lle session. n l.
Il IS Wyetle N ~ 10 de sectioD b y q
Il IS q du N Vg "a a sector III 4
dix IS r Is w contenalt 2O4 96TTOO
acres, Mas ttEN aGCEs.E H8
4, Un moroccan do terre Id'Etatl,
6tant le n s = du IA s w do Ia section
8, ct le ii n = du ID NV, let la w
du IE4 S u de,la section III township dix
s. r. B w, Ia Motto sulement, apparte,
nant i Ia succession, c'est i dire enyi-
ron 80 acres. .2sI15 pug h..a ...'1I.io.'.tI.
S. Une Boucani6re, / Magozin 1
Mafs, so t6tes bGtes d cofies farouches.
4t6tes cheveuax de vach6rie, dix t6tes de
Moutons, $50 pages de barri6re,. Is
tGtes de betes d cornes douces, 4 totes
de COchons, une charette bnufs, in.
struments aratoire, Fourniture de mai.
son OF de cuisine, sc. &c, g-. ....
-- TeTmes etrCOndifiOns.r gp
A un credit de un, ,deux ct trois ans,
du jour de Ia yente, Les acquGreurs
fournissant leur ,billets avec bonno sGcu,
rite solidaire, q satisfaction de ladmi.
nistrateur, payable i .lui on d son or;
Dire, ct porfant. int6r6t pour cent par
an de lsuT 6ch6ance iusqu'au placement
Les pfopri6t6s iIamobiliGres demeure.
rant sp6ciaIement hypth6qu6e avee pr,
yilege dc yendeur jusqu'ap parfait pale,
mcnt. |.,. sg,.g. n .--.a.,-... m
81 ALEXIS ARCENAUX, ~.
.-... so. Administrator,
q. juliet, III. 53'T.TT' Y ~ ""
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-07-29

Quest aux long de laligne du Sud de lot
4 de Ia section fractionnel, is township
10, S. de R w. Dist 81 o. Line,
$500 chimes jusqu'au point De COM
mencement fffth8 - m r1ag
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS.
A I'M credit de soixante jour D partir
duiour de Ia vente, lacqu6reur execu-
tRnt son obligation pour le prix d'achat
de lTdite terre; payable rordre de
Administrations, aYec inter6t D raison
de huit pour cent par an de lech6ance,
avec I'm bon caution solvable f,s Soltolo,
est hypotheque spectacle ct privilege de
yendeur retenu sur Ia dite terPe, en- fa-
veIlf dos dite SUGGESTIONS, jusqu'a pale
ment en- plein de l'obligation, .
ga w. III. HASKELL, 0A
Sheriff ct Encansllr,
30 juliet, m.
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..r., ublic Sale. .s1
Estates 9fJoEn @. and FeliD Var
agrl- tcle both deceased Fiji.
tcNe, both deceased.


DY virtue of an order of the Hon.
~ Probate Court Of the parish OF
Calcasieu, there sill be sold at
public auction, to the highest bid
der, by the undersigned Sheriff and
ex-ofieio auctioneer, at the court
house of said parish, in the town
Of Lake Charles, on f..
Thursday the 31st day
of August, 1871, the following de-
scribed property belonging to the
estates of John G.. q Felix War
telle, both deceased, to wit
The eight and 27I100 rs 27l100l
acres Of land situated in this par
ish belonging to- snid estates Of
John G, e. Felix Wartelle, deceas-
cd, and described as follows, to wit;
commencing at the extreme N. E,
corner of the tract of land hereto
fore described, [the twelve acre
tract thence running south 20 Q
45minutes east, 4-50 chains, thence
N. 84deg. 30 min. east, "a chains,
to the little bayou, thence along
said bayou N, 12o IL min. E. n
36 chains, thence west along the
south line Of lot a, Of fractional
sect. 10, township, 10 south Of range
8 west, southwest dist. La, 26-09
chains to the point Of beginning.
Terms and Conditions.
On D credit of sixty days from
the day Of sale, the purchaser TO
execute his proniissory note for
the price Of the adjudication OF
said land, payable to the order OF
said Administrator, with eight per
cent interest per annum thereon
from maturity, and with one good
and solvent security in solido and
with retention Of special mortgage
and vendors privilege on said
land il favor of said estates, till
said note is fully paid.
W.. H. HASKELL,
Sheriff Il Ex-oficio Aucti9neer
July 29s IN.
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v ente PmbIiqme..
sNooessLols AZ J2hn q. eI.FeILg WarLslg

sucoesstons dc John q. et.Feitg Wdrtslie.
Ea H d6c6dee. iA
I'm vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour DIES
I1 Preuvas do ID Paroisse Calcasieu, Il
sera yepdu d Encan public, au plus
oifaht OF dernier ench6rsselIr, par "a
soussign6; Sheriff ct encanteur publiaue,
b ID porte ie II AIaison de Conr as catte
paroisso, en- ID vile du Lac Charles, ID
Jeudi, 81 jour d'AOut, 1877,
ID pfopri6t6t siIiyant d6erite appnrte.
nant aux successionsd az feu John q. est
Felix Wartelle, tous douA decides. ~.
voif
Un morceah lo serre az hut 81 27yi0O
acres, appartenaut aux dites successione.
esb d6crites CONNIE suit Commenceni
a Pencoignure ExtTGme Nord-est ldun
moroccan do ~ acres. ci-deyant vendus
appartenant aux dites Snocessionsl an
Ia courant Sud 90 45 Tp A..50 chaines.
do u n. Si' 30 est "a chaines inao I'M
petit Bayou, de u aux long du dit Ba.
you n. re II 'E' 2-36 chaineS tle Ia
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4o IN moroccan de terre ID 'Etat),
6tart ID 1@ N du Il N " de % section
s, 4 ONE s R5 W. contenant 80 68IIO0
acres, n.
s. On moroccan de terre, (d'Etat) !,
6tant la u = du u S w de la section
81 4 dix s n o w, contenant 80 94EI00
acres. .ffeg
g. On moroccan ds terro Cd'Etat),
Giant 10 4 " du Ia S w de Ia section
81 township dix s r. 5 w, contenant 81
90IIO0 acres.
70. I'm moroccan de terre ID htatl,
6tant 10 rs du II n =, ct 70 nioifie p
du "a s ., de Ia section vingt, Il dix s
r. 5 w, contenant I64 $4,000 acres
so. 1858 tetes, betes d comes farou-
ches, en- cette paroisse; Al. totes, b8tes q
comes douces; IL t6tes, b6tes cavelines;
5cheveaux doux; 8 BBufs de tire, 10
tetes, betes d cornes farouches, dams la
paroisse Iberie, I770 pagGes de barriere,
un moulin sucfe, bouilloires, &c.
% pieces converts a 'argent, Pendule,
une citerne, tlne charrette a bouts, dix
t6tes de cochons, % totes Moutons,
Fourniture de maison et de cuisine, ou-
tlIs de claLpentier, instruments ara
torres, Sc. &c.
Ter1Des ct Conditions.
Toutes somlnes de vingt piastres ct
au dessous, pRyabEes compliant, ct totltes
an dessus de vingt p1astres, q un credit
de I'm, deux ct trois ans, du jour de La
vente, Lies acqu6reurs feurnissant leur
billets ayec bonnie s6curitG SoHdaigg, d
10 satisfaction de administrator, pay.
able a son ordre, ct portant inter6t d
huit pour cent de l'ech6ance iusqu'au
Placement. VI ID .G " 5E z
Les propri6t6s ,irAmobilieres, demeu-
rant hypoth6qu6 avec privilege de VEN
deur, jusqu'au Placement final. a# p
..@a AURELIEN DEROUEN, Fl
Administrator.
% Juliet, III, e... r.,--.yz.y 7e.rsr.sr....
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Public Sale.

Succession Of Marguerite Bpous8a1'd,
a0jdoe0 Of Ale@amder A,u6neaur.
by virtue Of an order Of the Hon.
- Probate Court OF. the parish Of
Calcasieu, there will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bid
der, by the undersigned, or by an
auctioneer, at the last residence Of
deceased, ut Lacassine, in this par
ish, on 8 9 a#@.@@@ erh
Friday LIST day of September,
1871, a1s
the following described property,
belonging to the Estate Of Mar
guerite BroussaYd, widow Of Alex
ander Arceneaux,. deceased, towit
9 10. A tract of land. being the
north half Of sec. 8, township 10,
south range 5 west, containg 1896
6OTl0O acres, last residence Of the
deceased, sand one dwelling house
thereon. vm
20, A tract of land, Swamp
land), being east half Of northwest
fourth west half Of northeast
fourth, and east half Of southwest
fourth of section II, and east half
Of northwest fourth Of sec. 2S,
township ten, south range 5 west,
containing 331 34I1O0 acres, a.,
30. A tract Of land Swamp
land) being east half of southeast
fourth Of section Z; the southwest
fourth and northeast fourth of
southwest fourth of section s.. and
the southeast fourth ofnorth-West
fourth dissection III, township ten,
south range 5 west, containing
204 96l100 acres. tI-e
DO. "A tract of land, [swanp
landl, being southeast fourth Of
southwest fourth of sec. 8; and
northeast fourth Of northwest
fourth andwest half Of southeast
fourth of section lF, township 10,
south range s west, containing 80
acres more or less. )5a1t5
30. ! smoke house; one corn
crib; 80 head of wild cattle; 4 hor-
SEES and mares; 10 head Of sheep;
593 pannels cypress pieaa; 10 head
Of gentle cattle; 4 head Of hogs:
one OK cart; farming utensils:
household and kitchen furniture
and many other.articles too hume
rous To enumerate
Terms and Conditions
On d Creaitof one, two and three
years from day Of sale; purchasers
executing their prOmissory notes
with good security. residing IN the
parish, to the satisfaction Of Alex
Is Arcenaux, Administrator. ana
payable to him on order, and con-
ditloned to bear eight per cent in
terest from their respective maturi-
ties till paid, and the immoyable
property to be and remain speoi-
ally mortgaged with vendors pri-
yllege until full and entire paw
menk
ALENIS ARCENAUX.
Administrator
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Probate Sale.
Succession Of Bdsilj6e BONN, eoid.
p lta5 OlC OF joseph Dey,0qten. Y. W

0IO OF J0Se21B De7'OUen.
| DY virtue of an order of the Hon.
| I'D Probate Court of the Parish OF Cal
casieu, there will DO sold at public auc-
ton, to the last aud highest bidder, by
the undersigned, or by anaauctioneery
at the last residence Of the deceased,
near bayou Lacassine, in this parish,
on Wednesday, 3Oth Of August.
1871, the following described property,
belonging to the estate of Bazalide Boz
nice, widow Of Jesedh Derouen, de-
ceased, viz F.... .. .r.-,,:.
10. The plantation npon which the
deceased last resided, being the south
half of southeast fourth, and east half
of Southwest fourth of section 30, town
ship ten s.. II. 5 west, containing 164
1900 acres, with all the buildings and
improvements thereunto belonging.
20. Another tract of land, being the
northeast fourth and east half of north
west fourth of section thirty-one, town
shid ten, south range west, contain
ing 248 82I100 acres. .-
30. Another tract of land, being the
northwest folmth of section 80, town
ship ten, south range 5 west, contain
ing 166 I2II0O acres, a... n.
40. Another tract of land, Swamp
land) being north half Of northwest
fourth of section 6, township eleven, s..
r, 8 west, containing 80 63TI0O acres
so, Another tract of land (swamp
land), being east half Of southwest
fourth of section 81, township TO, south
range 5 west, containing 10 94II00
acres. ,@."hft @aaAat E.a .aa 0l
Go. Another tract of land Swamp
lAnd}, being the west half Of south
fourth of section OF, township 10, south
range west, containing 50 9DtI 90 acres
70. Another tract Of land Swamp
land). being the south half Of north
east fourth, and east half of southeast
fourth of section 20, township III, south
range 5 west, containing I64 S6IIO0
acres. nf* Ill.,, 49,. ~. a... ..F
So $50 Head wild cattle, in Calcas-
leu prairie-4I head gentle cattle, II
head wild horses and mares; 5 gentle
horses; 9,gentle work oxen; I5 head
wild cattle in Iberia parish; is head of
wild cattle, ITO pannels cypress pieoer;
sugar-mih, boilers, &c; 25 pieces silver
spoons and forks; one clock; one cis-
tern; one OK cart; one horse cart; 10
head Of hogs; 26 head of sheep; house
hold and kitchen furniture, bedding,
&c; farming implements, carpenters
tools, NC; and other articles too tedious
to enumeFate. 2s I..%a
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
All sums of twenty dollars and under
payable cash on day Of sale; tand all
sums ovGr twenty dollars, on credit
of one, two and three years from day
of sale. Purchasers executing their
promissory notes with good and solvent
security ia Solido, to the satisfaction of
the Administrator, and payable to him
or order, and conditioned to bear eight
per eentlgm interest per annun from
maturity paid. The immoyable prop
erty TO he and remain specially mortga-
ged, with vendors privilege, il favor 81
the succession. t3H
AURELIEN DEROUEN,
Administrator.
July 20, II. n9.a
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United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, y
Deputy Collectors Office, Cd Dist, La.
New iberia, July "a, 1871,
NOTICE is hereby given that Taxes
In upon Incomes for The year ending
December 8Ist, 1870, and Special taxes
for the year ending May first, 1872, an
now due, and that John G. Gray, Spe-
cial Deputy Collector. or Mr.. w. H.
Haskelf viii be ready to receive said
Taxes at the Sheriff S office in the town
Of Lake Charles until the 2Iss day of
August 1911 I.ts
An persons residing in the parish Of
Calcasieu from whoIn said Taxes are
due, failing to pay the same within the
time above given, will be liable to the
penalties Of the law. aI.u,,l
L, A. ALLISON. .ug.
-a4.a Dept, Collector. %.
July ~, VI. z r~-G = I,...-
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@ ~ IA Spanish Monster.
aa Esee that you have been furnish.
ed the order OF tie Regent Sierra
no, dated in November last and
confrfned II February BY King a.
madeus, il the case ofthe Spanish
Captain N. Dominique. The roy
al order was only published in the
Boletin Of Colon, and hos never
been Reproduced ia any Havana
paper; and in view of The very SCI
we're language in which It was wor-
ded, and Of tho fact that murder
rsls 81 oldl men, women and
children BY the spaniards are d
daily occurrence, and pass unpun-
.ished and even unrebukod, much
curiosity was excited here 70 know
BY what depth of infany Crpt. DO
mingue2had distinguighed'himsolf.
AZ last / have uuearthea tie se-
cret, andit exists ii official rec
ofds ii This city. Capt Domin-
gne2, commanding N Che District
Of CoIon; ordered an insurgent "a
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to-day
GRAss IN HIs LIQUoRA tavern
keeper in Pennsylvania, whose
sign swung and ereaked at the
foot Of Laurel HUI, once receiv-
ed . call from guest from Virgil
mia, and said guest called for
''rEint ialspo to slake his thirst
"What Is q mint iulep r. injured
the Landlord.
"a mint iuledi is a iulep with
mint in t,"rsplied' the Yirginian.
"Wiif Jou make one yourself?
Here are the liquor, the sugar,
the spices, but 4 haven't any mint.
~ viii make two one fon each
ofcs-ifI can find the mint"
In q few moments the guest re-
turned from q field whore he found
some mint, he made the coveted
beverage. Eaaasa
The tempting doses were repeat
6dover and over again, and the
delighted landlord was greatful for
the lesson he had received in mix
ing liquors and making iulep.
The Virginian left the next day,
and directed his steps homeward.
Six months afterward, he had a
business call to the neighborhood'
of"Laurel HILL" and meeting a
boy ia the road. he enqui1ed Of
him the whereabouts Of his old
friend the landlard. aa -s
He has gone" said the boy,
hasWhere has no gomez" said the
stranger. ....., .... ...., ....
-yfHe has gone up 2" replied the
boy. rs Ia Nh a.. i'e oS :. ... .S'.., ~.
"What do you mean 2" m a..
"Ain't you the man who put
grass into fathers liqour some
time agoP" 6 .... ..l..I . -... .......,
a."Yes, / taught your father how
to make mint-iulips. " ........ a. r.
tat'.Well, the old man got to s
very fond Of drinks with grass in
them, and he kept on taking them
early in the morning till late at
highland never stopped until he
went under.
What do you medn?'
70 Il mean that he kept on taking
grass in liquor until he died.
@'1''Did he die drinking mint-iu-
leps2'' .aa.a.. rut
Ha Eyes he died three months ago.:
he toohe too much grass IN his
liquor.l'4a s
~ aatA ~ 10 @,gty 49, #ra5ta# \
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1J0tiG .

T0ERSONS who have Suits pending
l. before the District, Parish, or Pro
bate Courts of this Perish, are hereby
notified that the costs therein arc due
since the LIST day Of July last, as per
act No. 10I5 Section q, nets Of 1870;
and unless Che same are paid without
delay, they win becollected with costs
G, GLASSPOOL, Clerk. a..@
w. H. HASKELL, Sheriff 8s
Lake Charles, July -, III.
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