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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-10-13
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market has been very active
during the week, and prices ruled steady
and stiff. A large number of bales were
brought into town on wagons and were
readily disposed of at figures but little
below Memphis prices-the difference
not being sufficient to pay freight and
cost of handling. We give yesterday S
quotations
Good ordinary ...........-...-......... LOG
| Middling. Is
Low -MiddlIng'......"...... @II4c
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On Shares,

G. Berglund IL Bro, lesses of P. +.
Jones Leatherville tan yard, factory and
mills, will tan all kinds of hides on
shares-giving half and taking half
Our wool factory is in full trim, and
we are prepared to do picking, cleaning,
carding, spinning, weaving, e:s at short
notice on the most reasonable terms
June "a 1871 tt
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MEMPHIS QCoTArIoNs. - Yesterdays
quotations were as follows:
GOLD-l45.
In cotton, the market was active and
transactions heavy for the season.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAURoAD COMPANY.
bffl-s Of Secretary aud Treasurer.
NArEE VALLEY. hTss-. SEPT 8, 1871.
Notice = hereby given that tEs AuaaAl nvsu tion Of
the t0ekhodsrs Of tAis Company si be held
ice Of the Company Ia " alter Valley. Miss vs. ed
nesday, the 18th day Of October ISL election
Directors and the transaction Of osher Stock
holders viii be passed free trains and froal said
meeting on rrcseutati0u G th-ir csrtiheat5s-
L Nelly sec 4 Trgss1frsr.
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Steam Engines and
MACHINERY.

Made BY Talbott Sous q Riehmoad. Va. for sale.
These Engines. with the latest improvements and OF
superior wor kmanship. have taken the premium
others az fairs where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gun bands promptly
CStns repaired b. a skillfuI GinWright Address,
Mgnphis Tenu. G.. W. TRUEHEART, Agent,
suFis-st For Daniel Pratt, Taibstt Sons.
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Wanted
just Received.

A new and full assortment Of Jewelry
watches and clocks, Of tho latest and
most handsome styles, at
D. /. WELLS & co.
CT % a
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

Rats have an snaccountable fondness
for the taste of phosphorus, and to this
fact may be attributed the origin of many
mysterious fires. These rodents build
their nests of infammable materials, and
take to them any stray matches that they
find lying around loose. This accomplish
ed, they undertake to crafty their appe-
tites by nibbIing the coated ends Of the
matches, which are at once ignited, the
nest is set in blaze, and the destruction
of the house or perhaps the ship which
contains it follows. Great care should al
ways be taken with matches The phos-
phorus which is used on them is nasty
and poisonous. WOrkmen engaged in
their manufacture often die fearful death
from exfoliation Of the lower jaw, and
children who have sucked a match, if they
do not die, usually suffer terrible agonies.
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JOHN A. BAKER

HAS RESUMED HIS
Former business zad Is prepared al things in
his line
COFFINS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES KEPT
on HAND UR MADE TO ORDER.
All orders viii be rrsmp ~ attended 10.
Respectfully.
Sept. S. is7I. JOHN A BAKER.
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Trust what Time Has sanctioned

ROchefort has been allowed to leave
France instead of being sent to prison
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BeIfimg.

SO, 7, and inch gum belting at Bills
and Hills.
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NATURES
Hair EseStOra

Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No ST.
GAR Of LEAD-NO LITHARtiE-NO
NITRATE OF SILVER, and is eHtiys-
IN free from The PoisoaO1ts and HeaiA
destroying DrVgs used iR other H1iT
preparations
rsnfparsnt aad crystal Il VIII not soil the
furs fabf{e-perfstIv safe. Clean and Efhrent des-
ideratuHs LONG sOUGsT FOR AND FOUND At
LAST
IL restores add prsyeHs tho hair from turning
fulparts q soft glossy Appearance. removes DaEdruE -
saI and refresh Hr head checks ths hair froa-
fliiiu- % - great extent When pre-
sstuTeiy lost. prevent heaaaals res Al huHloF''
4s II Dressing for the IUiT ~ Is The
best article IN she market
DR. C.. sMI TB, Psteat-e, tir,;su Jubetiaa hass-
Prepared ohly By PkUCrEk BROTHERS. GtoacrT.B
Nass The -E-uaiHs ts pnt ~ ga panel bottle
expressly 81 sith she % the article bsul.
the glass kak y.ug Druggist for Natures Hair ?
t1ratGve. and tazs O. otheF.
Send tlrse Gasp q Proctor Brothers for
tiss ts l. II air. The Hfsrlatian lt eon4tl
ssrLL ..1B any psrsau- ncvah
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J. s Ferguson has fine lot of clothing
and will sell at very low figures.
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Manhood; How Lost, How
Restored.

inst Published, a near edition Of
DIR. CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
NJ radical cure CEIth0ut uedicne) Of Spa RATORHHaA
7 Seuinpl Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
luPutency also C1nsumption, Epilepsy and Fits
uceJ bv self Bduie ence sexual eNtrayaRaBce.
So FriCc, in 4 scaled elope snl y cents.
The celebrated auth !, in this admirable essay,
early demonstrates from thirty years successful
rartics that the alarming consequences Of seabuse
be radically cured without the dangerous Of
iuteenal medicine the Applicant 81 the knf e ;
pointing mode simple certain. and
eectHEi, BY Of which every suHeTer, matter
what HE condition may be- himself cheaPly,
pr vately and radically
EsR-I'his Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth ard every In the land.
amber seal in "a plain plain envelope, t. any adj
dress. POSTPAID the receipt Of six cents
Stamps
Also Dr. Cuivsrwsis Marriage Guide price p cents
Address tie Publishers,
CHAs. ). c. KLINE & co.
fsb4-IyI I27 Bowery New York Post once Box 45s6
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SPECIAL NOTICE These Machines
can he procured
By the payment
of Monthly In
stallmsnts
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HEALTH! BEAUTY !

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREAsE
OF FLESH AND EIGuT-CGEAR SKIN
AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED
4
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DR.. RAUW AIS
SarSaparillian ReSOlVent

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES:
so QUICK. 50 RAPID AXE THE CHANGES
THE BODY UNDERGOES. UNbER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE, THAT
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FEVER AND ACHE.

FEVER Ak AGUE cured for fifty cents. There Is
remedial agent in this world that Will Fever
and Agur. and all other lariuus, billions scarlet
phod, yellow. and other Fevers (aidrd by BABN ~ s
PiLLS.) quick a. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
N mar LLrsl
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Produce and Provision Mar
ket--RetaiI.
Bolivar, Tenn, Friday, Oct. Is.

directed weekly by A. Warren & Sons.
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Sold by all druggists. Price $3.50
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-02-11
Public Sale.

Estate Of Charles B. Spence, deceased.
DY virtue of au order of the Hon, Probate
Id Court of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auctioneer, at the last residence of the deceas,
ed, on Bayou Beuf, in this Parish. on
Wednesday, March Sth, 1871,
the following property, belonging to the Es-
tate of Charles B. Spence, deceased, to-wit:
l.. The plantation on which the deceased
last resided, on Bayou Beuf, containing two
hundred acres of land, more or less, bounded
north by Bayou Beuf, south by lands of
Joachim Soileau and Isaac Sawyer, east by
lands of Mrs. Mary Burleigh, and west by
lands of Mrs. B. s. Gay, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
About three hundred and twenty acres OF
swamp land, lots %, 4. 5,6 and 7, of section
65 in township A south of range A east.
Terms and ConditioDs-On a credit of II
months from the day of sale. Purchasers to
give their notes, bearing s per cent. per an
hum interest after maturity, payable to order
of administrator with approved security in
solido, special mortgage and vendors privilege
retained until final payment, principal and
interest, that may accrue; purchasers also
obligating themselves not to sell, ALLEVIATE, ny,
pothecate, or cucumber the property purchased
until full and entire payment
ADOLPHE Stage, Admr.
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Gold closed in New Orleans, Oh
the 7th inst, at 1118 to- 111B; and
middling cotton at lag to 14B. ~
transferable Arguments

Established facts are silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake,
and it is lpon established facts that the
reputation Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
as d health preserving elixir, and a whole
some and powerful remedy, is based.
When witnesses come forward in crowds,
wear after gear, and reiterate the same
statements in relation to the beneficial
effects of o medicine upon Meanselpss, dis
belief in it's efficacy is literally impossible.
The credentials of this unequalled tonic
and Alternative, extending ever a period OF
nearly twenty years, Include individuals Of
eyery class, and residents Of every cline,
and refer 70 the most prevalent among the
complaints which afflict and harass the hu-
man family. Either q multitude of people,
strangers 10 each other, have annually
been seized with an insane and motiveless
desire to deceive the public or Hostetter's
Bitters, for no less than q fifth ola century,
have been affording such relief to sufferers
from Indigestion, fever and ague, bilious
ness, general debility, and nervous dIsor-
ders, a. tio other preparation has ever i'm
parted. To-day, aohiIe the eyes gthe read
sy are upon these lines, tens of thousands
of persons Of both sexes are relying upon
the Bitters as d sure defence against the
ailmentsswhich the present season enssen-
ders, and their confidence is nos misplaced.
The local potions which Interested dealers
sometimes endeayor to foist upon the sick
in its stead, are everywhere meeting the
fate that is due to fraud ard imposture,
while the demand for the great vegetable
specific is constantly increasing.
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February IL
JUDGMENT.

Lucille Debaijlon V. Louis Fontcnot her
husband, District Court, Parish of st.
Landry, No. 1908.
TN this case a Judgment by default hay
l. ing been regularly entered against the
defendant, and no motion having been
made within the legal delay to set the same
aside, and the plaintiff having made full
proofof her claim against the. defendant and
the law and the evidence being in favor OF
plaintiff, and against defendant it is there
fore by reason thereof, ordered, adjudged
and decreed by the court that the plaintiff do
have final judgment against and recover of
defendant, the sum ofthree thousand five
hundred dollars with interest thereon at
five per cent. per aunum from Jan. 18th,
1871, until paid That the tacit mortgafie
of plaintiff, in the property of defendant
be recognized and enforced to take effect
from the 7th day of January, 1868, on all
the property he then owned, or may have
since owned, or acquired ; that plaintiff
be separated in property from defendant
that the community of acquests and gains
existing between plaintiff and defendant,
be dissolved, and that defendant pay: the
costs of this suit.
Done, read, and signed in open court
this 30th day of January 1871.
THOMAS FL LEWIS,
Acting Judge 9Th judicial Dist. of La.
A true copy:
f. A. KING, D'y. Crk.
Feb. II.
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Martha Il. Thomas as. Samuel d.
Ashe, No. 1000, District Court, st.
Landry.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of heri facias issued
ID ont of the Hon. Eighth District Cour
of the State of Louisiana, in and for the Par
ish of ST. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of this parish, in the town of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
March, 1871, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
j.. The north half of the north west quar-
ter of section L. in township I south of range
3, containing 50 2[l00 acres. y
2. The north east quarter of the north
east quarter Of section Is, same township and
range as above, containing 40 $500 acres.
3. All the buildings and Improvements
situated on said tract of land.
The east half of the tract described as being
the south half of north east quarter of s. Is,
same township and range as the above, con-
tanning 40 $500 acres !; also, one arpent
front by fifteen in depth, bounded north by
Joseph Chachere, east by Louis S. Thibo-
deaux, south by William Bacon. and west by
Plaquemine Brulee Bayou--this last being
part of a larger tract purchased by Veillon
Chachere from John T. Smith and Alexandra
Guilbeau.
Terlns-Cash.
+. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
Feb. 11th, 1871. D..
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FOR SALE
At n Sa,1a

A certain property or plantation, with all
the buildings and improvements, thereon
known as Prud'homme City, ~situatel an
Mal,et Woods, IN the Parish of 81. Iausrv
on the east side Of Bayou Mallet, having cigRt
arpents front by forty in depth, containing
three hundred and twenty arpents,
more or less. bounded above by land Of the
estate of Jacob Bjhm, aud below by lands az
the Estate of William Prud'homme, and in
the rear by publie domain. e~~
Also, Il tract Of woodland situated on ths
west side of Bayou Mallet, in said psrish.
containing about sixty-seven superficial ar
penis, more or less, consisting and being
composed of several parcels or lots describfd
as follows, viz Fractional section No, 6 in
township No. Z south of range No. 2 east, con-
tanning ii oofi0b acres, as per certificate of
the Register of the Land Office at Opelousas,
No. 9l03, issued to and in the name of B. A.
Martrl and lot No. O., section 81, township
I, south range No. | east, containing "a Wi
100 superficial arpcnts and forty superficial
arrrnts, acquired by private act, by said
Alartel. from Jalie Mancantel, widow of
jean Bite Fruge, situated ON the west side Of
Bayou Mallet. having one arpent frontay forty
deep. being bounded on one side by lands of
Elte Taylor, and on the other by land herein
above described, formerly belonging to En-
gene David. .
Terms-$2500 cash and $3.50 III twelve
months. For further particulars apply to
b. A, MARTEL,
or to Fl, L. GARLAND.
Opelousas, Jan. 81, 1871.
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Public Sale.

Estate Of Hyaciatae G. Soiiayu, deed.
Dr. virtue OF an order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court OF the Parish of st. Landry, there
WILDE sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned, or by a public
auctioneer, at the last residence of deceased,
in Vile Plate, in said parish, on
Thursday, March 9th, 1871,
the following described, property belong.
ceased wife of BarthGlemy NJ. Coreil, tomit:
A tract of land situated in Vile Plate Prai-
rie, Parish of st. Landry. containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, bounded north by
Alexandra Lazaro and Ztlien Vidriae, east by
Alexis Latour, south by the lots of all the in-
habitants north of the public road leading to
Bayou Chicot. and west by lands belonging
to the estate of M. Dare und William Reed.
a plantation situated III the vicinity of Vile
Plate, Parish of ST Landry, containing one
hundred arpents, more OF less,stogcfher with
the Improvements, bounded North by public
lands, east by Etienue VidriDat south by Au-
relic Vidrine, and west by Hypo.itc Hilbert.
A tract OF prairie land, situated III Vile
Plate Prairie, Parish aforesaid, containing one
hundred arpents, bounded north BIZ Etienn.
| Forest, east by we. Fidrine. sontilby Andre
G.. Vidrine, and west by AurGlieaVidrine. (
A tract of wood land, coptainingsa55D arpents.
situated in the confines of VillePiate Prairie
bounded north by --~. east by, south
by -, and west by -
A tract of wood land, situated in the con-
fines of Vile Plate Prairie, containing onn
hundred and ten acres, bounded north by
Mrs. John Reed and Soileau, east by Etienne
Fuselier, south by Widow Godefroy Soileau,
and west byAuguste Molitor.
An american stallion. 2 creole horses, two
mares and | colt, a vacherie consisting Of i0S
head horned cattle and AZ head stock horses,
! vacherie horse, | horse cart, | carriage, a lot
of agricultural implements, a lot Of earpen-
ter's tools, 5000 cypress boards, &c.
Conditions-All the movable property, e1-
cept the wild stock or vaeherie, to be sold for
cash. all cash purchases to be paid before de-
livery of the property, Or to be resold at the
detriment and expense OF the purchaser. The
stock of wild or vaeherie cattle to be sold three
tenths cash, and the balance on a credit, paya-
BILE one half on Ist April, 1872, and the other
half on lst April, 1875 the land one tenth
cash, and the balance on a credit, payable one
half on LIST April, 1872, and the other half on
LIST April, 1873; purchasers to give their notes
with two good securities to the satisfaction OF
the Tutor. in favor of the estate said notes to
bear 8 per cent per annum interest from ma
turity till paid vendors privilege and special
mortgage being reserved on the lands to so
cure payment Of the credit portion of the price.
Purchasers of the vacherie obligatlng them
selves not to dispose of the same until ina
payment of the price thereof
Feb41 Natural Tutor.
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Public sale.

Estate NJames G. Hayes, deceased.
kSl virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate
~ Court of the Parish of St Landry. there
WIZ be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned auctionrer, at tho
last residence of the deceased, in the town of
Opelousas. on
Friday, March 10TH, 1871,
the following described property belonging to
the estate of James G. Hayes, Sec,d. to w;t .
A certain house and lot in the town of One
!ousas. icing the east half of a square of oronnd
IN the town OF opelousas, DESIGNATED ,s tha
NO. Is on the plan of said town. bound,I
north BY Landry street. east by Cont street
south by Vine street, and west bv lot of.N'
with all the buildings and improvrments
thereon, except in the last portion Of tho half
square, now occupied by B A. Marie.
A certain tract of land situated on ths u..st
side OF the bayou Tesson, in the I.astran.s ID,
dltion to the town of Opelousas, bnnnjr1
north by Landry street, west by I,omhar1v
street, south by the continuation Of V;ns
street, and east by the property of Nicbacl
King and others, being the same nroncrtv 80,
quired by deceased from Spotsw6ol II. Sa,.
ders, as appears by act OF exchange uass.d
the 3oth OF September, 1866, before Yves
~ aFS 1.CNpitti, ans rrt0rutt in his pf6,.a
i'll BOOK u, at page ~.
Two certain vacant lots Of ground. sitn,.,,i
on the west side of Bayou Ttssu, in JaStro'
pes addition TO the town Of Opelous,s. and
being numbered on the plat ii said toyp ss
Lots Nos. 81 and So, bounded north bv Io,s
Nos. 80 and "a, owned by--, bo,1n,11,} .ssr
by Liberty street, south by the continuatin,
of South street, and west BY Chestnut strr.t
A certain tract of land. situated in his mar.
ish, on Cane Ridge. bounded north by ,anG rs
the estate of Smith, south BY public road. eat
by land of G.. S, Simmons. and west nv IsnI
of TN. Butler containing SO acres, With ~,
the buildings and improvements thereon
Household furniture, kitchen utensils. ono
wagon, and other movable effects too NINE.
Gus to mention.
Conditions-On a credit of six, u, Is aud
"a months from the day of sale, with 3 nor
cent. interest from day OF sale, purchasers tn
furnish three good personal securities honnd
in solilo. The lands to remain mortp,grd
to the estate snd not to be disposed of bnforo
| payment of the price.
The Hotel to be sold separate from the st,.
BILE and the other lots singly, except the pron.
erty acquired from s. ii. Sanders, Which
shall be sold thus the two most western lots
together and the others separately,
F. PERRODIN, Auctioneer
Feb. 4th, 1871.
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Ann Elizabeth Winn, VS.. Geo. r. King, hel
Observation-Disclosures Court, Parish of St. Ian
lrv No 1ln12

Ann Elizabeth Winn, vs.. Geo. r. King, her
Observation-Disclosures Court, Parish of St. Ian
drv.-No. 1903.
This case coming on to be tried and the
L plaintiff, Ann Elizabeth VIM. wife of de-
PENDANT, George r, King, having by the evil
dence adduced on the trial, proved to the sat
i%sfaction OF the Court, that the defendant,
aforesaid, had received and converted to his
own use, the following sums, at the dates
herein mentioned, to-wit : one thousand dol
lars, May 18th, 1882; eleven hundred dollars
March 1886 eight hundred and ninety three
dollars and seventy-seven cents December Both
lS47 ; two hundred and eighty-onc dollars and
fifty cents, May llth 1913; two hundred dol
lars June gath, 1S4S one hundred and fifty
dollars, September 18th, 1898; thirteen hun
bred and ninety-eigltt dollars aud four cents,
February oath, 1919; fifty dollars September
l4th, 1349; eleven hundred and eighty-siy
dollars and ninety-two cents, October 18th,
IS49; six hundred and sixty-seven and sew
enty-seven and a fourth hundredths dollars,
(SG67 I'D, January 18th 1850; one hundred
dollars November 1886 amounting in the ag-
gregate to the sum of seven thousand and
twenty-eight dollars, ($7G20 COZ, And having
moreover proven that said defendant had man
aged and administered exclusively, since his
marriage, the p~araphernal and separate prop
erty of the plaintiff, and was so embarrassed in
his affairs that there was good reason for plain
titfs fears that his estate would not be sufficient
to meet her rights and claims, and the law
being in favor of plaintiffs demand, it is by
reason thereof, ordered, adjudged and decreed
that said plaintiff be, separated, in property
from her said husband, the defendant. That
the community of acquests and gains heretofore
existing between them be dissolved, and that
she resume the administration of her separate
and paraphernal property free from his control;
and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that said plaintiff do have final Judgment
against the said defendant for, and do receive
of him, the sun aforesaid of seven thousand
and twenty-eight dollars, with FIVE per cent
per annum interest thereon fron4judicial de-
mand, to.wit: June 18th, 1869, until paid.
That plaintiff S tacit or legal mortgage, it
having appeared OH the trial, that her claim
had been recorded as required by law, prior
to January lst, 1870, on all the immovable
property heretofore owned OF that may row
be owned by defendant. to secure the restitu-
ton of her separate and paraphernal property
be recognized and enforced, to take effect from
the dates. respectively, at which said defendant
received said sums of muney as heretofore
stated ; that said immovable property be seized
and sold to. satisfy this Judgment, principal,
interest and costs.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court,
this 3Gth day of january, 1871.
sE#gE HENRY l.. GARLAND, =
Acting Judge 9Th District, Tor the Parish of
st. Landry.
A true copy:
JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
Feb. 11th, 1871.