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E A CLEVER DoCTOR.-Dr. Cabarus,
who died at Paris last year, was one OF
those jOvial physicians whose presence
is equally sought in the sick room as in
society and who effect more with humOr
and pleasantly than medicine. Being
Il br0ther-in-law of Lesseps, the cele-
brated engineer, and nearly related to
moved in arist0Cratic circles, which
deeply felt his loss. .z..stas ~
One cure, by which, at the commence
ment Of his career, he achieved Il great
reputation, is characteristic of the man.
The DutChess of D, one of the
most aristocratie ladies of the Fau-
bOurg st. German, had got possessed
of the idea that she had swallowed q
frog. She felt that said fFOg--she de-
clared she did--and it's presence robbed
her of peace of mind, sleep, and even
health. The Partisan physicians had
the rudeness to deny the existence OF
this animal, ignorant as they We're that
the poor lady suffered martyrd0m. "A
fortunate chance made her acquainted
with DIR. Cabarrls, and to him she told
her tale of woe. He felt, with serious
ness worthy of HippOCrites himself, tho
pulse of the fair patient, inquired after
various symptoms, and when the charm
ing aristOcrat had exhausted all her
store of arguments to prove her pet de-
lusion, the youthful doctor said, after
q well-feigned pause;
" Madame, the frog is there, but /
will remove ii"
He then prescribed an innocent emet~
| ic, and went to the nearest flower shop,
where he bought q small green frog.
| Armed with this confederate, he pre-
| sented himself once more before the
| dutchess, and placed a large basin of
| water in readiness. The emetic began
| to effect, the dutehess' eyes filled with
! tears, and our doctor took advantage Of
| the opportunity to slip the green frog
into the basin.
On seeing the frog, a load was re
moved from the dutchess' heart, and
| for an instant all seemed well. The
next moment she turned pale, and, as
DR.. Cabarus supported her tOttering
frame, she cried in dispairing tone:
| ooh, doctor! / am not yet cured,
| for the frog has left little ones behind
herm x.
Stop !" Cried Cabar11s, without al
| lowing a trace of embarrassment to be
seen in his manner; that we shall
soon see.8
He then drew searching glance mp
on the frog, which he had by this time
taken in his hand, and uttered with q
certainty that settled the whole ques-
itiOns, these words:
Il !" Madame, that is an impOssibihty.
| for the frog is a male"
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kSHERTFF'S SALES.
Vincent BOagmi, Agent VS.. Andrew =.
Barlow.

Barlow.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
~ dry.-No 12260.-By virtue of an order Of
seizure and s2le issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, OF the State of Louisiana,
in and for the Parish of st Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, will proceed
to sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish, in the town of
Opelousas, Oh SATURDAY, the End day of Nov
elnber, 1872, at eleven o'clock A. n, the follow
ing described property, t0-wit-
A certain plantation with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated on Bayou
BBuf, in the Parish of st. Landry, on the west
side of SAID bayou, containing about eight hun
dred and seventy three 10I1OO acres, more or
less, bounded north and east by the said Bayou
B9uf, south by land formerly belonging to
James Morgan, west by widow Burleigh and
lands supposed to be public.
The above tract of land is composed of the
the following tracts, to-wit:
l. Half of section tllirty-seven, in township
three, south of range five east, containing four
hundred and ak acres, more OF less.
2. Lots numbers seven, twelve and thirteen Of
same township and range as above, and being
i'll section 81, containing eighty-nne 10I10O acres,
more or less.
3. Sections numbered 80 and 50, in township
four, south Of range four east, containing three
hundred and seventy acres. more or less.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
+. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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mother. Miss Lois seemed to be thepet,
while Miss Ella was abused. Miss Ella
Hiestand appeared very fondOf Collins.
When I first went there, Collins gave
me to understand that Miss Ella HES
tand was with child by him. TO me she
a few days before her death,
like Il woman in that condition. Collins
begged me not totell what knew about
this case, as my evidence was all that he
was afraid of. He said he gave Miss
Ella Hiestand a teaspoonful OF Wine of
Erg0t at one dose, which he said was
twice as mach as would take effect on
any one else.
(Signed) JAS. MCHUTTON DAVIDSON.
At this terrible
EVIDENCE OF COLLINS'S GUILT
he was brought before the jury pale and
trembling. He hung his head, while a
cry of vengeance rose from the specta-
tors. He made feeble statement, say
ing he had been with the Hiestand fami-
ly fifteen months ; he staid at their house;
4" knew Miss Ella was pregnant; on the
morning of the 10Th instant she said she
was unwell, and went and got her Do
yer's powders which were given her by
the family. Her mother was in the room
with her all that evening and night.
IL
Miss Ella, who was lying with her back
to us, turned over and cried:
INA, MA, PRAY FOR NE. MR.. COLLINS
PRAY FOR ME- AND READ THE BIBLE"
| ran out and said | believed she was
dying. did not know the cause of Miss
Elias death at the time. | had no con-
versati0n with Davidson or any one res
pecting the cause of her death. l said
that night to Davidson that Miss Ella
had been pregnant. The reason l got
things for Miss Ella was because I did
not want her to disgrace her family"
Question by Detective Donovan
Have you any suspicion who was the
cause of Miss Elias condition?
COllins.-I refuse to answer. I do not
| know that there was child born only
from hearsay. There was no difference
| in the treatment of the two girls by the
mother.
| WILLIE HEISTAND
was then called and stated about the
DOyer's Powders having been given tt
his ssister. Almost Immediately after she
took them she died.
Here the testimony closed, and the jury
at once gave the following verdict:
VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY.
PONTCHAToULA, LA, Sept. 81, 1872-
An inquisition, taken at this place OF
the 25th, 26th and 27th days OF Scptcm
Der, 1872, before the Coroner of the par
ish of TangipahOa, State of louisiana
upon the view of the body of Miss Ell;
Hiestand, there lying dead, we, the ju
rors, whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, having been duly sworn to III
quire on behalf of the State when an,
by what means said Ella Hiestand cam
to her death upon their oath do say
That her death was caused from hemO1
rhage, resulting from producing abor
ton, and from the evidence taken be
fore us we find that said abortion wa
produced by one John Ii. Collins an
Mrs. E. NJ. Hiestand, and we further lin
James NJ. Davidson, VIM. Hiestand an
Miss Lois T. B. Hiestand us acccssOrie
thcreuntO.
(Signed) WM. TUCKER,
GEORGE HARRISON,
DENNIS 6. MORSE,
Fl. TUNEAGE,
f. W. WELLHAUSER
G. w. FACUNDERs,
GnrAOoC
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During the late civil war some chill
dren were talking of their fathers and
brothers who had been captured as pris-
oners of war. Many tales of forts and
camps were told, the speakers evidently
priding themselves very much on the
sufferings of theirrelatives. when a little
fellow who had been silent now spoke
uncle ins nso n"fo oo sad snd gSF
been to war nuther."
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VIII prueeed tDsell Mt publ saue1i lon, f0r cash,
without the benefit q raiseinenf, at my eillce
In the Court House Of the Parish Of Ek. Landry,
n the Town OF Opelousass on Saturday, the 18th
ga5 of October, 1871 commencing at III 0'el0eks
A. &f.s and continuing from aRy 70 day, IL ne
ees8afys the following property, seized by me to
satisfy debts due to the State and to the Parish
1f se. Landry. by delinquent Taxpayers of the
Tax Roll OF 1s91, with aA cost ana penalty,
10-sEit
6HFdeek u Glaze. situated On Bayou Ghiest.
measuring 800 acres. bounded north By lands of
GHrklin & DOWN, east by nahlIn lands. and
west by lends OF Estate Of HIP. Oyef4eIl.
state and Parish Tax for 1871 50 90
"a D. 6. sTITIG, Collector.
Oct E-At
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A painter being asked to estimate
the cost of painting Il certain house,
drew forth pencil and paperand made
the following calculation a naught
is naught three into tive twice you
cant III paint your house for fifty
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.DY virtue of the power in me vested by law, I
ID will proceed to sell at public auction, for
Office in the Court House Of the Parish of st.
Landry, in the Town of Opelousas on Saturday,
the 26th day of October, 1872, commencing ut IL
O'clock, 4. NJ, and continuing from day to day,
il necessary, the following property, seized by
me to satisfy debts due to the State of Louisiana
and to the Parish of st. Landry, by delinquent
taxpayers of the Tax Roll OF 1870, with all cost
and penalty, t0-wit-
A certain tract of land assessed in the name
of Widow Paul Lagrange, situated i'll Prairie
Laurent, measuring about 100 acres bounded
north by lands of o. Mayer, south by lands of g.
Lagrange, east by lands of 4. kerlegand and
west by lands OF F. Sicily.
State and Parish Taxes for 1870. &18 80
rs d. C. STTTIG, Collector.
Def E-4f
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COMMON scoLDs,-The Philadelphia

COMMON ESCOLDS,-1 ne fnllauclp1lla
Ledger of Il recent date says3 ......
During the present term of the Grim
inal Court there have been three cases of
common seolds disposed of. One was
tried ON Saturday, and the woman, who
had annoyed her children as well as her
neighbOrs, by her tongue, was sem
fenced to six months imprisonment.
Yesterday, in the new courthouse, be-
fore Judge Allison, Letijio Gallagher
was tried, charged with the same offence.
Mrs. Gallagher lives in Fairfax Court,
Fifth, below Christian street, and her
neighbors appeared TO complain of her
abusive language, as well as her con-
duet, when drunk. The answer was
through one witness, who testified to
Mrs. Gallagher's good conduct, and at
trihuted her trouble to quarrels about
children. One of the witnesses for the
prosecution was asked, on crOss-exami-
nation, whether she 1.-THE witness1 drank.
She replid no, and added, You can't
drink much ON nine dollars a week, and
seven in the familyp The jury rendered
a verdict of guilty, but added q recon-
mendation TO mercy. Judge Allison
recommended the husband to move away.
His reply was, "Well, Judge, |
will; for / think it is O bad neigh
bOrhood anyhown The defendant
was then allowed to depart upon
the promise to move as soon as she got a
house. A third case was tried in the old
courthouse, but ended in verdict oi
not guilty, .a
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Or virtue of the power in me vested by law, /
~ will proceed to sell at public auction, for
my Office, in the Court House Of the Parish Of
ct. Landry, in the Town OF 0pelousas on satur-
day, the 26th day of October, 1872, commencing
at Ii o'clock, A. n, and continuing from day to
day, II necessary, the following property, seized
ly me to satisfy debts due to the State Of Louis
lima and to the Parish Of st. Landry, by delin-
oueIit taxpayers of the Tax Roll of 1870, with
ali cost and penalty, to-wit-- r-.
A certain tract of land assessed in the name
of Widow Louis G. Devifliers. situated on Bayou
Tcehe measuring about 1s0 arpents, bounded
north nv Bayou Taefe, south by lands of T. C..
DeviIliers, east By lands of Alexis NeZat and
wet by lands of e. Richard.
state and Parish Taxes f0R 1870. ...-..... S42 IS
1H D. G. sITFIG, Collector.
flctt K
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\ sheriff was taking two convicts to
the State prison recently, when the
train stopped 1T Sing Sing called out
I" Step out, gentlemen, fifteen years for
refreshments"
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mTsCELL.ANE0Us.
sept. 2s-H.


HNOR SALE OR RENTs-A FINE RESI-
y dence, situated in the town of Vile Plate,
Consisting of q comInodious dwelling with four
spacious rooms and corridor, kitchen, garden,
barn and Rtore-hoase, with counters and
shelves ready for general country store. The
lot contains ive arpents, al enclosed. Buildings
all new
Apply to the undersigned, six miles north OF
Vile Plate, or TO Y. Vidrine, ut Vile Plate
Sent T-tf So 5SSst 4sssf ADAM TATE.
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A tipsy fellow, who mistook globe
lamp with letters on it for the queen of
night, exclaimed, Il will be blest if
somebody amt stuck an advertisement
on the moon"
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Horrible Crime i'm TamgipaBROa
Parish.

ABORTION AND DOUBLE MURDER-THE
FAMILY OF THE VICTIM IMPLICATED
THE GUILTY PARTIES ARRESTED AND
HELD TO ANsWER-INQUEsT OF THE
CORONER's JURY-YERDICT. ETC.
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The word love in the Indian language,
is Observation-Disclosures" " How
nicely it would sound, whispered softly
in lady's ear Il schcmlcndem0urtch-
wager Won ~
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NMRs ID. w. FOSTER

Having returned from Central America, and
located again permanently in Opet0usaa, offers
his professional services to the public.
Office, next door 10 the POST Office, where he
mar be consulted, or calls left on slate, during
the day.
Residence near Mime BeaNrepeFe Chaehere's,
wheRe he may be found during the night.
ATt.1z -
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AIcibi0de 'GsUiIlOry, Administrator VS..
Valcourt GuilIOry.


DIsTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
- dry.-No. 1223O-By virtue of a writ Of feri
facias issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court of the State of Louisiana, i'll
and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled suit, and to me directed,
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, III Old Grand
Prairie, in this parish, on SATURDAY, the and
day of November. 1872, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to-wit-
l. A certain plantation situated in Old Grand
Prairie, in the Parish of ST. Landry, bounded
north by Joseph L. Fontenot and by landowners
which are unknown, south by Bayou dc Ia Pc
tite PaSse, west by lands of Cyprien Louise Ma
nette, and east by lands of John Speiner, i'm
proved rs plantation, containing about one
hundred and twenty eight arpents.
2. Anothertract of land in the woods surround
ing the ChicOt Lake, having a triangular shape
and bounded on the southeast by lands of Jean
Louis Philippe FOntenot, west by lands OF Phi
lippe Sayant. and north by public lands, having
an area of thirty-One 76I100 acres, being same
acquired from Victor Danel, on 18th August,
1860.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and COnditions-The half of the purchase
price payable on the 1st January, 1874 and the
other half on the 1st January, 1875, with mort
gage and good security.
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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TY virtue of the power in me vested by law,
ID will proceed tosell at public auction, for cash,
without the benefit of apprasement, atmy Office,
in the Court House of the Parish of st. Landry,
in the Town of Opelousas, on Saturday, the 26th
day of October, 1872, commencing at II o'clock,
A. NJ, and continuing from day to day. if neces-
saI,y, the following property, seized by me to
satisfy debts due to the State OF Louisiana and
to tho Parish of st. Landry, by delinquent tax
payers of the Tax Roll OF 1870, with all cost and
penalty, to-wit--
A tract of land assessed in the name of
Widow Lueien Guilbeau, situated i'll and near
the Corporation Of Grand Coteau, measuring
about 434 arpents, bounded north by Prairie
Laurent, south by lands of D. Meelle, cast by
lands belonging to the estate of Ri Smith, and
west by lands Of WIn. Burleigh and DIR. +. NJ.
BFillard.
State and Parish Taxes for 1870 .z........ S92 IS
30 ID. G. SITTTG, Collector.
Oct. B-4t. @ 81 & =7-e Iii III ..zs
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Talk about the jaws of DEATH" ex-
claimed a man who was living with his
third Scolding wife. Il tell you they are
no touch to the iawS Of life.N
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DY virtue Of the power In me vested by law, I
ID will proceed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit of appraisement, atmy
office. in the Court House Of the Parish of st.
Landry, in the Town Of Opelousas, on Saturday,
the 26th day of October, 1872, commencing at II
o'clock, A. M, and continuing from day to day,
if necessary, the following property seized by
me to satisfy debts due to the State of Louisiana
and to the Parish of st. Landry, by delinquent
taxpayers of the Tax Roll Of 1870 and 1871, with
all cost and penalty, tO-wit-
One certain lot of ground assessed in the name
of Pierre Charly, situated in the town of Wash
ington. being fourth of lot No. 35 situated ut
the corner of Main and Hill streets, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
State Tax for 1870 and 1871. S41 II
~ D. C. SITTLG, Collector.
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My dear boy, honesty, is the best
policy" Well, you ought to know,
father, you have tried 'em both"
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A schOolmaster, on being asked what
was meant by the word fOrtifca-
ton, answered, "Two twentifcations
make fOrtifiCatiOn."
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Won NEEIyyElas 8 ). IsANEIfa,

Takes pleasure III announcing To their friends
and the public fhat they have opener their tailor
shInent en- kel street. adJolning the
0pe1Oussss Tin Shop, diafely opposite
Bioeh & Dupre's burnt store, where they are
ready TO make 10 order men and boys clothing,
on short nOtice and d fit guaranteed.
Aaatsasaf
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A tired-out editor says that the ser
mons OF a neighboring clergyman re-
mind him very forcibly of eternity.
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MINNIE

VIII receive freight at Waxia on Fridays, Sat.
urtlays and SUNDAYS. will leave Wa4ia on Mon
day morning, to connect with steamboat Peer
LEES at Little Devil, transferring her freight on
that boat and returning with IPeigh from Peer
less, and leaving Waxia on Wednesday morning,
with freight and passengers for New Orleans.
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The Hu1norists' Column.
4 little nonsense now and then,
Il rrlishcd by the wisest men,

Scarcc-indolent young gentlemen
in the town Of OpelOusas.
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z II. B0DRREET.AEE,
oS RRLLEvnE sTR EET, oPRIOUsAs.
Deals m and repairs musical instruments.
watches. clocks and aI kinds of jewelry; and
tunes pianos.
Jan sT-lg,
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DY virtue Of the power in mo vested BY law, I
ID viii proceed to sell at public auction, for
cash, without the benefit of appraisement, at my
Landry, in the Town Of Opelousas, on Saturday
the 26th dny of October, 1872, commencing at IL
4 H, and continuing from day to day, il neces-
satisfy debts due to the State Of L0uisiana,
bY delinquent taxpayers Of the Tax Roll of 1870
and 1871, with all cost and penalty, tO-wit--
Four lots of ground assessed in the name OF
Opelousas, bounded north by property of Mrs.
Garland. south By property of j. 81. SandoZ.
east by property Of c. Thompson, and west by
Union street.
State Tax Tor 1870 and 1871 :. $50 4s
% %, G, sITTTG, Collector.
Oct B-4t ssEts tsf IT,
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pY virtue OF the power In me vested by law,
win proceed 10 sell at public; auction, for
my Office, ID the Court House Of tho Parish OF
St. Landry. In tha Town of Qpelousas, on Satur
day, the a6th day OF October, IsT2. commencing
day, IL necessary the following property, seized
by me 10 satisfy debts due to the State OF Louis
lana and to the Parish of St. Landry, by delin-
uuemt taxpayers of tho Tax Roll Of 1871, with
all cost and penalty, to-wit--
certain tract of land assessed In the nfslle of
Eugene Dayid situated on Bayou Tache, measur
ing $50 aclea, bounded north by lands or Cas-
tile, south by lands of d. G0dst, east by lands
H. David, and west BY Bayou, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
State and Parish Taxes for 1s71..- SI2a Is
IS ID. c. sITTIG, Collector
Oct 5-Sf
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TIE Z. g IS 10y
6FSISTsIs, ssts s..gER..: seyBSrr tSrr
LOCAL It'll
4 bundle ssE.3ss 2ssIS'
near this of aebta &sA ELECTsRs.
can have tlBa Az 1Fge.
ING, Of apidea,
Charlfs HEBRON, OF East Baton Rouge
or tii EED, of Orleans.
No First District.
sssFFIEGHAH LAWRERCE, of Plaquemines.
Second District.
LOUIS BUSH, of Lafourche.
Third District.
GEEER ALLEN THOMAS, of Ascension.
Fourth District.
A,aEoS5 5Rn of caddO.
ifth District.
L.Y.RE af Tensas.
kTON TICKET.
Eer Governer,
JOHN MeEEERY, Of ouaehits.
Fog Lieutenant Governor,
DAVIDSON B. PENN, of Orleans
Fer Secretary Of State,
g. ARMsTEAD, Of Caddo.
For Auditor,
JAMES GRAHAM of Orleans.
Fer Attorney General,
H n OGDEE, of Orleans.
Fer Esuperintendcnto of Public EducatisHs
r. n. LUsHLR, of Orleans.
-.,s.s For Congress,
state at Iarge-GEoRGE A. SHERIDAN, Of
Orleans.
First District
Second District-R L. GIBSON. of Orleans.
Third District of st. Landry
Fourth Distrlct-Long term-R. c. DAVIDSON
Of Sabine.
Fourth Distriot-shOrt terrn-A. BoARMAN, o
Cadde. ...u aa E.
Fifth Diatrict-G. ". AeCRANIB, of Ouachita
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pY yirtue5of the p0Her in me vested by law.
= - will proceed toseIi pHhlic auction, foreash,
without the benefit of appraiseme ut my ofsaee
in the. Court House. of the Parish OF st. Landry
In tA6 T0NRs OF 0pel0uRas, On Saturday, the a6th
day OF OctoheFss 1872. commencing at III o'clock,
i, 81. and continuing from day to day, If Heces-
sary, the following property, seized BIZ me TO
satisfy debfs due the state Of Louisiana and the
Parish of ST. Landry, bY delinaueA taxpayers
OF the Tax Roll of 1871, with al cost and penal
fy, t0-Eit--
"a certain tract of land assessed in the name
Of B0atright 81 Glaze, eituRte4 on Bayou Gro
eodile, measuring about 1900 acres. bounded
north bE lands af q. WI. Lsltz and q. E. Oliver,
east BY lands of c. IS. Singleton and i. 4. Keller,
Lewis, west by lands Of III stemmons
state and Perish Taxes for 1871 .... sire 90
30 Is. 6. sTTTTfI. collector.
Oct s-kf