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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-11-23

ETT DE IIDU1sIANICOuRD -
- raISscg ST anargs-A1EeMdI uaes Tpnatlam
i. MgaN RA9Disss Sts Landry. a5Mfliskpa-
teaF succession lie William HARRISON
0BesIs a9ans aaaAglsAsa ua tableaN de eIassla.
EAtla8 As IsasteS1A Aa hEE Succession, aces4Eka.
pagae tune petition de1laIidang aGna01ogatip
aieaaAIs
I'll astanan unI Il Ste faif droft 8 "a dannande
ae IL &c petition par I'M snEdla aA4aGau1 el
dafs en- A~DFelM1re 1874
ELennss11eSlecg nNiaaaE par III present. d0nne
s8nE SaEAnaAs aaHa eeade Succession dsaFpir d
IainA Nppasfann, IL aIcaang Hi ont. Dar hexff, 4
mon NafIaaIA aaasI LEI NilI8 Is0ps1nasas, dams les
EH1nI aae0taka Dir q l0ir u1MFgltaa Is fhf tablean
nsgaEaS& p&s appHalK& eE h8lnalpgne.
JOS al RICHARD, Grefier.
d NM 1873.
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~ la l0i, ie ~prOeederai 4 vendre a renCan pu-
bile. sans le b6nGftce de destination, d mon hu-
reau, en- IL Mais0n de COur de Ia Paruisse st.
Landry, en- LII Vile d'Opclousas, lie Sumedl, so
Novembre 1872, commenGant h II hGures, A. H., ct
cOntinuant dc jour en- Jour, ri celia est nGcessaire,
la propri6t6 suivante, saisie pour satisfaiFe les
payeurs de taxes d6linquants, du Role dHh
Taxes de 1870 ct 1871, avec tots les rfrais ct
penalties, sav0ir--
Quatre lots dc terrain asseSsG an nom de A.
MiIlspaugh, situ6 dams la Vile dc Washington.
~iOignant la rue Main dun cote ct fe Bayou Caral
de l'autre cote, ensemble avce tOutesl les batisseA
ct am6liOrations qui sly trouvent.
Taxes d'Etat pour 1870 ct 1sT1.........-. Sl03 C2
IS D.. {, SITTIG, Collector.
O o6v ~ h. r...
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vincent Boaenf q. Anisrofse Vnff1a.

vimceraf EosseRf VS. Ambrose Va1fas
TOURDEPAR0ESsE, ST. LANDRY-N6.1lg0
- En- yePtu dun writ de fieri faeias, lance par
rh9norable - G9ur DIG Paroisse, gans e polr 10
titue, ct q moi adresse, jesvsndfai en- vente pu-
bfque, au plus otrstnt efe1erisseur, tGl Ia Maison'
dc COur de To- dite pardisse, en- la villed'0pe.
lousas.s le sAMEDI, Z Deeemhre, a ONE sheures
du: matin, la prUpriete ci-apres +decrite, SAVIOR
Tn certain mOrceau1de terTe situe dams La Pa
roisse St. Landry, Prairie Base, ayant deuI
Erpents deuX aFpents de face sur v~ingt-quatre
arpents de profondenr, plus GU moinst borne an
nprd par In terre apparterant q Nine. VeIve
Simon GOnOr, al. sud par la terre de Mime Veuve
Joseph Roy, q Pest par lie DIR. r. Ell. Littell, ct
d rouest par Thomas C. Anderson, ensemble
avec touteS les batisses ct am61i0rations qui sly
Er0tyent.
saisie par Drxlrea della G6ur.y IL 49, - @-f
C0Rditions--Gomptanf II 5=t:sy ~!
u q nAYEa EfGrif
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IN vERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'H8NOFA-
II bic Ia Gdur aas PTeuyest de Ia Rar0isse ST.
Landry IL sera;venduA p'enean public an plus
Onnrant eneherisseuf par le s0ussigne admins
tratear on par I'm tencanteuF public, d la der
Mere residence du defunt, en- cetfe par0isse; le
MEREREDI.s ii Deeembre,s 1872, les. prOprietss
ci-apres dscrifes, apTartetanf q liz succession de
Jacques Bacon, dees3e, sBy6ir-se .stt7Z
i. I'm moroccan dep6erPe, In dernieres reaidenee
du defunt. sftuG sur le e6t6. Quest an Bayou des
Cannes. dams la Prairie Marn6a, en- Ia Pacoisse
St. Landry, e~ontenanf -aeux cent vingt arpent
plus gu moins, avee toHtes lessbatisses ct anne
Iorations qui sly tr0ugenG.
9. DeUx cheNanE Anaeffeains. sept teees de
b6tes Il carnes dBaIcea. poFdaE6 10 mapgue Z6, u.s.
Observation-Disclosures, nnsIbfes de Ea6nage ntet
literie. un lot de n1afss ct defoln, ct aataes inn
menhles.. a4fgss y 3 SO zsfz sst
B.A, MATTEL
q noy-m&h. administrator.
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Goa. 81. RHoare II al. Vi. Chs. II. y aaaaalea
s. Williams, ExeeutetrsE Tests11entaires
-FOUR DE DISTRICT PAR0KSsE ST. Lam
NJ drv.-Na. 1a1s4-En yertu dun writ de fgeri
faeiaf, lance par If1on9rahle Iii Huitieme Cour
ds District ae IEtat de Ia Leqiata11e, dams ct
nsa1r la par0issesSt. Landry daIsle process Cd
dpgeua intitulet ct d moi adresse. ie proeedarai
s yendre q rencau public, d In Maison de COllr
do Ia f1ite p~arofsse, dams Isl vile DIES DDefonsas,
IL sAMEDT, Z D6een1bre, 1872, d ONE heures du
matin, les proprieteseiRpres d6ePites, SAVIOR
/. 0nze cent auatFe~Yingt-siK 2QEf0Qs acres de
ferre. sft1e sur iH Bayou E0Iptableau, borne an
fgrd par Ie Bayou GeurtabIeau, nm sud par les
terres de Michel King, a1'est par les sections &c.
81 ct %, sdu townships, au sud della Tallg6e 5
resf. eft a T0uest par les terres de Charles Close.
d. Cent ata~tle-gingf-hnit 20E100 acres de terfe,
borne All nord par les terres de Bordniol, an
sssd narl les torres de Gastifle. eG pouest par IL
RayOu Techs,
s. Hnit cent trenfa-neuf 59I110 acres de terre,
borne ali nord par Ie Bayou C0urtahfeaH. aHsud
mar les terres dc IiNSell, i Pest par fe BayeU
TagIs. eli u Ielast par les torres de Rider Lit
tell. MornlainVeg, salaoE et Melane0n. town
shlnB & 1T 5, atl Elld de la gangee s est, AFexcep-
xIan de trois nIeinqnaflte acres, shglrant sur
le plan Iarpeatags qus sestrauVe en- mon office,
eomaae lots ]. I. 4. 4, St8 ct 4.
Safsies par ordre de la G0ur.
COndftiens-Comptant
mo fSgA @y
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B~zaeeeysi6m do Leafs O. DexaRESera-N

EYTATs DE LA L0UIHTANE-g0UR DE pa
AArufaSe, Gt. Ea~ndTy.~Attendu Que 4. 8. C. DE
.yifliegs. della Paralase St Landry, adntuistra~
tn H0nn Uesfnfaes
decide, gsEaN eglNsassErA aftahlaaiNE elassiT-
ton dos dhttes eide distribution dies ff0aads de Ia
NihaKaaeeagznn aGeUIaaa4n6 dune UHtffinn ID.
naa8aaen aurl01pgaIiunHHael
NtNnsl8 nasn 4 Ste faIk drpIf u Id delsaande
He q lite neIiEtgn nlap I'm ortlre de III CBur Ell
AY NaAVenahEea ikTak
eenseane1Icet aYiseaE EfF u present d0nYk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ca1se succession, nsarnIr y
fa5re Qpp9aItiazs 81 aapuna fiji ant.s par 6eriE. ]
n11nhngea3 d. In vile q Gnel0nsas dams Iee
asIaIa aeepadGa mar d 1of, paurquni Is dit IahlpaIi
md aeraiG pas apnrnnve at hon16lugn6.
jos. q. RICHARD. Greffiier.
q mTr
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TN yertu DIES pouvOirR don't je spis rev1tu par
AZ la lOi, jc prGcederai 4 vendrc a renCan pu-
bile, sans IL htnGticc dc Destination, 4 mon hu-
reat!, ell Ia MaisOn lie Cour DE- la ParOissn st.
Landry, la vile d'Opelousas, leSamedi, 80 No
vembrc, 1872, commcncant a II heurpB, 4. NJ, ct
c cont n "a nS DC : I2aF en- }omr, 81 ell est ne"rS-
pour BntisfAirt des dettes dues d Pktat de IT.
la Louisianc, par les payeurs de taxes dtlin-
quants, du Role dcs Taxes de 1870 ct 1871, avec
tons leg fIais ~ penalties sav0ir~
Tn certain moroccan de terre assesse au nom
de L6Once Sando2, ~joignant la vile d'OpelOusas,
meSurant 20 acres, borne au nOrd par les terrcg
steen, 4 Fest par les terres de Nine Mary Cook.
ct 4 p0uest par les terres de Nine e. Wartene,
Taxes d'EIat pour 1870 ct 1871 .-.....-.,. SSs &C
~ d. c. SITTIG, Collecteur.
q nOr4f
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26 oct, 1872.

NReREnae. H.. EoWtepet4 Administrators,
Va. Paul Lambert ct al.-Go. $40.
L. Fo1ltellot, Administrator, VI, Paul
#Lanahert-R0. 638,
a0UR DE PAROIssE, ST. LAADRTt-EN
~ yertu dun writ de 4ieri faeias, ct dun
alias writ de- aert 1faeias, la1lcea par rhonos
rabla la goar de Parofsse, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse ST. Landry dams leg process e~i-tesslis In
titnles, ct . moi adresse, je vendrai.e n Yente ptt7
blfque,. d la Maisonl de Golr de Ia dite paToisse,
.daIi81a vile dsOpef0tsas, 1e SAMEDI, Z Deee1n-
shre,l872, d onze leufes 1u nlatin, les propriet6sl
eI-aIIas deeriteas EaEoir-
i. Une eertaine hahttation ayee t9utes les ba-
tisses ct anleiiaratt0na qnl sly tr0uYenf. sitNe
dams la paFoisse.st. Landry, pres do Washing
ton, borne an nofgf par les terres4 de James
Powers ct Ernest ST. ArTnant. d Pest par les ter
res. de Francois l.. Pitre ct Seaborn Phillips, aI
sud par les terres dsAehille Dupras ct a R0uesf
par les terPes dc james Powers, e~onfenant dettx
aanf nrlaFamfe f24a1 arpenfs sHperheiels,t Ia dite
hahft5taon 8tant saiette q M bail expirantle1e Ter
JanVier, 1873.
let American.
saisies par eTaFe~ do la 0oHF.
q. o. HAYES, sherff.
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= 4

Ii Batean a Vapeur f
HKsEWHsR8@ s
u. u. BROAD MalTe; J.R sCI1GInT, Espmnliis;
Part de q E0nVetisar tons les ssaanediar
a 5 haAres#l u# sair, ct de- MEashinRtOn tens les.
MeYaEea5sA 10 heslres tu nantiza.
Janvi HaTaefg.
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II Ia ioi. te pr6pcSderai a VendTe i rencan p%t
bic. sans lie b6nGfce de destination, a mon hu-
reau, en- la Maison de Cour lie Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, Ell II yilled'Opclmnsas, 1c samedi, % No
vembre, 1872, comnlenqant Il II helrea. a. NJ, ct
c%ontinuaut de jour en- ior, ii celia est nGces-
saire. Ia proprieth s~uiv%nte. saisic par moi pour
satisfairt des dettes duesArEtat de 10 Louisiana
ct a la ParOisse 81. Landry, par les payeura dc
taxes dtlinQuants, du Role des Taxes dc 1870
ct 1871, Nvec tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain morceau dc teIre assess6 an nom
Edward Nicholson. situG 4 Ia Grande Poiute,
mesurant 162 acres, 6tant lie quart nord-ost de
Ia moiti& nord du quart aud-est de Ia section T,
township 9, All sud de la rangGe i est.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroissc pour 1870 ct
$45 CA
81 d. c. SITTIG, C0llectCur.
2nov-4f.
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.uN HMaHrR

EHN8UNgANG Es.a
nRREgE E0wHaHANA BRANCH,
MOUND CRY 81
80 MuSus8E Life N1asaaaEaas Company
OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. .55
OFFICERS -
tt JAMES B. EADS, President. -
AN. BgITTON, Vice President.
s. w. LOMAX, Secretary. ~
C. Ct. IMITATION, General Agent.
Es@saRi@mR BRasaalas
s. Caroa1eiet Street, New Orleans.
~ 0EEHGERB. s
III. 81. HATCH, PTesidenG.Ea9
E. MERTECKs Vice President
Rs BaSEMMaESs Secretary and &Sate3Agent.
MEDICAL EEAMENEREa
.. N0LkNELIs u. d.. #aSaE#
=. b. RETGHTEY M.4B. A
DIRECTORS
E. q. Merrfess E. H. Moaten.
James jackson, Robert Hare,
u. IS. Wilt8,z Thomas Fit2willian1,
f. ID. Eatch, Octave voorhies.
D. SHINES ESas
JUDGE AD0LpHE GAR2TGUEs,
AgeAtfortte Pnpisla Of 81. LANDRY.
Ail kinds OF LIFE POLICIES issued by this
Company.
sMRw4&N T&Yf-fW#A S8 S&H8$yFSE @9E # !
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MISCELLANEOUS

SOUTHERN APPLE FREES FOR
y saIc.-The undersigned has n lot OF fine
voi,t'e apyifT trees. one year old from the gratis,
On roots two years old, for sale at his nursery
near Bayou thicot, Parish of ST. Landry, Ia.
The lot consists Of nine Varieties. aiLOT whlch
latitude, and are suited to the climate and soil
of this region; and produce here nngaibhg crops
of apples equal in size, beauty and flavor 20 any
any time. rinening on the tree In suggestion
from tie first Of June till The middle Of October
= Price; 85 cents pcF.tree; $4,000 per 100; $l6oOe
nar I nn0. invariably in advance before the trees
mi fahen a1It I'll tfis ground, when 500 or more
are taken by one person, or by clnba, they viii
be delivered at one place for the lot wlthln
thirty miles Of the nursery free u extra ehissse'
Orders by mall or otherwise arc solicited,
orders accompanied by the money. VIII have
pfe'e" CHARLES TATMAS4
Gent q,-tf Bay6u Chicot, Ia.
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81
2nov-4f.

I'm yertu des pouvoirs don't ie suis revetu par
~ Ia loi, lie pr0cAderai 4 vendre a rencan pu-
bic, sans lie h6n6fice dc Destination, a mon bp-
reau. en- Ia Maison de Cour lie Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, en- la vile d'Opel0usas, le Samedi a&3 no.
yembre, 1872, eommcnGantA II hcures, 4. n. ct
%continuant de ioure EN- jour, 81 celia cat n6cessaire,
la prOpri6te Suivante, aaisie par moi pour salts
a In Paroisso St. Landry, par les paveurs de
taxes delinqnants, du Role des Taxes de 1870 ct
1871, avec touS les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terre assessG au nom
dc Sylvestre Manso. situG T. Ia Queue Tortue,
mcsurant 40 acres. borne Ru nOrd par les terrcs
de Pierre Faulk. au sud par les terrha dc Theo-
gene H6bert, Il Test par lie Bayou Queue Tortue,
ct d Pouest par les terfes p~ubliques.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse pour 1870 ct
.187l So II
90 D. C. sTTTIG, Collector.
2nOv-4f,
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N KlN ssUgAMgE.I HAVE BEEN
IL appointed speeia1 Ageut Tor the Piedmont
aud Arlington Life Insurance ma Viz
ginaa. for the State of Louisiana, and Selection
IL the Patronage bit my frIellds the public
GENERALLY JOHN. G.s GDRDY.
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vwyO THE PUBEHC.-THE UNDERslGN-
ed tenders his sincere thanks to the pnHilc
for Tho liberal share Of their patronage t9 NM
g0r fbs last fifteen years, and Respectfully ~,
forms them thai he will continue "a s 5ng ;erd
frci Tht and homes by his personal attentleh ~
business 10 merit his share of patr9nsset ~
has made arrangements to buy C0dLo 49, n =
house in New Orleans ut the higtte y G@@IISG
price. and furnish the planters WIN
ana IAES OH I'll" " i. l.. TITFE.
u-1tu~, kr,~ pl~tfan2T.
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EFEgsESS FAR LIE sEaHsEgKE
Mmrfel Richard. AdlraafaaSsgra9rice. ea oEs
3t vs ii xansa m kyrYifRrvE4

Richard. AdlaaaiaisgragPicet ct oEss
vs.. Louis 4. Guidryf.s
r0UR DE DISTRICT, PAROTssE ST. Ian
1292s- Yertu ann writ de Teri
de District, dams IF pour ia narDiage st, landry
dams 10 proces ei4dessua intifui6, ct Il moi
adresse, te vendrai en- Yente p1lblialH, an plug
offiaanh 5eaael6rassenr la MaiAondeg oaP de In
=dite parOisse. en- la vile dsOpel0usas, lie GA-
.MEDE. DeeeTnhre, 1872, A0nzeheuresdnnlati
les p9eNHfBHes ei-apres dEetites, savOie-
Il iii Eaorueasi do tterre situ6I aaEiaqueEaine
Braldes rOntenauf 400 acres plaa on moil1es
borne All naRI par Nine, YenVe OF. Gufdry, an
sud par 4rganaR AIesaHaaS,&I' est mar NEe IerFe
don't lea mons des prppEissaires sont incpnnus,
ct al rottakt paI.1e hayes RaaauaHlng.
d. I'm moroccan de- terre D bRfs situ6 q Plaque
mines Rrflleet e0nfallant % acres plus on mOfns,
horne a1I noTd par Ghas. Miller au sud par @.
FTrallans d Pest par ghas. Melaeon, ct a louest
saisies par ordre della Cour.
E0sHAYEs. snern.
Sarah u. Kaiser ri. JoHza Rrasak Mxsax
ri ais
nOuR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST. Ian
" drrs-Ne. Iz92s.-Ea rertn d'an writ des fferi
faeias. lance par Honorable Id Hlitfefae Gonr
ds District 1aIEtat az 1a INwfsiane, dane ct
pour II PARADISE 81 LanarE. dams Ia process eli
yeHaEga faacan pubic. b Ii Aaaaaa dc EoIf
do la die narDisse, ans la vile dies 0peI0usas.
Re NAeeanbTe, 1872. a UYlZe heures du
haatlIas "a pTsnTf8es eiaNRes aeerfte. sayofr-
Inc habitatlon siT06e dams la paro5sse ST.
IaIdrgs 81 emd Cd Ragan Marie Eraanant on
TEchesn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do tnfre superficial
n9E9ae Az nor1 par t. Bayou Aapia Grnqaant on
Ieeisess1 sud par la taFre d Thomas !, AndaT
son. Afestpar. Of d roaest par lie Bayou
Ear0n.
saisie. par pFtlre ae IL Caar.
4NoHSIit1ons-Dpntpfant.
! &c oct, 1879.
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vi. RMHpRHtEHlNR R.
WSRHE ENN
FRR. I'd. wv. ROSTER

:. Having returned from Central America, and
located again permanently In OpelOGsas, offers
his professional services to the public. ...-,a
Office, next door to the Post4Ofice, where he
may he consulted, OF calls left on slatet during
the day. 4,
Residence near Nine Beaurepere Ch&cher6's,
where he may be found during the night. r
NAV A-TY s~-- - - - 'pF
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Washington, Aug. 24-ttarf27.

mN RmMvAE,-THE UNDEKsIUNEU De-
$50 10 announce TO their numerous
frietids and fhe public in general, hat they Ere
now rcadyTto wait on tiieir customers az III tn u,
pssst, BLOCH IL DUPRE.
August 2&-tf.
~ 0@W-ARoy7T II DAYS AGO 4 Dun
A ereolr pony, branded thus: 81 ny II qua.
mopd.. Any one finding saidpony and denEeEinF
to the undersigned, will be Literally GaTW
oct. 26-tf.
O0RN! CORNu AMI OAgS' OATs"
lust received, a large supply OF S0EI am ~
oats, and constantly receiving Which L AZ Se'A
very cheap, for cash only. oor raru
March 2-tf. SSN' ~
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WRITES PAR LIE. COL1RCrEUR.

= ID Ioi. jeaarocederQi 4 vendre j Pencan pu-
bic, sans lie Eleiee de IcstImatlon, i mon bu-
Teau; en- Ia w son Dc. Conr de In ParoIsse 81.
Landry. IN Ia he d'Opclousas. le samedi, 50
hoFeIn9r@, 1872, RnmeDcant d IL llenrcs A. NJ. ;
ct continrant de- EN- jour, 81 celia eat n6cts-
satFe; Ia propriet6 saivante, saisie par mol pour
sotlsfalre les dettes tNea n lEtat de la Louisiana
CT a la PGrois6e st. Landry, par les payeurs de-
taxes delinquants Il Role DIES Taxes dc 1870,
aTec tou5 les frais ct penalties. SAVIOR
Ull certain 1nOrceaud de terre assessG au monde
Mime Joseph GuillOry. slime dams In TieilIr
Grandc Prairie. mesurant lN1 arDents. berrs an
nOrd ct IL Fest par les terres&letG 1. FOntpnot
an sud par les tcrrCs de II. Del 80 j I'nrrst
par les tCrres d'OnGzimc I'M @s4$a~SN.Ie
avec tOrltes les batisses ct AZ fE1Vns H9Ts@
truuvCnt. IN
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroissc "a. &l3 "A
~ D.. {, SIT Sllecteur.
q hnA-Nf RMML
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MAIN 81. ~oFRLousAs.

GROCERIES:
Flour, Coffee. Peaches, Rice;
aiaeTlders, Whisky, Soap, Can. Fruits,
gidesx*fs8 SHaaltsvs.a Starch xss TebReeeHg
Bagging andIies, TWine,
And Il general assortment of Reaay-Made Cloth
ING for Boysaiad Mens Motions, Hosiery, Trim
nEnEagsg D6mestica, and IL fact, everything suit
able7aat1 really 20 meet the wants of the public.
Liberal advances are maae nn all cotton ship
pad EEr8Ngh him bUh his n~aereasNtAsIn New Or
IAale, ss9aa Cotton Wool Hides, &c., purchased
at stsllighest market prices.
We are Agents far the celebrated:
Charter Oak stove, ~
asa Wilson Sewing Machine,
Ringen Washer,
Cane. Mills Viewers and Keepers, &c., 40.
ALI of which will be sold bit New Orleans figures
adding s0Bf of Transportation
A good line of shelf and heaVy hardware.
Ladies', Misses, Mems and Boys, Reots and
Shoes.
Mems Hats and Caps.
HEaFuaing laraeGaenHa ,a &c. 2e.
We Intend selling III the lowBstp possible market
price, and respeGeEa lly sDlieit a6alI, st
i. PHILLIPS
DRy Goops EAroRluMa 4..
Main ST., opclousas.
9axlf aw9yn
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BtA, MARIELs
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They will purchase at the highest market
prices, forcasH, i s@+s-Et -
COTTON, HIDES AND WOOL.
Give them 81 call Aug. %, la69-tf.
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4 IuII HUppIy Ut |9I| Ut ~"
BAGGTgG, IRON TIES AND TWINE,
Which they sell at New Orleans prices, adding
expenses Of shipping and, freight, payable on
sale Of crop. "
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"3-| ."E9taHE JOSEPH URTIIHO,
anoy. y 5Tuteur ct Administrator
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They will also make advances to planters, OF
GOODS,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid Nonpareil. to constitute square
One Square. each 90
H Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
City Notices five cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable ouarterr. All other
advertisements payable on demand after first in
sertion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-17
Stock Raising-Ayrshires.

EDITORS CHRONICLE AS the diffusion
of useful knowledge upon any subject
connected with the advancement of the
agriculture of our section is of vital In
terest to your readers, | venture to trouble
you with few thoughts upon Stock rails
ing, and especially with reference to
breed of cattle but little known i'll this
part of our State, viz: the Ayrshires.
Much depends on location in making up
our list of stock to be kept on the farm
whether sheep or cattle and the same
thing, location, will influence our judg-
ment in determining what breed of cattle
or sheep we keep. We are willing to ac-
cord to the "Short Horns the palm i'll
size, and to the JERSEYS in richness of
milk. and to the Deyons in making fine
working oxen, and all of these are desira-
bic, but are there not points in the Ayr
shires which make them the breed for this
section, or in fact the dairy IN all sections,
independent of the amount of beef which
may be made from the COW when it becomes
necessary to turn her Off In New Eng
land where every farm has its working
oxen, the Devon will always be favOrite.
In the immediate vicinity of New York,
where fine beef brings from ten to twenty
cents per pound the Short Horns will be
| in the ascendent. And wherever fine
| article of milk and butter is all that is
wanted, without regard to quantity the
Jersey will be in demand. The Ayrshires
originally came from the county of Ayr
| in the southwest part of Scotland and
| are now the dairy breed not only in that
country, but in England and also in many
parts of the United States. We claim for
| this breed land every fair test will go to
establish this claim that they are the best
| for oil purposes of the dairy, whether it be
milk, cheese or butter. Flint, in his treat
| ise on "Milch Cows and Dairy Farming"
saws, 1.-THE remarkable milking qualities
| of the Ayrshires have been developed to
such adegree that they may be said to pro-
duce larger quantity of rich milk and
butter, in proportion to the food consumed
or the cost of production, than any other
of the pure bred races And this is just
what we want in our locality. 1t certain
ly will not pay us to raise mammoth cat
tie merely for their flesh, nor can the dairy
man forego all the profits of the business
to please his fancy. If the Ayrshires can
not boast of sales at SO great prices as have
been obtained by fancy Short Horns, they
can show a record in regard to the amount
of milk, cheese and butter produced from
a single cow or from dairy, unequaled by
any other breed. Youatt, who was one OF
the warmest friends of the Short Horns,
saws, "All dairy farmers must agree that
an Ayrshire cow generally gives a larger
return of milk for the food consumed than
cow of any other breed" Will not some
of our dairymen look to their own interest
and also to that of the farmers generally
and introduce few of this milking breed
into our section? Yours, &C.,
DAVID LEE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-17
"LAND REGISTER"

1t contains descriptions of large list of property 70
SALE and much general information about East Tennes
Mailed to any address receipt Of stamp for re-
turn postage.
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We have also published for distribution with nu
REGISTER, O COlored
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-17
COUNTY MAP OF TENNESSEE
FOR RENT

Strangers visiting our city are cordially invited &
call. No charge to purchasers for showing property.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-17

A fine Suburban Residence, with stable and
all necessary out-buildings, and from four to six
acres of ground in high state of cultivation,
with large number Of fruit trees, vines and
plants, all in bearing. There is large number
of strawberry plants which, if properly attend
ed aud the berries sold, will pay the yearly rent.
This place will be rented for term Of years
to a good tenant.
Apply, for terms, at our office
MUNsON &IBAILEY.
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pair, and suitable for a boarding house. Situa-
ted on one of the best streets in the city.
For terms, apply to
MUNsoN & BAILEY,
Real Estate Agents