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RYvirtne of the p6Wer in me vested by Ia1g. I
Twill pr0teea t9 sell at public auction. for
cash. without the benefit OF appraiseIneht, at
my Oitiee, IN the Court House Of the Parish OF
Sc Landry iT the Town OF 0Teiousas on Satur-
at II o'clock, a 81, and continuing ffuIn day to
day, II necessary. the following property, seized
by me sas5agY debts due To the State af Louis
lana and to the Parish of st. Lanfry.Ehy deIih.
qlIanb taxpagers Gf fhs Tax Roll Of 1s7a with
al cost and penalty, t0lwib--t # 9t #
a certain tract OF land assessed in the name
OF 81 nile SteImInaIs situated Gai I Bayou
Chle0t, measuring abOtlt 100 atres. bounded
sogIfh and west by lands of Dr. o. ID. sYatlaan.
aud east h5e laakls ef B0asaFighta q Glaze.
state and Parish Taxes ftlg, Ia7I..9.x4. saas T5
Ss e. -. ID. fd SIYTIG, Collector
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Estate Of KMer1Mima AmdrepOma.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder. by the undersigned public
auctiOneef, at the last residence Of deceased,
at Prairie Plaisance, in this Parish on TIL RS
DAY, November 2lst, 1872, the following des-
cribed property. belonging TO the Estate of
HernlinR Andrepont, deceased, tO-Wit-
l. A tract of land containing Al arpents, with
the improvements thereon. bounded north by
Y. Valade. south by n. L. Pitre, east by public
road leading to Flat Town, and west by N. l..
Pitre.
2. A tract of wood land containing 10 arpents,
bounded north by land of ". Blackshear south
by McH. Husband, east by o. A. Guidry, and
west by lands Of COmmeau & Dupr6. " III
3. A tract of land containing 100 arpents, with
the improvements thereon, bounded north by W.
Blackshear, south by T. .COOpwood, east and west
by w. BlaCkshear.
4. A lot of gentle horned cattle, ono buggy
and household furniture
Terms and COnditioRF-MOveables cash; i'm
mOveables In two equal annual instaIlmGnts from
day of sale, the purchasers furnishing their
pr0mssOry notes with security to the satisfac-
tion of the administrator bearing eight per cent
per annum after maturity until final payment,
special mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the property sold, to secure payment thereof,
and tho CLAUSE dc non atie9ed0 reserved.
-t5''-' +. PERRODIN.
Oct. l9-5t. AuffiOOppr
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Have you Blasted Hopes 2" asked a
young lady Of librarian with hand
kerchief tied over his jaw. "No, ,ma'am, =
said he; "it's only q blasted to0thache.'
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! nj gEsOUs.
:. - IlIsN - Ilal.asa Ron

G0WEaaEiEsN AERA.E TREES E0R
~ sale. The undersigned has d lot az fine
Soung afgple treess one yesf old from tho graffs
0liR9ess I've esers old for sale ait his nursery
near. 1stts sO9 GhieoE. Parish nj Sf. Landry Ia
Fise lot consists of nine varieties an of Wifieh
9rsgilased south og the SIND degree gf north
tafttan and ae suited tA the eIisIlsate ard soil
OF TINS regions and PRODUCE here crops
01 eqallsl Ia axe, hesus and favor f any
t8 aa found ID the New x5fle8lss Yllsrget 8sf
any tlHse, nnening ON The tree III Succession
dF0E as flrst af June tn tsae Iia die Of October
ikf7ce al eaaits 9ef tree &2g.19 fer 40 &a50B0
per 1900 invariably in advance hefurs the trees
afa taken out Of the g1aaiii pistl EaD fT nanra
are taken by ono person. Oh IA, they rriII
hss delivered at Illae place f9e fRle 1Of Nslshin
thirty miles Of the nursery free III esfT7s elsslsr
0kdEEs by inFil ur otherwise sre snlipifpd
orders accompanied BF the lnDiiev sFiM have
precedence aaWays
CHARLES TATafAN,
y a1-ti, Baynu Calaata Ia
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Estate of JOhn Woods, Jr.-No. 1A96.
STATE OF, LOUTsIANA-PARIsH COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Wherea Nancy BurIeigh, of the
Parish Of ST. Landry, Administrative Of the es-
tate of John Woods. Jr., having filed tableau
of classification of debts of said estate accom-
panied by her petition praying for the homolo-
CATION of the same: #@
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
October 3rd, 1872. sr ,.- --..... ...,-.. 40. 80
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau In writing at my office In the town OF
why the said tablcau should not be h0mologated
and confirmed. - - z.. -
October &. 1872-4aSSh, t
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ULYSSES IS GRANT,

lEigteenth President Of the United
States, was born at Mount Pleasant,
Glermont county, Ohio, April 27th. 1892.
Inaugurated March 4th 1869. Schuyler
Colfax, Vice President.
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Aristeeratie Kentuekians are in a
furry because the son of the President
of Dorea College has eloped with o
pretty mulatto girl. -.
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sHERTFF's SALES.
AdrEen Haelin wa. PaRmelIs scOtt.-N
TGTSn - F-s .F u '...' @z

nIsTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST, Lam
y dry.-By virtue of an alias writ of fieri fiG-
oias issued ont of the honorable the Eighth
District Court of the State of Louisiana,
entitled suit, and to me directed I will proceed
to sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish, in the town OF
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the I'd day of Nov
ember 1872 at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, tO-wit--
All the share OF the defendant Pannen Scott III
and to the eEops OF cotton, corn, potatoes, etc
on both sides Of the road leading from Opel0usaf
to Washington, and bounded by Mrs. Bullard
and Mrs. Dejean. .
Seized in the above suit.
Te11ns-Cash.
E.O. HAYES, Sheriff
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4 The tendency of wonankind is to
magnify tfifles. There's woman in
Illinois Whe wants o divorce simply be-
cause her husband beats her with an
iron bO0fiack. sr@ 4aa #.~ss s5.e.- r-
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The HHwmOrists' Column.
A little nonsense now md then,
Is relished by the wisest men.

A modest editor, to whom was sent a
song entitled "What shall my love
wear9p wrote q kind but decisive ar
ticle advising her to wear clothes.
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October 8. 1a7a-5SSt oSSt = h1chAkp' 'c1eFl

Estate EHeIOise Py Enitre.-Nos 29a3.
STATE OF FLoUIsIANA.-PARIsH COURT,
- st. Landry.--Whereas, ElOi VidEine, Of the
Parish of st. Landry Administrator of the es-
tate OF HeloIse P. Pftre, deceased, having fled
an amended tablean of said estate, accompanied
by his Petition praying for the hemologation of
the SANS; ~ ss.-z. ~. ..-e
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
September 25th, 1872. go ~ >D. $. .
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested TO make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my Office in the town of
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why the said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed. a. r-.. - = .-.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk
/ Sentpmhep o. 1279-hp, tFs#5 fz s8-faE1> fs#&. =
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Divorce soirees are coming into fashion
in Chicago. The newly-made widow
receives her relatives and friends; they
eat a divorce cake, with monogram,
and have a good time generally.
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Fidelity, good -humor, and deomplacen-
cy OF temper, Outiye NH the charms of a
fine face, and make its decay invisible.
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aBF SA ElFS. !.
sept. IS, 1872

mr. AND8 R@B B@AHE.-THAEESEyE
h fractsof flnfnipgBved lands belong gfng TO me
and to others which will sell or rent to actual
settlers. s2a 8it 4 ztaz*i &zfFlss sttftA 3
Twill sellbn credit, payable in one, tpse three,
four, five, six, seYen eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent Interest annually, from first
day of December next OrsI viii rent to actual
settlers for mere pay ynent tduFing i've yeafsp of
the taxes which may be assessed upon the tract
they occupy. i'E' sEtt1s 't5s. sfitF =
IN either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee will 8bhgate himself to actually settle on
and fplfess fu cultivation the land received by
him, within six months from date of sale 6I
lease, under penalty Of nullity of sale or lease.
have also for sale awell limpFoEed place, con-
tanning two hundred aIpents of land, with large
and eonnmOdiOus dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs Price of this plaee$ 5000, payable on terms
with eight per cent yeaF1y interest fT0n day OF
SALE. -, xss4tEsss 4sf#5= p. ssS7.sT y-r
on terms. III HENRY Il. GARLAND. 4
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II u virtue OF the power IN me vested l9Y law.
II wall proceed t0ecll at publ auction, for cash.
Wafh4Nt the benefit 0G ppEaisement, Mt my office,
in the Court House Of the Parish OF ST Landry,
in the Town OF Opelousas, on Saturday. the 2giFl
day OF Oetpbe9, 1Hfa, ceGnfneneinss at IL o'clock,
AssAEss and continuing from day tu day, II ne
tessarys the following property seized by me to
satisfy debts tine the State aud to the Parish
Of st. Landry. BY delinquent taxpayeIs Of the
Tax R9ll OF 1877 II with all cost and penalty.
tO-wst-- I'll
IA certain tract of land assessed In the name of
Wurd0ck q Glaze, situated a0n Bayou Chieot.
measuring 500 acres bounded north by lands OF
Gu1klin IN DOWN. east by public lands and
west by llts of Estate of III, II. 0vertOn. - ~
State ahd Parish Tax for 1871 ........ $51 O0
ID. q. STTTIGs, Collector.
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solomon City, Kansas, does not seem
TO be q very healthy place for married
men. One day last week FIVE wives de-
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n UMRERg LUHKEsEgEg! LUMBER s.
~ Choice Cy pEsss and Pine LsaHlbeE, Sbf every
dimension, Iana in unlimited uuar tstieB.s sup
piled by tbs undersigned at lztIullt Pleasa1t
Mills, near WaAhfnEg0M. NJ b are receiving a
large l0t ef lo9Bs aud Win III Vith pruIaEf
ness aflff Eispak ell bills entrusted ca IA.
Orders to che IlIad deTsisIe as Wash
ialgt0I, will receive immediate aftanfs0n, 8
s An kinds ssant any anetint @ Seasoned Humber
alSFaysien hand, at Reduced Prices. tssE
TeFms-C Cash at the mill. Hi
FRANK MeNIC0LI4
Mt Pleasant Mills, 1tiy 4 1871.
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DY virtue of the power ill me vested by law, I
ID will proceed TO sell at public auction, for
cash. without the benefit OF appraisement, at my
nffiee, in the Court House of the Parish of ST.
Landry, iii the Town of opelousas, on Saturday,
the a6fh dayOf October 1872, comm eneing at II
If necessary, tie following property, seized 81
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, ttsswit-t -tat 7zS tS S'''s 5'f ss'ts
A certaiI tract or land assessed in the name
of Widow Paul Lagrange, situated in Prairie
Laurent, measuring about 100 acres, bounded
north by lands of o. Mayer, south by lands of s.
Lagrange, east by lands Of A. Kerlegand and
west by lands of a.. Stelfy. fEj5'ses ~ = ansts
State and PaTisA Taxes for 1870. O.-..-.... $18 SO
rs u. c. sITTTG, Collector.
15-4g y E4a5e
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AsoHNEEW WA <AAANN7HNNN
STATE OF LoUTsIANA-PARIsHC COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, Onezime Vige, of the
Parish of St, landry, administrator of the
estate of Antoine HelePt, deceased, having filed
final tableau OF distribution of funds Of said es-
tate, accompanied by hispetition praying for the
liomologatiOn of the same; )
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court bearing date
September 2Sth, 1872. .z
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be hornolOgated
and confirmed
~1# JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
0ctobar X 1s7o-fn
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Ambition for Place.

1t is refreshing, in these latter days Of
corruption, when Office seekers Outnllm-
Der the offices, and men barter honor
and character for position, to glance
back into the past, and note how little
OF ambition for public place entered in
to the life of the fathers of New Eng
land. In 1888, SO averse were the good
people of Plymouth to taking office, and
so frequent were the refusals to ac-
cept the result of elections, that it was
found necessary to adopt q penal pro-
vision to protect the public veal from
the Inconvenience, not to say dangers,
incident to such a derelictiOn Of duty.
A law was passed i'll which it twas
enacted, by public consent of the free
men Of this society of New Plymouth,
that il now or hereafter any were cleo
ted to the office of governor and would
not stand to the election, nor hold and
execute the Office for his year, that then
he be amerCed III twenty pounds ster-
ling fine ; and, in case refused to he
paid upon the lawful demand OF the en-
suing governor, then to be levied out
of the goods or chattclS of the said per-
son so refusing" 4 similar fine of ten
pounds sterling was ordered to be col
lected from any person who refused to
act as a councillor, when elected. Ii
was further dccreed that, " in case one
and the same person should be elected
governor second year, it should he
lawful for him to refuse without amerce-
ment and the company to proceed to a
new election, except they can prevail
with him by entreaty." Philosophers
claim that the world is progressive, and
good Christians believe that each year
brings us one nearer the millennium
but it is a matter Of grave doubt wheth-
er it will ever again be necessary, even
in moral Massachusetts, to fine citi-
zen for refusing gubernatorial honors
or even to entreat him to accept sec
Ond term.-[AppletOn's Journal.
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III. HTRzBEB YAEgNBs-TFFE TEDERsTGE
~ ed has alWay en hand, at his lumber vard
near O. GaE1iere's Warehouse, in Washington
all kinds sawed cypress lumber, for sale BIC low
est rates for cash,
JEAN MARIE LAI4ANEE.
KashinStoa, Aay 4-em.
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Above all other features which adorn
the female character, delicaey stands
foremost within the province Of good
taste. =
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! aEN0RsFNs ID G9aAAEss I'm cans. 0Amsssl--
W just received, large supply ~ Corn and
Oats, and constant receiving, which win sell
yerT cheap, for cash only.
March a-1. SOL LOEB.
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FKtare of ,EoEan R, H9rirh,--Ne,. Q5Az.

Estate Of JOAm f. HFiGhs-NOo 95A5s
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARTSHC COURT,
~ st. Landry. Whereas, William NJ. Firth, Of
the Parish Of st. Landry, Administrators of the
estate of John f. Firth, deceased having filed
a tableau of classification of debts and account
of administration of said estate, accompanied
by his petition praying for the hOmologation of
the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court bearing date
October 9th, 1874.
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Opelousas, withinthe time required by law, why
the said tableau should not be homologated and
confirmed JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
october l2 1s72-m&h.
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He hath riches sufficient who hath
enough to be charitable. @"'.
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SUGGEsaE a NOTICES.

Estate Of OmezigIyCs PftEe.--Ne. 30S4.
STATE OF LOUts5ANA.-PARTSH COURT,
~ St Landry.-WBseas Sydonie PFud hOnnle,
of the Parish OFF q. Landry, Administrative
of the estate of 5zime C. Pitre, deceased.
having fled q tai of classification Of debts Of
said estate, acce NIlied by her petition pray
ing for the hOmf a, dtion OF the same;
And whereas b ID prayer of said petition has
been granted by IL order Of court, bearing date
October 18th, IFR.
Now, therefoSB notice is hereby given to all
persons interested 10 make opposition to said
tablcau in writing at my office in the town of
Opeleusas within the time required by law,
and confirmed.
. JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
oct 49, 1S72-I&i
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MASONIC.


TTUTHRE1R COTTAGE H0m6sR Ne. 10
IL F.. A.a.5 nj ia egular Communication Of
this Lodge viii DO held Wednesday, October
9Th, at O'Clock, r. M. By order OF . '- ss' :
aa E5& EF E#szzs fl5F CIjAUDIUS MAYO; w. m.
Il. .K.BoDEMuI1.EIs, Secretary. "a.
EUREKA COUNCIL r.. q g.. M,
will be held at Humble Cottage Ledge No Is,
the first friday after. the full m0oH of every
month";: at 8 o'clock, p. H. BY ardcrof ~
.3s 8 tg9Ea8 JAMES RAY, IT,! l.. 4G8s Mr.
*. II. BQDEMUELER, Recorder - Eaft4g<E
@7NGaEBDN4 N8sss Az. CHAPTER, Me. 39.
~ Regular CONGREGATIONS OF this Chapter will
he held at Humble Cottage Lodge, No. 10, the
First Tuesday afteGthe full mnoR of each month,
81 O'clock Z. A Ryertler Ct
IL K.sB, BoDRaEgLkER, Secretary. Il -.
MAGNOLIA Es0KsdS Ke Noss i % .-THE
41H. Reguhr comm niGaAion Of this Lodge will
be held at s8o'elock on Saturday evening, 0eto-
Der 12th; at the Ledge Hall In Washington, La.
s.s3 5sss ss..a 4ses Iftg GEO. q. IIi1ISi W. M.
g. DRErFous, Secretary NJ. I..ss.
RWALLaaT WOODS LODGE Mo. a98.
4VM Regular communica atiOns, the FIRST satur-
Prud' 'hoMme City, Parish Of St. Landry, La.
ss.ss 9s4ssf#4 sast}gAsJ QSEPH GHENIEE, W.s16,
JULIEN RICHARD Secretary. y.-n59. "a
nBpRMANss RRHEMHb LODGE No.
~ 1S5.Re egnlar c0Eampnio lions are held at
Big Cane, Parish of st, Landry, La, on Satur-
day before the full nlQon pf each month.
FRANK cAHrEh' seoretaFyTa1s. l
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate Of Areade Manuel.

Il
~ Orable Probate Court of the Parish OF st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
auctiOneer, on the premises, in this parish, on
WEDNESDAY. November Goth, 1872, the follow
ing described property, belonging to the estate
of Arcade Manuel, deceased, tOwit-
A certain plantation situated i'll the Parish OF
st. Landry, near Vile Plate, bounded north by
lands Of Joseph z. FOntenOt, south by lands of
Joseph D0riOn, east by lands of Joseph T. FOn,
ten0t and west by Andre T. Vidrinc, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, con-
tanning 63 arpentS.
TeTms-Cash
,--,.,.- a. P. WILLIAMS,
oct. 49, 1872-l&l. AuctiOneer.
Estate Of Eugenie Marks.
| THERE WILL BE SOLD BY THE UNDER
Il signed administrator, or duly qualified
officer, OF Arnaudyille in the Parish Of St. Ian
dry, on WEDNESDAY,, November 18th, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to the es-
tate of said deceased, viz
One tract Of land situated in Prairie Laurent
near Arnaudville, containing seventy-fyc ar
pents, more or less. bounded north by On6zime
Mayer, south by Sosthene Lagrange. east by
Louis Kerlegand and west by Widow Treyine
M6che.
Terms and ConditOns-One-half of the pur-
chase price of said land cash, and the balance
on a credit of year from the day of sale. Pur-
chasers to furnish their notes with security IN
SOtld0 to the satisfaction OF the administrator,
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum
| from maturity until paid. And the land to re-
main specially mort gagged in favor of the estate
| tereSt, the purchaser not to ALLEVIATE or incum-
| Der said property to the prejudice of the mort
gage and vendors privilege.
A. L. DURIO,
| october -, 1S72-5t Administrator.
Estate of } Josephine Miller.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
~ orable Probate Court of the Parish of ST.
Landry. there will be sold at public auction to
| the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
| auctiOneer. at the last residence of deceased,
at Plaquemine Ridge. in this parish, on
| THURSDAY, November 21st, 1872, the follow
ing described property. belonging to the estate of
Josephine Miller, deceased. in community with
| her surviving husband, Richard H. Lumpkins,
| tO-Wit-
/. certain plantation situated on Plaquemine
| Ridge, Parish of St. Landry, containing 24O
acres, more or less with buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon, bounded north by Mrs.
| Plaeide Guidry, south by lands OF Albert and
William Dejean, east by C.. A. PeITOilin, and
west by lands of DIR. Allen Bridges.
| 2. Tho undivided three fOurths of a tract OF
woodland in Mallet Woods, in said parish, con-
tanning 50 superficial acres, more or less, bound
| ed east by Donate GuillOry, south by J. g.
Brooks and Joseph u. Carriore, west by One
| ZINE Boudreal1, and north by f. St. Martin.
! 3. A lot of silveIware.
| 4. Two pistols.
8. One gun ..-- "a
s. A lot Of household furniture
Terms-Cash.
'.5 '- A. p. WILLIAMS,
| oct 10. 1S72-lSl. AuctiOneer,
|
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Can pretty woman be a plain eook.
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ANDREW JOHNSON

Seventeenth President of the United
States, was born at Raleigh North
Carolina, December 29th, 1908. Took
the oath of Office April 15bI, 1866, the
day after the assassination of President
.innnlr,
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EMssDKGI SAL ION, LIBERAL TERMS or
n CTefIit,-A sawInill in running order,
situated IN this parish, with q large tract Of
Price $4,000, parable, with eight per cent per
annum interest from date, in 6, 1as is, "a SO, 36,
a. 4s, 54, go, Ge and re- mentlls. lumber will be
taken in payment tE.lag N .4.,5sly- -Lss3
43s Apply. to- sssatt HENRY L. GARLAND
. QpelOaasAs, Dec. q. .187Q~tf. -. -. ]. -.
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n viii proceed tosseil at public auction for
eaah. without the benefit of appraiselnent, at
my Office, iii the Court House Of tile Parish at
81. Landry, In the TeWn of 0pei0nsas, on Satur-
at11 0gloea3 A. Nj, and continuing from day to
day, Unnecessary the following properly, seized
lynne to satisfy debts due to the StatG Of Louis
iaIla and 10 the r Parish OF st. Landry, by delif-
quent Taxpayers of the Tax Roll of 1871, with
all 1Osband penalty t0-wit-- EG
A certain tract bf land assessed In the name
of BOatFight q Glaze, situated on Bayou Gro.
codile, measuring about 1900 acres, bounded
north by lands of III WI. T4tatz and &C. Oliver.
east by lands of g. b. singIa teton and IL A. Keller
Lewis west by lands OF r. Stemm0ns.
State and Parish Taxes for 1871 &i7O 90
% FSss.e sfHs saI ID. @. ISITTTC. Coliecfor.
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RY virtue o. the power III me vested by law, i
Twill proceed to aell ut public auction, for
cash, without the benefit OF appraiselnellt, at
my office, in the Court House of the Parish OF
ST Landry, in the fTeWn of 0pelUnsas, ON Satur-
day, the 26th day Of October 1870, commencing
day, ifneeessary, the following propeIty, seized
by me to satisfy debts due to the state of Louis
lana and 70 the Parish OF St. Landry. by. delin-
aitent taxpayers of the Tax Roll of 1870, with
all cost and penalty tU4Fia~- s5szsalf
One half lot of ground assessed In the name OF
suaan Moore, situated in the town of Wash.
ington, bounded north by property of Mrs. Eel
leE, south by property of ]. M GaITiere, east by
property Of Mrs. Henry Eastrapes, together with
all the buildings and iInprOge eInefEfS thereon
State and Parish Taxes for 187Olg .a... $40 rs
- $,4H D. q. SIFTTE. Collector, /