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North German Lloyd,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NET oa,RAua
VIA EAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvAsA
AEA The Steamship. at ,as N.rte
z* German Lloyd vi. .s.an. ta..
regular trips as foliovs:
fRANKFCRT. January 29 Narsb ?
hANNOvER... Feb-uaIy2N. Narcb ;.
STRASSBOR1. March 2S. AMI =,
FRAEkFCRT..ApriI g. Mav,.
furthes days OF departure vii: - aJyeysiae8 Ears
aftef.
inc steamers touch outward At Hav.s Ara HaV.
sna, ana on theIT home trip at Havana ana Sorth.
smpOoa 70 LAND and feceive passengers and frsl ani
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Ssom 5reUe0. Southampton or Hav,, 10 Aa,.aa
or Now OrieanA
g.. S1ossIese:.. ..'........ .."....... ~ gC!c
SsoN SeW Orleans or Havana to SoutLSu csoh
Eavre or Eremen
Sen...'''''.'.'....... ..........&!N geld.
"so. :. =; A. ......;... IS gold
from reW Orleans to Havana
Stl suL.' 49, .'...'................S35 S35 cOc.
Sa.sot sko.:. ..... ..s....... IS god.
ylSesAge LiGkets from Bremen Southam pton Or
davre TO New Orleans, issued by the undersiansd,
ZOE further particulars apply TO
RD. f. STOCKMEfEk 4 CO.. apensa
80 No. a Union street.
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tHE CROMWELL LINZ,
For N0N York D1reoe.
YEA L,ne y composed Of the 5tesmsl:ps
NEW ORLEANS, COarIS
0DOaGR GEOMWRLL 01Oa5H EAgg1Na%,,a
ATh The steamship
G94Lt NEW ORLEANS.
+. v. GAGER. Conuslds.
THrRscAl, Jrae q q A. q
WIZ leave hey vhA-S. foot Of Toulouse street. n
oS0ve. f ~
Leeo&s. ,...s..-. .-...s............ss...SN
Breight fos A.yezpoo,, Bremen and HaT.s zaxaa
~ this t1e AID through bills Of lAia q n ,s1 4
shs ssuA yss freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOGLrcy
Jai No. Il UArondsia. ss.ash
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
v11EUTONlA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ne. III Graviee street.
lusuTes a2Aiay:
fire. Marine aad RIves R:sks,
4. the Lowes. Tar:d Rs:sA
L. ElNa2 BADE2, President,
CEAS. ENGSTTELD, Vice oresid.l.
0lOR0S STRONEYER Secretary
fIrss Fiscal SeaR.
P,eIi.ms received -OlT!S u
pire, marine Sni river l0sses
paid. id.......................,6; 6;et' %
3e;nsuTs1css 1ehStea e1.
Eeases ete........' '.......C 80 as-l5A'Sl -
o53 ia y
c0eA a. ASeeeA.................1-H = "a 9tS Is
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Insu.ss Fire. Marine and Rive, Risks dividing
the prodts seps,ateiy on eaca department; to the
insured.
For the accommodation Of its customors the
Company VII. maze marine losses payable e
London
J. TuYES Presiaen.
]. r. u,.:z,. Secretary.
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To:Al for SEASON.
VvAchIrA kIvIN.
Total fox season. 80, SOC
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stoct cn hand August 81, is.:........... 6.2s
Arrived since last stAtenent...... 242I
Arrived previously .3S5 .99s-1 537, II
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Tota; receipts ...... 2532 ,o3s 395,
Total. e85 2S2l l0s 1888. AS

Tie following are the receipts Of cotton tI0m
Rel l Ouac.ii.a rivers for three yeara:
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u 1tO'EL.
.nis hAvotte and popular eeaof, wifi h. roaned
~ ~ tno suDscriuer on tie first of June Canaan
rupnins Sra1 i nch.h,s who fgs two years has been
and who III Nil, Gophecton with this summer retreat
Epnsa. EanasT ti of tie steamers st. Nicholas and
~ htasei WIN make regular trips to Grand Iss with
1eacy for the reception of guests. LILO -'''''
myl; I'm Pronr;..a. Al, Gs u ANIL mr. Ill
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OfEce Cosner OF Camp and L anal streets.
Cap..a.. ............. 69O,s" ~
Asse:s DeCembeT u. A:1................ :!s.sE -
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NEW AD~vERTlsEmENTs.


Estate of Cyriaaue GmfIrory.
DY VIRTUE OE AN ORDER OF THE HON
4p Orable Probate Court af the Parish OF st.
Landry, there will be sold at p~ublicsanction, to
theshighest bidder, blythe undersigneb a public
auetfoneer, on the premises. in this parish, on
THURSDAY, November 1sfh, 1873, tnefOllowing
described property, belonging to the estate Of
Cyriaque9G u1llOry, deceased, t0-Wit:
/. A certain plantation, situated in -Anse Ca
Waller in this parish, measuring five arpents
front by forty tn depth. bounded north by land
of Arthur Latieur. south by Adolphe Manuel,
east by bayou Grand Louis or Ttche, west by
- being the same property which deceased
purchased at the slccessiOnal sale of Octave
I4afleur, the 18th March. 1866, with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
2. Three Creole mules, about thirty head of
horned cattle ranging partly i'll this parish and
partly in the parish Of Calcasieu, a gentle Creole
horse, about ten head of horse creatures, and
three branding irons. -z,
Terms and COnditiOns.-Tb land. One-slxth
cash, and the balance in one year from day of
sale the purchaser furnishing his note bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from matu-
rity, with two good and solvent securities to the
satisfaction of the Administrative. the land re-
naming specially mOrtgaged with vendors priv.
ilege reserved aud purchaser binding himself
not to dispose OF or ALLEVIATE it to the d%etriInell1
Of said mortgage, Unit after final payment; and
to pay attorneys fees at ten per cent in case
suit be brought to enforce payment.
The movablcS for cash.
A. P, WILLIAMS, Aucttonrcr.
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The MODERN GARDEN OF EDEN.-The
Indian Territory is an absolute Garden
of Eden. 1t is bounded on the north
by Kansas, ON the south by Texas, on
the east by Missouri and Arkansas, and
on the west by Texas and New Mexico.
1t has an area of 10000 square miles, and
a population of 10000, comprising the
Cherokee tribe in the north, the Creeks
and SeminOles in the middle, and the
ChoctaWs and Chickasaws in the south.
These have all been removed here with
in the past forty years from their for
mer homes in North Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee, Alahamas Florida and Mis-
sissippi. The climate of this beautiful
region may be described as perfect. Tt
has a short, mild winter of two months,
and a long, mild summer of ten. 1t
knows no severity of season, either of
winters cold OF summers heat, but
every season is SO tempered as if the
will of the Almighty had been to make
it especially favorable for the develop
ment of the human family.
The landscape presents eithera plain,
enameled with flowers, stretching out
for hundreds of miles, level ass billiard
table, or as a rolling prairie, dotted with
groves of fine trees. Everywhere
streams OF crystal purity = meandel
through the plains. The papaw and
the wild grape cluster on the
banks, and in the fall season load the
air with perfume. In the South is a re.
gion especially fitted for cotton. In tht
North, wheat and fruits, and cattle cal
be raised to greater advantage than any
other land in the Union. It is emphat
ically what the Hebrews described thu
land of Judea to be a land over
flowing with milk and honey, pictur
ring, i'll a few brief words, a codn
try where the cattle wandered over TIN
rich pastures, and where bees buzzed il
the ealyxes of myriad flowers.
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%succe.sion dc Cyrinque Guillory.

TN VERTU Dun ORDRE DE LHOSORA-
IA bic III COur DIES PreuveS, dc 1t ParUiSse st.
Landry, il sera Ecfdu Il rcnean public, an plus
Ottrant ench6risseur, par le soussignG IN tncan-
teur public, sur les lieuX en- CCttc paroiSsc, lie
JEUDE,1 IS NOvembrc. 1873, les prophecies ci-aples
0Gcrites, appartCnant Il lii succession de CFri-
aque GuillOry, dCcCdG. SaYOir;
/. Tn certain habitatiOn, situeA unse Cavalier
en- cette parOisse, meSllltnt cinq arpcntS de face
sur uuarantc en- rrOf0ndeur, horne All n0rd par
les terres d'Arthur Laiieur, au sud par AdOlphe
Manuel, a Test par le bayou Grand Louis on
Ttchc, ct Quest par, etant IL meme pro
prietG achctG par IL dGfnnt i III Vcnte lie SucceS-
sion d'OctaVc Lateur. lc 7 Mars. 1866. avcr les
bAtisses 1t alnGiOratiOns uui sy trOuVent.
2. TrOis mtlets Creole, environ rrcntc t6tcS dc
bGteS Il c0rnes c0uraht en- partie dams cette pa
rOisSe ct en- partie dams la paroisSe Calcasiru, III
cheval Creole d0lX, environ dix t6teS lie htteS
chcvalinps, ct troiS marques en- fer.
Tcrnes ct C~OnditiOnS.-La terrp. nn-Sixiemc
compliant ct Ia balance dams un an Cu jour de la
yentc; lacuutrelr fOlr1liSSant son billet pOrtant
Init pOrE cent par an dint6rGt aprrs matlritG,
aVcG deuN bOns ct SOlyAbleS securities Il lii salts
faction de administrative, III terre rcstant sp6-
cialement hypothfquh ct lc privilege du vendGuI
poser mu s'alienier la ditG prOpritf I'LL detrimrnt
de la ditr hyp0thcnue, juSqu'au Placement final
ct de payer dix pour cent pour les fraiS d'aVO-
eat dams lc cas- dun process pour Ohtenir IL pale
mCnt.
Les mobili1rpS pour du compliant.
n. +, WILLIAMS. tncantrur.
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I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA-
"A BILE la COur DIES PreuveS. de la Par0issc st.
Landry. il sera ycndu 4 fencan public, au plus
0tfrant encherlsSeur, par lie SOussignc trteur ma
turel, on par mn encanteur public, sur les licuN.
en- cette parOisse, lie MARDT, II NOvembre, 1873,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, appartenant 4
la succession de Marie Laurie Daigle, d6cedGe,
SAVIOR: - ,r. - -
l. I'm certain moroccan dc terre de prairie, CON
tenant cent arpents. plus OH 1nOins, Situ6 pres
de Ia P0inte Plaqueminc en- cette parOissc, borne
All nord par les terres appartenant 4 E. Thih0
deau. All sud par n. NJ. Childs, a Test par les
terres de Leandre BVurque, ct Quest par -,
ensemble avec les hatisses et am6liOrations qHi
sly trO1lvent.
2. Unautre moroccan de terre bOisGe, situ6 h
In POinte N0ir, en- cette par0isse, contenant trois
arpents ct DEM de face sur quarante de profon-
deur. plus on m0ins, borne au nOrd par les terres
de H6phirin Daigle. au sud par les terres de -,
q; Test pan ic bayou Ptaquemine BrnlGc, 6tant
Ia meme rrOprifte achet6 par VIM. E1kinS 4 la
vente de Ia succession d'ArcGne Matte.
8. Tn autre moroccan dc terre bOiSfe ct prairie
Situ6 dams In mGme paroisSe, c0ntenant I'm ar
pent ct demi de face sur quarante Ell profondeur,
borne au nOrd par J. E. Daigle, an sud par DIES
terres appartenant aux hGritiers dc Cypricn
Dupre. d Fest par lc bayou Plaquemine Brulec,
4. Tn lot de batisses ct authorizations situ6 sur
des terres appartenant aux chemin de fer, sur
laquellc Ia defunte a reinforcement reside.
5. Cinq tGtes de cheyaux ct tuments. yingt-
trois tetcs de vacles Il lait ct jeunes b9tes a
cOrnes, deux paires de bpufS de tire, I'm vieuN
buggy ct CHilEEtttPr uhe Wafque en- Ter, ueUX
vfeux fusils ct I'M piSt0let, un lot de bGtes 4
eorncs farOucfies, nm lot d'UStensils aratoire ct
d'habitatiOn. meublcs de maison ct de cuisine.
ct alttres obiets mOhflieres. SD
Termes ct C~0nditi0ns.-LeS prOpri6t6s mobi-
Heres sera yend1 pOur du compliant, payable lie
jour dc IN Tente. Ees prophecies im1nobiiiAres
sera vendu sur un credit de I'M. deux ct trois
ans du jour de la vente, les acqu6reurs, fournis-
sent leurs biliets avec denx b0ns ct sOIvables
securities en- Solido, payable g. lsofflre du tuteur.
portant hut ponr cent par an d'intertt apres
matlarit6 .iusqu'au Placement; les terres testant
Superintendent hypOthequ6 ayec le privilege dtl
Vendelf Ell. favour de Ia dite succession nor1r
assurer lie Placement DIES dts billets, principal ct
int6rGt; les acql6reurs promettant de ne pas
vendre on autre1nent dlspOser de les propri6t6s
DUN process pour obtenir lie Placement DIES dts
billets on une paFtie DIES m6mes, les acuuerelrs
paieront dix pour cent sur le montant en- process
pour les frais d'ayocats. , Sc
VIM, ELKTNS, Tuteur Eature1,
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS
The New Orleans Republican of the 7th
inst, publishes some facts and figures
which are pretty conclusive, to show
there will be No yellow fever epidemic
in that city this season. There We're
1873 deaths there during the week ending
October 5th at six O'clock, and fourteen
of these were from yellow fever, a de-
crease of seven from the previous week,
and of twelve from the n preceding
that, and of twenty-one from the week
ending September 18th. Statistics show
chat the fever generally reaches its
height about the middle of September
and then declines it has done SO this
year, and without an epidemic. This
year there were 3 yellow fever deaths
IN July, 10 in August, 80 in September,
and ID for the week ending October, 5th-
total, 1879. In 1866, there we're 5 in Aug
ust, 56. in September, SO. in October 81
in November, 4 in December-tOtal, 1876,
In 1867, there we're 3 in June, II in July.
255 in August, 1857 in September, 1879
in October, 1853 in November, and 26 in
December-total, 31O7. In 1868, there
only 5deaths. In 1859, there were /
in July and 2 in October-total, 8. In
1870, there were 3 in August, 231 in Sep
TENDER, 242 in October, 106in November,
and 5 in December-total, 587. In 1871,
there were 2 in August, 8 in September,
% in October, 10 in November, and 2 in
December-total, 81. in1872, there were
/ in August, 5 in September, "a in Oc-
tober, lin November, and 2 in Deem
ber-total, 80.
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDRE OF THE HON
AZ cradle Probate Court. of the Parish Of st.
Landry. there will he sold 1T public auction, tn
the highest bidder, by the undersigned natural
tutor, on by ii public aucti0necr. on the premises
in this parish, on TUESDAY,. November 18th,
1873. the following described property. belong
ing to the estate of Marie Laurie Daigle, deceased,
t0-Wit
/. \ certain tract OF prairie land, containing
e8le hundred arpents. more OF less, situated near
Plauuelhlne Point, IN this parish, bounded north
by lands Belonging to f. Tllibodeal. south by n.
NJ. Childs, east ly land OF LGandro Bourque,
and west by, --,t together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
.. Another tract of wood land. situated at
POinte N0ir i'll this parish, containing three and
a half arpcnts front by forty in depth. more or
less. bounded north by lands of Z6Dhirin Daigle.
south by lands OF f, east by bayou Plaque
mine Brulec, being the same property bought
by VIM. Elkins at tho slcccssionaI sale OF Arcene
Matte. .,.,
3. Another tract of wood and prairic" land, sit
uated in same parish. containing one and a half
arpeDts front by forty i'll depth, bounded north
by ]. L: Daigle, south by lands belonging to the
heirs of Cyprlen Dupre, east by bayou Plaque
mine Brulee, west by -
4. A lot of buildings and improvements situa-
ted on lands belonging to railroad, on which de
ceased last resided.
). Five head of horses and mares, twenty
three head of mich COWS and young horned cat
tie. two pairs of oxen, an old buggy and cart. d
branding iron, two old guns and a pistol, a lot OF
wild cattle, a lot Offarning and plantation i'm,
| plcmentS, household and kitchen furniture. and
| other mOVahleS.
Terms and COnditiOns.-The movable property
to be sold for cash, payable on day of sale. The
i1nmUyablc or real property to be sold OH a credit
of one, two and three years from the day of sale
purchasers to furnish their notes with two good
and solvent securities in solidO, payable to the
order of the tutor. hearing eight per cent pei
annum, interest from maturity till paid; The
lands remaining specially mortgaged with ven
doris privilege in favor Of said succession to Sc
cure payment of said notes, principal and inter
est; purchasers promising not to sell or other
the mortgage so retained and IN ease. of slit II
enforce payment of said notes or part thereof
purchasers to pay attorneys fees at ten per cen
on the amount sued on.
VIM. ELKTNS, Natural Tutor.
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EARLY CoLTs.-The following six rea-
sons for early colts are given in the
Farmers Union bya horse breeder of
experience: fl =
1. My experience has taught me that
If the mare is to be used, especially
during the season, the colt needs age
and strength to stand the "blOod heating"
of the mother. 7
3. The early foal gets d start before fly
time, a season of wear and tear upon all
horse flesh, as you know.
8. When dropped early, say in March,
I'm able to wean and teach the creature
to eat with the young stock, and, being
accustomed to solid food to keep it in 4
good growing condition during our long
and cold winters.
4. My early foals always make larger
and strongerghorses than the late stock.
8. When I have to wean my mares I,
lose no time, If the colts are dropped
early and all properly cared for.
6. a colt once Wintered is a yearling,
and must rank as such at the fairs. !
find my early stock has an unlocked fo1
advantage over the colts exhibited.
- s.- $50
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Succession d'Oranaet HEincklcy.

IN VERTC DUN ORDRE DE IHONORA-
IA bic Ii COur DIES PrCuvcs, de la Paroisse st.
Landry, ii sera vendu a rencan public, au plus
Otfrant ench6risscur. par le sOussigne un encan-
teur public, Il Ia Mais0n dc COur, dams la Vile DIES
proprietes ei-apres decrites, appartcnant a Ia
succession d'Oramel Hinckley, decide, SAVIOR:
Lot No. LINE CROSSE cl0chc de steamboat,
environ trente-siX p0Uces de diametrc ct peasant
a peu-pres huit cent liVres, aVec les dependencies
cOmplet en- bon condition.
Lot No. 2.-Une vieille feche dc steamboat.
avec les dependencies c0nplet.
COnditiOns.-Cash.
o. Fl. VIOLET. Encanteur.
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Levy q Bnn,pct vs.. J. l.. Morris ct ais,

NOUR DE. PAROISSE. Il. LANDRY.-No.
~ 1033.-En Nertu dun writ dc tieri facias lance
par f'honOlablc Ia C0ur de ParOisse. dams ct
pour la ParoisSe st. Landry, dams lie process c-
dcsSlS intitrtle, ct Il moi adressG. ie vcndrai Ell
ventR publiquo. III plus otfrant cTchGrisseur, a
la MaisOn dc C0Ur de Ia dite parOisse, en- Ia vile
DIES Opel"usas, lie SAMEDf, Ter Novcmbre, 1873.
!! ONE heurcs du matin, la proprietC ci-apres
dCcrite. SaVOiT-
Tn certain billet Hui est maintenant ~enrt@i4-
ire dams lie bureau du Grcfier de la Cour dc Dis
trirt de st. Landry, dams lie process No. Il, 345, in
titule Ogleshy s. Smith vs.. Delaware P. Danger
field, dams les mOtS ct chiffres suivante, SAVIOR:
"S70O, 10 Mai, 1872. Le1Gr Nov. 1872. aprea date,
je promcts dc payer a mon ordre sept cent
piastreS, 4 Ia Banquc du Canal lie In Nouvclle
Orleans. L., yaleur requ. j.. D.. Wilmington,
nc rd~rictH'," pour naturalization avec L.
billet de vente du bateau a vapeur Palmetto, en-
r6gistrG dams Ia DOuanc DIES Etats Unis, Il Ia
NOlyelle Orleans 13 Mai. 1872. J. Bcndcnagle.
Notaire Public. EndoSser, payer {. r Sherousc,
J. D. Wilmington, c. r. SherOusc.
SaiSie dams lc process ci-dessus.
COnditiOns-COmptAnt.
T, Q. HAYES. Sheriff.
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RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF II HON
~ orable Probate Court of the Parish Of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a public
autioneer, ut the Court House i'll the town of
the following described property, belonging to
the estate of Ora1ucl Hinckley, deceased, to-wit:
Lot No. 1.-One large steamboat bell, about
thirty-six inches in diameter and supposed to
weigh eight hundred pounds, with the halginga
complete in good condition.
Lot No. ,2.-Onc old steamboat shaft, with
tlanges and wrists complete.
TeIms.-Cash.
o. H. VIOLET. Auctioneer.
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Transient advertisements SIS per square,
hrE insertion !; each subsequent insertion, rs
cents. g5. .s- Ia g. ==.rg- =.
Resolved, That the above scale of rates be and
they are hereby made the basis upon which all
contracts with advertising agents, must be made.
cent. shall be allowed by publishers to adver-
Using agents, which amount shall he deducted
from the scale of rates hereby adopted.
Resolved. THAT payment on all contracts with
advertising agents, shall be made quarterly in
advance and in cash. ~ ,zt ~ ..4.
Resolved, That q square shall consist of three
hundred and twelve ems nonpareiior its equiya-
lent. 80 q
JUDICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this date
n6Judicial Advertisement will be Inserted, I'M
less Endorsed as follows by a responsible party
7 uciIE pGy for this adveftisemGnt0t IegGtrdtes, as
soon as presented utter the first insertion.
- 5$ja-E EGfss - (Name.l
npEI ERInAY- " III 1879.
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TIT ARORERs WANTED FOR SAW
IL Mill wish to employ 10 hands by the
yedr, wages payable half at end Of each month,
half at end If the year. Wages SIS ii month,
with ~rafiuEx. of five pounds meat and one peck
meal uer week. Men with families preferred.
Good quarters for the families and as much land
as they MAY wish Ia cultivate.
Dee. 23~tf. HENRY L.,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Auditors Office,
New Orleans, October 8, 1878.
II having come to the knowledge of this office
their settlements with the parish treasurer,
have turned over to that officer warrants pro-
cured by purchase at a discount, in lieu and in
stead of the currency by them collected; it is
hereby ordered hat wherever such has been
the case, restitution be made forthwith, and Il
failure on the part of any collector to do so will
subject him to immediate arrest and removal
from office. Ill future, should it ever be shown
that Il tax collector, i'll his settlements with the
State or parish, has turned over. or attempted
to do so, any values other than those collected
by him Oh account of either, his arrest will be
caused. and the fines and penalties prescribed
by the revenue acts vigorously enforced
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
oct 1N.-3f.
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ct ais.
GfOtR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY-NO. g38,
En- Vcrtu dun writ de tieri faCias, lance mar
EhQnorahle Ia C0ur de ParOisse, dams ct pour la
PAI0lsseS ST. Landry. dams le process ci-desSusinti-
tult. ct il moi ndrcsSc, jc vendrai Ell vento pub
ique, Hu plus Otfrant enchGriSscur. 4 In Maison
dc C0ur de Ia dite paroissc, en- la Vile DIES Ope-
lollsaS, le S-AMEDT Ter Nnvcmbrc. 1873, 4 ONE
henres du matilt. Ia propriGtt ci-apres dGcrite,
SAVIOR
Tn certain billet qui est maintenant t~nrtgis-
ire dams lc bureau Au Grctticr de III COur dc Dis
trict de St. Landry, dams le process No 2,345. i'll
titult Oglesby :. Smith VS.. Delaware 7. Danger
field, dams les motS ct ~CliiffrcS SuiVantc, SAVIOR:
800, - Mai, 1872. lc Ter Nov. 1872. apres date. jp
pru1ncts dc payer, Il mon ordre, sept cent piiS-
tres, Il la BanIuc dl Canal. NOuvelle Orleans.
Le., yalenr recu. J. ID. Wilmington. ne ruric-
hD,' pour identification avcc lie billet de vrntc
lu hateau i vapeUr Palmetto. enrtgistrC dams
In DOnane DIES EtatS This. a la NOuvcIlc Orleans,
10 Mai, 1872, J. Bendenaglc, NOtaire Public. En-
doss6 paTez &. Il. Sher0uSc, j. u. Wilmington.
C., K. ShcrOuSe.
Saisie dams le process ci-dcsslS.
ConditiOnS-tomptant.
f. O. HAYES. Sheriff.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-10

MAGISTRATES COURT. FIRST WARD, ST.
AZ Landfy,-NO. 17.-By virtue of IL writ of
tferi facias. issued by the Honorable Z. P. Veazic,
Justice of the Peace, First Ward, st. Landry, in
the above entitled suit, and to me directed.
will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House of this par
ish, i'll the town OF OpelOusas, Oh SATURDAY.
the 18th day of October, 1873, at IL o'clock \. VI.
the following described property. tO-wit:
One Creole mare. one Creole colt.
Tcrms-CaSho on the spot.
r. WALKER, Acting Constable.