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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
rnn hEptn1rcAN NOMINEE.

Hiram Smith, who was last Friday
selected as the Republican nominee
for Congress, because no one else
would have it, is a citizen of Harris
burg, in this county, where he has
lived for many years, and where he
has amassed considerable wealth in
merchandising and "dickeringpamo
his neighbors. He owns halt inter-
est in two stores-one at Harrisburg
the other at Junction. He is post
master at Harrisburg and his partner
is postmaster at Junction. He owns
three or four farms near Harrisburg
which he has secured by foreclosing
mortgages for debts contracted in his
stores by the proprietors Of the afore-
said farms. He is known among his
neighbors as shrewd, cunning, skim
flint trader, as merciless in his bar
S,, S,'ila 80 ~ 70 "te[ov"ary III MS nature
n Ilos,y a'.er iioi,auayS arrival IN
u 'fuck illIan' anG ! reau- e'si
In .s's. = ...l,' m n.S olaS',ol'y :. 81 piin
% - 40 us ,no.piii"te Van.'y'
49, i 'sy s;. sooN nun ~ anu mas
-. sfe' 9in00' l.l"ln
i''uin u'ip'e'i 70 az % lloi-
.a .auay y 'Vueines , WIN a readiness wor-
~. ~ y e9O'ei '"use' ""u mas proven
~ 'o uprV,ion = n 90 snorougu manner
H. aarsa.; Ilu ,lTyq ~ loars q
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THE HAcK-sALARY SNATCH.


The ineflable cheek OF the Radicals
was last week fully exempliiied in the
platform adopted in this city, wherein
they lauded to the skies the honesty
purity and economy" OF Grants ad-
ministration, and then severely de.
nounced the back salary steal, by
which Grant was enabled to gobblo
up 100000 of the peoples money,
In striking contrast TO this is the
Democratic platform wherein Demo
orats and Republicans are alike con.
demned for being parties to the steal.
Grant received ten times as much OF
the pelf as any one else, hence he
should be ten times as severely de-
nounced and execrated by all honest
men. kAr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
NOT THE ONLY ONE.

The Oregoni0e Of last Monday, ii
naming over the delegates who voted
for the Nipple white washing resolu
ton, says: o dole
j. M. Shelly, the only man of Linn
county whose garments have any Of
the stain of this infamy upon them, il
the business partner Of Hiram- mol
John Hiram, but Hiram the nominee
for Congress-and we don't blame
him particularly for voting for this
resolution, inasmuch as it was well
understood that if the resolution
passed no man but Hi, Smith would
consent to run, and of course Mr..
Shelly would see in the passage of the
resolution a "dead thing for Iii, III
will be deader still on the 18th Of Oct
ober next), ee0 ,6,s o m
While we endorse everything said
in the above in relation to Hiram
Smiths partner, Shelly, we cannot let
another's chances for fame SO easily
clip away. $. II. Claughton, Esq,
postmaster at Lebanon, in this county,
held the proxy Of an honest farmer,
Mr. Mcknight, in that Convention,
and disgraced himself and outraged
his principal by voting for that resolu-
tion, We can well believe that Mr.,
Mcknight was indignant at the foul
use which was made of his vote in
that Convention, and that he holds in
utter eSecration the conduct of his
agent and attorney who thus misrep.
resented him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

3 THA Reatstsr says Hi. Smith is
largely endowed withiwhat is eenora
ally Termed "horse SENSE Ii Is a
debatable question IS to which Of The
.wo has the least horse sense. 1.-The
man who woOlil accept nouination
under TIE circumstances that smith
did, or the editor who would advocate
his eisstion. The Damphool family
will not be extinct Sc long as either
of the two ives. " eAa y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

er corruptions SO long rampant id e,
cry department of the government
1.-The KeyStoue,St State sII6w thoroueI
" and radically il gFappIes with Ii
railroad monopoly viii be Slearne
from thc following synopsis. of its prt
visions
4 The stock-books of railroads are t
be kept open for public Inspection
No railroad company shall consol
date with a parellel or competin,
line, or lease, operate or in any wa
control such line under penalty Of
forfeiture of their charter. No rail
road compnny shall engage in mininl
or manufacturing for others, or shai
acquire lands except for their neces
sary uses as transporters. The per
sons and goods OF the people of th,
State must be carried on as fayorabl,
terms as the persons and goods of tbt
people Of other States All freigh
and passenger tariffs must be uniform
and no higher proportiopate charges
shall be made for distances No road
shall discriminate against a, connecting
road, Officers and stockholders ol
railroad companies are prohibited
from being interested in Transports
ton companies engaged in transport
ling goods over their lines. No pref
erence shall be shown to any indiyid-
pals or companies shipping freight.-
ANY combination between railroad
companies or between. any railroad
and coal company relative to increas-
ing rates Of transportation orraising
the price Of coal, shall work forfeit
ure of their charters. The watering
of stock is forbidden by a stringent
section. The issue Of free passes by a
road, except to its employees or to in
dignant persons who are objects of
charity, is forbidden. The Legisla-
ture is restrained from limiting the
amount that may be recovered for
loss of life or personal injury sustained
by passengers. A passenger my step
off before reaching his destination,
and go on by another train, and IS not
to be charged extra for SO doing or
annoyed in any way. q ouai Tfs
These requirements and probibi-
tons suggest most of the evils they
are intended to remedy-evils which,
in larger or lesser degree, have
grown up with the railroad system in
all the States, but have ripened into
rankest rottenness in Pennsylvania
Nearly all the railroads in the country
laVe fallen and are falling into the
lands Of spectators, stock gamblers
md corrupt politicians, Nearly every
me of the older roads is managed in
he interest of the managers and
igainst the interests of the people,
instead Of obeyipg the laws, they en-
rage in buying and controlling the
aw.makors. The question is not one
# serving the9phblic but OF fleeing
he public. .d ~, '-..5 20. '.. b.o '... ','
The dayQf reckoning will come, 1t
as comein CalitorniaaaIt is coming
/ Pennsylvania and in the Great I
Vest, and will shortly sweep over {
ur own Oregon with power which ,
i'll admit off resistance, Gle that 3
ath an ear let him heaf.ni g yi ,o1o II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
Tnn PEoPLE.s. oANDIIlArr.

The Mercury is authorized to say
for Col. Nesmith, that he is not I
Holiday man nor any other mans
man. Toanybody who knows Col
Nesmith (and Fnot TO know him
argues yourself unknown, W even this
assertion is an act Of supererogation,
Although for six years in the U. S,
Senate during the warsiWhen Corrup-
tionr and speculation ran riot at
Washington and an honest statesman
was a rare exception, he came home
as poor as he went thithor, and settled
again into his agricultural pursuits to
gain'a aliylihood for himself and family,
During his term Of office he had the
willing car of President Lincoln and
could doubtless have oommahd-
I'd almost any price for his influence
at the White House, yet not a whisl
per dare be uttered against his
official honesty by even his bitterest
political foes. He is essentially a
and can be relied upon
2 work only ior the interests Of the
AK payers of the land, bid tI.g br 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
WHO sgPPehf ri,

| VI
The editor of-'ths Register, who
holds the public printing through
Mitchell, and the postmasters who Sc.
cured their appointnentfhrou Hip
pie, are'qboptfhe only peTsphsiqLin
county who endorse the wbito-wash-
ing resolution and sapR9Ttl theApmi-
nee Of their Convention. or the eight
delegates from this county To- the Re,
publican State Convention, ,oply .tTs.
voted for the aperturbed u-resclution.
one>of theseis Mr.. Glaughtoni post.
osasteNata Lebanon, and themother is
Mr.. Shelly aspa'y postmaster and
partner Of H. Smith at Harrisburg.
The other sixdelegates, save one, are
farmers whohoM no fsdetaI .Oaice and
ask none, and whAonly have the good
Of their party and The honof Of tlieir
State at heart. The two poStmasters
are held,in utter exeefStiotf by their
party, while the honest Ncitizensaare
admired and honored for their man
hood and integrity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

BETs aro freely offered that Hiram
Hipple Smith viii not carry half Of
piie Republican votes of Linn county,
no decent man can vote for him on
that polygamous platform. The peo'
pleowe Il 70 themselves and the fair
fane of Oregon tolvoto agaipst The
Nipple candidate and bury him SO
deep beneath his bigamous-polyga-
monsSslalform that be and bis lecher,
ons master viii never again be heard
from
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

THE Nipple Convention saddled
three Hirams on the backs of the Or
egon Republics last week, viz;aHiram
Ulysses Grant, John Hiram Hitchell
and Holladay'ss Hiram Smith y Such
a load may be good enough for the
three His, but IT'S death to the party
who attempts to carry it,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

I Should SAY So,--Heit's a little
joker that is exceedingly applicable
since Smiths polygapous nomination
for Congressi syndl atl gm aIs
sHow are You, Smith ~ said Jones.
Smith pretended not to know him,
and answered hesilatmglya gSir, you
have the advantage of me.n "Yes, /
suppose soi everybody has that'sgot
common sense.Ni0a A} ys oi g Va
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

The 0regoain Of last Tuesday il
commenting upon the Nipple veneer
ing resolution, says: 'hl 'i'"a So.
"The Republicans Of Oregon will
not accept this dishonor, They. will
repudiato tho whole corrupt thing,
The Republican party is defeated al
ready, and they are responsible for its
defeat who have attempted to bind
its conscience to au approval of gross
ilnmoralities and crimes against all
law, human and divine, Hereafter
there will he no question who were
the enemies of the Republican party
the Custom House rips, organized by
John II, aMitchelrs skill IN The use Of
pnclean material, and supported BY
MIR, Holladsy's money till II become
strong enough to seize the control Of
the'whole phrtyR gll ~ 'ii 'ola'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

! The Oregoaim well says that every
Republican who votes for Hiram
Smith, thc Hippie Candidate, by that
vote ratides the action Of the Conyeu.
tion in passing the bigainons wRilo.
washing resolution. ra sW =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

- Y B.
DEFEAT CERfAIN.4 ID, is 'lrnE pn;,o. !.
sally admitted that Hi. Smith wiIt 4, h.
Observation-Disclosures. I'd AIb,S, | !
precinct, where thers are 25O RanSG,
!, l,can votes, it is confidently bif Believed Ee
n that \, he will not receive 20 votes and
The same result Will obtain IN
'ag s9snll ''i,I This is5Do idle uewspa.
Pesatalk'anaae for party buuooe,Es H.
but can be aseertained by anv
r'ls take Che slroobleiio converse WIN.
anyrepgeseniaiiva RepubIiean.of I;.. pa
county and yet the ByKs,i,. '-'li' ~
e .A0 cheek to assert that he will II Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
Senator Mitelieltcame u5 on Wed

Senator Mitclieltcame up on We'd
nesday He held a reception at the
St. Charles until noon Thursday, and
was called upon by scores of our peo1
ple.-ADany Register.
Yes, and at'that "receptionp was
cooked up the little kettle Of fish
which disrupted the Republican Con-
veptlon anditotallS demlorqIli4ed that
party in Oregon,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
OLD LINN Will nr rnnnr

The Jacksonville Tines saws fla,
0aokson county will be in the front
rankin rolling up a majority for Col
\ esmithin October Whllewe admit
the e claims Of the Democracy Of Jack.
son to a first rank in the column, we
also ask taat Old Linn shall be classed
among the foremost in the battle. sbo
has h s.i'li for years carried the banner OF the
Oregon Democracy, and She will not
now surrender IL to another. LII ny
Democracy Of Linn remember that
the eyes 'otthe whole State are ttiiBeg
upon them ~ the pending eob,s,,
Remember election day, and 5e tAeysi|
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19
B. \. NlonoLs, ID Polk. In !

B, +. Nichols, of Polk, in his
speech inthe Republican Convention
against ,ho IEipplc reaolu.iou, said
its adoption Fopld give Col Nes
.mith two hundred majority in Polk
couatyl' y Which bold declaration
was greeted with immonse cheers BY
majority Of the Republicans pres
ent Q s&
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

ACCORDING tothe argument OF the
See-lNg. Weakly over tho way if the
Albany council Composed OF two
Democrats and four Republicans, pre-,
sided over BY aRopubloan Mayor
were to1pass a back pay steal, aud
the Republican Mayor wore 10 sign
it itwould DO whollya Democratic
measure and The Democracy alone
would be responsible tor il ,Bahl s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

p Some prowling Indians murdered
a couple ofmen at San Diego last
week. The people down there are
organizing Peace Commission with
the necessarY rOpes.
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HONOR TO WHOM, o--Bo 1t said
to the credit ofCapt. N, b, Humphrey,
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Third
judicial District, that.ho is the only
Republican office holder who has yet
had the manhood to denounce the
Nipple endorsing inhmy and openly
declare that he viii not dsBasO him
soS by voting icC the candidate who
stands Npdn ID. .l W .-.l n--
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'nI DrI.o,r. 0mEAI Al.l iRENcN REMEDY

hess m " y l,ne f6hi6sfi =. AliS GA 4
hledIesi :. A fsopiiy' ~ ~ affsly f5 D saisS Il &
Wal W sSsos q eSoniSsass = nc yoy 6ess I rS@s S
hy, sd B * 9eposa il ie u us5sl uaS9ins weltp9s;
I Abai sad sssRsss sRss ,t5,a 4 b.sssS..9 ss.9S -
lnr faii and havs lheg elgs whom MI
he past n s3,, ~ ne leading FrSash' h'ia w
s Fr.o g e 1dSissss ssI' Il - ffaSSa
laiia. ~ nl pail, satirslS 9-,i rico 3 Il bc7i
pSCAR e. 8 Rrise b any sdyS1a'.s. ss ~ eg
esnatai kfsns ~ rflsDT 81. 5VS s sSnt
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rnr aursTFoN nrrNa so1vrn.

4 ''-rs) "---NN X. ~ t@NN W~Nf,3 -
:. the signal and overwhelining defei
of the giant railroad monopoly whit
has heretofore held fullest sway ov,
the purscsof The people Of that Stat
+, has developed the fact that thet
giant and soulless corporations al
losing their power over the publ
and will shortly he taught that the
4 place is under, rather than above tn
! people. II can be no longer denie
that this is surmounting all others
the public mind, and one which
!, forcing itself upon legislatures, court
and the people in all sections of th
!. country. The theory of those corpc
rations is that they are public corpe
; rations, like highways Or perhaps rati
er, turnpikes, and existing previousl
for the use, benefit and convenienc
Of the whole people, without favoril
ism or Partially. Upon this theor
alone could or can the extraordinar
powers and privileges conferred upol
them be justified for one moment.-
The constitutions Of nearly or quit,
all the States provide in direct terms
that private property may be takel
for public uses, and for no other--
Under this grant limitation, it has 81
ways been held that the public, tha
is, the whole people, had rights which
were paramount to those of any indi
viduale They might, therefore, build
public highways wherever the public
good Of. the public safety required
such highways, for the equal and com.
mon use Of all citizens alike. rc4Y
But no government, no State, no
Legislature, nor any other tribunal has
The right, anywhere within the limits
of the United States, to take or use,
oi a"'norizo 'i', any corporation to take
y "oe ~ pfoPeeFI.y o. tne humplest lPs
H','4e" ~ ""5 P!Sa'e use OF interest
whatever. Subject TO the public
pe'N' "'u ,a 'aie'y every man Is a SOW SOW
'sH "a ,l-'l'I, us o"n iano' ana ms mouse mouse
: I" piNopp ,e may peienu 70 the
'@s4, "s".n9S "noefer wouia invade
y :, ,io,"'e ,'S Sanc'lly'l ~
49,, G'' ,'"'i"s ,''.i e'eryWhere oeen
FT''u ap0" '"e e"nie ipotlRg as nigh
""''' :" ''s''u W taxing private
=. '"elr "ef uses are tIl either pub
~ oUfpora'i0ns created ana existing
~ a. '"e e4uai, in'u'eieaslpie in''Ni ana para
, uso ~ w Wnole1 people, Or
aFe uuiaWlpl lusuFpatlons and
'uiSa1eeS' =, WIN no Flght to exist at
uo,.o - ,La .,y .,a5,f,.
5eo,,, a lrailroods ,,,h;o,, IN ''SH
o,o;naa',o, - s""'isS "
,coI tbodry - 'li9 f,1'o0'
y tbo gn,ars o,o,.a - ,o;,s1.,'S ill., 80 ~" III
iy } g. q II, 1. ,p, f f"' ,Ii1
y q vnrosg nro..iila ~ ,,,a aa w J $500
,,,n, ~ -, ,,ho,, ,r7 y w N'S' - ','
!, closs'of ao,.,,oro,is,,,, - Hn'I uiV
,ed Jitb ,ooro' raoI,ns. 1 a,. I'LL n,Hi
d wishes ,arnd intere.t. - ~ ,',O y
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-19

NEsMITH AT CoRvNt11s.2Hon J.
W Nesmith will speak at Corvallis
next Thursday, 25th inst. Let our
Benton county friends remember this.
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ssELIEF iN TEN RaiNVTEa : 4 'I !

ToiT. Hfsi HoahsEsLSnss: hSsoLns: 4srHIl, Bnosclsli X
Saye Sd NJ ;SossUsPTIos; lt l1 eg5T ~ RRE4T1ss, ~
shs@ oS:S.sSe5i@ S5 i@Ssdsa and sa5 p,SSss. SSs n hs
q aiS before despairSdi' pssR Iest 70 hes,tS &
PrIce a Ass ior BHR Pt Eysn il hundssds,
soE Is coItlaads Street oSSS; S; JOE MOSES vsss
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Ne WuAD yEBTI8EM rs
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Resolution Adopted Nv tho Republicnn
STATE CenyentionS al Albany, on Sept.
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An express train ran off the track,
while going at full speed, between
Victoria and Madrid [Spain), and
killed seventeen persons and injured
seventy. --- - -
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The President has, appointed Alex.
R. Sheppard Governor Of the Dis
trict Of columbia, vice H. d. Cooke,
resigned +" u AeLl e ''' '.'
The Philadelphia wool market is
active, but not quotable higher Cal
ifornia fine and medium S9@35c; /;
California coarse. 28M33c f9 lib.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-17
oct. fiat
No 6s-Propriete Assesse au nom de Camille
Go1Ioua -.- 3

TN vERTu DIES PoUyoIRs DON'T JE sUIs
AZ revetu par La 1oi, ie proeederai a vendfo a
fencan public, pour dl compliant, sans lie benz
fee de Destination, d nor bureau dams la Mai
son de -Cour della paroisse St. Landry, dams la
vile DIES Opelousas. 1e sANIEDI, 8de Nove1nhre,
1873. commencant a enze heures du matin ct
e%ontinuantide jour en- jour. sill est n6cessaire, la
propriGt6 ~suivante. saisi par moi pour satisfaire
Dies dettes dies q PEtat de 10 Louisiana ct y la
paroisse st. Landry, par les payetrs de. taxes
delinquants du role &c LAKESIDE 1871 et18T2, aTeC
tous les frais ct penalties, sayoir: af ExH..
Tn certain moroccan de terre, assesse au nom
de Camille Sellers, situ6 b Ia Qeeue T0rtne, me
q Irant 80 acres, borne al nora, sud ct Quest par
| DIES terres publiques, ct Il Fest par les teTTes lie
| Joseph C. Guidry, p9Ee. .a
M0ntant DIES taxes d'Eta ct de Paroisse dies
SIG 90. j. 1. MORRIS, Collector.
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Estnte of Philippe stagg.-No. 3417.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH COURT,
- st. Landry.-Whereas, Louis StaSg and Phil
ippc Stage, of the Parish of ST. Landry Admin
ed, having filed IL final tableau OF distribution
of the funds of said estate, accompanied by their
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 18th, 1873.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given 10 all
persons interested to make opposition TO said
tableau in writing at my office in the town of
Opclousas, within the time required by law, why
said tableau should not be homologated and CON
tiTIued. W. a. R|OBERISON, Clerk.
oct, IT.
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9 CoURr At LAKE CHARLEs.-Wel learn
from Judge Knox, who has just returned
from the above place, that the regular
session of the District Court, Judge
Morgan, opened there, on the day fixed,
last Monday week. The grand jury
completed their labors, and were dis
discharged; and the court was adj
journed until last Monday, IN account
Of the sickness of the presiding Judge,
IN the meantime the Lake Charles at
torneys attended a session of the Dis
trict Court at Leesburg in Cameron
parish, and returned, ready to attend
the ~re-opening Of court at Lake Charles
last Monday. The Judge expected te
get through business and be back al
Opelousas next Thursday, sd inst
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No. 66-Property Assessed ia the Name

VI A41S ON"~'
DY VIRTUE OF POWER IN ME VEST
ID ed by law, / will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, and without the benefit OF APP
the parish of St. Landry, in the town of Ope-
iousas, on SATURDAY the 8th day OF Novem,
Der, 1873, commencing at II o'clock A. M, and
following property, seized by Inc to satisfy
debts due to the State of Louisiana and to the
parish of ST. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers
Of the tax rolls of 1871 and 1872, with all costs
and penalties, tO-Wit:
A tract OF land assessed in the name OF the
estate of James H. Gilmore, measuring. nine
hundred and s~eventy-three G9I100 acres, being
the northeast half, the southeast quarter, anu
the east half of the southwest quarter, section
No. one, i'll township five, south range five east,
also the north half of the southeast quarter OF
| section twelve, township five, south range nVe
east, and the northwest quarter of the
quarter Of section six, towship five south range
six east.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, SOC "a
oct. 17-4t.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-17

7O-ProDriete Assesse au nom de Henry Marshall

IN r DIES POUVOIRs DON'T JE sUIs
T. revGtu par la loi,, je procederai 4 yendre .
Ace de estimation, II mon bureau dams In Mai
son dc COur de Ia paroisse' st. Landry, dams Ia
vile des opelousas, le sAMEDI, de =, No "astiO e;
1873, commeneant il 0nZe helIes gu mttlh e
continuant de iour Ell jour. sill est ntcessalre. la
propriGtG suivante, saisi par moi pour s~atisfaire
dea dettes dies a rEtat de In Louisiana ct d Ia
paroisse st. Landry, par les paycurs ue taxes
dGlinGuants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, aVec
tous les frais ct penalties, savnir:
Tn certain moroccan de terrc' assesse al nom
de Henry Marshall, situG sur Ia RtVierc Atcna,
falaya, mesurant 1873 77[100 acres, ttant la monte
est du quart sud-onest de la section No. diX-Sept
dams lie township cinQ. sud de Ia rangtc sept est
.Montant DIES taxes d'Etat ct lie ParOlsSe dues,
$21 So. J. l.. ORblS Coliecleur'
II Opt