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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-15

SEcoSD Day, Jan.eth.
The Assembly met at II O'Clock A. NJ Jour
nal q preceding session read and approved.
There beng 20 further business, the Assem-.
biz aajuurned-
THIRD DAY. Jan. 10th.
The Assembly met al 10 O'Clock A NJ Jour
ga read and approved
hon Mr. Carter moved that as there was no
unfinished business before the House. and that
a. there was nothing in the way Of new business,
therefore the Assembly adjourn from day to day
uuiH such time as new business may be brought
up aEaliug HIS Majestys pleasure. Motion
i1L
There being no further business. the Assembly
adjourned uuil the llth inst. at 9 O'Clock.
FouETH Day, Jan llth.
Assembly mel al 9 Az The journal Of the
pressing day read and approved. and the Assem-
hg uaiourus6 uutl Monday the 18th inst, at 10
cci1ok a. E
Firm DAY, Jan. 18th.
Assembly met al u O'Clock An President,
His Er- r. Nahaolelaa in the Chair. Prayer by
the z Is H. Pail Journal read and approved.
Son G a. Ju56 mo we'd that Committee Of
FIVE be aTpoiHied TO wait upon His Majesty. and
inform him thai The Assembly has finished the
buzsness f1- which q was called and nov awaits
iis pleasure
Nuiion car-ie5 and the following Committee
uaz a7p1int15 r. he President. viz: Hons. c.
Esua6 W p KalBaknu, s Kip, d. Kaulaha
and p Nui
Assembly adjourned
SIXTH DAT, Jan. l4th.
Assembly met at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Hon. Vice
President 81 the Char.
Aftr reading the journal Of the preceding
session. Hon C. IL Judd, Chairman Of CON-
rHirtss 70 want upou Bis Majesty and inform him
tina; the Legislature had flushed the business for
v inch Il was called, and awaited his pleasure, re-
ported TINT the Connittee had waited upon His
Majesty. and that Il would please him to send q
rnessass to the Assembly. At u O'Clock noon Of
thiE OAR. Report accepted.
lis IL A. # guad then rendered his resirna-
tiua as member from Hon0lulu. having been no
uu-sd Hiit The CDumision Of Attorney General
iron Bh MFieziE
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DIED.

SNoDGRAss-In this city, January 11th Of hermorri,age
W. kirkpatrick Snodgrass, aged Il years and months
native Of New York city he has resided in these islands
for the last p Ia New York papers please copy
SHAw-At Honolulu Sunday, Jan. 18th. 1873 John
Shaw, aged 6S years. Mr.. Shaw native Hampshire
England, and had been resident in this kingdom for IS
years. lie leaves widow and six children Ia Native
papers please copy.
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r1srr SLY RISING ANn SETTING.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Tn Wszs-Tbs steamers Nebraska, from
81 F-znsisro. and the Nevada, from New Tea
band are neH FuI'v due
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AsEe 70 to press large war steamer is en-
ts-a- rts ha-h1-- d Is probably the Z. 5. :.
Ca-11-ula f-aH san Francisco. We shall prob
AMIR reserve late da7lies. If not mail, BY her.
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EEzr-E--I In our reference last week to a
distinction. nov happily unoalled for. between
un-ausiiusiouai action BY the late king. in 1864.
zu5 t- His Successor, the manuscript reads,
bziEesu unconstitutional action and the
s-7,-g sH9uid 80 read.
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E-w b rTicsd that an election for Repre-
saHtzd-s 90 The legislative Assembly TO FL the
ra-zH-r a1oasi9ari BY the resignation Of Hon.
a Judd VIII take place, in Honolulu, on the
ska -st
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>1--rs--lr Monday morning al 3 A. N. the
T : : Beuica salute6 the far. which was re-
---ua5 as TIE battery on PunchboEl
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.
jan 9-Slp Live Yankee from Maui.
I0-Brt bk Lightoot, Hanans. 50 days from Shanghai
route for Burrard's Inlet, sclrs Nettie Merrill
and waiola from Maui Mary Ellen from Hawaii,
and Warwick from Molokai.
12-Stmr Kilauea from Windward Ports schrs Annie,
Mary Foster and Odd Fellow from Hawaii, and XII
from Maui.
SAILED.
jan Sam VIII ship Progress Dowden cruise Am VII bk
Midas, Hamiu to cruise, stnir Kiauea for Windwsrd
Ports, and sohr Jenny for Kauai
9-Schrs Isabella and Hattie for Kauai.
1l-Sehrs Kamo and Nete Merrill fir Maui Prince for
Hawaii, and Warwick for Molokai.
12-Am bgtn Hesperian. Wilkinson, Humboldt
13-Stmr kiauea for windward Ports schrs Annie, Odd
Fellow and Mary Ellen for Hawaii, Active for Kauai
and sip Live Yankee fir Mani.
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Notioe-Water Works.

TNHE Water Rates for the next half-year
i will be due on the list Of JasuaEy. and il Is AZ
pected that they viii Be promptly paid
TH0s. LONG, sup'r Wsfer Works.
Honolulu. Dec. 80. 1872. 5l-1i
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--rErEE EouE1--t' ANUAET TERN, 1873 TueS
Ga, jan I4-Ea7zi1sE j. Presiding the
opening Ct ihe Court the Presiding Justice re.
minded counsel % present cases without jury.
Ehiet they desired heard before either Of the As
s5ciate5 justices al their Offices.
Mr. : H. Phillips Informed the Court that be
was nc Longer Attorney General. and moved that
the commission or lis successor, Mr. F. II. Judd,
tie read Mr. Ju5d's commission as Attorney Gen
era q the Kingdom was then read by the Mar
sial and recorded by the Clerk. Mr.. Judd said
6 few words fsmsrking that while conscious Of
hls oWn Deficiencies, be hoped the same conf
6eacs and courtesy would be continued to him
from the Court and his brethren at the Bar
winch they Ind always given him heretofore.
TOE Presiding Justice stated that he had not
i-ngH1 Thar the motion was 10 be made now, but
lHai a. 90 more fitting occasion might occur, he
desired Is take this public opportunity to express
thf hirh appreciation Of the Court for the ability
and integrity oT the retiring Attorney General,
and their thanks Tor his valuable assistance also
that the new Attorney General would have the
11u65snoe and support Of the Court, and they
congratulated lim On his appointment.
a motion Eas made BY Mr.. Judd for the adj
MISSION TO the bar Of Mr.. c. B. Waite, formerly
e. :. Judge 10 Utah, and recently practitioner
of iaF ia Utah The Court adjourned to 80
a. a. l5-n0u0w.
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Ahupl1a0 or w01zaae0,

in Kohaa aforesaid formerly leased to tae late James
Louzada and Francis Spencer. This portion viii BE-
leased by the metes and boundaries, which persous
contemplating purchase invited to inspect at ny
Office at all times c. S. BARLOW Auctr.
Honolulu Dec. 3rd, 1872
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THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL And NEWS AGENCY
AMERICAN ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN

AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
Furnished 10 Subscribers si1liH Ten 10 Te7,ty DlIyi
from ne date ef publication.
And prices that barely the subscription aud
hostages thereon.
Papers Deferred Free Of Postage ia any part
Of The Group.
No subscriptions taken for Less than One Year.
ca Files made up short notice for whaleen Travellers
,-,,,,,,,,,u-,,,., - $500.
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A lAEsE salE O. imported goods win be held
-e-5ay and to-mo-roE. Al the Sales Room Of E.
p Adams 70 which re are requested TO call al
sHIuur-
BaE-uv holds large sale Of desirable goods
ur F-iirF-
FINK HaHnH IRE learn that on the 9th inst
the 1--le- % Mokua~eoweo showed signs Of an
s-uru1r- which, from the briIliancy Of the reaec-
ain and the large and dense column Of smoke,
aFpsa-ed much greater than the eruption in Au-
-ast last By later adFices, dated the 9th inst,
" are informed taat the eruption had apparently
suhsidsi. The crater Of Kilauea- in the mean
anne. was unusual = active, though 20 great flows
ha1 sakea place or the floor OF the crater
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AUCTION SALES.
BY c. S. BARLOW.
Consisting Of



HorrOck's Long Cloth,
A Variety of Skirts,
Black, White and Scarlet
Shetland Squares,
Cards of Black Lace, Tatting,
French White and Black Lace,
Black Muslins, Handsome Jackets,
Velvet and Satin Ribbons,
Fine White Shirts, Wooden Reps,
Satin Cloth and other dress materials,
Fancy Cloth, Black Cloth,
Waterproof Tweed Pantal0Ons,
White Vests, WOmen's Hose,
Children's Hose, Wool Clouds,
Fine Black silk, Black Satin,
Meerschaum Pipes,
Pefumery and Hair Oil
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
Cases of Gin, Cases of Port Wine,
Cases of Ginger Wine.
c. S. BARLOW. Aac,'r
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For sale.

A GENTLE CARRIAGE HORSE, Busy
N and HARNESS. Apply to
c. S. BARLOW.
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SunEE DEATHs-Oa Saturday last Mr.. W. K.
Su35--1sz az old and well known resident OF
EIsa1illa. was found dead in his room on Hotel
s-sss- pear Aiakea- Il was evident from the APP
r.aa-zuce q tiie body that be bad awakened some
sine during the night by the bleeding from the
uostrls and mouth and bad found himself too
Ha4k 10 call fo- assistance. He had left his bed.
and aiie- Erounr around for some time, as is
judged ly he traces Of blood around the room,
trad fallen near the bead Of the bed and expired.
The naey was not discovered until about O'Clock
iu ihe afternoon. al which time life must have
calssd some twelve OF fifteen hours previously
fils remains we're taken charge Of by the United
Slaies Cousal and his funeral took place on Sun
daT morning al halfpast nine O'Clock, from the
Bethei Churoh. Ca Sunday morning Mr.. John
-i.aW. 90 old resident Of twenty-five years stand
ing died Suddenly u his residence 10 Honolulu
al s.1au-s-l b is T-esumed.-AdrerfiSer, jan IA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

a MEETING OF THE ROYAL ARCH CHAP.
~ TER, A. F. a A. NJ. will take place this even
" ing at the usual hour Business of Importance.
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ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
IuvENnE pERIopIcALs
CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS
RELIGIOUS PAPERS

" Y Independent, Congregational organ - D
Christian Union, H. W. Beecher's paper o
Chicago Advance Congregational o
Boston C0ngregationalist ..... .........-.. q
~ Y Observer, Presbyterian. ....-....s 30
n Y Evangelist Presbyterian ............. o
" Y Tablet Catholic .......-.... ............-.. D
R,ston Piluf Catholic -..... Q
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TO RENT, Oh FOR SALE !

THAT Desirable Residence in Nuuanu
Il Valley, ROSE BANK. Terms liberal. Apply to
50 c. H. JUDD.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm
IN Of Z. o. HALL 4 SON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent-Mr. E. o. Hall retiring.
E. O. HALL,
Honolulu, Jan. 10, 1873. W. W. HALL.
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Eazrsr q TIE nOua for the EuntA Of Jan. 1873


HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
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Having purchased the above Goods at very much
below their market value, intend to give Gus
toners the benefit of judgment, and charge cor
respondingly low. Persons purchasing their goods at
our store can have them Cut out Free of Charge,
and good ft guaranteed if properly made up.
MccoLcAN g. JOHNSON,
49Im Athe Old Sand, No. Sc Fort Street.
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Business Notice.
MIR. f. o. HALL having retired from the
WI late firm of E. 0. Hall Sen, the business will
in future be conducted by the undersigned. under the
name and style of Z. o. Hall Son, as heretofore.
WIN. W. HALL.
Honolulu, Jan. 10, 1873. l-3t
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
No 9S-PrOpriete Assesse au nom dc
OneZimn Il Enntannt

I'm VERTU DIES POUVOIRs DON'T ,JE SITS
- roVetu par la lOi, je ~prOcederai q vendre d
aenean public, pour du compliant, sans lie benz.
nee ne destination, anon bureau dams In Mai
son de Cour de Ia paroisSe st. Landry, dams In
vile DIES Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, % de NOyem-
pre- 1873, commenGant u ONE heures du matin
CT c~ontlnuant de jour en- jour, sill est n6cessaire,
Ia proprleth suivante, saisi par moi pour salts
falre5dcs dcttes dies a rEtat della Louisiana eft d
IA parolssc' st. Landry, par DIES payeurs de taxes
dellnquants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, avec
tous les fFais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terrc. assess6 All nom
dc OnemIme H. FOntenOt, situ6 dams la Prairie
Mamouth, mesurant 700 acres, borne au nord
par les terres de BOisdOrG, au sud par les terres
de Rider, a Pest par dcs terres publiaucs, Of Nnpst
par les torres d'Onile Guillory, ensemble avec
les hatlSSes ct authorizations qui sly trouvent.
MOntunt dcs taxes d'Etat ct de ParOisse dues,
A5g W. j. L. MORRIS, Colleeteur. ,
7 nov
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I'm VERTU DIES POUVOIRs DON'T IEy sUIs
40 rev6tu par Ia loi, je prOcGderai a vendre d
Pencan public, pour du compliant, sans lie benz
flee dc destination, D mon bureau dams Ia Mai
sou de COur de Ii p~arOisse st. Landry, dams Ia
vile des Opelousas, le SAMEDI, % de Novem-
bre, 1873, cOnmenGant IL Onzc heures, du matin
ct COntinuant de jour en- jour, sill est necessairc.
IL prOprietG s%uivantG, saisi par moi pour salts.
falre DIES dettes does a rEtatd de la Louisiana ct a
Ia paroisse st. Landry, par des payeurs dc taxes
dGlnquants du role de taxes dc, 1871 etIS72, ayec
tous les trais ct penalties, savoir:
I'm certain mOrceau de- terre, assessG au nom
dc Antoine FOntGnOt, situG sur lie Bayou PLAQUE
qlemlner mesurant 81 arpents, borne an nord
par les teTres de Emar Curry, au sud par les
torres d'AntOine Liable, d Pest pan les terres dc
Garland, ct Quest pan 10 Bayou Plaquemines, en-
seInple ayeG tontes les batisscs ct amelioratiOns
qui sy troavent.
Montant des taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse dies,
S48 80. : j. l.. MORRIS, COllecteur. =
7 BUY.
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Charles Gnillory. i. Ill. g.

VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VEST
~ ed by law, ! will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, and without the benefit of
appraisement, ut my office in the Courthouse of
the Parish Of st. Landry, in the town of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY the 22d day Of Novem-
continuing from day to day, ii necessary, the
following property, seized by me tosatisfy debts
due to the State Of Louisiana and to the parish
OF st. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers Of the
penalties, to-wit:
A certain tract of n assessed in the name Of
Charles GuillOry, f. m. c., situated in Grand
Prairie, measuring 80 arpents, bounded north
by land Of E. Brignac, south by bayou Garron,
east by land OF Q; FOntenot, together with ali
the buildings. and improvements thereon.
Amount OF State and Parish taxes due, SIG 90.
i'll. MORRIS, Collector.
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Mime. ]. Fl. kimbau.
I'm VERTU DIES. pOUVOTRS DON'T JESUS
~ revetu par la foi. je proeederai a vendre a
rencan public, pour du compliant, sans lie heni-
flee de destination, n mon bureau, dams Ia Mai
son dc C0ur de Ia paroisse st. Landry, dams Ia
vile des 0pelousas, lie SAMEpI, 90 dc Noyem-
bre, 1873, cOmmencant q onZe henres du matin,
ct continuant de jour en- jour, sill est n6ceSsaire,
la propriet6 suivante, saisi par moi pour salts
fairc des dettes dies PEtat de Ia Louisiana ct 4
Ia parOisse st. Landry, par les payeurS de taxes
delinquants du role detaxes de 1871 ct 1872, aVeC
t0us les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, asseSs6 au nom
de Mime. ]. H. kimball, situe au Big Cane, mes
urant 100 acres, borne au nord par les terrcs de
W. i. Reynolds. au sud par les terrcS de la sue
c9sSion de Isaac Hayes, d Test par les terres de
Geo. r. King, ct Quest par les terres de John
Oquin, ensemble avec tOuteS les batisses ct amG.
liOrati0ns qui s'y trouYent.
Montant des taxes GEtat ct dc Parnisse dues,
S53 n. j. L. MORRIS, COllecteur.
r n0N-
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No s9-Propriete Assesse AN nom dc

TN yERTU DIES POUVOLRs DON'T JE SUIS
- reFetu par Ia l0i, je pr0cederai a vendre ii
'Penean public pour du compliant, sans lie b6ni-
flee: de destination, D mon bureau dams Ia Mai
SON de Geursde Ia paroisse7 st. Landry, dams In
vile desl Opeieusas. 10 SAMEDI, % de Novem-
bre,1s78, eommeneant aonze heures'du matini
ct eontinuan de jour en- jour- sill est neeessRire,
Ia pr0pFiete sniVante, ssaisi par moi pour salts
fairedes dettes dies a REtatd della L0uisiane ct 4
Ia parOfSse 81. Landry, par des payears de taxes
delinqHants dItF6leF de taxesde1 1871 ct 1872, avec
tous les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR: .
- TN certain morCeru dc terre, ;sSesSe au nom
de NaFoisse johnson, Btu6 sur Ie Turkey Creek,
mesHraht 40 acres, borne an n6Pd parties terrcs
lie P.aW. Roberts, q Test parties terres de 3.
johnson, ct Onest paroles torres publiques. en-
senlble avee toutes les batisses ct authorizations
qui sly tfouyemt. 11fsG Il - :.
MOntant des taxes dEtat ct lie Par0isse dies,
$9I %. J.L. MORRIS, Gelleeteur.
"a my rifsFE sE.. .EE-EHf z-
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.SUcCEsSI0N S2LES.
Estate of Norbert BeElard.


Estate of Norbert BeElard.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF FHEHON.
0rable Parish Court of the Parish of St.-Han-
dry, there Will be sold at public auction, to the
hig1estbiddeE by the undersigned, or by apublic
auetioneer, atthe last fesidenee OF the deeeased.
on WEDNESDAY, December 10th, 1873, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the es-
tate of N8fBeRt Bei1ard; deceased, to-wit. q
4. Ascertain portion OF land situated in st
Landry Parish, near Riders Bridge, measuring
thirty ts09 superficial arpents together with ali
the buIldingsand improvements thereon, bound
ek5gEtabylaad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
delon, south by those of the heirs of Mrs. Andre
Wable, east byr0ad1 ea5ingfr0m Opelousas to
Prairie Laurent, and west by land of John
q Asugar plantation situated in same par
isht containing sixty-hye arpents more or less,
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, bounded north by land of VILE
gleIve B0faelUI south by lands of AndreWable.
and W. r Meginley, east by Bayou DeIpuenta,
andwest bylald OF Joseph Wable, the said i'm
nroveInents Including d stgaTfiouse with all
the, apparatus necessary for taking off q crop.
3D.. All the stock on said place, farming i'm
Plements,t tools, hay, corn, fodder and cotton.
The plantation te be sold in two separate lots.
Terms and G0naitions-An moTeabfes easheen
adjudication, or re-sold on the spot on the pro
Mt enc, two, three and four years from the day
OF sale, with eight per cent interest per anhuIn
from the day of sale notes ut the order of the
administrator, payableat his d0micil, with good
and solvent security, tn be accepted by him
mortgage and vendors privilege and clause
mon aliendol reserved specially.
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TN VERTU DIES PoUvOIRs DON'T JESUS
AZ rev6tu par In lol, ie proeederai Il Vendre q
lencan public, pour du compliant, sans le benz
fec de destination, IL mon bureau dams Ia Mai
son de Cour de la paroisse st. Landry, dams IL
Vile deS OpelOusas, lie SAMEDI, % de NOvem-
.bre, 1873, cOmmeneant d ONE heuTes du matin
ct 6ontinuant dejour en- jour, s1l est nGcessaiFe.
Ia propriete suivante, saisi par moi pour salts
fairegdes dettcs dues aTEtatde la Louisiana, eta
la paroiSsc st. Landry, par les paycurs dc taxes
dGlinQuants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, avec
tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR.
+, On certain moroccan de terre, ,assess6 au nom
de Eeuve Edmond H. FOntenOt, ,situe, dans la
Prairie dc La Vile Plate, meSlGant 200, rarpents,
borne au nerd par les terres de II. Tate; ,au sud
par les terres de +. ]. BOSNIAN, d Test par les
terres de II. Desh9tels, OF Quest par le bayou Joe
Marcel, ensemble aTee t0utes les hatisseS ct anne
ioratiens qui sly tronYent.. .sf..-.-.. g.
MOntant des taxes dEtat ct do Paroisse- dies,
$31 90. -.ta. j. L.. MORRIS. Collectcur.
Z nov. g "
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S~6-PrOPerty Assessed i'm tine Name
of YalerE Comean.

ny VIRTUE 0FTHE POWER IN ME VEST
- - ca BY law, / will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash. and without the benefit of ap-
rIaisement, at my office in the Courthouse Of
the parish of st. Landry, in the" town of Ope-
iio'lsas, on SATURDAY the 22d day of NOvein-
Der, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, and
ontinuing from day'tO day, if necessary, the
blowing property, seized by me to satisfy debts
cue 10 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 pc
naltics, ,tO-wit:
A certain tract of land assessed in the na1ncOf
Valery Comeau, situated on Lower Plaque
mines, measuring forty acres, bounced north by
land 0f o.; COmeau, south by land of D.. May
nard. and east by land Of D.. Broussard, togeth-
er with all the buildings and improvements
Another situated at the same place measuring
eighty acres, bounded north by land Of a. He
bert. south by land of D. BroussartI, east by
land of Eugene Holloway, and west by land OF
D. Maynard. ~.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, $24 So
j. /. MORRIS, Collector.
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No 9~s-Properry Assessed in the Name Of

by VIRTUE oFTHE POWER IN ME VEST
- ed by law, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of ap-
praiSement, at my office in the Courthouse of
lOusas, on SATURDAY the 22d day of Noyem-
Der, 1873, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary, tho
following property, seized by me to satisfy debts
due to the State Of Louisiana, and to the parish
OF st. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers of tho
tax rolls OF 1871 and 1872, with ali costs and
penalties. tO-wit ~
A certain tract Of.land assessed in the name
Antoine FOntenOt, situated on Bayou PLAQUE
mines, measuring 81 arpents, bounded north bv
land OF Emar Gtuidry, south by land Of Antoine
IAhbe, east by land of Garland, and west by
Bayou Plaquemines, together with all The build
lngS and improvements thereon.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, $49 50,
J. L. MORRIS, Collector.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
No 7~6-PrOprieGe Assesse au nom de
Valery Comeau.


I'm VERTU DES POUVOIRS DON'T JE- SUIS
49, revttu par Ia lOi, .je prOcedeFai d venture a
fencan public, pour du compliant, sans lie beni-
flee dc destination, a mon bureau dams Ia Mai
son de Colr de Ia paToisse ST. Landry. dams Ia
Vile DIES O~pelousas, lc SAMEDI, % NoyembEe,
1878, comlneneant a onZe heureS du natin ct
%continuant de jour en- jour, sill est nteessaire,
"a propriete ~suiyante, saisi par moi pour Salts
taire des dettes dies aFEtatd de la Louisiana ct a
Ia paroisse st. Landry, par les payeur de taxes
delinquants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, avcc
tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
I'm certain moroccan de -terre, asseBs6 au nom
de ValeIy Comeau, sur lie bas de Plauuemine,
mesurant 40 acres, borne All nO1d par les terres
de Q. Comeau, an sud par les teFres de d. May
nard, aleSt par les tcrres dc u. Broussard, Ell
senble ayec tOutes les batisses ct authorizations
quI S'y trOuyent.
I'm autre morceau de terre, situG au meme en-
droit, mesurant 80 acres, borne au nord par les
terres de A. Hebert, au sud par les terreS dc D.
BrOussard, a Pest par les terres d'Eugene HO1-
loway, ct Quest par les terres dc D. Maynard.
MOntant DIES taxes d'Etat ct de Paroissc dies,
$24 50. J. L.. MORRIS, Collector.