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SYPlIlLITIC ERADICATOR.

ms preparation L. acknowledged TO be
superior 10 all known medicine a. IA sure
ami certain cure for syphilis IN all IL. forms,
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up hs past hope 10y skillful and eminent phy-
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one bottle will satisfy the greatest slrpiic
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ton, now IN use.
firr, - per bottle sent 10 any part Of
th9 I hltrd Statc,by express. Prepared and
DIR SHERMAN,
Tie Great Specialist,
W. " 'WI'ly Az, ST Louis, Mo
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1t is considered and ordered BY the
court, that the following named persons
he allowed the sums set opposite their re-.
spective names, as per bills filed, for seryi.
ces, etc, on the roads in the several dis
tricts set opposite their respective names.
and that order, be drawn on the conr,
treasury accordingly, viz:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

@tuti@| b. &anf>
@iQiu8 8rptb. w. Dunbar.
@tpauL @innefota.
gtr abernebnen be Btfprsuns aasr jau' oaa'fa@sse'
bergen @efaafs, uns irar sorsass~of;
1. Mnnabme po, Depoftte1.
@tlber, wel&e bet uns s~spsntrt rsrbsn, atesn isos.3s';
ppns ~porbertae 4aubisuue, au. Uerflsuns Der Dspunnsntsn !
Sir auf cine bef.mmte Belt BET uus n'soeree"s' ~"'''
3. @elp>W ea1el.
@ols, etIber uue fren,be Mams,u ,auf.n un> ~sesaufsa
Mt. tets gum aases<&parte.
3. Mnfauf unp Nerfauf Don We9ielr.
Bon suten Banquterss 8trraen a~useeftutes 0e@td 1onntn
bel uns aets Gum e~urranten Gpurie IN Velb unaeeranoe'
perben. gDir ~Ssriaufsn aes&lsl auf Yen ssst. St. sSahs,
Chicago, Wltlpautee u. No., furrt' af BE Pauptpanoae'
sldse Dsutidlanbs, 8rantret&s ane eer e@ps'i, uas .fra''
Frtn mir u. u. aaf to!seaes Ylass Gurssas:
MuesburA Tranffurt a, M.
Balel, Berlin,
8remeK> @afel,
@pblenI @1ln,
9eip5iG Nannbetm,
Mln&en> vatnber9,
Strabburs, Stuttgart
Trtet. Wien,
6emturs, genpon, ,c.
4. Gtn3tebuu9 Don @elpern.
@r bejprgeu pas @pIsetren ppu Nusu une
@puRl9siuen ausr Ill, Grpigairu ". {. p. In
anen IJpeiisn Vuropas uaO brr ST. Slaann.
Dasu erfproe:li6e Tapierey aIs 0elna&tea,
BersiptieijIungs <usturpsE, apotenlWs'ue y. TT"
tissx mir ielbE. unts: Garautsruaa Der Neht'
salrGeu an Hue ~beiOrses biz esufula.H9s 6s'
!, elaa6suns pe1i:IbeE- .
Den @egenmertb aler tn europa
purd unS cpQecttrte1 pber SET naiera
cortt9en Gorreponpenten fit uniere
Rednuns e%tnsebenpen @eloer 3ablen
mir bier tn @plo aus.
5. @erfauf BON pafaeezS 4einen
tur ue.rfatrt BON gre1uen, 2anbar;s une ets.rsssl NAG
CUR RGit BON Stem gprt bS Ct. paul IL ben utsortsfen
prdfe1.
s. Besablun9 Don Saren
tn i.ba, sbeiIe b.s staatss. &ntauf unb gertau su
@rrnistssntbum eesen GSmmiifipn ,e. ..
Z. 8ereintate Gtaaten BpnbS
ieter srt, als 5-2oer, 194oe. uub 7-30er taufen unb sr
tauteu mir gun, Tases~@rMrfe.
@ebrnber wiIiuS s Ounbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

3ursAtsewtefen.- Gin armlid
aefleibeter, seitreider Mann, Der Don Srem'
ben perd1ni6 tsbanhelt murre, wurbe &C.
fraat, resbalb ct tas leibe.
,Gs rpar mein alter atseiAmadter Sui
unb &cd, bic perddtlt6 bebanbelt murben
uno niht t6," erntperte er. u@enn es IT,
nen srpee Sreube madt, f6 barber lufia
su MAIDEN, 70 mrsen ie es tbun, ater i'd
.re.be bamit ni6ts ;u ttun baben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04
terhalt
@etrnatp. Deutihe Bldtter brinssn
06~nkSok Tko~,A MNssx

@etrnaip. Deutihe Bldtter brin9en
fclaenbe Mneftpte ibar's Meer:
Mls @apitdn @nbreHen in bieiem Srabs
iatr nit ieinsm @difs Don @amburs aus
feline &etle na9 Der @effute Don @friea
madte, nabn, ct fur einen Der bort;sen Ne'
serfIrfen, NIT benz er t%efreuntet mar, e'ns
@ypsbufe, ben Safer @ilbelm barifeaene,
as @el9enf init. Inn bic Butte fomoH &C.
gen fltmatiiGe GinfuEe, ais aud ss8en bic
!%3ubrinsltdtsit Der Sliesen ;u fdIsen, bate
Captain Mnbre0en bieielte absr ihpar3'
braun bsfrsidsn la1en; bort anaetommen,
tpurbe bic Butte in feterlider Mueiena uber'
aeben. Ma&eem Der Turt bic Butte lanse
3eit NIT Mufmerfiamfett bstradtet, brad {,
enbli1 in bic @prte aus; uDas ftnb alir
bic @efdts;use bcs srobtn @annes, Der Der
mddhsen Safer NapoleOn sei9lasen uni
sefanssn senommen bat. @as mid abe'
am H~eitsn tnterefGrt, ii, het bteier Gelesen'
belt III erfabren, bab Der &ai1er Milbsln
Elm vRisser it,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

3eitsemdb. @us @rcbe ~;ufunftiser
gobesna9rt6ten in ben "emon,tptrten"
Staateu empfeb1t Elm Dflt@es8latt fclsenbs
5crm: @tarb In 1einem 35ien Sebsnsjatre
Sobannes Smmersrin, Gbemann Der MAt
barren Sobanne Smmsrsrln auf Defendant =
quite in Sranflin. - 9err Smmer9run mar
Elm filler 1tnb sebprlamer Gtemann, BE-
ltsbt BET M1en. welde feline bdrs''pen
9usenhen fanntpn- - Mfs &uW puroe ct
nur Don @estsen itertroHen, ais 8inser'
mdb&en fam ibm Ntentanb slet4.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

@ulttse ulbisuns. &la
elm etnsespsener eantwsbrmann in etnem
Bierlcfale feline 3ede besableu fo1te, ent'
fhulbiste er fid, tnbsm er fetne leeren Sa'
fhen ,etste, NIT ben @crten: SD babt
nilts ais mein eeben, cas- muB ib benz So
nise seben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

Ma1er: Wenn bas 70 fort 9ebt nit Der
&usranberuns, 70 toutmen bic goltst no@
ade III uns teriber.
S1ulae: Better mare es, btegDlter tar'en
~ R1 urb lteben Mnbere au~srpanbern.
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NJ

M ONITHON.-COUR DE DISTRICT, PA
4NA roisSe st. Landry.-L'Etat de la Louisiana
Il CtllN que celia pcut Cnncerner, Salut:
-Attcnd1 one Joseph NJ. Moore, dOmicilit dams
la parolsSc st. Landry, Etat de la Louisiana, Il
1at application Il n0trC COur dc District, pour
unC mOnitiOn on avis, cOufprInHment n Pact do l.,
Legislature lntitult: " Tn actr rrlatif aux mo-
nltl0llS 1T Il la manierc de prOrtdrr," nppruuyG
lt - Mars, 1893, ct dcpulS inC0lpOrG dams les
Status Revise dc la Louisiana, Hppr0uvt lr IA
Mars. 1870, pour faire cOnnaitrc que lcdit Joseph
NJ. Moore, deVint IacquGrrur pour la SOmmr de
cent qllatrc pia&trrS ct MISUNDERSTANDING sous,
IL I'M credit de doltZc m0iS, laQuellr est pave de la
prOpriGtG ri-lesSUuS dccritr, Il me VCntc fajtr
par IL Shtrif, il Ia porte de la Maison de Cuur,
lEarolSsc st. Landry, lr JanYicr, 1873, en- Vprtu
dun writ dc Ftcri Facias, lance par lndite Cnur,
dams lc process intitulG Joseph NJ. Moore ct ais,
vs.. Charles l.. ct James L. Williams, ExGcuteurs
TrStamentaire, No. PISA" en- satisfaction DIN
jugemcnt rendU dams IL process ci-desSus mtitnI6
par laditc COur, Ell favour du dit Joseph NJ.
Moore ct ais, dit plaintiff, liz prOprietG Ci-lprrS
dGcrite, a SAVIOR:
HUT cent trente-neuf 52lloO acres de terrc,
borne all nOrd par lr Bayou COurtahlCau, an Sud
par In terredc Littcll, a Pest par lie Bayou Tcrhe,
Il POueSt par les terres de Rider, LittGll, Morn
hinVeg ct MelancOn. township 6 ct ), sud de In
rangGe 5 est, a Perception de trOis cent ]cinqantn
acres tiSurant sur lie plan de l'arpentage dams LEI
bureau dn Sheriff CONNIE les lots |, ., 3, 4, 5, 6 ct 7
llaquelle plan darpentage est cnrtgistrGs dams
ledit process, laquelle terrc a etc yendu par sub
division scion lCdit plan, les lots mesurant cinu-
ante acres superficial, a reXCeptiOn du munlGrO
- - 20 ~lt'' ~ y ~ AAAA0 rNH
Giant neuf, ct num6rot6s sur ledit plan CONNIE
No. s, 9, 10, II, II, Is, IA, Is ct l6, ledit Moore de-
Yint l'acquereur de ladite pT0priGtG pour Ii
SOmne de I'M cent ct quatrc piaatres ct guatre-
v~ingt-quinHe cents.
Ell consequence, tOutes persOnnes qui penvent
av0ir DIES droits sur Ia prOprittG sWsdite, u cause
lie quelqllc infOTmalit6 dams n0rQrc de Ia COur
OrdOnnant laditc yente, on tOutc irreguElrit6, on
ill6galit6 dams le mode de rinventafre. on tout
default dams lannOnco Indignant Ia date ct Ia
mnniGre de prOc6der a In vcnte. on nOur tout
autre default quelGonquc, sOnt par les prescntcS
avertis davOir n bonner les raisOns, dams les
trentc jours qui suivrOnt le iOur on cctte mOni-
ton sera reinforcement inserGe dams les jour
nauX publics, pOurquOi Ia dite Vente ainsi faite
ne serait pas contirmee ct hOmol0guGc, confOr-
mGment Il Replication du dit Joseph NJ. Moore,
HIcQuereur.
En- fol de quot j'ai oppose ma signature ct le
sc6au lie mon bureau, aux OpeiOusaS, Louisiana,
lie 3me jour dc FGYrier, 1879.
ONEZTME A. GUTDRY,
DeputG Grcficr.
Pour cOpie cOnfOrme.
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TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
- bic In COur DIES Preuves, de Ia ParoiSsc ST,
Landry, il sPra vendu d rPncan public, au nlus
Otfrant ench6risscu, par lie SOussign6 admins
trateUr, on par un encanteur public, slIr les lieuy.
Ell cettc parOissC, le MERCREDI, 10 Mars, 1874,
les prOpri6t6s ci-apreS decritcS, appartenant \
Ia succession de Martha NJ. Nelson, decGdGc,
SavOir-
l. Tn certain mQrceaud de teTTc, mesIlrant ucuf
cents acres, plus on mOinS, ensemble avec tOutcs
les batisSeS ct amGlioratiOns qui Sy trouvpnt,
SituG sur Ia riviere Atchafalaya. dams la naroissc
st. Landry, borne sur la face par FAtchafalava.
enhaut par les terres de Nine. r. D. Gordon ct
S. J.. c. Gordon, enbas par Ia terre de Mile,
Elizabeth l.. Gordon, ct Ell arriGre par les terrps
de Abbott ct de Generes.
2. QuatrcVingt acres de terre marecagcusr
situG sur le Bayou Rouge, dans ladite parOissc,
3. I'm cleval, un prcsse a cotton de In fabri0uc
de TngersOll.
Ternes ct cOnditinns.-Les prOpri6tGs mobi-
Heres payable compliant, les prOpri6t6s intno-
biliercs payables un tiers compliant, ct Ia balance
en- placements 6gaux de IN, deux, trois. dnatrp
ct cinq ans du jour de Ia vente, les acqu6rcnrs
fouTnissant leurs cinq hillets prOmissoircs MAYA
BILE 4 lOrdre de administrators, avCc inf6rft h
raison de huit pour cent par an du Jour dc la
TeUtC jUSqu'aI Placement, avee bOnnC securities
personnel :; Ia satisfaction de administrator.
me ~hypOtheque sp6ciale ct lie privilege du ven
deur sera retenus sir la prophecies vendue, atm
dassurer lc Placement.
GEO. V. DODEZ: Administrator
Is fGy-5f-fIJ.
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Estrte Of Mnrthn Rr. NeiI.nn-

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIE HON
l. Orable Probate Court of the Parish of St.
Landry, there will be sold ut public auction. TO
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Admin
%iStratOr, or by Il public aiCtiOnprr, on the prem
iSeS, i'll this parish, on WEDNESDAY March
18th, 1873, the following described property DE
longing to the estate of Martha NJ. Nelson, de-
ceased, tO-wit-
l. A certain tract of land, measuring nine
hundred acres, more or less, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
on the Atchafalaya river, in the parish of st.
Landry, bounded in front by the Atchafalaya
river, above by lands of Mrs. T. d. Gordon and
$. ]. c. Gordon. below by land of Miss Elizabeth
L. Gordon, and in the rear by lands of Abbott
and GenCres.
.. Eighty acres of swamp land situated ON
Bayou Rouge, i'll the aforesaid parish.
3. One horse, one IngcrSOlI's cotton press,
Terms and cOnditiOnS.-ThP movable prODcrtv
will he sold for cash. The lands will be sold.
one-third for cash, and the balance in equal in
of one, two, three, four and five wears
credit from the day of sale, the purchasers to
execute their five promiSSOry notes payable to the
order of the administrator, with eight per cent.
per Hnnum interest from date until paid, with
good personal security to the satisfaction of the
administrator, special mortgage and vendors
privilege being reserved on the property sold to
secure the payment of the same.
GEO. V. DODEZ, Administrator
feb. 1~5-5t-tfp.
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MR.. EDTToR.-f wish to make some
suggestions in regard to the violating of
the marFiagetie . Marriage, by the Civil
Code of Louisiana, has always been con-
sidered a civil contract; andby the laws
of God, as sacred. Poligamy is positively
forbidden by our laws. Butnow for the
casesin question. There are three men
AL brothers-living Within the parish
of st. Landry, who have each been le-
gally married, andeach have
deserted their wives without any good
reason, and taken up with other women.
One of them is now living with his third
one. Each Of the other two have taken
up with a woman after deserving their
wives, making o total of seven women
to three men. Now, Sir, | ask you if
there ID no law to punish such monsters
Of society, such bgntes who would saeri-
fee the good reputation of 50 many fami-
lies for the sole purpose of gratifying
their own beastly desires.
It [ form a copartnership with you for
come specific purpose, and then throw
you of and take 10 another partner, have
you not the right to recover from me
your losses, or damages by a legal pros
ceeding9 Undoubtedly you have. Then,
il marriage IS also q civil contract, both
parties are equally bound, and certainly
the injured party should have areeourse
upon the other-more than a divorce
and If the law makes no provision pecu-
niarily, the Legislature, at it's present
sitting, should enact a penal law for the
punishment Of such defamers of society.
Itbecomesy you, asajournalist, tomake
every effort to improve the morals Gfthe
masses, und unless that is done, we can
never expect to be properly represented
in our Legislative halls, hence we win
never have d sound aud stable govern
ment.
Imake these few suggestions to see If
this matter can be brought before the
public ii Its proper light.
Respectfully yours,
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IS fey. 1872.
IEM- i'll, of CT Inndrn- Tlnn GhnAn nF Lr,in;n.

NORTHUMBERLAND COURT, PAR
w !ish of st. Landry.-The State of Louisiana
to whom it may concern, Greeting:
Know Ye, that Joseph NJ. Moore, a resident of
and dOmieiliated in the parish Of st. Landry,
State of Louisiana, has applied to oar District
Court for a monitinn or advertisement in con
fOrmity with the act Of the Legislature, entitled
an A relating to MonitiOn and mode of pro-
cecding,' approved March 18th, 1856, and since
Incorporated in the Revised Statutes of the State
of Louisiana, approved March 14th, 1870, to make
known that the said Joseph NJ. Moore became
the purchaser for the sum Of one hundred and
four dollars and ninety-tiVe cents, on twelve
months credit, which is paid Of the property
hereinafter described, at the Sherif's sale made
at the Court House door of said parish OH the
fourth day of January, 1878, by virtue of O writ
of Fieri FaciaS issued out of said court, in the
suit entitled "Joseph NJ. Moore ct ais, VS..
Charles L. and James L.. Williams, Testamentary
Executors" Ne. 1884, in satisfaction of the judg-
ment rendered in said above entitled cause, by
said Court, in favor of said Joseph NJ. Moore ct
ais, plaintiff aforesaid, the following described
property, tO-Wit;
Eight hundred and thirty-nine 5211oO acres of
land, bounded north by Bayou C0urtableau.
south by lands of Littell, east by Bayou Teehe,
west by lands OF Rider, Ltttell, Mornhinveg and
MelancOn, township 6 and 5 south Of range 3
east, with the exception of three hundred and
fifty acres, figuring on plat of survey, in the
Sheriff's office, as lots /, 2, 3, 4, ., 6 and Z, which
plat of survey is filed in said suit, which land
was sold by subdivision according to said plat
into lots measuring fifty acres superficial meas
urement, excepting the number 16, which coll
tanned 80 62[100 acres, and said lots being nine,
10, IA, IS and &c. said Moore became the purcha-
ser of said property for the sum of one hundred
and four d0ilars and ninety-ftYe cents.
Wherefore, all persons who can set up any title
to the aforesaid property in consequence of any
informality in the order of Court under which
the sale was made, or any irregularity or infOr-
mality in the appraisement or advertising, in
the time and place, and manner of sale, and for
any other defect whatsoever. are hereby called
upon to show cause within thirty days from the
day the said monitiOn is inserted in the public
paners why the sale 80 made shOuld not be con-
ffrned and h0molGgated in accordance with the
application of said Joseph NJ. Moore, the pnr-
chaser.
hand and seal of office, ut O%pelOusas, st. Landry,
Tol1isiaua, this Sd day of February, A, D,1s73.
ONEZTME A. GUIDRY, Dep. Clerk.
A true copy,
fah 1S-5t-jTnm,
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MISCELLANEOUS

SADDLES AND HARNESS RE
- mOyal,-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, OptlOusas, to
the Varieties Theatre building on the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
making, and repairing of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c, always on hand,
and made to order with dispatch and III q work
ness. Saddle Trees also on hand, from which Sc
leGHttUIs can be made #.- #.E~H
GEO. PULFORD, e.
May 2T7tf, Varieties Building, OnclOuSas.
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smccc.sion de victor Danel-No. 3091,

NOUR DE PAROTSSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
tendue que Joseph Eddy, dc la Paroisse st.
Landry, ayant prGsente Wle petition u letfpt
d'Gtre nOmm6 administrator provisional dc Ia
succession de Victor Danel, decGdt, derniere-
ment de In dite par0isse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOmG
aux int6resses dams cettc succession d'ayuir n
d6duiTc par Gcrit Il mQn bureau, dams les dix
scrait pas fait dTOit Il la demandc dc Ii dite petit
ton. ". A. ROBERTSON, Greilier.
Is f4y-hlI.
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e. Gilbert VS.. Francois G, DoviI-
Earc

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST, Lam
l. .dry;-No: 12224.-By virtue of a writ of feri
faclas issued out of the honorable the Eighth
dry, in the above entitled suit, andto me direct
ed, | will proceed to sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder at the Courthouse of said
parish, i'll the town of 0pelousas, on SATUR-
DAY, the LIST day of March, 1873, at eleven
A. NJ, the following described property.
O-wit-
A sugar-mill, (horse pOwerJ and all its appur-
tenanees, now on the plantation Of JuHe Roy,
wife of F. G.. Deyilliers, on BAYOU ecbc.
Seized in the above suit.
~TermS-Cash on the spot.
T.. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
feb. Ii. 1873.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO TAX ANN ETCRNSF
PAYERS.
OF LOUISIANA.

To Il ly,o,r i2rlSh OF st. Landry.
l'' II known, that on this tenth doy of E;,hr,JI
;t! III me Year of our Lord. one thonsor6 cig[|t
hundred ana Seycnty-thrce, before u6r. fhn IN.
9tFSiEIeu' ARch1r p. Williams, 4 Notary Pubiic
uul? sworn and commissioned, in and for said
parish ana state, and III presence or tho VII
nCSScS hereinafter named and UNDERSIGNED, came
ail9 appeared Dominique G. Sittic, of the norish
"i ~. Landry, State of Louisiana, who. In his
niHClSl ~Callaclty us Collector of the STATE ana
IaIlSi 1aNes, i'll and for the parish of ST. Ian.
uFH, declared that he does hy these nrrsnnts
Atlhc' constitute and appoint Louis DpsnIoroiS
u! shhl' p!act, his true and lawful Drputv. far
NM anu III ms stead, place and name, to collect
an taxes either State or Parish, and rive rc.
ctibtS Ior same, giving and granting nntn Ills
S'lo Leputy fnIl power and authority to do and
perform all ana every act and thing Whatsoever
REQUISITE ana necessary TO he done in and ohout
the premises, rs fully and to all intputS and MIR
poses as he might, or COuld do if personally
present hereby ratifying and confirming All thnit
ms SalI Deputy shall dc or cause to he done by
IhuS Conc, signed and passed on thC day. month
ana year 1lLSt above written, in the presence of
James .. Chacherr and Alfred Lauriault com.
petrht ana attendant witnesses.
tSignrd) n T. sTrTTc
Witnesses,
(SigncU JAMES O. CHACTIERE.
tSlgned) ALFRED LAURINUT,
Fi6Hc'V \. p. WILLIAMS,
Notary Public.
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New LAWs.-No. 10, an act to amend
the election law. No. 90, an actprovid-
Inc for d clerical force IN the Auditors
ofiee. No. II, an act making an appror
pration 10 pay the board Of returning
officers. No. 2s, an act for the relief Of
the State printer. No. 2s, a joint reso-
luton making an appropriation to pro-
vide Office room for the Attorney Gene
raj.
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Bern~d 81 Gilbert VS.. Francois G. Devil

TETN, =
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROISsE ST. Ian
dry.-No. 12224.-En vertu dun Ordre de sal
sic ct de vente, lance parl'hOnOrahlc la HuitiGmc
C0lr de District de l'Etat de In Louisiana, dams
et&nour La ParOisse ST. Landry, dams lie process
cidesSus %intitul6, ct a moi adress6, je procede-
raj d vcndre ID Fencan public, Il Ia Maison dc
lOusas, lie SAMEDI, Ter Mars, 1873, i one
heures dumatin, les prophecies cf-apres d6crites,
SAVIOR
Tn moulin a sucre, a cheval, ct toutrs les an
partenanceS, maintcnant sur PhahitatiOn de
Julie Roy, ep0usG de I. C. Devilliers, sur lie
Bayou Teche.
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessug. g.
COnditiOns-COmptant.
. .'- Z. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Estate of Victor DnmeI.-NO. :B625,
DARIsHC COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAB,
L Joseph Eddy, of the Parish of st. Landry,
has applied by his petition to be appointed pro-
visiUnaI administrator of the estate of Victor
Daniel, deceased, late of the Parish of st, Lam
dry;
Therefore, any person intending 70 make OPP
in writing in my office, in the town Of OpClOusas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W, A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
fnh 1E-hIr
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OpELorsA,. February NH 1879

'1"V'EATe AVWTTTTIN IUIT, 100,
In accordance with the above. all Tax and
License payers are hereby notified that | am
now ready to proceed to the collection of all
state and Parish Taxes and Licenses.
Inc delinquent list of 1871 is now in my hands
and ready for collection. InOrlcr to avoid costs
ana penalties, all Licenses must be paid within
the time prescribed by law.
| VIII be at my office, in the town of OpclOusaS,
every day from 3 to II Nj, and from ? fn +, NJ,
Ill order to collect said faxes and Licenses.
LOUIS DEMARAIS,
Deputy state and Parish Tax Collector, for the
Parish of st. Landry.
feb. l5-5t.
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The young woman who never watched
her neighbor is said to b acouain of the
woman who did not know how many
dresses her sister-in-Iaw had.
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Our two legislatures are grinding
away-the one at the Mcdaniel Insti-
tute making laws, and the one at Odd
Fellows Hall voting for a q. 8. Senator
without b result.
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The viii De Napoleon appoints the
Empress, Cardinal Ronaparte and NJ.
Rouller guardians Of the Prince, now
Napoleon nv.