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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Part oiNin,teenth ward)


Part OF Sin,te Wsri)
The Tgeniie,h Asegby DH shan Be diJded a,o tIyeT'H
t dist bounded by Fortieihsi MldOnave Foriy'I'h't
The bounded by Fore.t, Thirdave, FOryeond,t
The 30 bounded by Thave East Porielh.t Eas. River
he ia Dit !. bounded by FOyarsi Th.ve POrty.hisi,.
The 5th Dist bounded by Forty ST.. Trdar, Pory third
The Ctr DIT Is bounded by Thriave Forty ,econd-'t Madison
ana 20 & ~ rory ouh MAdisou.ve
The Dat bounded by rhriave Porty.fouht, Forty hnh
The 9t Dist by Third.avr., East ST.. Ea
The bounded by Ea FOrtvI;hst. sIthave Fiji
ro ds avn aud 4i Eas. P SGspS East
The I2,h bounded by Fiothst East FOryeghths.
The 18Th D bounded by Thra'c, East Forty sIths;, Forty
lltu DIST bounded BY TirdaTe, Ba River BAs' Forty
seyeath-st, and Etst PoIty-eghtl.st.
The 18Th Dist BOUNDED by Forygbthsi Thirisye, FOrty
Tic iG Dist is bounded by rlirIaye, Fonh Piesh.st
Tbc 7 Dist bounded by Fifty secOnd-st Thirdav sh-s
The isa Dist is bounded by yecondst Thldav. Fehst
Tie i9i Dis, bouude by Ffty .ecoudst secondnve Fifty
The 2Oih Ds. bounded BY Seconlave. fythirst FraVe
Vif.T.Gurtl.st pa.t River. and Fty-Gfth-st.
The 2lst Dist is bounded BY Fiy-secondst' seeonihve' fry
Tse sd Dst i bounded by Hhybst sccoadave Fyfouh
The be- 2si bounded by nfoarh. seoonda'' Fnsoh
The ah bit bounded by Feondst FOurthAve, Phyahh
Tie 2jh bounded by FnYdhh FOurthaTe Fty-ninh
q and S.I.h-aye
The 26 Dist bounded by Fhysnht Thirdaye. Ffynuthst
AMI Fourtl-aye - -,
The 18Th DIST is bounded by FfyIh, Thave Hnyssventh
ST. AMI East River -, az, rn
The 18th Dist Is bounded by FyseTenthst lhue'e' rV-
e 3oh Dist Is bounded BIZ Fny-eghtast Thave, Phy-ninth
st. seconiay, sIhetbst and East River including BAeA"eT'
and Thrdave. - 49,. o..t..t
The 500 Dist bounded by Pfyninthst Seoonda'e s1He'nt,
Fs.t River Sirty-f and Thirt-aVe
The $50 Dist is bounded by Sixty 6nt,t, ThaVe sTourh
and Fithaye. -, .,-.-..-. rn,.a.-. st,,x ,hi,d.
The 18th Dist is bounded by sirythrst ThiaVe. srtydfh
and River a., -,,-,-. s.-.a.h.,
and East River az. -, . rn, - s......,h
Tlini-ay
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NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.

II RATES OF FREIuHT KtDUJBD
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPAAf'
Regular Maj sailing the 23d OF ever mo0ih
ONTARIO Capt. a. Socum September 23
MHRRIMACk. Cart Weir. October Is.
SOUTH AMERICA. Caut Tnklepaugh November ~
call ~ ~ Tnonn
Para Perambuco Bahia and Rio Jsneo and returning Voc
engaz cement Of freight passage, sppy u - -.
WIN. r GARRISON Agent. No. BOwinggreen. New.Yors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


Eighteenth Assembly District shall be divided t-euyx
Districts the eni limits which shall iolow
TweBty-sorenhst, Fstivs Twenty eghtsl and Bss.
River.
% Dist bounded BY Fr,s,e Esst
Tuenty-seve ATHEIST, and ThirdAve. y 10 if.'
The 81 Dist bounded BY Rass Twenty Twenty eighth.
st., Third-aye, and hast River. IT 'NI IT. = =
The 4h Dist. Is bounded BY
Thirtieth-st, and Seeondave : = -"'-'' = =
The 9th DIST" bounded BY East Thrsht. Second Bls.
Tye-ty ninth St. and Bsst River n r. = - II
9Th Dist boun led by SeconfAya, Bast
ThirtJ-krstst. and EAst River
9TH DIST Is bouniei By Theth. Bast Thirty
secopd-st, AID Second-ave '
The Diet Is bounded East Thrys Second ave-
.secOndrt. and East liver
OH Dist bounded By East Thirt Second
-third-Gt, and East River
The ION Dist Ia bounded by East Thirty Tare Bast
TbirV-fourth-st, and Secoud-aye
The lth Dist sbonudd BY Thirty hirtst sconda Eas.
lOurth-sL and Rest River
The 2h Dist bounded br East Tblryfourth st. secondv East
Thirty -ahh-st, and East River. -
18Th Dist Is bounded
Thirty .slrth-st and secondaye = II go III.
The 4ih Dist bounded by Thirty ahst secondsye Bsst
Thirty sTth-st, and Rsst River.
The 18th Dist bounded By Thirty sIth-st Thrtysev
eptb- ThrdAye. and East river
10th Dist bounded
ThirVyti ghthst, and Bast River.
The l7h Dist bounded By Rast Thrtyninst Third ave- Eat
Thirty tiRhihsL, and Bss Ever
The l5h Dist bounded BY Rlst Thirty nns Thlrdaye East
Fcr,ieth-si, snd East River
TIE 18Th Dist Is bounded By East Thirty Madison
RsslF oriethst., and Thfd.va
The 20h Dist bounced by East Madison
Bsa Thirty siIihst, and Thrdase -.
The DIST Dist bounded by Rast Thirty Madison,
EastT hrty-irth-st.. Z Thiul-aye
22 Dist is bounded Thirty-secondt
East Thirty fourb-s., and Thiri-ave.
23d Dist bounded By Madison
East Tbryseeond st.. and LeIngton-aye r..
oath Dist boun led
Esst Thry secoId st.. and Thfrlaye.
The 18th Dist, bounded by East Twenty Ib. Madison
East TWEEN y-nin,h-sL, and LeringtOn.Ave
The 26h Dirt bounded BY B Twenty st. Leringon-ays
Rlst Tseny mist, and ThId-AVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
Ocedu Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20.
n foot Dsys. EVERY whpSssPar ASD sAIV a, ~
OLYMPIA ednesisy OCT % BLYSlA.. saisrst NOV
ylCrORIA SATURDAY Oct 20 CASTA WednesasY NOV
Cann pasage from Glasgow Liverpool, Lo1aondSrl
500 and So retOrn $780, currency ssnrs
$50 and $7j return $3.50 gold seege pAge 70 A.
row Liverpool, Looiou Queenstown Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL
Cardiff $50 currency. ~,
r,fts m ,ny xmount al lowest rates Cnpsuys Bowling
yreen New YORK HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agent@
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Friends ian Misfortune.
Roundabout in New Orleans Tines.7

Roundabout in New Orleans Times.l r.!
There is a man in this city whom al
most everybody knows, either person.
ally or by hearsay, who has always been
noted for an Cxtrayagant liberality to-
ward his associates, and who throughout
the course of his career in New Orleans,
has been distinguished for having more
friends and followers than almost any
II else within the city limits. "a
Whenever he went tot theatre, itwas
q prOscenInm box and q dozen eompan-
ions, with a petit soNpef at some restau-
rant. When he gave sn entertainment
1T was dU T0t. The cGTte of the most
eminent caterer was ransacked, and the
wine vaults We're bereft of their most
sacred helrlooms-Iquem and Rpderer
and Chquot flowed like water.
Wherever he went and whatever he
did, u careless prOdigaIity surrounded
him, and friends were plenty as those
time-h0nored leaves in VaIamhPosa,
They faWned upon him, and layfsIled
hattery as plentifuily as he did money.
He would have been justified in consiu-
eFlng himself peculiarly favored by
Providence in the matter Of friends, and
believing that should any misfortune
arise, he would have aregimentOf them
to fall back upon while the storm en-
| dured.
Last night we saw him sitting IN one
OF our theatres. He occupied a retired
seat and was quite alone. Fl REQUIRED
no special penetration to see that he
was In low spirits and things had not
gone we'll with him Of late. Not less
than a dozen Of his quondam conlpan-
ions. passed by as he sat there, and not
one OF that dozen saw him. They were
as cheerful and as well to do as ever
they looked the very fellows to Sian All
old friend on the back and cheer him
UP with q kind Wordanda sympathetic
look but they did neither Of Those
things. Their old benefaetor had met
with that little misfortune, you know,
and they couldn't see him as he ahrgnk
into the seat and bowed his head upon
his hands.
There was no distinct cut, no brnta1
slight, but a sort of bright SkimpoleaT
ignorance of anything gloomy 81 disa.
/ greeable. Hhe had been base enough
to appeal to their recognition lie would
doubtless not have been denied. but, no
appealing, he was simply left alone by
those to Whom for years he has been {
fountain of good cheer.
SD goes thesWorld. Its Just ais vel
to notice these little matters they ars
instructive and ASSIST q young ma ii
/ his Journey through life. TEE alAythins
could have intensified the contrast be:
tween that man and his former satel
ljtes, b was the TACT that he was al
npald III his misfortune as he wa
~'V III his prosperity.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

A Coon APPOINTMENT. = Governor
Kellogg, in furtherance of that wise
and co~nciliatory policy which he has
marked out for his administration, sec
.o onaea Fl + fna Hine a. Esq 4 sy p ! tI,a h fIm a .pf
Price, Hine & Topper, Tax Collector of
the parish of ST. Mary, vice Levi Oar
raj, ESD who failed to qualify. While
Mr.. Darral has many friends, who will
regret his inability to, comply with legal
congratulation on the part of all classes
of the people, that a gentleman 50 favor
ably known. thoroughly identified with
every interest Of the parish, and compe-
tent to discharge the duties Of this most
responsible position should have been
selected as Mr.. Darralrs successor.
This appointment is q bombsllen to the
extremists, and betokens harmony in
lieu of discordant strife.-[Attakapas
Register, a.; fr.sa
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Police Jury Proceedings.
OPELOUSAS. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
= -AFaJ.1I, 1F%h 1874

OPELOUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, !
t MARCH, 9th, 1879. :
The Police Jury met ~pursuantt0 a special call.
Present. John Roy, President; The0dule.FQnte-
not, T.. S. FontenOt, Homer Durlo ana L. {.
Chachere. [.i 49,
The Presflentt1 entn informed the Jury the OBJ
iect for tho call of this special meeting.
On motion Of MI. ChaChere, resolved that }.
T., Morris. state and Parish Tax Collector and
Assessor, is Hereby authorized to extend on the
Tax Roll of 1872, the amount of tax as provided
by resolution OF Mr.. Fontenot, OF Jan. Goth, 1873,
and to collect the taxes on said roll OF 1872, and
the Licenses of 1873, according to law.
On motion of Mr.. T. s. Fontenot, resolved, tlat
all claims against the parish, approved by the
Police Jury, shall be issued inGfHll0h the day OF
demand.
on motion the Police Jury adjourned
- ~ 800 i. JOHN ROY, President.
Attest: C. MAYO. Clerk. t'@
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

NOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
- tendu que Julie GUilbeau, de Ia Paroisse ST,
Landry, ayant prcscntC une petition Il rcfFet
Qttrc nonlnt administrative dc la succession
4e Oscar Bulliard, decide, reinforcement de- lI
hitr p~ArOisSe;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnt
aux int@rrs8es dams CettC succession d'uyoir A.
dcttntre par tcrit il mon bureau, dams les dix
lourS 4ul ~SHlvrQnt III date du present avis les
rllfollS' 81 itilcVne lis ont, pOur leSquelles il ne
Seralt pas fait drOit Il III dcmande dc In tlite pC-
titi0n. W. A. ROBERTSON. t4rntffaF
% mars,
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Bera"d a. Gsibert ". Francois q. Devil.

NAN
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
~ dry,-NO. 12224.-By virtue Of u writ Of fieri
facias issued out of thc honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish of ST. Ian
dry, III the above entitled suit, andto me direct
ed, | will proceed to sell ut public auction, to
the highest bidder at the Courthouse Of said
parish, iii the town of sOpelOusas, on SATIR~
DAY, the Sd day of May, 1873, at eleven
O'clock, A.4M., the following described pe0nerty,
to-wit-
All the rights, titles and interests Of f. &. De-
vi1liers in the estate of ArthGmise NGzat, CON
sisting of the following described property: A
certain plantation situated i'll the parish Of st.
Landry, on Bayou Teehe, about six miles FROM
OnelouSas, containing seven acres front by TWEEN
ty-tw0 i'll depth, bOundednorth by BayouTGcDe,
west by Louis VautrOt, south by Bienvenu Stel-
ly, and east by Jos. Rayol, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. e #g,
HOrse-eart andharness, one buggy one Amert-
cannlare, two heifeTs, fivemilch cows andcalvps,
one branding iron, two sows and pigs, household
and kitchen furniture. ~
A note of $2O0less $50, signed by f.. c. Devilliers.
Julia Deyilliers and Lucius Carrfere, d note of
$50 signed by V. e. Deyilliers, Il note of 800
signed by V. G. Deviiliers and Josette MoReau,
another note of 500 signed by V. G. DevillisPs
and JOSette MOreau.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
ECO. HAYES, Sheriff.
an 1npS H@
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M4EE&
r0TrR DE DISTRICT PAROISSE ST. Ian
~ ry.-NO 12248.-En ycrtu dun writ de ticri
faefas, lance par Honorable IN Hnttieme Cour
de District dc pEtat &c In Louisiana, dams ct
uo1r In Paroisse st. Landry, dams le process ci-
dessrs %intiti1ld, 1t 4 moi adrGsse; je pr9crderai
Il vendrc q Pencan public, Il la Maison de C0Hr
dc Ia dite par0issc, dams Ia vile Dies OpflOtsHS,
lc SAMEDI, 8 Mai, 1873, Il Glize heurcs du
matin, lcs proprietts cl-npres dGerltes sav3ir-
Les morceaux dc terTcs sltivanfcs, sttucs dams
In paroisse st. Landry ct dams le township g., sud
de In rang6c est, Gomprenant lc qHart nord-
est de la section "a, cOnteHant cent tinquantc-
neuf acres. Ii Dloitie nOrd lie la section 2G, con
tenant trOis cents dixhuit ct 22tI0o acres. Lc
quart sud-est de La section ~, c0ntenant cent
efuaaante-neuf let 1890 acres. Ia quart neF1l
de III section ~, contcnant centsOixante ct 69d01
acres. La Motto Quest dt quart sud-cst dc Ii
section "a, contenant Tnatreyrlgt ef 38llOb acres
ct la moitie nord du h1itieme sudde liz section 3D.
contenant qnarante ct fTim acres, .aNcc rniiteS
les batisses ct authorizations q1i ~ trouycnt.
SaiRies dams Faffairc ci-deSsuS.
ConditionS-Comptant.
% mars. Il. u. HA I EH' GltEil'
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How TO BREAK OFF BAD HABITS
Understand the reason and all the rea-
sons, why the habit is injurious. Study
the subject till there is no lingering
doubt in your mind. Avoid the places,
the persons, and the thoughts that lead
to the temptation. Keep busy ; idleness
is the strength OF bad habits. Do not
give up the struggle when, you have
broken your resolution, once, twice, a
thousand times. That only shows how
much need there is for you to strive.
When you have broken your resolution,
just think the matter over, and endeay-
or to understand why it's you failed, 80
that you may be. on your guard against
q recurrence of the same circumstances.
Do not think it is an easy tlingthat you
have undertaken. 1T is folly to expect
to break off Il habit in a day which may
have been gathering strength in you
for wears,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

Godey's Lady's Book for April, 1873,
has reached us. A Chrome premium is
given to every subscriber for the year
1873. Subscription, So per anIam. Ad-
dress Il. A. Cooley. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

&c. Bachelor, NJ. D., Grand Secretary
of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons Of tile State of Louisiana, has
our thanks for a copy Of the proceedings
Of fhe twenty-sixth annual e~onyocation
OF said Chapter, held in New Orleans on
the 18th and 18th February, 1873.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

An editor is a man that lives on what
other people owe him until he starVes
to death. A subscriber is one who takes
~ paper and says he is well pleased with
it, and he tells everybody else he ought
to subscribe. After he has subscribed
about seven years, the editor writes to
him and asks him to let him haye $3.50
and then the subscriber writes back to
the editor and tells him not to send his
old paper any more, for there smoothing
in it, and then the poor editor goes and
staryes TO death more. I'LL
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29
Succession dc Aimee ChacEman.-No,

NOUR DE PAROTSSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
~ tendte que Blaze Motto, de Ia ParOisse At.
Landry, ayhnt prcsentG uno petition d reffpt
4"trc nomue administrators de Ia succession
dc Aimee Chackman, dtcGdGe, reinforcement
de la ditc parOisse;
Ell consequence, avis est mar le present donna
aux lnttressts dams cettc Succession d'ayoir \
deduire par cert Il mon bureau, dams les dix
JourS qH %sniVront Ia date du present avis, les
serait pas tait droit a in deinandc de La iitc nett
ton. w. A. ROBERTSON CtInfsar
% lnars-imm.
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ID ALL ABOARD FOR TExAs.-0n and
after Monday, March Il, the through
Texas train Of the Atlantic and Pacitie
Railroad win leave ST. Louis at 10 p. nj.
(daily, except Sundays instead OF ., p.
M, as heretofore, in direct connection
at Ninitt with the Missouri, Kansasa and
Texas Railway, the great through route
to all Doints in Texas. No change of
cars from St. Louis to Vinita, 364 miles
from St, Louis. The last rail is. laid,
and all rail connection from st. Iouis
to Galveston is perfect. Est. Louis
Democrat. # If 81 zs<,!egz
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The man who advtertises shows mt
only q business talent about his neigh
bors, butshe may at once be reekoned
among the independent, generous and
public spirited Of the community. He
who hides his light undera bnshel when
such advantages as those at present af-
forded are so freely offered him does not
deserve to acknowledgements Ny.
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Succession dc VIVA. NJ. Cinrk.-No. 1886.

COCR DE PAROTSsE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
t"lIdt1 que Vincent BOagni, dc III Paroi,Sc
st: Landry, ayant pr6SrMtG unc petition Il rcffct
dGtrc noInnlG administrator de In succession
de VIM. B. Clark, dGGGdG, reinforcement dc Ia
ditG parOisse
Ell consequence, avis est par 10 present dGm6
aux interesaes dams cette succession d'avOir6
dtduire par Gcrit a mon bureau, dams les dix
jolrs qi srtiVTont In date du present avis, lea
lAlSOns, ~ aucune lis ont. pour lesqUslles ii ne
Serait pas fait droit il In deInande de In ditc petit
ton. W. \. ROBERTSON, Grpfii1r.
% mars.
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IA much-admired and very vivacious
beauty and belle" Of Memphis reckons
that saesis 'teveni' with the young MAJ
in whose lap in Court square she depos-
tied d rag baby carefully wrapped in a
shawl.
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Estate of Wm. H.. Clark.-No. 1886.

pARISH COURT, ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Vincent BOagni, Of the Parish of ST. Landry,
having applied by his petition to he appointed
ADMINISTRATION Of the estate Of VIM, 3. CLARK,
deceased. late of the Parish OF ST. Landry;
therefore, any person intending to make OBJ
in writing III my office, III the town of OpelOu-
SaS, within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
march %.
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yryHEE NEW ORLEANS TIMES.
THE LEADING JOURNAL OF THE SOUTH.

Devoted TO Literature and General News-Ihe
Observation-Disclosures N~atfynaET upies-Thc
No Ifarc OF the Planting Im~teEest-TIfes
progress Oh southern Commerce, aud
the Regeneration of Prosperity
in the Southern Sfstes,
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An eminent French physician asserts
that habitttal cigarette smokers will die
of consumption before they are SO years
old. .a E== ..+s+
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We learn Kellogg has appointed Mr..
Alyan i. Read District Attorney for
this judicial District, viceB u. CLANCY,
deceased. Barring oil difference of
opinion as to the legality Of AF. Kel-'
lOgg's government, we must say that
this appointment is mi against which
we can urge no complaint. So long rs
we are by force compelled to submit to
his government; we would prefer to see
such intelligent and respectable gentle
men as Mr.. Read appointed I'd eli such
responsible positions. = EBaton Rouge
Gazette and Comet.
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OFFICE STATE AMI PARISH TAX COLLECTOR,
O4elQusas, st. Landry parish La, March %, 1878
Notice in hereby given, that delinquent Tax
aFs1yssTSssT4s relieved from tlfes pagnIcn6B f 5He ill.
tcregt and penalties imposed olttheln for nom
payment 81 taxes when due, provided the same
are mala before tlaa fourteenth lay % 5aIlenext;
in default 0f which, all penalties and mteEesFfo
remain as heretofore, III accordance with Act
No. 48t approved March Il, 1873,
J, l.. MORRIS, Tax Collector.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-29

The Folio il amonthly publication de-
voted to Music and kindred subjects,
published at Boston by White, Smith u
Perry. at 81 per annum.
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Estate of Oscar Rullfurd.-Nn. 9a95

VH "WaEaIGWs-IVW BIS0,
PARISH COURT, S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
julie Guilbeau, OF the Parish of st. Landry,
having applied By, her petition to he appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of Oscar Bnlliard
deceased, late OF the Parish of St. landry;
therefore, any person intending to make OBJ
position to SAID appointment, will file the same
III WrltlnS, III my oticein the townofO pelousns.
within ten days from the present notice.
W, A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
march 29-imm. Nl
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Tile NorVak lQhio) Reflector says:
On 100 square rods Of land MVe-eights
0f an acTe1 hy actual measurement, Mr..
y. Grfsy, of this place, dug three hundred
and ninety bushels of potatoes, OF the
Early Rose YarietY-Df at the rate Of SIX
hundred and tWentyrf0lIr busllelstO the
acre! This seems almost an incredible
story, but of its truth we have no cues
ton, 80
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TO Paw YOUR FAXES.
- tsz# Nf GALL A
f. INCONSISTENCIES,
First Glass Grocery Store,
MAIN STREET. 0FELUESAs,

And hry vorlp groceries there In dealing With
bin, Isatt viii Save enough during one year, ON
aeconint of the difference in price and quality. To
pay Your taxes.
Supplies of the best flour, warranted To nc ~
raIrnaantod, and taken back if ii docs not give
satisfaction. The proprietor has had great rN
neriruce with fetgr, ana is Il competent iudgg
al, the article. MI kinds Of groceries received
bv every boat, and always ON hand.
Prices moderate to suit the times.
Jan. 2T-1y,
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Governor Kellogg's order forbiddine
under his administration is favorably
received, and we are assured it win be
impartia1ly executed. While SO many
of our most worthy citizens are so anx-
ious to serve the State, to it's glory and
honor it would be selfish and a crying
shame for one person to ~mOnOp0lize the
Observation-Disclosures Register.
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% mars, 1872


vincent B0agmi VS.. A. H.. MnyEkinss
nIsTRICTsCOURT, PARISH OF Sc. IAN
II dry.-EO. 12246.-By virtue OF writ OF tieli
facias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, 0fthe State ST Lnlisiana, I'll and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above @llti-
tied suit, and to me directed, I will proceed to
sell, ut public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse Of said parish, FIJI the town Of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 8rd day Of
May, 1878; at eleven o'clock 4. NJ, the follow
ing described property, to-wit-
The following tracts Ct land situated in ne
range east, comprising the northeast quarter
Of section q, containing one hundred and fifty
nine acres. The north half Or section %, con
aiming three hundred md 22Il00 acres. The
southeast quarter of section y, continuing one
hundred and fiffy-niHe and 7stt00 acres. The
north quarter of section 81, containihgOrie httld-
red and sixty and GoI10o acres. The west half of
the southeast qaarfersof section 81, containing
eighty aud 38EI80 acres, and the north half OF the
south eighth of section "a, containing forty and
17I1O0 acres, with all the buildings and improve
mentst thereon. --
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Il. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Hon. C. B. Darral1, NJ. G., has qua
thanks for Public Documents. @
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CR0W-At VernillionviTle, ON the 22d inst,
Mrs. Clara Grow, nee Lindsay, wife OF Col W.
G. Crow. -