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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-04-03
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Peter Marcy VS.. IA. W. McKAiEsaGY.
| roUR DE DISTRICT. PARoIssE ST. LAM
dry.-No. 1O385.-Fn yertu dun writde pluries
feri facias lance par rhoiioralle ID Hnitieme
Cour de District, dams etpour Ia Paroise st. Ian
dry, dams 10 process ci-dessus %fntitu1e, ct d moi
adresSe, je yendrai en- Eente prtblique, an plus
Otfrant encherisseur, a Ia Maison dc Cour de
la dite paroisse, dams LIZ Vile. DIES Opelousas,
lie SAMEDI, 4Avril, 1874, a ONE heures du 1natin,
Ia propriete yci-apres dAcrite, SAVIOR
Tine eertaine habitation, commits par lie nom
dc l'Esperance, situe sur Ia tete du bayou Pia-
dfemfne, dansaa paroisse st. LlEHlry, contenant
seize cent acres, plus on mOins, Giant la Inesne
habitati0n que lie dit Mckinney q aequis de
Francois Jean ct aItres, par trois aetes de vente,
une pass6 lie %. Janvief, 1860, pardeyant j. FL.
Sanloz, N0taire de la dite paroisse, ct deux passe
lie 1 JUN. 1850, pardevant lie Rfc0rdicur, Yves
D'Avy, de James w. Mckinney ct Theodore r.
Robert, ayant achete ooniointnnent ayee lc dit
Mckinney ct Robert dc Francois jean, lie % JAN
vier, 1860, la dite tuaae eat plus partieuliahehlent
decrite CONNIE suit, sayoir: Dams lie township
six, sud de 10 rqngae trOis est, de In District DIES
terres S1d-Ouest de In Louisiana. 1. La m0itie
sud de IN section ONE, ct Ia lnoitie nord du quart
nord-ouest dc In section quatorze, eontenant
quatre cent ,teux ct detli aeres. 2. La m0itie
Quest du n0rd-est ut quart sud-est etla lnoitie
est du quart siid.0uest, et h mOitifs dueqhaft
nord-ouest de Ia section quatorze, cOntenaIff
trois cent Yilgt-une ct 4SI100 acres. g. La motto
Quest d quart srid-ouest dc Ia section quatorze,
centenalt qtEltre-yingt ct 37l100 acres. 4. Lie
quart nerd-est du quart sud-est de la section
quinze. eontenant qsiaranfe ct 2SIl0O, acres. 8.
lie quart sna-est du quart Eud-est de la section
quinZe, eontcltant quarante It 23E4ee acres. q.
La moitie est de III muitie EST de liz section Qua
torze, contenant cent soixante ct 74ll00 acres.
Z. lie, quart nerd-est du quart sla-Ouest dc Ia
section No. sc, dams lc township No. ., sud della
range No. 2eSt, contennnt trente-neuf ct l2I1N
acres. &. La Motto est du quart n0rd-est dc Ia
section Nd. /, dams lie township 6. sudhde Ia ran
gee No. est, eentenant acknowledgements ct
36I1e0 acres, avec les .hatlssess ct saIueliorations
qut sly tPouyent. 80
Saisie dams lie process ci-dessus,
CoildiffOns-GDmptant.
q fey E. Q. HAYES, sheriff,
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I sFf@gF4eE-
Sustain tire Sinking System THE flashes
Of excitement produced By the stffHllllant in or
binary use, are followed by q reaction that il
always more or fessinjurfous. JUST as the dark
ness, illuiuinatUa fer amonaent by the hgletnilg,s
glare, becomes apparently blackcri than ever
after the FASH lis over, SO this mental gloom and
physical debility that vanish temporarily under
the influence of a5dFaan, return with a ten-fold
intensity when the first transient effect ceases.
Yet plysieiaiis habitualiy prescribe5t the liquors
OF commerce for patients suffering from bodily
weakness and mental dependency. The true
remedy in such cases is a pure stirlttlant meii-
Gated with the finest tonies and alternatives
which the vegetable kingdom affords, ana Hos
letters Stomach BitteFs Is the only preparation
at present known which thoroughly meets the
emergency. The effect of this popular reatora-
tlyefs continuous. Each dose taken inyigorates
the vital energies and the brain, and its pro
longed use win RnqucstionaBly cure any case OF
debility, hyp0chondria, or mental torpidity that
does NOT arise from organic dn1Bes beyond the
reach of medicine. It is, in the s~trictest sense
Of the word, an inyigorating and regulating cor
dial. II the nerves are tremulous and. relaxed
1t braces them !; If the bowels are c~onstfpated. it
relieves them ; IL the liver is torpid, 1t promotes
activity in that organ ii the mind Is gloomy. 1T
clears away the clouds If the appetite is poor
aud digestion q slow and painful operation, it
creates q relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert it intu healthful aliment. Moreover
II ii q specific for Q large number of ailments,
some of which are particularly prevalent in the
danal, and chilly weather which we so often ex-
perience in mid-winter. Among these may be
mentioned ~FlenIHatism, ahills and fever and all
the morbid conditions of the digestive ard So.
cretiYe organs s~uperindured by hidden changes
of temperature and the ~incienencies Of the
season.
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DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
- ry.-No 1237s.-By virtue of writ of ticri
faeias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court, in and for the Parish OF St,
Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to mo
directed, | will proceed to. sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse OF said
parish, i'll the town of Opelousas, on SATUR-
DAY, the I'd day of May, 1874, at eleven O'clock
4. NJ: the following described property, to-wit:
/. The undivided half OF q certain plantation,
situated at Gradenigo's Island, containing about
seventeen hundred acres of land. more or less,
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded north by public road leading from Ope-
l0usas to Vile Plate, south by land of widow
John Simopss ct ais, east by public road leading
to Vile Plate and property of Mrs. J. B. Roy,
west by land OF u I. Blackshear and LuGien
Duprt.
.. Two lots of ground situated in tho tawn of
OpelOusas, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, bounded north by lots OF I1r. j. L, Es-
forge, south by lots of Mrs. L. Deiean. east by
Court street, and west by Market street.
B. The iron brand with all the gentle horned
cattle branded with the same, about forty in
number and all the horses md hmares, gentle
and wild, branded with fhel suIne,t abefFt forty
head; it'll the lOuse furniture. Kitchen utensils,
etc, one old ne-top buggy, one old hack, two
Creole carriage ponies. -rifF rs t#h'Gs
SSeizedil the above suit, Is 81, -4,sq.ss
TcT1as.-Casl OIL the spot.
nfeii27 l.. %. HAYES. sheriff.
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New AD-yERTIsEMENTs
Rsta.e IL Ana Andru..-Ns. aya3.

Estate of Altna Aadruss-Na. 3yg3.
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT,
~ ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Clinton B. AntfrIaS,
OF the Parish af ST. Landry, Administrator
IGf the estate Of Anna ndrns, deceased, having
filed d final tahleaI Oft distribution Of the funds
Of said estate, accompanied By his petitian
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted BY an order OF court, bearing date
April I'd, 1874.
Sow therefore, notice is hereby given to AL
persons interested to make opposition to said
iIableaH in writing ut my office In the Of
D~pel6usls, within the time required by law. why
said t3bleau should not be hula01Ogated aIdc0n-
fifIled. ~. A, ROBERTSON, Clerk.
april lab
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PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. l6lO-
l. BY virtue Of an order of seizure and sale, is
sued out of the honorable Parish Court, in and
tied suit, and to me directed, / win proceed To
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House of said parish, in the town of Ope-
lonsas, on SATURDAY,, the Cd day of May,
1874, at IL O'Clock A.. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
A fractional town lot situated in the town of
OpeloISas, with all the buildings and improve
Inents thereon. having Il front on Court street
OF forty-two feet by a depth of forty-fve feet
and mime inches, bounded north by lot of9S. Qua
treyauX, west by Court street, south and east
by land belonging to Thomas r. Poiret,
Seized in the above suit. 49, ,f.r-,.-
Terms-Cash on the spot.
inch 81 Il, O..HAYES. Sher,hr
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A Fearful H~mmmdatfom.
THE DUTY OF THE HoUR-No FOLDED
ARMS. a.

~ ARMS. e.
Lake Providence Republican March 21st.1
One of those dire calamities which sd
often occur TO the inhabitanfs of the
| Mississippi Valley has befallen many
planters in this parish, by the fearful
creyasse a 1.-THE Rhodes Levee" opposite
not able to state fully how many plan
break, bat notices. than twelve or If
teen of the best places in the parish
have been submerged and viii remain
80 for weeks yet to come. Instead of
the river receding, it is now rising, not
withstanding the outlets that have been
made, and it will DO a long time before
any of those places lying under that
ereyasse will be in a condition to work,
at least too late for a crop of cotton this
year. We deem it our duty as q jour
nalist to note these facts, and to urge
upon the people, especially the freed
men, on those OverftOwed places, the I'M
portance of securing land in time to get
in Il crop. The freedmen are depend
ent entirely on the soil and their own
hard labor for support. In this Parish
they find a grateful soil which yields
them an abundance of the royal staple,
NIICh tiIt9 give ~ III LudG ldUEl WHICH
colored people alone can give in this
climate. They find themselves now in
the midst of an ocean of water, where
if they remain they must suffer, The
land owner is helpless, then it is their
duty to get on dry land and go to work.
1t is first the duty of their employers to
secure places to remove them and their
stock, farming utensils, etc. IF the I'M
ployer does not and can not pay them
wages, they should seek lands on other
places. Above Lake Providence there
is sufficient land lying idle, rich and in
good condition, to accommodate all of
them. We urge upon the cOlOred peo-
pie the Importance of looking to this
matter. 1t is a question OF. meat and
bread-we al feel an interest il, it, for
upon the labor of the eolored people de-
ponds the Livelihood of every body in
Carroll-and there is no bread for oilers.
At the same time we suggest to the
planters owning lands, above overflow.
to be reasonable and not to extortionh' in
rent. Do not take advantage of the mis-
fortunes of your neighbors, but rather
lend them a helping hand and let them
have your lands cheap. Go. and help
them to move out of the water. ''
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The Newspaper Blockade
tFrom the N. Q. Republican March 2sth.l

from the N. O. Republican March 25th.f
When the daily papers were arrested
by the Disagreement OF the printers
and prOprietOrs, it seemed to us that
the wheels of society had stopped. We
were surprised to see the banks open,
draws running, and all the thouglftless
multitude rushing about as it uncon-
sciouS of that Imminent and impending
calamity-an eclipse of the daily light
of the daily press.
1t led to some reflections upon the
value of the daily press, and the inn
mense obligations which society owes to
| that institution. Commerce awakes to
find every morning the price or gold,
and of all other marketable commodi-
ties the shipping on the ocean or river
is announced the politicians learn the
state Oft national legislation and of
party intrigues; the miscellaneoustread-
er is reioiced with the latest fires, sui
cides, or calico raids ON the bar-rOoms
and barrel-heuses. Besides, it may be
modestly added, that every journal con-
tains an editorial homily with the
political admbhitions, whereby the
reader may walk Alright during the day.
1t Is not probable That society realizes
| the full value of an institution which,
at so little cost to each, provides so
much information. 1t is WREN obliged
TO wear b bai1lage over our eyes, for q
day or two that we return appropriate
thanks to Providence for the blessing
of good sight.
Society Should. then, appreciate the
value of q daily press, and remember
that it cannot be sustained without
liberal patronage. It is particularly to
be regretted that an apparent conflict
- SvN% nrHn1f@ hnrt aoasap 4YnaAt f4n&rSrnnSA 3+ha
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Bloch, BriitOn & Co. W.. Kenneth Rail.

AElS COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1873
- by virtue Of Il writ Of fieri facias issued our
VI inc honorable Parish Court, in and for the
FaIlsh OF st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, l will proceed to sell. at,
ptDllr auction, to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse OF said parish, in the town of Ope-
1874, ut eleven O'Clock (. NJ, the fol1owinrJ
described property, o-wit-
A certain Judgment rendered in favor of Ken
titled Kenneth BaIliio VS.. W. r, Hughes
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-On n credit of twelve months. p1rch.
law, l"
1nch 70 + HAVE ah.w1 =
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AN ITEM WHICH EVERY MAN
SHOULD READ.

The following which We find III an ex-
change, is worthy of a conspicuous place
in every paper, We give itsuch aplaee.
that it may be brought prominently be-
fore that class to be found in every com
munity who should improve Their
tongues by reading it:
We have probably all of us met with
instances in which a word heedlessly
spoken against the reputation of a fe-
male has been magnified by malicious
minds until the cloud has been dark
enough to evershadow her whole exist
ence. To those who are accustomed,
not necessarily from bad motives, but
from thoughtlessness, to speak lightly
of ladies, we recommend these "hints'
as worthy of consideration:
Never use a lady's nam in improper
places at an improper, time, or Ia mixed
company. Never make assertions about
her that you think untrue, or illusions
that You think she herself would blush
to hear. When you meet with men who
do not scruple to make use of woman's
name in a reckless and unprincipled
manner, slun t~hem-they are the very
worst members of the community-men
lost to every sense of honor, every feel
ing OF humanity. Many q good and
worthy woman's character has been
forever ruined and her heart broken by
n lie manufactured by some villain, and
repeated where ii should not have been,
and in tile presence Of those whose lit
tie Judgment could not deter them from
circulating thefonl and Dragging report.
A Islander is soon propagated, and the
smallest thing derogatory toa woman's
character will fly on the wings of the
wind, and magnify as it circulates, un-
til its monstrous weight crashes the poor
unconscious victim. Respect the name
of woman; your mother and sisters are
women, and as you would have their
fair anne untarnished, and their lives
unembittered by the slanderer's bitter
tongue, heed the i'll your " words
may bring upon the mother, the sister,
or the wife Of some fellow creature.
@ B# e
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Ex4G0vs Hebert i'm Reply 1,
Glen. BeaslregaE1.

WAsn1NGToN, March 20.AGov. Hebert
publishes d letter to-day mfepiy t0Gen.
Beauregard. These paragraphs occur
"Gen. H6bert has disqualified himself
from speaking for the suffering white
people OF the State by accepting an Office
from and lending his influence to those
who have nsurPed its Government to
desp0il them.e
The statement above quoted liz tainted
with the animus of an insinuation which
casts All Unjust and uTcalled for Teflec-
ton upon my motives.
The Governor gives the political his
tory of Gen. Beaufegafd and iargaes If
either ii disqualified from speaking for
the people of Louisiana, it is Gen. Beau~
regard. HGbert cfaims that his appOint-
mGnt came almost directly from the
President, and concludes One word in
regard to the present State A1ministra-
ton. III his last annual message Gov.
Kellogg enumerated certain proposed res
forms, which met with the approval OF
all good citizens, under difficulties al
most appalling, considering the legisla-
tive material he hal to deal with. He
has, through his own pers0nalexertions,
aided by some good men in the Legisla-
ture succeeded III passing most of these
measures, and they are now laws, also,
As long MS he fights ID ont on that line /
shall give linn my support, and so should
all good citizens, irrespective of party
prejudices. But should Coy. Kellogg,
unfortunately, for his own reputation,
present and TO come, and still more uIl-
fortunately for the barely possible re
coYeTy 0f d plHDdered, impoverished and
struggling State, abandon that policy, I
for ore shall be found I'LL the front ranks
Qf opposition with pen antl tongue as
i would be under like circumstances
against any State government, Demo-
cratic or Republican.
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Bloch, RritGOn g. Dc. VS.. Kenneth Rail.
lin.

COuR DE PAI:OIssE, ST. LANDRY-So
- l3I3.-Eny ertu dun writ dc ticri farias, lance
parlhonorable la COurde Paroissc, dams ~ nom
u ParoisSe st. Landry, dams lc process ci-dessus
intltllle, ct 4 moi ~adresse, je vendrai en- vcnte pn-
de Co,r de Ia dite paroissc, en- In willie done.
iousas, lie SAMEDI, 4 Avril, 1874, i orc
heures du matin, la proprietc ci-aprcs d6critr,
TN certain iugemcnt rendu en- faferr de Ken.
nctn Baiil1O, dams lc process No. 1864, COur- de
District, intitulG Kenneth Bailli0 vs.. ". r.
Hughes. La
Satisfies dams lie process ei-desSus. % F .F , e
COndlt1ens--A an credit de douZe mojs. roc-
la 1Oi. n
90 mars T. q nAyEc ri,6r;s
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Estate Of Zephirin Fomtenot.-No. 300.

pARIsH COURT, ST. LAEDRY.-wHEREAs,
Fir1nin FOntenot, of the Parish of st. Ian
dry, has applied by his petition to be appointed
administration of the estate ofZ6phirin FontenOt,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. landry:
Therefore, any person intending TO make op-
position to said appointments will file the same
In writing in my office. i'll the townof Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. 4. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Anril 2-ifs -
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Alaelia Lessnssier vs.. Gas.axe nonnrn

N@vc Tomato
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH or ST. LAM
facias, issued out OF the Honorable the EieStI,
District Court in and for the Parish of ST, Ian
1ry, IN the above entitled suit, and to me df.
tected' VIII proceed to sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse of
5ald parish, in the town of Opelousas, Oh SAT-
CRDA4 the ed day of May, 1874. at eleven
o'clock \. NJ, the following described property,
A ceItainlot of ground, situated in tile town
OF 0pelousas, parish of. st. Landry, with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon, bounded
east by Main street, south and west by lots of
DR.. W. A. Robertson, and north hy - street.
Seized in the above suit. ~ TFff- $500
Terms-Casho on the spot.
mch2 q " L. 0. HAYES, Sheriff,
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TAX NOTICES.
NOTICE TO

~ -4#H-AL F#Et%FF =s5-----4kAYG AyA&. - - FygH
OFFICE OF STATE AND PARISH TAX COLLECTOR
Parish of st. Landry. )
0pelousas, La, March 9th, 1874. }
In obedience to an Ordinance passed by the
Police jury, at its last meeting, the following
tableau is herewith published Tor the infof4na.
ton of all parties Interested; k5#k
Total amount of property subject to
Parish 81 ,7Os,07g
Amount of Parish taxes levied by the
Police Jury to DO extended on Tax
s5 Roll of 1873 and collectable In 1874. &55.9 0
\, Making the rate of taxation 81 29Tl00 per cent.
inn, or thirty-two mills and fwo-tenths on the
dollar. ]. L. MORRIS, Collector.
march PINT - EIIi
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Estate of Marie Philippe beam LOnis

TWHVUIUI dIU OITTT1Vh GOlTUdU.~-NU. JIgI.
pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS.
Paalln stage, OF the Parish st. Landry. has
applied by his petition to he appointed admin
istrat0r of the estate OF Marie Philippe Jean
Louis Fontealot and Charles Soileau. both de-
ceased, late Of the Parish Of st. Landry;
Therefore. any person intending 10 mak OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
IN writing in my office, in the own of Op,el0u-
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
". \. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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plie United Suites Senate, yesterday
afternoon, by d close vote, determined
on a400.0 000. 900 as the maximum amount
Of legal Tenders, The House, a dav or
two ago, passed Il similar measure. This
legalizes Secretary Richardson Yesisslie
last fail, during and after tile panic, Of
part Df tie $A4.0OD,0O0 reserve, and an
Ehnrizes HIM t0 iSslits tile remainder.
I'm. @. Times, MARCH, 81.
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aIARISH COURT, s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. Narcisse J.. ~Carmouche, of the Parish of st.
Landry, has applied by, his petition, to he ap-
Carmouche, deceased, late of said parish:
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office, in the town OF Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
y ~ W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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NOTICE. 20
AND PARIsHTAx Co
rxL-fAL -R CA

UFEICE and PARISH TAA 4
Parish of st. Landry. :
0pelousas. La, March 27tf, 1874. J
] hereby give public notice that / am nov
ready to collect State and Parish taxes for the
current year. / or my deputy will be In my Office,
in the town of Opeleusas, every day frofn 8 A.
81, to II NJ. and from 2 to s r. NJ, to collect said
taxes, which will LAY to be paid within twenty
days from the date hereof. After that date
viii most positively collect with costs and use
all such stringent measures as are within my
reach; according to the laws Of the State of Lon.
istana.. i. L. NORRIS, Collector.
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It was a North Carolina Landlord who.
posted the notice in his lNnipg-room
that members OF the Legislature would
be. first seated, and afterWard the
gentlemen, Ill a'}H
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.
TO TAn coLIRCrORs.

MOTIVE TW TAA GBLAEDTURBs
Yen are hereby Instructed to proceed at once
.capitaI TAX, as ptovIdedsb T Law. II HI eases
where such licenses end papftal tax shall not
have beegSRaid ~ the fourth tIaySof april next.
Won will WueeedaGo Euasect the same under the
provisions of act No. of 1873, by seizure and
sale, or by applfeattph through the Assistant
Attorney General for Writs OF injunction to close
up the places Of business Of such persons as re-
fuse to pay their licenses.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
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lNEzTME A, GrIDKY,, Den, clerk,

~.tl-0PELoUsAs, March, 3ist, 1874. J
Thereby certify that.th within was this day
recorded in Mortgage. Book No. Is, page 573. IN
testimony whereof I hereto sign my name and
ftlx the seal OF M office. ss
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
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Charles w. CanMmnck va. AIRED Te.--

O"HEIP" W. C0AaAhAhck vs.. Alfred Paw,
YOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIsSE ST Lam
- dry;-No. 1882. EN- yertu dun writ dc fIeri
Iaclas' lance par Honorable Ia Huitieme Cour
&c District de PEtat dc Ia Louisiana, Gans
ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie proces
clIuessus lntltllle, ct a moi adress6, .ie proeede.
RAJ Il Vendre a fencan public. a la Maison de
Sonf lie la dito parOiSSc, dams III Vile dies One
loh>as, lie SAMEDI, 4AvriI, 1874, i ONE henres
gu mat1h, les prophecies ci-apres d6crite, SAVIOR
une machine INA avec Ia force de douze che
cettC paroisse. N"n9
Saisies dams ~ process ci-lessus.
C0ndltions-COlnptant.
20 mars r, O. HAYES, Sheriff