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SOME HOPE.

We do not like to be sanguine and
make our hope leap to baseless cOnclu-
siOns, but there are indications which
point 10 a future for Louisiana full OF
promise. 1t is impossible to avoid see
ing, that apart from political complied
ti0ns, in fact despite Of them, that new
avenues of property are opening for us
which in time will make rs Independent
of any political muddlc which has hith-
rrtO stiffled us.
The first significant fact is the pas
sage of through trains to the farthrest
West and North freighted with our
special products, aud bringing back the
wealth of these sections to our capital
city.
The second is the death blow which
will be given to the tOw-hoat company
WHICH has controlled the mouth of
the Mississippi. These two events have
come to us suddenly, and at q time
when the outlook was deplOrable and
without hope. We were under a spell.
Whatever was good, or beautiful, or
useful within our borders was hidden
from the view of the multitudes who
saw only n dreary sodden waste. But
the Prince came, for after all success is
tho legendary Prince, and the through
trains were his fairy chariots. The
awakening from the long nap has fol-
lowed, and the stones are reused to life.
What kind of life it will be remains to
be seen.
The lethargy has been SO long and
so full Of bad dreams that all the clat-
ter of the Princes chariot wheels will
not Immediately develop useful endeav-
or. But to be awake is something
gained over the old language though it
may take n little time to yawn, and
stretch and make ready for work. All
the elements of greatness lie within the
the compass of this little State. Fertile
soil, healthful climate, a net work of nav
igable rivers and bayous which vein
the land inevery direction, undeveloped
Industries which would make the for
tune Of a Northern State, a people
hospitable and generous make up IL
whole which no other State in the union
possesses.
Why then should we remain in an
eternity Of sackcloth and ashes? The
prospects for a coming crop are excel
lent. Every thing points to a bright
dawn for the State.
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SHERTFF'S SALES.
vincent Ronsni %. simon Rlocb e,

r.. - -,
vincent BOnSnA vs. simon Bloch et ais.
INSTRUCT COURT PARISH OF ST. Ian
try.-No. 123T9.-By virtue of an order of
seizure and sale Issued out Of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, In and for the Parish of
St. Landry. In the above entitled suit, and to me
to the highest bidder at the Courthouse of snIi
parish, IN the town of Opeleusas. on SATT r
DAY. the eth day Of March, 1874. at eleven
n'rln"k. \. NJ, the following described nronrrtv,
to-wit-
\ certain pIantatiUu, situated in said n1rish.
on the BAYOU Sackttt, Will, all the buildings and
improvements thereon. mules, work st0rk farm
inE utensils. and the crop OF corn. HAY, fodder,
49,, ron,,, =, 1C-y a. Iri, tl,int- - '""
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The January number of BlackwOOd,
Just republished by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., 140 Fulton Street, N. Y,
contains the conclusion of "The Pari-
sians," which adds one more to the list
of Bulwer's charming novels. Another
serial, "The Story of Valentine and his
Brother" is commenced in this number,
and promises to be a narrative of great
interest. 81. H... ....
WealsO find the second number of
international Vanities," treating of
Forms" 1t tells of the wording of d.
pIomatic and ether documents and the
languages in which they are written, is
interspersed with quotations showing
the style of royal letters, treaties, etc,
and is written with a touch of humor
that makes it quite an amusing article.
Then we have John Stuart Mill an
Autobiography telling the story of a
precOcious and isolated childhood, and
it's effect OH the whole future life Of the
man.. It viii have a peculiar interest for
those who have the guiding of youthful
minds, though no one should pass it by
without a careful perusal. -H.,.
The " Note relating to the Story ofthe
Missing Bills" is as entertaining as the
story itself, and should be read by all
lovers of the marvellous as we'll as by
those of n o practical turn of mind.
As yet no one seems able to find a salts
factory solution of the mystery.
Itis followed by"A Pieceof Heather"
a saucy little poem ending with o slight
dash of sentiment.
"The Indian Mutiny Sir Hope Grant"
The writer of this article evidently feels
deeply on the subject of this terrible re-
volt, and portrays the sutferings of the
British from the heat Of the climate, as
well as the barbarities Of the rebels, in
u graphic manner. He does not fail to
recount deeds Of heroism, nor to give
honor where it is due. @
An account of the "New-Year Politi-
cal Aspect" brings us, all too soor, to
the end of this number.
The increased size of the type is a de-
cided Improvement, making the page.
larger and handsomer, and still more
closely resembling the original.
Ht% #.
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Precautions Against Sickmess,-The
ability of the human body to resist the causes of
disease depends upon its vigor and upon the
regularity with which the several organs per-
form their functions. In the winter the most
prolific sources of sickness are damp and cold,
and 1t is therefore wise and prudent to fortify
the system against them by wholesome stinu-
lgtiGR, Hence it is that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters prove such IN admirable safeguard
against the complaints most common at this
season. The ingredients of this powerful vege-
table invigorant comprise three essential medi-
cal clements which act simultaneously upon
the digestion, the circulation, the secretions,
and the nerves, infusing strength and regularity
into all. In this way the Bitters put the body
in the beRt possible condition to escape an at
tack of rheumatism, or intermittent fever, or
indigestion, or biliQuspess, or of pulmonary di-
sease. Cold and damp are very depressing; al
most as much so as excessive heat, and a pro-
tective medicine Is quite as needful in winter as
i'll summer TIL commercial timulants so un-
wisely taken in form of drains to keep out the
cold" have a precisely opposite effect to that
produced by Hostetter's Bitters. Their first re-
suit is succeeded by a reaction which devital-
ICES and prOstrates the system; while, on the
other hand, the tonic and vitalizing operation
of the great vegetable invigorant, is not only
immediate but permanent. There is no revul-
sion, no reverse nervous action, The physique
is strengthened, the appetite increased, the
bowels regulated the stomach reinforced, and
these conditions continue. II dyspepsia or
rheumatism, or biliousness, or intermittentfeyer
OF, general debility, or nervous weakness, is
present in the system, expel it with this pure
and harmless anntidqte, which Is not Gully in
valuable as n preventive of sickness, but also
a remedy for a large class of disorders,
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The Joys of a Good Garden.

Let any farmer take say an acre o fland,
more or less, according to the size of
his family, fence it 20 as to keep out
fowls and all other depredators, make
it thoroughly rich, and then plant one
half to grapes, ~blackberries, raspherries,
| gOOseberries, and strawberries, currants,
asparagus, and rhubarb or pie-plant.
On the other half let him plant, as soon
rs the ground is fit, peas, onions, let
tuce, raddishes, and a few early beets !;
also SOW some early cabbage and to-
matte seed for early plants, being care
full as sOon as they arc up to cover them
at night, to prevent injury by frost.
Peas, onions, radishes, lettuce, and
beets will stand considerable frost with
little or no injury. Later, as danger
from frost ceases, plant more peas, snap
beans, parsnips, carrots, late beets, sum
mer, fall, and winter sqashes, q few hills
of early cucumbers, and any other veg
etable that the family may like. Sow
late cabbage seed, and later in the sea-
son plant c%ucumbers for pickles.
After the small fruits have come into
full bearing, let us see what this acre
Of land viii furnish atable. Very early
in the season he will have asparagus
and Dic-plant, to Whet his appetite on,
Soon after radishes will be large enough
to use. Anon currantS and gOOseber-
ries will have grown large enough to
stew. He will o after have the
pleasure of eating green peas and beans,
with onions for seasoning ; and a few
early cucumbers, to put him in the hui
mor for strawberry shortcake, cream
and Strawberries. And by the time he
has finished these the rasbcrries will
be waiting his pleasure. II he is now
tired of fruit, he can have some early
beets and summer squashes. The early
tomatoes should now be ripe, and car
rOts and parsnips large enough to dig,
for a change, His blaGkberries should
now be ripe, soon to be followed by the
delicious grapes. If he is fond of a
good baked squash, let him now. try
the Boston Marrow or the American
Turban, and he will have it.
Let the surplus small fruits be dried
or canned for winter use. Put up a
keg of cucumber pickles; can. preserve
or put up in some way the suplus tOma-
toes make q barrelO of krOut from paPtof
this winter cabbage. Holding UP the re-
mainder of the p~arsnips, carrots, and
fall and winter squashes, have an end
less variety of green and good things,
that will last all through the long and
dreary winter. Some may think this a
fancy and overdrawn picture; but let
such try the experiment, and see if they
do not then say with me, that in no 9th
en- way can they have SO g0Od, so health
full and so cheap living.|Exchange.
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E"gcnic Pilnlc. mdnnim;s,rn,r;c. -

&g'th lt DISTRICT, PAKOISSE ST. Ian
hlE'-No: l2HG I'm vrrtu d'un OI,IIY. ln Inis;
~ ur T"htc' lane" par l'honornhlt In Huiti%,nn
: '"rr m% i'lS1r1ct d." fEtat dc la Louisiana. DAM.
It pour III P"rni,S'' st. Landry, dams L. nr %";
cl-ucSSuS i%nlitulf, It d moi adrcsst. ir nroc ta%n"?
Il EtilItir Irn!ean public. 4 Ia Maison de- Cam
nc IA 1I,t narolSS", dams Ia Vile dies OprlonsnH;
Fcyri"r. 1871. 4 one hrnrr4 In
llatln, les prophecies ci-aprtS iccritrs. sovoirt
l. IN moroccan dc tcrrc h0iSGp. cOnl,,I,,nt ,nu+
,ielZr Hcf"s, Sit'lc en- crt1c p9rOiSse. dams H.
InNilNilil, emo, TtnEte tr0iS r4t, dc lauIeiir ~
@l1U est 'tlls la section SOiXantp-srizp, 1T ~ ANN,
tNl III lfirllr .Suu-olest de Ia section sol yantr.
'TolE, ~ borne nord ct est par les tcrres dc Dali
tolit Joni",It, au sud par les torres dc In snr-
c'Ssioh a' tlriStoyal Dnprt, dicG,lc, Ct orrst
par Dalicourt Jouhert, ""HI
=. : u norrrau tie t"rlc h"iSrr, contcnant Gina
acres. ttalit lie quart sud QUEST du uIIart nn,,L' :" ~
tltctiohrD Il" Ia section ,t0uZc.
., Ia Hlorceau tic terrc bOisee. "taut lc 0uart
'i QUAR- hofd+'7t. quart fractional de In srrtinr
uouZe. contcnant trcntr-Ipuf acres. Wv
p. Cne traction tie terra nOiI,V, Ctant "d,us1a
section dnlZe, c0ntrnaut ONE ct 4lIInp tnr.s
""ni les lures Il" %nit pas galantieS.
SaloicS dams lr process ri-lc54us.
Condltlons-COmptant.
81. Joo J.. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Penalties and costs on delinquent taxes due
the above funds are also cOlIeCtablc In currency.
The balance OF thctWCntY-OnC and a half mills.
viz: fourteen and a half mills, together with
penalties and costs accompanying the same and
back licenses, is, under the provisions of section
fifteen Of the act No. 3, approved January "a,
1874, collectablG either in cash or Auditors war
rants issued for claims due, prior to January l,
1874. For this portion of the delinquent taxes
all State warrants issued for services rendered
or claims due prior to January /, 1874, are re-
Ccivablc, except such as are affected by injunC-
tiOns, viz:
Sl4l 900 issued under acts Nos. 90 and 100 of
1870, during the months of august, September
and October. 1872, TO W. A. Weed IL Co.
5000 issued under act No. 50 of 1873, during the
month 4 of March. 1878, TO various parties,
3. You will also proceed at once with the col
lection of licenses for the current year, making
rcquiSition on this office fOrthe necessary blanks.
Licenses as we'll as taxes for the current year
arc all receivable in currency only.
1. All taxes are due and COllectable Oh the first
day IF February i'll each year. 1t has been els
tOlnary tOdelay collcctiUnsunti the fall months,
but this Is not required by law, and is productive
Of serious Inconvenience to this office its we'll as
TO collectors. You will he required to use the
utmost diligence i'll making a. many collections
as possible early in the year. In most cases it is
AS easy, and in some portions of the State it is
more convenient for taxpayers to pay i'll the
spring months than later i'll the year. In all
such eases there is no good reason for delay. and
Il change from the former system is desirable in
order to relieve this and the TTeaSurcr'S offices
from the confusion which results from crowding
so much of the business of the year into the last
few days of December, and at a time when our
hooks should he balanced in order to prepare
annual reports.
). Blank tax receipts in hook form. with stubs
attached, will he furnished by this office, and the
issue of any other, in receipt %fOrtaXcs, is strictly
prohibited. These receipts must be used for both
current and delinquent taxes collected; hut in
no case must one receipt cover taxes for more
than one year.
Said tax receipt books will. in future. be held
IR n1Tt of the records nf the Collectors office
and upon the final settlement tho book or books
containing the stubs and remaining unused re-
ceipts must be returned to this office.
Each receipt given to taxpayers should he
numbered, and the stub from which it was de
tached must bear the corresponding number,
and i'll all other respects be properly filled up as
indicated thereon.
CHARLES CLINTON,
feb 6-ff Audi+or
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syfroy Manuel Va. Emile Manuel. aa,,,

COCR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-NO.
l57q.-rEn vertu dun ordrc de saisie ct de
Sente'. lance par Phonorable la COur dc ParOisse,
dans ct pour IL ParOisse st. Landry, dams le
process ci-dessus %intitule, ct a moi adressf, ic
vcndral en- yGntc. publique, au plus otfrant en-
ch!rrlSSeur, Il In NlaisOn de COur de la ditc pa-
7 FeFrier' 1874, les prophecies ci-apres dGcrltes,
SAVIOR:
IN certain moroccan tic tcrrC dc prairie, nest1.
rant qnarAnte nrpents, etant me part diane
@randc nlorceau de terrc bOisec ct prairie. borne
an llord par les tcrrtR de John Vcillon. al sud
par les terres lie =, 4 Test par OlibG Manuel,
ct Quest par lie vcndcur.
Termes ct COnditiOna-La a0mme dc deuN cent
pastries HNcc hult pour cent par an d'intGrGt de-
puts r. Ter Mai, 1873, compliant ct Ia balance
lmlablc lc ler Mai, 1874. L'aequGrCur fourni<-
SAINT son bond aver s6curitt scion la lui. nonr "a
sure L. Placement de Ia ditc somrnc a credit.
f. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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TOUR DE PAROIsSE. ST, LANDRY.-AT-
~ tendu qrc James NJ, Whisc. IL Ia ParnlS5c
ct. Landry, ayant pHtSentG une prtition 4 lcflet
deere uoninG administrator DE- Ia succession
de BENJAMIN K. White. dfcGdc, reinforcement se
En consequence. avis est par lc present tonnG
aux intcrcsSes dams Cettr succession IayOiE- u
dGdllrc par 6crit Il mon bureau, dams les dix
innrs qui sutvront In date du present avis, les
raison5. Il aucuns ia ont. pOhr ~lesqueHcs il ne
acrait uas fats drpit Il Ia dcInande de la dite peti>
don. W. A. ko5A.EtS1$ 6f"hheF"
az lanT
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SyfrOy Manuel VS.. Emile Manuel, adm.

! pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-N0. 1570-
By virtue of an order Of seizure and sale, is,
sued Out OF the honorable Parish Court, in and
tied suit, and to Inc directed, I will proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, ut the
Court House OF said parish, III the town of Opc-
lonSaS, on SATURDAY, the Eth day Of Febrl,-
cribcd property, t0-wit:
\ certain tractof prairie land, measuring forty
arpents, being part Of a larger tract OF prairie
and woodland, bounded north by land Of John
Veillon. south by land east
by Olbt Manuel. aud west vendor.
Terms and FondltiOnS-rhc sum of two hum
urea d0llafS With y per cent. per annuln interest
thereon from May ii 1873, cash; and the balal.so
payable May 1st 1871. Purchaser to furnish
bond with security according 10 law, to secure,
payment of said Sun.
+. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
ian. Q
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SEFERIFF'S SALES.
Eugene Piiase, adm'1, ~. Theo,,o
Taladr.

Valadp.
lDlSIRlCT COURT, PARISH OE ST rN,
uF'-N0. 123j6.-By virtue OF nm nrdcr ~
1Slzu[e ana sale issued out Ut the honorahI ~
ElShtii District Court, in and for the parish nf
Hlr"c1ett. will proceed to sell at public a rcfIn
10 'he highest bidder, at the C0nrthouse NJ aoHi;
pat1Sh, m the town of Oprlousas, on SITI"p''
~, the tn day Of February. 1874, ot cloCcr
to-wit- 'tl1oeo property,
~ tracy OF wood land containing ono bpu
.Icu illu ihlrtc"n acres. situated in said norish
~ township nNc, range three east. Of wbinh 20
a!inV acres are in section spyruty-Scycn InI a.
Wv" HcfeS nl which are the south wcsttrn ",ut
u section SlNty-thrCr. and bounded north r"ti
casi ny lanl or Dali""ult Joubcrt, SortL hr,"mti
VI INC estate OF IlriStoval DuprC. dcCrA ed 81 ' "nf
west ny DalcOurt .JOubcrt. ''' anu
:. n iracl OF wood land, containing five ocr.y
mems me southwest quarter of n0rtI -.'S ~ NO. "non
Ter IFhctlonaD OF section twelve. H""'
j. n tract OF wood land, being thc ,i,,tb- o,,,
Iudftcf or northeast fractional uIartrr If ,mo '
'l"h tWclVf, containing thIrty-ninc acrrs "N
A. \ fractional tract Of wood land .ivirc J.,
section IWrIlc, containing eleven and Inn
''Ct'S' put no title guaranteed to the SAME +"
SrlZctt i'll the above suit.
IerInS~CASh on the spot.
doc. f.. o. HAYES. sheriff.
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She always stood upon the steps,
just by the cottage door,
Waiting TO kiss nae when I came
Each night home from the store,
Her eyes were like two glorious stars.
Dancing In Heavens " blue.
Papa, she'd call. like wee bird,
Is lootin' ont for u
Alas! how sadly do our lives
Change as We onward roam
/, For now no birdie voice calls out
To bid me welcome home:
No little arms stretched out to me.
No blue eyes danning bright
Are feeping from the cottage door
When come home Mt night.
and vet it comforts me to think
That when I'm called AWAY,
From scenes below to those of bright,
And everlasting day,
4 little angel at the gate,
VITA eyes livinely blue. Il.
VIII cal with birdie voice, aPapu, s
Ia iootin' out for ou."f
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Ernest Potter, adm, vs.. Charles Miller
NOUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY.-No-
1157-En yertu dun writ de tieri facias, lance
par PhOnOrable Ia COurd de ParOisse, dams ct pour
10 Paroissc st. Landry, dams lc process ci-dess,ls
%intitule, ct il moi adress6, je vcndrai en- ventc pu-
blique, au plus otfrant enChGrisseur, u In MaiSbI
de COur de la ditc parOisse, Ell In willie dope
lousas. le SAMEDI, 7 Fevricr, 1874, h Oilze
heures du matin, L. proprietc ciapres d6eritc,
Savolr-
I'm certain moroccan dc tcrrc mesurant dCux
arpents ct demi de face par q~aarunte en- pro
fOndcur, borne AT nord par -, Il Pest par
Onezime T. Guidry, au sad par Madame TrGrifc
GuIdry, ct Quest par L. bayou Plaqueminc Brit
ee, dams III par0isse st. landry.
Saisies dams lc process cf-dcSsuS.
ConditiOns-Cofnptant.
T. O. HAYES, Sheriff.
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IL. III. LIsrclI, Test. Ex'r, vs.. e. w.

III. HI. LitIclI, Test. Ex'r, VS.. e. w.
Sylvester.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF 81. Ian
dTy.-NO. 13O39.-By virtue of a writ of ticri
facias, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court. in and for the Parish of ST. Ian
dry, il the above entitled suit, and to me direct
ca, will proceed to sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse of said
parish, III the Town of Opel0usas, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of February, 1874, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property,
tO-wit-
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton nineteen, and the cast half of the southeast
quarter Of section eighteen, and she southwest
quarter of section seventeen, and the west half
N the southeast quartcr.Qf section twenty, and
west half of southwest quarter md west half of
northwest quarter of section twcnty-one, In
township four, south of range five east, in the
Southwestern Land District of Louisiana, IN
the parish of st. Landry, bounded south by land
o. Eiakim Littcll, Wegt by land Of Swayze Il
Morgan, and north by public lands. together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
lnents thereon erected and thereto appertain-
ing, it being the same plantation which the ven
dor Harris purchased at tho stcccssiOual sale Of
the estate OF James Morgan, decreased, and con-
tainiIg in all one thousand acres of land.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CaShO on the spot.
Z. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
dec oc
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Dominique Lalanne, &C aIs.. w., ,Iosrp.

ASIHCIIN.
(}OCh De DISTRICT, PAROISSE ST. Lam
- dry.-NO. 19368.-En Yertu dun 0rGIrc dc soi1ia
ct dc yclLe lance par Honorable la HnitiTmc
our 9e District, dams ct pour Ia paroisc st. Ian
"II oailS lc process cl-dcsSrF intitulG, ct a moi
II Ia MaiSon de Cour de Ia ditc paroisse, dams ia,
vie deS Opelolshs, le SAMEDI, 7 Fevrier, 1871,
a one hcurrs du matin. In propriGtf ci-apres
Tn lot de terrc SituG dams In Vile de Washing.
ton, dams Ia dltc parOissC, avcc tOutes les hats
SEES ct amelloratiOnS qui sly trOuvent. hnrnG a
Quest par Ia rue st. Michel. al nOrd par simon
Lepp,. a Pest par Joseph Untz. ct au sud bar Ia
proprletG de Mime. Wallace. Gtapt Ia meme pro-
priete achetc par euN, les renaeurs, 4 unc yante
Smith. " A
Saisi dams le process ci-dcssus. ~
COnditions.-COmptnnt
E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.
Kenneth Baltic vs.. Henry Lee.
AND
GREAT RIVER SHOW.
"4Amcrica's Pride" will once more appear bttor
the DeOplc of

Baltic vs.. Henry Lee.
NAGTSTRATE'sCOURT TWELFTH WARD
A'A st. Landry.-NO. by virtue of a writ OF
ticri faciaS, issued by Hon. James Curlcy. Jus
tice of the Peace, Of the Twelfth Ward, of tho
parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit
and to me directed, | will proceed to sell al
office OF the said Justice. in this parish on TUES
DAY, February 10th, 1874, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. the
following described property, tO-wit:
One black mare.
Seized in the above suit.
TcrmS-Clsh on the spot.
f. :. THOMAS. D'y Constable.
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Kenneth Esaillio vs.. Bacchus Taylor.

Kenneth BaiEIiO vs.. Bacchus Taylor.
COUR, DE MAGIsTRAT, DoUzIEME AR.
- rondissement, st. Landry.-No. En- yertu
James Clrley, Juge dc Paix, Dougieme Arron-
Alsse4lent, st, Lantiry, dams le' process ci-dGssus
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public, an plus offrant enc6erisseur. an bureau
du dit Magistrat, en- cette paroisse, le MARDI.
10 Fevrfer, 1874, d ONE hcures du matin, les pro.
prietes ci-apres dGcrites, SAVIOR:
Tn cheval, I'M buggy ct harnais.
Saisi dams lie process cis deSsus,
C0nditipns-Comptant. ''@
4 r. s. THOMAS, Dep. Constable.