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Vincent Bougni vs.. simon Bnloeh 1t ais.

Vincent BOaSnl vs.. simon kSt0ch ct aASe
-FOUR DE DISTRICT, PARoIssE ST. Lam
~ dry.-No. 12379.-Env ertud'un ordre de saisie
ct de vente, lance par Honorable la Hutti6mp
Cour de District de PEtat de la Louisiana, a n
ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process
ci-dessua sintttule, ct a moi adresse, je procede-
raj d veTidre q fehcan public, a In Maison de
Cour de la dite p~aroisse, dams la vile DIES Ope-
lOusas, lie sAMEDI, 7 Mars, 1874, h 0nze heures
du matiTf, les propriet6s ci-apres deerite, SAVIOR
Une certaine habitation, sitne dams la dite pa
roisse sur lie bayou sackett, avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct authorizations qni sly tr0uyent, mulets,
animaux de travail, ustensils arateires, ct la re-
collie de mais, fofn, fourage, etc., prodnit en-
1873, savoir: trente mulets, dix bnufs de tire,
elmo tttes de befes q cOr1es douceS, trenfe char
rues, yfngtcinq pioches, dix haches, six haches,
deux wagons, un diable, sept eharrettes a can
| ma1s, quarante charles de foin, seize barils de
pois, 1000 paquets de pailles; In dite hahitation
eOntenant environ dix-sept cent quinze acres,
borne an n0rd par les terres d'Elbert CAN'T ct
In succession, de Jacob Bihm, an sud par les ter
res dc Joseph MelanG0n ct de Donate Leblanc,
d Fest par les terres de G.. j. Reynolds ct uEInile
Blouin, ct Quest par les terres de Jos. Melaneon
| ct c. ]. Reynolds.
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions-Les propri6tes ci-dessus decrites
serunt vendIies sur les conditions s~1tiyante, sa-
| yoir: Pour du compliant ~suffisant pour payer Ia
premiere installation de $4,875 ayec les int6rets
dies, les frais ct cling pour cent du montant en-
there pour les frais d'ayocats, ct Ia balance a
peetifs, SAVIOR "a ,s75 payable lie 1%erjour de Jan
rier, 1875, ayec huit pour cent par an dinterat
du Ter Mars, 1878; S4,sT5 payable lie Ter Janvfer,
1876, aTecl la meme interGt depnis le Ter jour de
Mars, 1873 $4,S75 payable lie Ter jour de Janyier,
1877, ayec La meme interGt depuis lie Ter jour de
Mars, 1873 ; S4,S75 payable le Ter jour de Janvier,
1878, aveC la meme int6ret depuis lie jour de Mars
1878; S4.S75 payable 10 Ter jour de Janvier, 1873,
| aveela meme int6r6t depuisl lie Ter jour de Mars,
1878; s4,s75 payable le Ter jour de Janvier, 1880,
avec lie meme interet depuis lie Ter jour de Mars,
1873; ct q, S75 payable 1e1er Jour de Janvier,
1881, avec 1e meme int6r6t depuis lie Ter jour de
Mars, 1873,
Z. o. HAYES, sh6rif.
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Ra,a.s of sola D. vhlttiasasa.-No.

STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARIsH COURT,
- st. IADdry.-Whereas. Delaware p. Danger.
field, OF the Parisllp st. Landry, Administrator
" the estate of John ID. Wilmington, deceased,
having filed q tabieau of classification OF the
debts and distribution OF funds of said estate.
accompanied by her petition praying for the
hoRl0iogation of the same
A1ld whereas tho prayer of said petition mas
been Granted by an order OF court, bearing date
February cd, 1874.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing At. my Office iii the own of
Ope1ougas, within the time required by Law. why
the said fableau should not he hoTlOIogated and
confirmed. WA. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
fen G4hir $50
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MHSCELLAREOUs
ENsTRUCTH0Ns ne
TAX
STATE or LOUISIANA AUDITORS OFFICE, I
New Orleans. january so, 1874.
CIRCULAR no

W#MHsE5RA H8@R= - Et4R &M###4 sH4eN #AA SM&h
With reference to my cTrenlar letter OF instYaic-
lions Of the 2sth Instant, relative 40 the receipt
i'll payment Of delinquent takes and Efccnges Of
warrants, your attention III called Ia the require
menas OF Section 1857 0k the Revised Statutes.
Ill a~eeOrdanee herewith, yOll Will be required
to inderse on the back AZ zach and eFery war.
rant received DIV you tWRder the provisions 81
Article 8, a0f 1Sf&t and af my Instructions ailage
referred TOD the date. name " person from
whOEn received. AMI tic amount OF taxes Maid
hy the same. You will further be required 10
Ale with the State Treasurer, at tic time 81 en-
ery4 aattlcment, an afsdaTiT setting forth the
facts that the warrants Thus paid into the Treas
Hry are the fdestieal ones received by yen; and
that y0u have not purchased or speenlated in
WARRANTS iii any we directly er Indirectly azE1
tlat yoa have reeeEyed stch warrants M their.
face value. The Strict compliance With tie
als0ye will he insisted upon, and no settlement
viii lie accepted unless In fun accordance there
with
Yuu Gre also informed TINT 81 naHeAsOf para
graph q DC nlFaaircliaFof january 2sth as relates
1p payment az penalties aad costs, u modified as
fellows; ssAn penalties on delinquent taxes are
receivable in warrants, but al cgsfs aud fees
WY p1s '''' CHS. CLINTON, Auditor.
Feb I3-tf
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aaceeasio.a ae Archibaua n. mcClolfal.d

et femme, Melissa Ann MeGlelland-Eo. 370s,
H0UR DE PAR0TsSE. ST. LANDRY-AT-
~ tendu que James Webb, dc I'D Paroisse ST.
Landry, ayi1nt presente Ine pGtitl0n D. 31'effet
.dGfre Ilu11Tne Administrations de La succession
de Archibald II. McClefland etsafemme, Melissa
Ann McCleLland, t0us deux decide, derniere-
ment de la dite paroisse;
En- consequence. avis est par le present dOnl6
au flt6ress6s dams cette succession d'ayoir a
de6uiEe par ecrit a mon bureau, dams les dix
~raisorls, oil aIclne ilsOnf, pour ~iesqaelles il me
serait pas fait droit 4 la denlas1de de la ditep6t
ton. w. Al. ROBERTSON, Greffer,
H9ffN
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Rfsch, Brftton q Go. VS.. KenncplA Rail-
s. lie. s@ .sz
noUR DE pAROIsSE, ST. LANDRY.-No.
- 1S73,-Envertu dun writ de fieri faciaa, lance
par1'h0norable La Ceur de Paroisse, danset pour
"a paroisse 81: Landry. dams le PROOFS ci-dessns
bliqle, au plus 0ffrant encherisselr, d Ia Maison
de COur de Ia dite paroisse, en- Ia vile dope
lousas, lie SAMEDT, Z Mars, 1874, a. onze
SAVIOR
Tn certain iugement rendn en- fayenr de Ken
meth Baltic, dams lie process No. 1884, C0ur de
District, intitule Kenneth Baillio VS.. W. B.
Hughes.
saisies dams 1e process ci41essus.
Conditions-Camptant 4H
Z. o. HAYES, sheriff.
0fev9 sa.-.r M - XIX
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BIocla, Britton & Co. vs.. Kenneth Bali

BIocEr, Brftton a. Co. W. KeunetEa hail
lie,
DARTsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1873
Il BY virtue of "a writ of ieri facias issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish OF St. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, I will proceed to sell, at
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope-
1Ousas, on SATURDAY, the It'll day of March,
1874, at eleven O'Clock A.. H., the following
described property, to-wit- ...t.,s. =
Aeertain Judgment rendered in favor of Ken
meth Baillio in suit No. 1884, q. c., entitled Ken
meth Baltic VS.. W. r. Hughes.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
i. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
fs1l %
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saeeea.iaa a. gohn y. vvhiaiusten.

HAT DE La LaEISLANE-EOUR DE PA
- roisse, st. Lanlry4-Attendu one Delaware
ri DangerfieHa, de Ia par0isse ST. Eaadry admit
nistrafFiee della succession de J0aRD Whiting
ton, d8neae, ayallt ~enregistre I'm stahiean de
Classification DIES dettes &c distrfhutiondes fands
ode In aike succession, a~ee0mpagn6 dune nett
ton denlnndnnf rh0naOl0gation a'ieeluf,
sEt afaendn gun aete fait dr0it D I'm deInande
dc In dite petition par TN nr1Fe de la COuP en-
date dl FfyrieF, 1874
En- consequence. avis est par le present donne
aux AmuReaaeg dams cette succession, d'ayair d
fare opposition. 81 anctine lis ont, par ecrit, d
na0aa bilsRan, dams La vilie HDnelousas, dams les
deIaia aecurles par III l0i. ~peurquUiHe dit tableau
ne seeaft pas appnaMvA at h0anOlogue.
Gaev es-
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MISCELLANEOUS


61RTH YEAR En- DRUGS AND
z ES!
The freshest and purest always on hand, at
wholesale and retail, at the ~wellknOwn
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Where can be founde every article in the medical
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
E.,a,e ar Arcbiba1an !. grcf,te1ln,,., +,

Estate Of Archibald rs. 9IcClelIalad and
wife, Melissa Ann Meclel1and.-No. 37os.
PARISH COURT, sT.LANDRY.-NHEREAs,
A James Webb, of the Parish st. Landry. has
applied by his petition to be appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Archibald ID. McClelland
and wife, Melissa Ann MeClelland, both deceas-
ed. late Of the Parislrof st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my Office, in the town eff Opelou-
Esas, within ten days from the present notice.
". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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s-aeeaaaiaa - nllaa aaeDaniel.-Ne.

TOUR DE PAROfssE. sT. LASDRY-AT-
~ tendt que zachary I Oliver, dc In Par0lese
St-IanaTT, ayanf presenfe une petition a FeHet
dfGtTe n0mIsle administrator dc ia succession
De Eliza Mcdaniel, aecedee, reinforcement de
la dite par0isse
En- consequence. aYisest par Il present donne
aux in1eresSes dams eette succession d'uvair Il
deduire par Gerit q mon bureau. dams les dix
rais0ns. 81 aacIlne lis ont. poar lesauelles il ne
seFait pas fait dr0lt q ia denlande de Ia dite pc
titIpH. W. At ROBERTSON. Grefger.
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MEDICAL.
nR. mADF1ELD,s EQUALEXER

MEDICAL NOTICE.-A REGULAR
WI Meeting of the st. Landry Medical and
Surgical Association will be held at Opelousas
the first Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. VINCENT BOAGNI, NJ. D.,
President.
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July %, 1sT1-1y.
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EO@EA4EMESgNG.-TWo SCHOLAR
- ships, one in Dolhearis and ne in Black
fsansa GeaaEneEeiaa college, EeW DRleaHst which
Vii entities she h0ldarR to attena q saaFullEnpEse'
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CARRIAGE 'SHEOP.-THANKFUL FOR
" the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens of st. Landry, 7 solicit a further cOntin-
uatiOn of their favors. and beg leave to inform
them that I will always be ready to
date them in any branch of my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection.
1 have on hand hacks and buggies, which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. s. P. CLARK.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
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MNOsEY's BHTTERS HAVE BEEN
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country.
They materially aid in curing Chills and Fever,
enlarged Spleen and all kindred diseases.
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EfaMMAX -FR0M LOUIS BEsAEAR-
II ais, Id DIeloaBas Dill Eeb sd, 1874 ablaek
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n@@REsM MMDTEKsa A1E@RRKETs
A E MegtleiaaL, and mt an Tat0xieafing Alc0-
hOsic beuelyEgt, but curative, Hterative aIld ton
ing mi their effects. [sept 2G-tf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

"THE LORD WILL PRoylpE.-Tbe citv mic.
sionary one Saturday night, was going home
with basket of provisions on his arm. Meet
ing policeman, lie asked him if there had a,y
families moved In the BOUNDS of his beat dnr.
ing the week. He answered, .'Yes, ;" and point
ing TO building up an alley said, "a oman
and some children live up there now.n
Ihe missionary went TO the house, rapped nj
at The door, and was admitted The woman
was 81 ting 10y small light sewing. In the cor
ner OF the room were two little girls, appai en
ly from nine to twelve year of age, playiup.
"Ihe missionary said, "Madani, / am here to
see II you will allow your girls 10 attend Sun
DAY school Tomorrow morning"
81 would, sir but what you see on them is
al the clothing they have, and you would not
wish them TO go as they are now -
"rhe Lord will provide, madam. Have Won
no money Pn 'ON
-. MOI YET, put have committed my case into
tAe hands of the Lord"
"have you anything To eat ?"
"Nothing, sir!"
"What will you do for breakfast ?'
~, SIR, once had husband; he provided
Wheh ne could. These children had father;
ne supplied their wants; but he is dead now
nc hss Ssnlos Ss.r. -, t.Iu sasIs :, %,
we have committed all to him, have called up
gu him in this our day of trouble. am trust
ing In God TO take care of poor widow and
her children in strange place, and know he
will provide"
"Thank God for such iaith," said the mis-.
sionarv and handing her the basket, said,
"here is your breakfast, and you shall haye tie
Clothing for your Children"
With tears streaming down her face, she re-
piled:
"Oh, thank God for this faitblulness He
heareth and answereth prayer May he bic 5.
you" Aad, said our dear brother to US, ~ fe /
the promise was sure, for ifshe was blessed IL
receiving, was more so in giving" Despont
then, NO longer, the Lord will provide.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

MINISTER AT THE DEATH-BED,-Whenth the
Rev. DIR. Binney, of India, was in this country,
he was one evening called out of the room TO
see a man who proved TO be perfect stranger
81 heard that minister by the name Of Binney
was stopping at this house, sir, and want You
to go see my wife, who Is very ILL., She has
been trying all day to make Inc understand
what she wanted, and at last found 1t was a
minister Do come quickly, for she is very
low, and Will, fear, soon be unconscious
They Started at once, and on The way, the
doctor ascertained hat neither lie nor his wife
knew anything of religion. On reaching the
place, tue doctor said 10 the man, "You mus
sit down beside your wife, and shall address
all my conversation 10 you, as she is too III to
be spoken To, and you must reply to my aues-
tions." He promised to do so. Then the doc
tor, speaking slowly and distinctly, explained
the way OF salvation through Christ, and closed
with an affectonate and earnest appeal to him
to give his heart at once to the Saviour. The
man was deeply affected. ii lis wife lay through
it all, apparently unconscious; but he knelt and
offered fervent prayer for mercy for both, and
left them.
Two or three months atler, he received le..
ter from the woman, who, to the surprise OF all,
had recovered. She told him that although un-
able TO speak or move, she had heard every
word he had addressed to her husband, and
then and there she gave herself to Christ. Her
husband had been converted by means of the
| same conversation, aud they had both united
with the Church.
DIR. Binney, in telling the story, said it had
| been lifelong lesson To him to point tue soul
TO Christ, even il apparently too far gone to
listen, and TO speak words of comfort to depart,
iAg souls while life lasted.-Chrtstian Age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

The Governor of fOhio on Thursday ordered a
company of militia TO be held In readiness 10
proceed, at moments notice, to Nelsonyille,
the scene of the miners strike. A despatch
from Nelsonvile says that between three and
four hundred colored men, mostly frem Vir-
giuia, Kentucky and Tennessee, arrived there
on Thursday afternoon, TO work in the Mines
They were accompanied by squad OF twenty
one policemen from Columbus, and after their
arrival were armed and placed on guard. Three
colored men who had missed the train and ar
rived later, were fired at as they left the cars,
but man who fired the shot was Immediately
of-Gs5nie h"a,l,f sirS.;iH During the day crowd
strikers collected outside thu lines formed by
the coored men, but were not allowed to pass
into the camp. l.. ID. Posten, one of the ope-
rators, has accepted proposal of the miners to
receia from their basis of S3 per hundred, and
work for S2.S7. The miners say they are will
ling to treat with the other operators, but the
latter declare that they "will have moth 'ny to
do with union miners on any lerms."