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SHERIFE,S SALES.
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana W. Adeluhe
Deiean.

VS. A0SkpBS
Deiean.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ST TAN.
cot, 1870; a256Y:-By virtue Of IN order of
Elghth District Court, of the State of louisiana,
III ana for the Parish of st. Landry, In the aboye
entltled suit; and to me directed, I win proceed
70 sen, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse of said parish. in the town ri
Ope!0usas, on SATURDAY, the ,4th day Of
April, 1874, at eleven O'Clock A. ~, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
a certain tract OF land or plantation. sitnatcd
~ inc parish OF st. Landry, in this State. and
lylng on Bayou Bguf, containing eight hundred
srpuTdci i alpents' and composed OF four lots of
srotlhu designated by the numbers seventy-four.
seVchty-hVe, seyenty-six and seventy-seTen in
township NO. three, south of range No. three
east, nelllg q portion of the land confirmed to
GairIgucs F~laujeae, by the act of Congress-. on.
titied an act for the reliefof Garrigues Flauieac.
or La, approved on the Goth day of NAV, 1900
anu an act supplementary to an act, entitled an
act TOT the relief of Garrigues Flaujeac, of La
approved LIST of May, 1884, together with nil tho
buildings and improvements thereon, the ma.
chlhery ana implements of hnsbandry, and all
appertaininS. wy
Two hundred ana twcnty-cigh shares of Mort.
gage stock thereto attached, mules, &c.
seized Ill the above suit.
Terms and COnditions-Said sale IN he ,,o,,,
OH TUG oiloWilg terms and conditions, to-wlt:
/. inc purchaser to furnish aStOck note for the
sum OF tWo Thousand nine hundred and twenty
- ,NNE' 'AiihS "At Vl IIt- HESt OF ADr1l.
1870, ana according to the charter Of
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
:. Inc purchaser TO furnish a note for cioht
thousand seven hundred and eighteen 66Ii00
dollars, payable on the second day of NAV, 1sT4,
with interest at the rate of eight per cent neI.
annum from date till paid. with the privilege of
renewing the same from each maturity by nav
ing the interest accrued, $2,179 G7t1OO on account
OF the capital, said note to he identified in the
same manner with the stock note.
inc purchaser to assume al the obligations
and responsibilities of stakeholder of the Git
liens Bank of Louisiana. and the said stock note
and mortgage note, soflrniSled, tobe identified
with the acts mentioned i'll the original petition.
VIZ: mortgage by q. Flaujeae in favor of CffE.
zcns' Bank OF Louisiana, by net before George
King, Parish Judge and c~x-otifcio Notary, dated
3otll September, 1897 mortgage by same parties
before same officer, dated 14th July, 1888. SHEER
ms and a sale by Sheriff Of st. Landry parish
to Citizens Bank of Louisiana. dated 6th June.
1860; sale of landed property and bank stock
with pledge thereof by Citizens Bank Of Loufs-
lana, to Adolphe DGjean, by act before Edgar
Grima. Notary Public in New Orleans, dated GOTH
April, 1871, and with the Sherif's deed OF sale in
this ease.
,. And the balance of the price of adiudica-
ton cash.
feb p L. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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JUDGMENTs--- JUDGMENTS.
TUDGMENT.

JUDGMENT.
Susan A.Mixer, wife, We. Clandins MAYO. hus-
bands-8tA District Court, st. Landry.-No.
1238fsE sd
This case having come up for trial, and thelaw
and the Evidence being IN favor Of the claims
set forth lnfheplaintifs petition; IFS, by reason
thereof, ordered, adiiIdged and decreed that the
said plaintiff, Susan A. Mixer, have judgement
against and recover of the defendant. Claudius
Mayo, her husband, the sum of thirty-four hun
drcd and forty-two 05l100 dollars, with eight per
cent. per annum interest thereon from judicial
demand until paid.
1t il further ordered that the plaintiffs mort
gage to secure said sum be recognized and en-
forced as follows, to-wit To take effect from the
1911 April, 1853. to secure the sum of five fnn-
bred dollars. To take, effect from the 18th April,
1867, to secure thesst1ln of nine hundred and six
ty-seVen 22I100 dollars. To take effect from the
9th October. 1870, to secure the sum of thirteen
hundred and sixty-one 17I100 dollars. To take
effect from the 22d October, 1870, to secure the
sum of three hundred and ttfty-eight 76L1OO dol
lars. To take effect fromthe year 1862. to secure
the sum of two hundred and 1ifty-dollars.
1t is further ordered. that the claim of the
plaintiff for the sum of one hundred dollars, the
price of Il horse alleged to have been received
by defendant on account of his marriage with
plaintiff, be dismissed as in case of non suit.
1t is further ordered that the community of
acQuets and gains, heretofore existing between
the plaintiff and defendant, be dissolved: that.
there be a separation of property between the
control and management OF her paraphernal
and separate estate.
1t is further ordered that the defendant nav
the costs OF this suit.
Done, read and signed i'll open Court, this 9th
day of February, A. D., 1874.
(Signed) JNO. J. MORGAN,
Judge 8th Judicial District, La.
A true copy.
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Bloch, BritGon & Go. VIC. Kenneth BAIL
Lie.

Bloch, BritIon & Go. VIZ. Kenneth BAIL
lie.
DARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. 1873
Il BY virtue of q writ of fieri 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
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY, the 4tl day of April,
1874, ut eleven o'clock a. NJ, the following
described property, to-wit- y
4 certain Judgment rendered i'll favor of Ken
meth BaiIlio in suit No. 1864, District Court, en-
titled Kenneth Baltic VS.. W. Il. Hughes.
Seized ill the above suit.
Terms-On acredit Of twelve months, apurch-
aser furnishing bond and security according TO
inch 20 E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTRUCTIONS TO
TAX COLLECTORS,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE,9
New Orleans, January 80, 1874. )
CIRCULAR No..
With reference to my circular letter of instrIc-
tons of the 28th instant, relative TO the receipt
i'll payment of delinquent taxes and licences OF
warrants, your attention is called to the require
ments of Section 1887 of the Revised Statutes.
In accordance herewith, you will be required
to indorse on the back OF each and every war
rant received by you tunder the provisions of
Article 8, of 1874, and of my instructions above
referred to- the date, Name of person from
whom received, and the amount of taxes paid
by the same. You will further be required to
file with the State Treasurer, at the time OF ey-
cry settlement, an affidavit setting forth the
facts that the warrants thus paid into the Treas
,try are the identical ones received b. You and
that you have not purchased or speenlated III
warrants IN any way, directly or indirectly and
that you have received such warrants at their
face value. The strict compliance with the
above will be insisted upon, and no settlement
will be accepted unless in full accordance there
with.
YOu are also informed that so much of para
graph of my circular OF January 2sth as relates
to payment of penalties and costs, is modified rs
follows: .sAll penalties on delinquent taxes are
receivable. I'M warrants, but all costs and fees
are payable In currency"
CHAs. CLINTON, Auditor.
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JUDGMENT.

Azema Beraud,. wife, VS.. Achille Dnpr6, hus-
band.-Distriet Court, st. Landly.-So. 1878.
III the above entitled suit the plaintiff, Arena
Bfraud, wife of Achille Dupre. having fnfly es-
tablisled by competent proof all the allegations
of her petition, and the law and evidence being
in her favor.
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that she
be separated in property from her said husband
that she have Judgment against her said hus-
band, and recover from him the amount claimed
in her petition, viz: the sum of fourteen thous-
and nine hundred and fifty and 35I100 dollars,
with five per cent yearly interest thereon from
judicial demand; that her legalmertgage on the
property OF the defendant be recognized and en-
forced to take effect from the goth day of Feb
ruary, 1873, and that defendant pay the costs of
suit.
Done, read aud signed i'll open court, this 9th
of February, 1874.
JOHN J. MORGAN, Judge
9Th judicial District, La.
A true copy,
OsEzIME A. GuIpRY, Dep. Clerk,
OPELoUsAs, February 18th, 1874.
Thereby certify that the within was this day
recorded in Mortgage Book No. Is, page oil. In
testimony whereof / hereto sign my name and
afiix the seal of my office.
JOHN n. OGDEN, Dep. Recorder.
feb la-3t
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RIoch, BrittOn 81 Co.. VS.. Kenneth BAIL

NOUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LASDRY.-No.
parPhonorable In COurde Paroisse, dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus
i~ntitule, ct Il moi adresse, je yendrai en- vente pu-
6liq9e, an plus ofira1f eneherisseqr, ala Maison
lOuSas, lie SAMEDI, 4 Ayrik 1874, a onZe
hcures du matin, La propriete ci-apres decrite,
SAVIOR @
Tn certain Judgement rendu en- fayellr de Ken
netll Baltic, dams lie process No. 1854, Cour de
District, intitul6 Kenneth Baillio VS.. W. r.
Hughes.
Saisies dams lie process ci-lessus.
Conditions-A I'M credit de doIIZe mois, Fac
qu6reur fOurnissant un bon avee securities scion
Ia Joi.
20 mars E. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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CharIea w. Cnmmack Yn. Alfred Fsavy.
OFFICE OF PARISH lax COLLECTOR,
Parish of ST. Landry,

Charles w. Cammack vs.. Alfred F'avy.
INSTRUCT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LAM
u dry.-No. 12322.-By virtue of a writ Of tieri
facias Issued out Of the Hon. the Eighth District
Court, in and for tho Parish OF St. Landry, ia
the above entitled suit, andt to me directed, / will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder at the Courthouse of said parish, i'll the
day of April, 1874, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, the
following described property, to-wit-
One 7x14 twelve-horse powerengine complete,
situated on the plantation OF P. j. Pavy in this
parish. -ra..
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
inch 90 r. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Ex-President Willard Fillmore died on
the Sth inst, aged d little over seventy
four years; and Senator Chas. Summer,
ON the 18th inst, of heart disease, aged
aixtY-three.
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There is always some u thing
which each man and woman can do
better than any other thing, and the
waste Of power that ensues from failing
TO discover what this is, and entering
into unsuitable spheres Of labor is in
calcuIabIe,
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Last Monday night thejury in the case
Of the Grant parish prisoners reported
that they could not agree, except as to
d whom they found not guilty. The
were all remandedfor another
trial, the enc acquitted having other
charges against him.
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Beecher says there is about as much
religion III the act Of putting o horse
shoe over the door for good luck, as in
putting a gilt-edged Bible on the CEN
ire table for the same purpose.
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CASH IN ADvANCE.-The Thibodaux
Sentinel has recently been enlarged,
and iii calling attention I'd the fact
states IN order to prevent any anxiety
oil uneasiness To our readers III the fu-
ture about the payment Of the subscrip-
ton We will require tho same III adj
vance and thus enable onr patrons to
rend their osea paper and smoke their
pipe I'll peace at the same time.
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"A veteran draper says that although
his clerks are very talkatiye during the
day, they are always ready to shut up
nj night.
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Plain speaking. Al rural Kentucky
paper says: This village may be set
down for its full quota in the peniten-
tiaTy q few years hence, unless parents
do something to check the hellward
course of some of their children"
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Some ii asks the New Orleans Rake,
whose editor is a granger, if it is right
To exclude d farmer from the grangebe-
c:luse he owns a storeg 2" The editor an
swers 10y asking: " is it right to admit q
store-keeper into the grange because he
owns d farlnf"
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An irritable man who was disap-
pointed Id his boots, threatened to eat
mp his. shoemaker, but compromised by
drinking a cobbler.
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An old lady hearing somebody say
that the mails were very irregular.
ut was just 50 in my young days-no
trusting any on EN-"
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1t will be seen from "The Changers
Platform which we publish, that a
granger acan be nothing i~ndushidllg but
a farmer
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CharIes w. Camnnaek VS.. Alfred Pnvy.

Charles w. CamlnRck vs.. Alfred PRvy.
NOUR DE DISTRICT, PAROIssE ST Ian
~ dry.-No, l2322.-En yertu dun writ dc tieri
facias, lance par Honorable Ia Huitieme Cour
ct pour Ia Paroisse st. landry, dams lie process
ci-dessus ~intitule, ct Il moi adresst, je prOcede-
raj a vendre' a rencan public, a Ia Maison de
Cour de la dite paroisse, dams Ia willie des Ope-
du matin, les proprietGsci-apres decrite, SAVIOR
Une machine 7x14 avec Ia force de douze che
walk, situe sur PhabitatiOn de p. J. Pavy, dams
cette paroisse. -
Saisies dams lie process ci-dessus. -s.+
Conditions-C01nptant. Pr" q
% mars L. o. HAYES Sheriff.
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4 Mi. Smith, you said you once Off
ciated iii the pulpit-did You mean By
that that you preached n No, sir, |
held the light for the man who did
preaeh.g All, the court understood
yon differently. They supposed that
the discourse came directly from you.p
aNO, sir, I only threw q light on it,
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A clergyman at the examination of
the young scholars Of his Sunday
school, put the following question !:
AWhy did the people Of Israel set up a
golden calf ~ Z Because they hadn't
money enough to set up an OK was the
reply of q little chap who took q dol
lar-and-eenR view of the matter.
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The Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in Texas, numbers $50 travelling
and SIS local preachers, and 1900
members. The Methodist Episcopal
Church North numbers ID the State 1a7
travelling and $50 local preachers, and
1900 membe1s. The colOred Metho-
dists number 1900, not included lib the
ab0ve.-rNew Orleans Republican.
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The man who answered an advertise
ment TO the following effect had his
curiosity satisfied: /" If you would learn
to make home happy, send fifty cents
iii postage stamps to a. B., etc. Upon
receipt III postage stamps, A. B. replied,
Your home would be more happy II
yUn were less frequently there
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Christian Sharpe, inventor of Sharpe's
rifle, died at his home, Hartford, Conn,
on the 18th inst. aged 63 years.
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I u TIC VPV
ONEzIME A. GUIDRY, Dep. Clerk.

O~PELoCsAs, February 18th, 1874.
| hereby certify that the within was this day
recorded III Mortgage Book, No. Is, page 524. In
testimony whereof | hereto sign my name and
atfiX the seal OF my Office.
JOHN N.sOGDEN, Dep. Recorder.
fab oT-9f 4
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Two Young men, out riding, were
passing d farmhouse, where a farmer
was trying to harness an obstinate
mule. Won't he drawq' said one Of
tile men. "0f course, y said the farmer,
'she1l draw the attention of every fool
that passes this way" Tie young men
drnva on.
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DIED :

GHANET-At Church Point in this parish, on
the 18th inst, Joseph Chanel, anative of France,
aged IS years. F~
JACK-At Church Point in this parish, ON the
14th inst, Jack, I. m. G., a native of Africa, aged
so years. +
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ONEziME A. GUIDKY, Dep. Grefier.

.,,,-s .sss OPELoUSAs, 10 Fevrier, 1874.
Je, par lie present, e~ertiffe que lie jugement eli
dessus a etc, ce jour, enregistre dans lie livre
d'Hypotheque No. Is, page 524, en- fol de quot 'ai
oppose ma signature ct le sceau de mon bureau.
JOHN N. OGDEN, Dep. Recordeur.
u fey
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Al Louisville paper contains a long
and fulsome obituary Of one Sarah
jackson, who no doubt, a saint, as
the writer says. But why put it in such
equiyocal form as this /" In Iler life
she was apattern wortlyt to be followed,
and her death, oh how ~consoling to
her friends
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JUDGMENT.

Lessassier, wife, VS.. Gustave Donate,
Observation-Disclosures Court, st. Landry.-No.
1856.
IN the above entitled suit the plaintiff wife of
thedefendant~ havingfully established by compe-
tent proof that her husband had received for her
and converted to his own use, money and other
hundred and ten dollars and fifty-nine cents,
it appearing further that the said defendant is
much embarrassed i'll his affairs, md the law as
~welEaSthe evidencebeing in favor of plaintiff.
1t is ordered, adiudged and decreed that she
be separated i'll property from her said husband,
and that she have Judgment against him for the
sum of two thousand seven hundred and ten
dollars and tifty-nine cents. with five per cent
yearly interest from this date till paid.
Done, read and signed in open court this 9th
February, 1874.
JOHN J.. MORGAN, Judge
Sth Judicial District.
A true copy,
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Youngmen, like greyhounds, follow by
sight; old men, like bloodhounds, follow
by track.
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no THE P0INT.-An exchange says:
4 Compare the publisher of Ii neVspa-
per who has I'd 90 all around the cOun-
Try to collect his pay, to q farmer who
sells Els wheat On credit. and not more
than i hasllef To any person. Hany far
lmeF viii try the experiment OF distrihu-
ling Mo proceeds OF his labor eFer two
81 three counties, with an additional one
to two i / three distant States, fog one
year, We win guarantee thRt be sill
neseg, after that years experience, ask
Il publisher I'd supply him with d paper
year ef two without tlle pay for II.
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claims which may be subsequently approved.
On motion OF Mr.. Durio, resolved, that any
monies remaining in the hands of the Parish
Treasurer at the end OF the current year, ana
NOT required for the purposes for watch said
fund la created, shall be transferred by the Treas
urergto the credit Of the contingent fund:
On motion Of Mr. purto. resolves, tnat tae 6
two hundred and fifty dollars per annum; and
that no certificate Of disability for road duty
shall be received except said certificate be given
by the Parish Physician under oath, for Wflcn
he shall receive a fee of two dollars, to be paid
by the party to whom such certificate il given.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
= |' OPELoUsAs March 10th, 1874.
The Police Jury met pursuant to O special
call b. the President, i'll order to correct Il
clerical error in the proceedings OF the Ponce
Jury of March 10th 1874. Present: John Roy,
President; T.. s. FontenOt, II. DuriO and Theo-
dule FOntenOt.
On motion of Mr.. T. s. Fontenot, Resolved
that whereas Mt the meeting of the Police Jury
OH the 10th of March 1874, an ordinance was
passed assessing and !evyIng the amount OF
current year; and whereas there are several
clerical errors in said Ordinance, 1t is therefore
ordained that the said Ordinance be amended
and re-enacted, so as TO read as follows, tO-wit /:
AN ORDINANCE
To assess and levy the amount of taxes to be
collected for the services and expenses OF the
current year, and to make an appropriation
for that purpose:
Be it Ordained, that the sum of fifty-ive thous-
and Dollars be and the same is hereby assessed
and levied as the amount OF taxes to be collect
ed for the services OF the current year, 1874, and
that the said sum be appropriated and appor-
toned, as follows, tO-wit:
Pay OF members and officers OF the Police
Jury. $1,000
Sheriff 81 Clerks salary (see act 165 Of 1867 LOCO
Contingent expenses. ......... 5000
Existing debt. 5000
Magistrates fees i'll criminal CaSes..-.... 2,100
COnstables fees in criminal cases.......... $500
inal cases 1900
Maintenance of prisoners in parish Jail. 1890
Pay of Grand and Petit jurors ---........ 5000
Fees of witnesses in criminal cases before
District Court. 1000
Paw Of District Attorney for convictions. 500
Transportation OF conyictst to penitentiary 400
Sheriffs fees in criminal cases, and sum- ~
monIng Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Sherif7s per diem for attendance on SUI
urpme, district and Parish COURTS. 900.
Internal 1900
Pay of road Overseers 1900
of Observation-Disclosures. 500
of tax collector. ........ 5000
Judge John f. King having appeared and pre-
his commission as District Attorney pro
ten, under the Act of the Legislature No,
March 1874, when on motion of Mr.. 7.
FOntenot, Resolved that he be recognized in his
said capacity from this date. .4Gs @-sstg.s13
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday the 9th of April, 1874. -....
John Roy, President.
Attest: c. Mayo, Clerk. .
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ANriter IN tic Victoria Magazine, of
which Miss Emily Faithful u theeditor.
says Germany iii spiteofits military
successes, and Che splendOr Of its hi-
nmphs Ia the reaims0f science, stands
lower in Ehe grade Of civilization than
my otler European c0urtrys except
Turkey for iii no other country does
woman occupy ID ignOble and servile a
positfon. Iii England wonlen are trent
sa WITH respects ~ France me AnAeri-
VI. Nj long 40 they arc young and pretty
tlfy are Worshipe. hi Germany they
ase snaply utilized.
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DHEOT0GRAPHS.ITH HAVE OPENED
A Photograph Gallery at Washington for q
few days. I AMI prepared TO take photographs,
Ambr0fypes and Gems, singles or I'M groups, from
card size to 10x12 inch. Pictures taken in cloudy
as well as fair weather.
A. ". HILL.
d. R.-Positively no Photograph work done on
Sunday. inch GIFT
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nLANTATION ron sALE-sTTgA

POLARIZATION FOR sALE.-SPTpA-
ted on Bayou Teche, six miles from 0pel0u-
sas and three from Barry's Landing. contains
about 800 ;Hpents, ~ arpents fenced and cleared,
balance woodland, has a new and commodlolis
dwelling house and two cabins. For terms, APP
ply at this UiIiee. leD 21-IL
nOaEY,S RITTERs ARE a GEN
lie stinrnIant, an elegant tonic, perfectly
suited to all the requirements of an Inflated
stomach. fsept 26-tf. .
WnOsEXsS BHTTERa Abb UNDE-
niably the pttrest in the market, and the
cheapest. ten to one. for the good they do.
Try one so cent bottle and hes~eOnyinceI.
sept 26-tf.
WBOaEK,s BETTERs ARE STRICT.
n WedicfarI. and not an int0ricafiRy Alec
holie bgreiuge. bnt curative, Alternative and ton
ing IN their effects. lsept 2b-tf.
NyAPT. BE. G.. MAN SAYS OF POsEY's
Bitters, after using only one bottle. They
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