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..E H. HER HusBASD, ~,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH. OF ST. LASDRI.-No.
/ 104I7. .. 80 ,E& $780,. 2
In the above entitled suit a Judgment by de-
fault having been regularly taken. and no mo-
ton made to set the same aside nor answer filed
within the legal delays, and by reason of the law
and evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against the defendant. Pierre Bandoin:
1t Is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the
plaintiff. Hefmina Fontcuot, have, Judgment
against the defendant, Pierre Baudoin, for the
sum of seven hundred and twenty-five dollars,
! with legal interest from the Goth OctDper, 1859,
and that her legal mortgage in all the immpya-
bles OF defendant be recognized and enforced,
TO date as follows, to-wit: from the 3Oth Of De
cemher, 1885, TO-. ..,.,;=.as
And it is further ordered. adjudged and dc.
creed that plaintiff be separated in property
from her said husband, and that the community
OF acqllets and gains heretofore existing between
them be dissolved, and that plaintiff have the
entire and free control and administration of
her property, and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit. ts5 -" wv
Thus done, read and signed in open Conrt this
9Th day Of February, 1871. u +',eT =
(signed) JNO. T.. MORGAN
Judge 9th judicial District Ia. /:
4 true copy.
oNEzIME A.. GUnRY, Dep. Clerk N-"'t
- HGL, ..rMs 4 =M. e.
O~PELOUsAs, La, March 3lst, 1874.
thereby certify that the within was this day
| recorded in Mortgage Book No. Is, page 572. In
testimony whereof | hereto sign my name and
afiiX the seal OF my Office.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
april3 ''IftG1 - = -.
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Eisf OF .Burors

DraWtn for the April Term of the District Court
in and for the Parish of st. Landry, La, March
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. SHEREFF's SALES.
Charles w. Carnmack VA. Alr.ns n,

Charles" W. Calnmack VS.. Alfred Paw.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST Ian,
- dry.-No. 12322.-By virtue of a writ of feri
facias issued out Of the Hon, the Eighth District
the above entitled suit, andto me directed, wiiIi
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder at the Courthouse of said parish, in the
" OF OPelousas, on SATURDAY, the Attn
da( or April, 1874, at eleven o'clock. 4. NJ. the
1oLloW!ng described property, to-wit-
one ISl4 tWelve-berse poWcrengine complete.
situated on the plantation of P. j. PAW in this
parish. -" '
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-CashO on the spot,
men E. o. HAYES, Sheriff,
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" "
A regular meeting OF the "0pclousas Hope,
Hook and Ladder Co, No. l." will be held ut tho
Truck House on Monday. April 9Th, 1874.
An members are requested to be present, rs
business OF Importance Ii to be transacted.
march 21 l.. r, SEAZIE, Secretary,
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A Weekly Retrospect of Events.
from Appletons' Journal.

AeA I" ASSo AAoE zig
the famine in Eastern TirhOot is incfeas-
ing. Eighteen persons Starved to death
in One village in eighteen days. tEE" ~
Adyices from South America: War
between Brazil and the Argentine States
is considered imminent. Thecholera in
Bueros Ayres still raging.
Report of q serious riot in Eastern
Poland. in consequence OF closing the
churches by order of the government
in one place seventy persons were killed
and wounded.
March 6.--Destr1ction Of alarge cot
ton-mill by fire, abMusselbuFg, Scotland.
Extensive conf1agration at ,Salonica,
Turkey; eleven persons burned t death.
Steamship Sedra, from Newcastle, for
Port Said, lost at sea; thirty passengers
drowned. W.
Explosion in the Hoosae, Tunnel,
Mass. I; a building blown dowhJ,a md sew
| eral men buried in. the ruins rs: tz =.
The new British Parliament organiz-
ed. GOyernor-General of1ndia reports
that the British Government will have
to maintain three million persons for
three months. .E}f15 }Ht@fet8tt !. tFfIs3.5s=
. March 7.-Expldtsioon ina foundry at
Sheffield, England, w6unding twelve of
the employees, and demolishing the
building. ta 1895 a9ssL t5lFE Oh ttt1 tFfS
Dispatch from Sir Garnet Wolseley.
Africa, a~nilOunces.t the capture and buTn-
ing Of Coomassie, and flight of King
Coffee Calcalli. 1850
March 8.-Dea6h, at Buffalo, N. VI, of
Willard Fillmore, thirteenth President
of the United States; aged seventy4four.
il March 9.-SeriOJs riot in Pesth, Hun
gary, which was not suppressed until
tile military fred upon the mob, killing
four and WOunding many, The Hum
garian ministry has resigned.
Adv1ceS fFonaMexlc0 OF an attack, by
bandftti, uBoIla stage near uadalaiara;
" passengers killed and several in
JuIed. 1900 8s'}a
intelligence that Captain Bradburn,
neal and ph;ladhEnl,;a ! Sga,Sa agssSt nvor-
hoarI il afraIag Eahr,,orv o5th! 400
Brn11 slt 9noTf III G,anFs; C1T' Rya1r
nassenper IN hoard IH-aSrfS $500
Mo1aI d0-adp;cas that esonaro1 Jos6
Csncha las hnan a,,,eo;,4aI ra,,to;n
4enara nf Ty,1Isar
Several nron,inant rarlists ay,alaaa
from. Al I rsd hyA o.siar ~ ia geSsnn
mani 49, ~ 800 ~.
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ba,nTan Watap.ySfnar NV y ~
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and Esselpand !. Esng GnSesa S@raas = . 5
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Iii ]cla;ros n Ada,sis Iss;na Teanluara
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fb,aa Saa,.s ITu;taJ ctatas ~
Masssc Saaa Sor $3.50 s 800 1879 q + 1o5I
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IL e IL lie s.

An simple, strong and practical, and f;lr sn-
perior to any others, Will be furnished NJ the
above reduced price.
Full information. with cuts. and descriptions
vi the ties, etc. wilsbc promptly fRrnished'hy
mail upon application to
THE PLANTERS COTTON TIE ASSOCIATION,
81 Carondelet Street, New Orleans,
n,cl, o2-lf z-EE E
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ARIETA L. CAMPBELL, WIFE, VS.. BER H. LIT,
TELL, m ii F.

DlsTRIcT COURT, PARISH OF ST. ANDRY.-No
1883.
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JUDGMENT!

HERMINA FoNTENoT, WIFE, vs.. PIERRE BAUDo1S
f. ~. HER HUSBAND, III
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH. OF ST. LASDEl.-No.
p 1nAIr 81 pr
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MTSCELLANEOUS.
nPPOsITION no MONOPOLY!
THE PLANTERS ~
COTTON TIE ASSOCIATION.
Home Office,

This Association is now fully organized, and
will be operated .las provided In the Gharter,l
upon the basis of furnishing Iron Bands and
Ties to Planters aud the trade, at the lowest
price consistent with the safe conduct OF its
The price of It's Bands and Ties for the season
of 1874 is now fixed at seven cents f7c.l per b.
being q reduction OF two cents eco per ID from
the price charged by the foreign company here
tofnfc 1a0a0p0fi=iRg the trade, previous to tie
organization OF this Association, the
LIGHTNING, VICTOR, PLANTERS
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All tlie New Orleans daily papers are
in fall blast again, having compromised
with the compositions
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14

DEATH OF DR. CAMPBELL.- We find in the San Francisco pa- pers the painful intelligence that the body of Dr Campbell was foun d floating in the Bay. but no particulars have reached us as to how he came to his untimely end. The Doctor spent several months here during last fall and winter and made many friends by his gentlemanly department and ,af. fable manners.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
LOCAL LYRICS.

Spring, glorious Spring has come agaIn With opening bud and blossom. Out of hs hole the rac-co"n peeps, And beckons to the possum. A nature wakes from out her sleep, And Kicks off the old cover, The p!alntivr Indian maid is heard Responding to her lover. The trees put on their robes of green, Birds is the bcaghs arr cingiTE, And thrnugh the snft and baImy ar, -AoiT .leloay is ringing The patient burTo strains his throat, and makes the air rpsnund With music of the talIest kind, To those who love the souud. The bull-frog's pleasant notes are heard Abnve the rlver's roaring, As fqnaltrd on rotten log.
 His love song he is pouring. Thaep are the sights and these the sounds Thar greet hur- ear and vision, As We ws.6 out ln hunt some news, arthis gay vernal casou. spr.ng fevsr'- taken hold of us, On, bcsa's little hazy.
 l1', s-eI like writing any moro, Ia fact We are too lazy. " think we'll bny the barge Black Crook
 g her with jib and sPanker, 10 the cIsm~beds sail her down, sud bllns her there to ancher. hh Captain Ike to sail our craft. And dig our clans and cook. We'll lay beurath an awning grand. And eat and read book.
 Hold on stop the machine.
 1s's getting a little spooosy.
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DISTRICT SCHOOL.

The people of Yuma have req son to be proud of their free school as it is in every sense a most ad mirably conducted institution. There are now in regular daily attendance 29 girls and 38 boys, making in all 67 pupils. They eyiuce 6 strong desire to learn and considering that most them have to learn an entire new Ian guage, the rapidity with which they advance is wonderful. C. W. Nash, Esq, Is the teacher of tiAe DOys and Mrs. Nash of the girls department. They are both admirably qualified for their positions, being kind and gentle, yet firm, and preserving perfect order in school. They also have a happy faculty of imparting in. structi0n which while it attracts the attention ofthe pupil, does not make study seem irksOme and confining. This school is a sue. cess.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14

RECEPTION.-A great many friends called upon NIT. Henry s.
 Fitzgerald aAd bride last Sunday
 afternoon. The reception was cordial and u0untiFll. Good wine and other good things were abun- dant and ali wisnie.. the happy couple a life ofjny and prosperity.
 May their path be strewn with flowers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
Marine and Commercial.
ARRIvED:

At Yuma, March 7-C. s N. Co.'S steamer Colorado, Capt. Mel. lon, from Ehrenberg.
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MARKETS

FlouT-S5 per hundred pounds. Cu-n m,-ai-Sl0 5 Briry-TJ
 B+rf-l21 cts. per pound. Muttun-2O
 Potatoes (Irish) ac. per
 (Swrrt) 6c. per Cabage-8c. per Onions (Strong) i2Ic. Eggs-$l per dozen. Chickens (yeIlow lrggrd) 75c.
 (black lrggrdj 5Oc, Turtle and other Fish-As you can catch them.
 Geese, ducks. quail. rabbits and other game-At private rates. Other articles in proportion. except ex- trealr uxuri-s. which are plenty and cheap and to be obtained at various prices, &C., cording to quality and style. Chile ColoradO-Still sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14

Last Wednesday night some of the boys gave a lively serende. They honOrd us with some fine music but as we had none of the "Oh he joy full" in the house we played possum and lay still.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
SAILED:
TO ARRIVE

c. s. N. Co.'S steamers with pas- sangers and freight per steam. ship Monfdnn, will be will be due here about the 18th.
 During the week the steamer ColoIado, Capt. Mellon, has made several trips up the river return ing with wood and buildi 2 na- terial,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
HE S'ENTTN FL.
SATURDAY, March 14th.
LOCAL MATTERS.

WE received some two weeks ago an interesting letter from G. G. of Cerbat, which letter would have appeared, but for its great length. Correspondents will please cOndense. Write short let ters and to the point.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
PERSONAL.

Capt. c. VIC. Kowell, and fam ily arrived last Saturday by tue steamer Colorado, from Ehren. berg, where they had gone on a pleasure excursion. They enjoy ed themselves much, and Well they might, for the weather WIS me and Capt. Mellon is just the man to make everything pleasant to his passengers.
 Ar. Henry s. Fitzgerald and bride arrived in town last week just as we had gone to press. They seem happy
 Mr. J. A. Moore, of Naricopa Wells, arrived in town last Sun day, and left for home on Tuesday evenings stage. 1
 Col. James M. Barney, now on a visit to Ehrenberg, has been suf- fering from a severe attack of pneumonia, since his arrival at thai place. but We are glad to be able to announce that he is now fast recovering.
 Capt. Polhamus returned from San Diego on last Saturday even- ing's stage. He left his daughter Isabel there at school.
 Col. Sprague. U, s. Paymaster, and clerk. arrived at Fort Yuma last Saturday and paid off the troops on Monday. The Colonel encountered high water between San Diego and Fort Yuma. In crossing the Otay, the leaders to the stage had to swim. The O. lOnel and his clerk left for San Diego by Wednesday mornings stage.
 Mrs. Ieager and three children left for San Francisco by steamer Cocopah, which sailed from here last Wednesday morning to con- meet with the NJat0nG at the mouth of the river.
 Cnas 4. Franklin, a printer for meriy in this otfire, left for San Francisco Wednesday morning, on the COcopdh.
 Mir. Parker, photographic artist from San Diego, arrived last Tuesday. His instruments and material are on the road and will be here in about two weeks, when our. people will have a. opportunity to have their pictures taken. From specimens ol MT Parker,s work that we have seen we are satisfied that he is master of his business.
 Charles Baker came down from Castle Dome last "Wednesday on horseback. He reports evrry- thing lively up there and pcs poets good. MT. B ,ker has he contract for furnishing q Id ge amount of coal for the CastieI Dome Smelling Works, in when work he is now engaged with al large forgs of men. He is born, ing the coal from iron WoDo5 which grows in great abundanCH
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
:.General Merchandise,

Invites attention to the best se- lected and most complete stock ever offered in this market, con- sisting, fr mart, of
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-14
For Cash.
Nota Bene.

Our Stock is complete; our connSotl0n the best, and we otfsr to the people or AT zon a, Sonora and New Mexlco' ino"cf ments not attaiuable at any other hous ou the Pacific Coast
 VIM. B. HOOPER & oc
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CHAs. BILLINGsLEA, DDS.
DENTIST.

HeeAaascs' B6ak, WesfnfasfeT, IA
"HERE be may be found MoxpAr.
w IrEsDAr, THrRsDST and SATrKDAr, OF
ever week
Val continue 70 visit the following places.
Union Bridge.-Iss Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Of each month.
Nsr WiadsOr.---2nd Wednesday and Fri
day, Of each mouth.
each month.
Taasfowa last Wednesday and Fri
day, Of each month. INV 5-tf
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NOTICE.

"A II persons she have claims against
"A Mary caple, iii pi<ass no.ify tie "a.
derdghcd Of them ard ea!I At TIC olire n
jas- a. G. Bond, Aeornes Il law.
ELIAS BROTHERS,
las. a. G; BOND,
mar z'rtf q Trussees q MnEy caple.
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WESTERN MARYLANDCOLLBDg
STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES.
N DISTINCT DEPARTMENT.
Incorporated ty Act q Grss,ai Assm,s,
March, IseS.
Loeation-westmInster. nId.

THIS Institution Is under the speeisi =.
Il trouage Of the Maryland Animal CO.
ference Of The Methodist Protestant Chareh
but Is strictly free from any secsarisn;srn
either in It's course o. study or rules o. an
eiplne.
Male and female siudents recite IN se1mr.,.
classes, but al have the advantage az irss,,,e.
ton from every Professor having charre I,
the studies pursued.
The Vice President, tRsY. DR.. N;ehos,
the Preeepiress, Miss 0uings.) and sefeysi
other members Of the Facalty, reside II m
College building, and have consiast oyersigb,
Of the Boarding Students.
TAG CouKsE or Study Is thorough. upde,
fall and competent corps Of INSTRUCTOR.
The Tnclfth Sent Annudf Ssssi0a. villa.
gin on MONDAY, FEBErAEr ID, 1874. and
end on THURSDAY, JUxK 18th, 1874
EXPENSES % SESSION
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel and
Ltght <90O0
Tuition IN Preparatory Department i7.5o
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 5000
Matriculation fee payable on enter
ing the Collegiate Department.. 400
Instruction in Music with use Of
INSTRUMENTS .................-........... 1900
Instruction in Drawing and Painting
water oolorsl............-............. 1000
No extra charge. for any study in the Res.
ular Course.
PAYMENTS.
one-half Al the beginning Of the Session:
the other, April lsth, 1915.
Books and stationery purchased Of the Col.
lese must be paid for on deiiray.
For Catalogue and Circular containing fan
information, address
J. T. WARD, PGEssDExr.
dee2I-d Matchmaker, Ma
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A selsMads Man.

Hon. Jesse K. Hines, Speaker of the
Maryland House Of Delegates, has, BY his
urbane and pleasant manner, acquired
great popularity with the members Of the
body over which he has been called to
preside. Mr.. Hines Is essentially a self
made man, and judging from his enyiabIe
success in political life, and the many
friends who have clustered about him. has
bright future before him He was
born IN Kent county, November IL, 1929,
and i consequently but forty -four years Of
age. When but Eve years Of age his par
ents removed from Kent county to Balti-
more city, where he lived until his four
tenth year, when be returned 70 Kent
and commenced life as a clerk in eoun-
try store. After leaving Baltimore, Mr..
Hines never went to school, but was hard
student end keen observer Of human ma
ture and Of passing events. He after
wards removed 70 SmyFna, Delaware, where
be remained about 4 year. Subsequently
be learnt bis trade as . brieklayer 10 Kent
county. nd rs afterwards taught
country school for two years, devoting all
bis spare time "a reading Izw. In 1852
be started store in Milliagfou, Kent
county. aud during the same year married
Mss Massey. Of she same county. His
first entrance into public fife vas 10 1855.
shea for two yearz be acted IS collector
Of taxes From that time 70 the present,
> period Of eighteen years. he has been in
public life and ii cfice. He was elected
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Kent county
il 1857 re.elccsed 10 1853, and Was NJ
eleestd Clerk again % 1861 This place
ne resigned 70 accept bis present. position
81 representative 81 Kent county In the
present Legislature. He uas also dele-
I4tc 70 he National Convention. His
family, consisting Of Ms. Hines, four sons
AL lhres dasxhfen. are nor residing il
Eh<s'ertorn. Nd Ii 1867 Nj. Hines
*as stsplt<cd 10 he Bar u cheztertonn,
',s1 hdlIiAs his Position - Clerk, he bAs
never praeticed BIZ profession.
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THORKBURG & McGIEEIS'S
LIME SPREADER.
PATENTED 1879.

HNHIs Naehine has been thoroughly tested
II and foand to hrozdcast Cur AANvnES
from rel rostei BAEx YAAb MANrEEs, Rs
Frsr Tax RAEK. CoNFosIs, &e., with perfect
erenness and great rapidity
Also. 70 BaOADcAsT or DEiLlin the ross 81
aHv distaaos apay1 desinod, LAKE., PiAsTER,
AsHES, SrrER PHosrHATEz, he, trifh PeIfssd
sreanez5, At rates from one bHsia 70 any de-
sired quantity per acys-
Orders are solicited, and viii be filled 81
fast a. they can be manufactured IN the order
OF time in which the orders are received.
An agent viii deliver the Machine as soon
as possible, and, on a thorough trial by the
purchaser in his own var, and in all ways for
he purposes il is intended, and II no, sAiisfae-
tory in al things, no sale.
By this system Ee hope 70 place Il IN the
hands Of ever intelligent farmer as rapidly
As ihey can he constructed, and hasten the
rrvoIuiion that II Is destined 10 work in the
Application Of NAaures.
We hope, BY the policy Of no sai>, unless
satisfactory affrr fan trial, at least to engage
the attention Of calculating and sensible
farmers. Address
L. II. COLE,
Finksburg, Carroll coanty, Nd,
Agent for Maryland, Delaware, New jersey
and Eastern Pennsylvania sep 1871
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Showing Al increase n the excuses Of he
pear 1878, over those for the year 1855, 0.
S6ss-26- The salaries Of lie clerks IN he
ONCE are prescribed By IzE, and the Comp
roller has complied with he lzE in regard
70 them
The other expenses Of the once amounted.
IN 1856, TO the snm Of IS, les. Ts. xhile those
for 1873 amoanted 70 si,I229s, being less
than tAose for 1856 BY the ann Of ss75. %.
fhs amount expended for travelling expen-
ses, IN the performances Of 0fScial dusies. dur
ing the fiscal ye1r Is72, vas $40, leaving
an unexPended balance for said rear. on this
account, Of sz,455.50, and the unexpended
balances Of the Comptroiler's Contingent Fund
for prinzing blank licenses, protests, eireulsrs,
&c, for SAID year, was S405-6T.
The uaexpended balance Of the compsros.
ler's C0nfiBgens Fand for travelling expenses.
&c, Al the close Of the fiscal year 1878, vas
Sz,z52.5s, and the anexpended balance Of
Contingent Fund for printing blank licenses.
protests clrcnlars, dc, for the same period,
Eas S557.77.
The business Of the ofEce has been largely
increased since 1856, taxing The clerks to
their utmost capacity.
All Of which Is respectfully Submitted,
Gas. A. BrcHAxAy,
Chm. Sab Committee,
JoHr A. K00ys,
JoHS T. DAvson.
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