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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-05-22

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.-In the Austin
correspondence of the Shreveport Times
CfrOm the pen of Col R.aW. Lougllery,
Of jefferson, it is p~resumed,3 allusion is
made to the public printing imbregliO.
The Colonel, one of the veterans of the
Texas press, and as manly a leader of
political opinion as there liz in the State,
by nc means agrees with the action of
tlIe Legislature in clothing the Printing
Board with certain powers. In writing
upon this subject, Col. Loughery re-
marks: fEf#$ flttB E8#gf 49, E i&
Itimay we'll be asked, why did not the
Legislature elect public printer, and
fix the regulations and chargesb by which
he was to be governed? ntinsteadi of
that, they adopted the contract system,
which has proved a failure wherever it
has been tried. A printer elected inthe
manner described, and who had given
bond, would have been independent.
Instead of that, q committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Gov. Coke, the At
tOTney General and Secretary of State,
and they are clothed with the power of
dismissing the, public printer. Thegen-
tleman selected is one of tlleablest writ
ers in the State. Was it intended to
hold him, or whoever was selected,
! the power of dismissal attheir pleasure Z
| tits no argument to say that these Off
Gals are honest, and would not condes-
cend To an act like this from prejudice
or any other cause. But what right had
the Legislature to confer any such power
upon any body of men, and most inn
properly tho! leading members of the ad-
mihistra6iona ala
Now Texas has a Democratic govern
ment, Governor, Legislature, and ALI
butin office they do just what they cursed
the Republicans for doing. The So
called McEnerY government here gave
ont printing contracts to papers, some
announced the faetand some did not
the latter wanted to be certain they had
the pap before they cackled over it.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
vincent Bongsai Vs. element moIIEer.

Vincent Bengal VS. Clement HOEISer, Gls
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
~ dry:-No. 1215l.-By virtue of a writ OF
tieri facias, issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, in and for the Parish of
st. Landry, in the above entitled snit, and to me
directed, l will proceed to sell, at public saue-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse OF
said parish, in the town of Ope1ousas, on SAT-
URDAY, the 9Th day of June, 1874, at eleven
O'Clock \. NJ, the following described property,
to-wit-
The plantation on which Mrs. Antoine King.
decease |, last resided, situated in the parish of
st. Landry, on the public road from Opelousas
to Washington, distant about three miles from
either town. and containing six hundred and
forty acres, more or less, of which about two
hundred end fofEyaares afezwelf wooded Said
plantation being bounded on the north by tile
plantation of MIs<Bullard, ON the south by lands,
OF Elisha Andrus. Clement Hollier, Ais, and Faus-
tin Hollier, on the east by lands of T. G. Amber
son, and on the west by fHndssof Jean Bte.I Roy,
together with all and singular the buildings and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! %Ga% *Ft kAtt9
Also the following described property te,wit:
y
Seven American mules branded about thus: s K
two Creole horses, eight gentle work oxen, two
ox-carts, pl0WS, harrows, hoes and axes, about
sixty head OF gentle horned cattle. more or less,
branded with the above brand, together with
the above iron brand.
Seized in the abovesuiK ~ @1HS#2@F
Terms-Casho ON the spot. VI
mayl q. O, HAYES, Sheriff.
E2 II IN - NE% &@EE #E ~
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the races, and between men OF the same
race. At every election there must be
more and more bitterness among the
candidates and their respective supper
ters. 1t will alienate friends and put
discOrd in families and, instead ofthat
unanimity DC action Of the people, indie
pendentof cliques and parties, necessary
to correct the evils under which we live,
you will find strict party lines drawn
and party discipline enforced. When
the action Of the people is thus tram
melted, who controls butthe Politician
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Estate of Frederick Hans.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON,
40 orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins.
tratrix or apublic auctioneer, at the Courthouse
i'll OpelOusas, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF
June, 1874, at ten o'clOckA NJ, the following DIES,
cribed property belonging to the estate of Ere.
derrick Laas, deceased, tO-wit:
The half of Il certain tract of land lying and
being in prairie Basse, in the parish of st. Ian.
dry, bounded on the north by lands of DR.. r.
Garland, on the east.b by lands of Thos. C. Ander.
son, and on the west by landsiof5 Alexander Ne.
Eat, containing fffty-two and 90I1OO superficial
arpents. ttffE
Terms-Casho OF the spot.
. .1 AsI=LnIB -g-7E DOROTHE LAAS.
may S-5t Administrative.
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JUDGMENTS - ~ENTs
1900
JUDGEMENT. .rVmnnpoms =,
AR1ETA L. CAMPBELL, WIFE, VS.. ROBERT II. LIT,
d" tf'-" t TELL, HUSBAND.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. ~LANnRy-no
1888.

IN the ABOVE entitled suit a Judgment IN, do
taul. nas!ng peen regularly taken, and no mn-
t! u a. ~ set II aside or answer fled within the le.
s"ietoihe :, ana on The trial to confirm said i,t5g-
ileIt ny default, plaintiff having addmcei cv7.
Is we'll founded. CA'iA
Ihef C; by reason Of the law and evidence
Delllg IN favor Of plaintiff and apains+ ~ A ~
1endant, Robert Fl. Littell: NV "''
II Is ordered, adjudged and deereed tbat aloi,r
t tn n f lndginent against defendant, R. Fl. LIT
lcil; Ior the sum OF four thousand two hnndrad
anu seSehty-one and $500 dollars, with legal IN
tefeSL from the 4tfl OF November, 1873. sIhiec+ 70
18th of October, 1869. ING
Ihat the legal mortgage in favor of nlain+;Ap
on ali the immovable property now owned w
uetchoant, or which he may have owned AZ anyy
tl1le since he received money for pIointitF onI
converted the same to his own use he reco~r; .n5
ana enforced to take effect as follows, to-Wit.
For the sum of two thousand two hundred
adu WE'VE dollars from the 18th December, 1858.
FOR the sum or sixteen hundred and one and
5llOo dollars from the Sd day of January 1891
ana for the slim of two hundred and fffv.eiCbf
uolIars from the LIST day OF December, 1873.
II Is further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that the act Of datiOn en- pGientent passed On the
81 or October, 1869, be recognized as valid and
plallltltt be declared the owner in her indiyiduai
flght OF the following described property. Tn.
wit: - certain tract or parcel of land aitT,o+ad
IN tne town or OpelouSas, measuring six snner-
nclal alpehts: bounded west by Union street.
now by Mrs. Fritz Sandoz, and adioininp IN ~
north side the land belonging to the WidoW
and heirs of Marsden Campbell, and on thc
south by Grolee street, with all the bujldinmS
and improvements. ""NN1n6s
1t is further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that plaintiff be separated in property from b %
SAID husband, and t1atthe community of acd,iata
anu gains heretofore existing between them bS 10
dissolved, and that plaintiff have the entirn ~ ~
free control and administration of her nInna"tT
be taxed. ' SUI u"
mus done, read and signed in open Court this
9th day OF February, 1874. pN9
(Signedl mo. 7, MOPc3N
Judge 8th Judicial District, Ia.
A true copy: ="
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MEETING OF CREDIToRs.-BY VIRTUE
w of an order of the honorable Parish Court
of the estate of Joseph Untz. deceased, vii be
held before the undersigned, Notary Public, at
his Office in the town of Opelousas, on Tuesday,
the 23d day. of June, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
determine upon the disposition of the property
of said estate. ,Ettst ~1ss -
LAURENT DUPRE, Notary Public.
5 NAV so-5t-hlp 5ftESf$. w -
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TO TAX COLLECTORS.

You are hereby Instructed t0fproceed at once
and efficiently with the collection OF licensesa and
capital tax, ms provided by law. In all eases
where such licenses and capital tax shall not
Won will proceed to collect the same under tho
provisions OF act No. At of 1873, by seizure an4.
sale, or by application through the Assist@,,n int
Attorney General for writs of injunction to Close
up the places Of business Of such person., as re-
fuse to pay their licenses.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
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The. Louisianian, Q paper owned and
edited by colored men, says: a
There is no conflict between the in.
tterest of the races, and no antagonism
personal between the white and colOred
citizens. The social question will regu-
late ITSELF and q community of wants
and interest, must and will ultimately
secure the prevalence of good will, and
harmony OF action between the white
and col6red people of the South.
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The June number of Godey's Lady's
Book, that old and reliable friend of the
ladies, has reached us. Subscription,
80 per o Address L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, Pa. s@7'S F4's
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pARTsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs,
L Joseph V. Richard, of the Parish OF st. Ian
dry, has applied by his petition to be appointed
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make ep-
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office, in theoewn of Opelousas.
within ten days from the present notice.
WA. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Estate Of Joseph ID. CaseiIe.

INJECTING OF CREDITORS.-BY VIRTUE
w of an order of the honorable Parish Court
of st. Landry Parish, a meeting of the creditors
of the estate of Joseph D. Castillo, deceased, will
be held before the undersigned Notary PUBLIC,
at his office in the town Of Grand Coteau, on
Thursday, June 4th, 1874, at 10 O'elock,A. NJ. s,3
JOHN F. SMITH, Notary Public.
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buy ]. & P. COATS BLACK.
THREAD foryOrIr MACHINE.
eOg ADAY GUARANTEED USING
SUCCESSION SALES.
Estate of .Iean RAG. aoiInnu. =

Estate Of Jean Bite. S~OiICHu, ST..
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
- orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admin
istratriX, or BY a public aictio4eer, at the last
residence of the deceased, in prairie Mamoth,
in this parish, on TUESDAY, June 10th, 1874.
the following described property, belonging to
the estate of Jean Bite. -Soileau, ST., deceased,
t0-Yit:.
I. A tract of land situated in prairie Mamoth,
parish of st. Landry, where deceased last resid-
ed, containing eighty superficial arpents, more
or less, together with all the buildings and in
prOvements thereO /, bounded south by land OF
Gerand SOileau, west and north by public land,
and east by Charles Teal, il. -..,
2. Twenty head of horned cattle, five head of
horse creatures, three horses, two yoke of oxen,
one OK cart, one lot hogs, one bed and bedding,
household furniture, kitchen utensils, farming
implements, sc, &c.
Terms and rCOnditions-Au adjudicat1ons of
ten dollars and under cash, all adiudications
above ten dollars payable i'll two equal install
ments, one on the first Of January, 1875, and the
other on the first of January following, 1876,
purchasers furnish lg approved personal Sc
curitE, aud the land remaining specially mort
gagged unto said estate until fill and entire pay
ment of the principal and interest which may
accrue aBthe rate ofsight per cent. per 1nnE1alm
from maturity until paid. AZ
EUGENE FOETENOT,
may l5-5t Administrative
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public peace being brought about by
their Vaccinations.
The day for riots and public disorders
in New Orleans haspassed, never trust,
to return. Respectfully, etc.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
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President Grant has issued a proclaim
alton which recognizes Baxter as
Governor of Arkansas. We suppose
now they viii have peace there.
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IA waning Interest.
Prom. the New Orleans Republican

664 From the New Orleans Republican,
It'll probable there tWiIIsnot be the
deep interest felt in the next election i'm
this State which usually attaches tosuch
an event. In the first place there will
be but one State Office to be filled, and
butt few paTochial positions, including,
we believe, both sherifs. There may
opnay not be acknowledgements The
bill postpopigg the election for city Adj
ministratOrs remains In the Governors
possession unsigned, and we are not in
formed WlaatlleE he intends to approve
it or not. Thus there will be little in
eenhiFe to contest for Offices.
IL IN true an election for Senators aud
Representatives inthe General Assem-
bly, will take place but under the mod
erpg practice introduced under the press
ent administration, a seat in the Legis-
lattre is worth eight dollars D day for
sixty days, and not much more. Al she
last session, when we had a very weak
delegation from the city, q number of
corrnntlc0untry members sold a num-
Der DC contracts and jobs to various par
ties but tho results were generally un-
satisfactory, and the EXAMPLES notYerv
HksIyf 20 Is followed. Weliaye positive
advices from the country that BIT least
An9A ~ NAOAA[B V1 AACo0 DAAtl1blIAA EIFAt It's
will be- left at hume az the fall election
and honest men sent in their places!
This is right. When d member SO far
abuses Che power c0nfided to him as To
turn it to his wn6molunaeEt, he ought
ia sbs ~tIaaukful that he gets eff with d
simple dismissal from service.
The tendency of the time is to- cut
down official efnOiuments and decrease
the nuFaber of hands employed to do
one mans work. Conducting business
by deputy is becoming unpopular.
Ihus,as the crop prophets say, there is
every reason to expect q decline ID priees
! of all political appliances. Votes OF
delegates in q nominating convention
viii scarcely be salable at any price.
since d nomination by any convention
will by 20 means he equal To an election.
Political managers viii not rate very
high, and s0-eaIled leaders VIII be es4
Mmated atabOnt one vote each, in cases
where they faayE character enough To
command their own,
The opposition fOresee these things
plainly enough, and are already suffer
ing from apathy in consequences. No
one Is willing TIL put np money for senti-
fslent, and as there lis nothing else in
sight, all attenpts60 organize a party
opposed To the Republicans have SIGNAL
III failed. There ia. not enough PROS
pectlYe patronage Id sight to defray the
campaign expenses Of one ward. Even
the temptation recently held out of hir-
ing yOnng men out Of employment AZ
substitutes on vigilance committees
IaIicd to receive q second from any of
the well to do gentlemen whose money
was the object of the proposition. On
the whole, then, we may EXPECT d rea-
sOnably quiet summer, aud ff tile foods
sunside Id time, end Boston and Con-
gfess continue their magnificent chart
ties until we arc able and Milling I'd
help OURSELVES again. ne may be able to
exist until the next crops are gathered.
THE WEE ASswER.-A husband
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VT INIE9kNAD I'VE y UAF
Washington, d. c., February 10, 1874,
DEp,Y COLLECTORS .,rrrnr

DEFY COLLECTORS ,,pFIcE,
- v a = ~ end Distri, II. InuisiaNag 2 f.
Washing Don, April 9Th, 1874.
All persons or flrGlsiin the parish OF st. Ian
dry liable to pay any of the Special Taxes above
named are nfnrnled that I wfll6be at Opelousas
from June lst TO. 3rft, inclusive, and at Washing
ton June 4th to 9Th, inclusive, prepared to issue
such Stamps as may be applied for. aa.
ED. r. GOODWIN,
api 10-2t by Collector.
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Nat. bird vs.. j. r.. 4 l.. n. Andre.

~ dry.-No. l2275.-By virtue OF q writ Of feri
faeias issued ont of the Hon. the Eighth District
Court. in and for the Parish Ut st. Landry, in
the above entitled suit, and to me directed; will
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder at the Courthouse of said parish, In the
town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of June, tt1S74, at eleven o'clock Am, the
"A boiler with its fixtures and appurtenances,
and coolers and ~eisterns, now on the plantation
formerly belonging to the. defendants on Bayou
CouItableau.
Seized in the above suit,f4F4 nzsfrf -5.,4I 4sI
aTerms-0n credit OF twelve months, nurch-
aser furnishing bond and security according to
law 4H4fs4g 5g:
may % .a.4gsis E. o, HAYES, Sheriff.
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UDGTMENT :.-.--..... JUDGMENT!
HERAISA %FoSTENoT, WIFE, VS.. PIERRE
@t, 80. HER HUSBAND, -.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. 1ANpRY.-so.
10II7. OIL '-# a

In the above entitled suit a Judgment nv de.
iauit haylnG been regularly taken, and no mo-
ZION made to set the same aside nor answer filed
W1thlh the legal delays, and by reason Of fine law
ana evidence being in favor of plaintlfF and
against the defendant, Pierre BandOin: ~ ~
1t Is ordered, adiudged and decreed' that the
plaintiff, Hermina FOntenot, have Judgment
against the defendant, Pierre Baudoin. for IT,,
sum OF seven hundred and twenty-five dop .rs ="
with legal interest from the Goth October 1870
ana that her legal mortgage in all the ;m,mnps''
bles OF defendant be recognized and enfnreed
to date as follows, t0-wit: from the 3oth of De-
ccmber, 1866. ..- '"O Do
And It IL further ordered, a6judged and de.
creed that plaintiff be separated in pronertv
from her said husband, and that the commi1nity
OF acqnetsan gains heretofore existing betwesS,
them be dissolved, and that plaintiff have 4Ntss
entlre and free control and Administrations III
her property, and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit. "" "7O
Fflis done, read and signed in open ran RI tbi.
9th day OF February, 1874.
(Signed) bJNO. j. MORGAN,
Judge Sth Judicial District. La.
A true opy3@QJ@3 N%t&&
ONEzIME A. GUIDRY, Dep. Clerk.
~OPELoUsAs, La, March 3ist, 1874.
hereby certify that the within was this d8vs
recorded i'll Mortgage Book No. Is, page no. IN
teStlm0ny whereof I hereto sign my name and
attiN the seal of my office.
JAS. VI. THOMPSON, Recorder,
april 8 fHiEH -sf'EE
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a GREAT OEFER.-HORACE WATERS
"A s. son, 48i Broadway, n. Y, will dispose of
100 Pianos and Organs OF flrst-elass makers, in
Guiding Waters, at extremely low prices for
caeh, or part cash, and balance in small monthly
payments. New 7-cctav0 arst4cIass Pianos, all
modern improvements for $275 cash. Organs
SOS, S75. Daahle-Reed Organs, 500; 44StUp, Sl1O;
s-Stop, 1925. and upwards.
WATERS CONCERTO PARIOR ORGANS
are the most beautiful in style and perfect in
tone ever made. The Concerto Stop is the best
ever placed IN any organ, It's produced by a
third set of reeds peculiarly voiced, the effect d
WHICH is most charming and soul-stirring, while
its Imitation of the human voice is superb,
Terms liberal. Illustrated catal0gues mailed for
one staEnp. A liberal discount TO Ministers,
Churches, Sunday schools, Lodges, etc. Agents
wanted.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS HE
FBNO THE b ,.gA ,a ss ,s@h
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED
s&I za4tgiOF BOTH sEXEs.sat a
NO CHARGE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

college, Philadelphia, author OF several valua-
BILE works can be consulted on all diseases of
the Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has
made an especialstudyl eithel,tn male or female,
no matter from what cause originating Or of
how long standing. A practice of 80 years en-
ables him to treat diseases with success, Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those at q
distance can forward letter describing symp-
toms aud enclosing staHps to prepay postage. I
Send for the Guide Ia Health, Price loo.
> J. b. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane ST., N. 7.
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WlAKEN orr las AN EsTRAX-B1

TVAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY-BY
IL the undersigned, at Moundville, on the 10Th
inst, a bay Creole horse aged about 7 years,
having on the right thigh a brand about thus
= also on the left shoulder about thus X the
horse being perfectly gentle. ! The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he will
be disposed of according to law. azz
-+tITa14OTIS G. THAYER.
MOundville, May 22d, 1874. ,.sa-t7 ..4,
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f8ts What IL heavens best gift To man ~
asked d Young lady, the other night;
smiling sweetIy on a pleasa1t-IoOkfng
clerk. tise
A lioss I replied the young mar, with
great prudence
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farmer living near Glasgow, Dell
has a mad horse. The horse is penned
Tl q stall BY himself, andkeeps upacon-
tinual kicking and knocking his head
against The partition Hewas bitten BY
a mad dog last summer
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ONEzIME A, GuEDRY, Dep. Clerk.

OPELOUsAs, March 3lst, 1874.
l hereby certify that the within was this 5o,.
recorded In Mortgage Book No. Is, page 57s. n
Stlmon whereof I hereto sign my name and
affix the seal Of my office, """h0 anu
april3 "e0oi"er'
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MrOrucE TO
OFFICE y STATE ANB PARISH TAX COLLECTOR
Parish Of st. Landry.

+ hereby give public. notice that I am now
ready to collect State md Parish taxes for tins
current year. I ormy deputy will be in my ONCE
in the town of Opelousas, every day rom = 4;
taxess which win hive To be paid within twenty
DAYS from the date hereof. After that date l
viii most positively collect with costs ana US,
all such stringent measures as are WlslIn 3D.
isjana - J. l.. MORRIS, Collector.
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NOpICEs-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
~ Just opened q Carpenters shop ON Landry
street, Told Post0ficei. He will build or repair
iAppIses, etc. make eoffins and any other work in
his line Of business. .7#5434s6
apl17-H. W. n. NTEGINLEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

- underslgnedin O~pelousas, OF "Wednesday the
14th inst, an American sOrrel horse, about I or
8 years old, gentle to harnes and saddle, heavy
built, has a white ring around one of his ears,
white star on the forehead, and branded about
recovery. JULIUS MYERS.
NAV 01-tf
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PARISH TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Parish nF ST landry

s[fr PARISH T~REAsURER's OFFICE,
5e. Parish OF st. Landry,
AT 55tat. Opelnusas, May 18th, 1874. ]
Public notice ID hereby given that, In complf-
anee with an .ordinanee.of the Police Jury, the
days, commencing May 25th, 1874, for the trans
action of such business belonging thereto. lts
Office at the Court House in tho town OF 0pee
lOlaas. Office hours from "a. NJ, TO u Nj, and
from q to ST: Mif,.5 TH0s. c. AABERsONt ma
ta,azf. Parish Treasurer. h
per LOUIS DESNARAIS, IS
may 15-tf assistant Treasurer, 4